Anti-Japanese War: When I get promoted, the system will explode with soldiers

When Li Shaoyi arrived in Tongzhou, the first wave of the battle had already been fought, and the brothers were happily picking up the spoils.

"I heard that a group of capable young men emerged. Even you, the deputy captain, didn't have a chance to go to the front line. Did the enemy's first regiment get wiped out?"

At the Tongzhou Police Station, Li Shaoyi met Cui Minsheng who came to greet him, and Zhao Tiezhu was standing next to him.

Li Shaoyi originally thought that Zhao Tiezhu was at the front line, but Zhao Tiezhu didn't go either. It was all started by some patrol captains, and they fought pretty well. They wiped out an entire regiment of the Japanese devils and took advantage of the situation to launch an outward attack.

"The situation was urgent, and I gave them all the power on the battlefield. Since we didn't go over, we just let these guys mess around. Who knew they would wipe out an entire enemy regiment?"

Cui Minsheng's face was filled with joy, and although he was being very modest in what he said, he still laughed out loud.

"Captain, you don't know. Let me take you outside the city. Equipment is everywhere. These people are very well prepared. They must have brought back dozens of trucks of weapons and ammunition alone."

When Zhao Tiezhu came over just now, he saw two trucks loaded with rifles and supplies in the back. The autonomous government had invested heavily this time, but they didn't expect to hit a wall. Not only did they fail to do anything to Li Shaoyi's men, but an entire regiment was wiped out.

"Let's go and take a look together. This thing is not important. The most important thing is our soldiers."

Li Shaoyi was very interested in the young man Huang Peng. When he listened to the report before, he only knew that this guy had ten people under his command, which was equivalent to the level of an infantry squad leader. Who knew that he was so proficient in the use of jeep tactics? If it were not for his command, this victory might have been achieved, but it would definitely not have happened so quickly.

Among the three squadron leaders that I had previously approached Boss Liu to make arrangements with, I have to give one to this kid.

A group of people surrounded Li Shaoyi and set out from Tongzhou Police Station. When they left Tongzhou County, more than 20 trucks came from the front. These were all pulled from the positions of a regiment. They basically had everything from food, drink, and toilet. Although we didn't care about these, they were still considered trophies.

"Reporting to the commander, I am Huang Peng..."

"Reporting to the commander, I am Zhang Haiguang..."

Several team leaders stood next to Li Shaoyi, but from the report just now, Li Shaoyi knew that Huang Peng and Zhang Haiguang were the main forces. It was the first time for both of them to go to the battlefield. Although they had practiced many times in normal times, they achieved such results on their first battlefield, which was indeed worthy of praise.

"You two have done a great job. After this battle, Huang Peng will be transferred to the Beiping North District Police Station as the captain of the third squadron, and Zhang Haiguang will be the captain of the sixth squadron. You are the first group of people under my command to enter the North District Police Station. If there is anything in the future, please discuss it with us. Huang Peng will be responsible."

Li Shaoyi knew that internal friction was extremely serious, so no matter what he did, he had to find someone responsible.

Doing so can not only reduce internal friction, but also ensure that someone is accountable. When there is merit, we know who to reward, and when something goes wrong, we also know who to punish.

"Yes."

Both of them saluted Li Shaoyi and were very excited. It turned out that what the captain said before was true. As long as you perform well on the battlefield, you will be promoted if you deserve it and rewarded if you deserve it. We don't use nepotism here. We only look at your performance on the battlefield.

The other team leaders around also saw it, and their hearts were boiling with emotion. In the battle just now, we followed Huang Peng, and although we made efforts, our performance was not as good as Huang Peng. Everyone was convinced that he could get such a promotion.

"All other team leaders who participated in the battle will each receive a bonus of fifty dollars, and all team members who participated in the battle will each receive a bonus of ten dollars."

Li Shaoyi's words made everyone present cheer. As long as you have military merits, we will never be stingy with our support. It is useless to just shout slogans.

Although the team leaders were a little disappointed, they were able to receive a bonus of fifty dollars, which was a compensation.

Of course, the happiest ones were the ordinary soldiers. They followed the enemy and fought for a while, and earned ten dollars. According to their thinking, the danger was not that great just now. Our firepower was too strong. These traitors didn't even have a chance to raise their heads. It was too easy to earn these ten dollars.

"Didn't you all leave Tongzhou? What about the rest of their troops? Did they continue to come?"

After announcing the reward, Li Shaoyi came to the front of a jeep, and the combat staff next to him spread out the maps.

"Sir, according to our investigation, the enemy deployed an infantry brigade this time, and it was a fully staffed infantry brigade, about 6,000 men, but now there are only about 4,000 left. We also wiped out half of a cavalry squadron of the Japanese. They are right here, a few kilometers from the Tongzhou border."

Huang Peng quickly marked the location on the map. Fighting requires not only bravery but also brains, and the ability to quickly analyze the current situation. If they had enough ammunition, they would have been able to continue moving forward.

But his brothers had reported that the remaining ammunition was only enough for self-protection at best. If they continued to rush forward, they might be in danger. So after weighing the pros and cons, Huang Peng led his brothers to retreat, leaving behind a few observation posts.

According to the report of the observing soldiers, the enemy had no plans to attack Tongzhou and they had begun to retreat one after another.

"These guys aren't going to back down just like that, are they?"

Li Shaoyi rubbed his hands and said somewhat listlessly, "It's so hard to find an opportunity for actual combat. You can't just retreat after losing a regiment. I have brought a thousand people to Peking."

These people are here to eat meat. If you just retreat like this, wouldn’t their trip be in vain?

"Captain, it's very likely like this..."

"Wait a minute, should we change the title of captain? We have several thousand people in total. Isn't calling him captain a little too small?"

Cui Minsheng was just about to tell Li Shaoyi his opinion when Zhao Tiezhu interrupted him.

In fact, the others had felt awkward a long time ago. What kind of a title was it, captain? Although they could call him county magistrate now, that was not a military title. It was very awkward anyway. What should they call him?