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

The first thing required was heavy artillery. Japan wanted to take away 40% of its current heavy artillery in Pujiang at one time, including artillery pieces larger than 100 mm, which amounted to almost 470 pieces.

The second is the tank regiment. Currently, Japan has a total of three tanks in Pujiang. The other two in the regiment have all been destroyed, leaving only this last one, and he must get it.

Finally, there is the issue of replenishing troops. We must always ensure that there are up to two divisions of troops on the front line of the war. Once there are losses, the rear must be replenished before the battle starts the next day.

The third requirement is the most difficult of these three. Japan, like China, is in a tough period of war. Soldiers sent from the rear are extremely valuable, and all units are requesting reinforcements. If Okabe Naosaburo's statement is followed, he alone might be able to take up half of the reinforcements for the entire Japanese army.

Other troops expressed their opposition to this, but the Pujiang Expeditionary Force urgently needed to open a gap in Pujiang to shut up those opposing elements in the country.

Therefore, General Matsui agreed to his three requests and asked all departments to cooperate.

Before Naozaburo Okabe even arrived at the front line, he immediately ordered Captain Anton, who was at the front line, to take over command.

As for the original brigade commander, he has now been dismissed because of your uselessness, which caused the war to progress too slowly and resulted in the loss of so many people. If you continue to stay in this position, it will be our problem.

Captain Anton had never thought that he would get temporary command, which was something he had never dared to think about before. But then the smile on his face disappeared. Less than half an hour after taking over the command, he had to plan the next attack. Before the reinforcements of the 72nd Army arrived, he had to launch a series of attacks that night.

Naosaburo Okabe also heard the news that the 72nd Army would airlift two infantry regiments from the north early the next morning. These troops would most likely be used to support the 35th Army, so our chances would be greatest before these troops arrived.

Once these troops reach the 35th Army's position, it doesn't mean that we can't fight, but every step forward will cost a greater price than it does now.

"What are these devils doing?"

After about five hours of silence in front of the 35th Army's position, the Japanese began to fire again, but the shells did not fall on the 35th Army's position, but on the Japanese corpses in front of the 35th Army's position.

"Can't you see? There are too many dead Japanese. Row after row of them has seriously slowed down their advance, so these guys are going to use artillery shells to clear the way."

An old soldier was chewing gum, which was quite chewy.

"But aren't they all their brothers? They charged forward together before, and now they want to blow up all these bodies just for this reason. Do they really have no feelings at all?"

The young recruit said with some surprise that when the Japanese charged before, they covered each other very well.

But I didn't expect that after such a short time, I had already thrown this relationship aside.

"War is so cruel. When this corpse slowed down their advance, these guys took out their precious ammunition. How much emotion can you expect from a bunch of animals? Take some time to rest. Once they clear the path, you probably won't be able to sleep all night."

The old soldier tilted his head and spit out the chewing gum in his mouth, then leaned back in the trench where he had been digging for the entire afternoon. He was very tired all over. Some trenches had been filled up due to the Japanese artillery fire. If he didn't work harder, he would probably suffer in a battle.

"Compressed biscuits, tear open the plastic bag and eat when you're hungry."

"Compressed biscuits, tear open the plastic bag and eat when you're hungry..."

As soon as they closed their eyes, someone came over with a big basket, put two compressed biscuits on each person's shoulder, and told them how to eat. They couldn't have dinner tonight because the shelling just now directly hit our cafeteria.

Fortunately, there weren't many people eating, but the guys in the kitchen...

"Damn it, even though Fatty Fan isn't a human and always gives me less meat, but you devils, if I don't kill ten of you tonight, I'll be letting Fatty Fan down."

The veteran was almost asleep, but he got up immediately after hearing about what happened in the kitchen squad. Since he couldn't sleep now, he decided to make more preparations on the battlefield, such as bringing a few more magazines so that there wouldn't be enough at night, and burying a few more batches of grenades in the trenches.

In order to prevent enemy artillery shells from detonating our grenades, many of them were buried in the ground.

Of course, only you know where it is buried. You should mark it according to the squad leader's request to avoid being unable to dig it out later and getting anxious on the battlefield.

"Brothers, these guys are from the Pujiang Drivers' Union. They're specifically transporting ammunition for us. Each infantry squad is equipped with two squad leaders and a deputy squad leader. If anyone has time, please hurry up and tell these brothers what ammunition to transport and where to transport it from."

After the last battle, the brothers almost knew that the most important people were the transport personnel, especially when the Japanese were about to rush up, the consumption of grenades was the greatest. The last battle consumed nearly 30,000 grenades.

One box can only hold 25 to 35 bullets. It would be very strenuous for the personnel in the rear to transport them to the front. It was for this reason that people from all walks of life in Pujiang began to mobilize a group of young and middle-aged people to enter the battlefield and help transport weapons and ammunition.

"Brothers, your mission is simple. See that car in the distance? It's less than fifty meters away from us. Your job is to start carrying one box at a time. Don't carry too many, as the shockwave from the explosion will easily cause you to lose your balance. Then, place it behind our position. Ignore the rest and move on to the next box."

The squad leaders on the battlefield immediately became busy and began to explain to the brothers from the driver's union how to transport the grenades.

The members of the rickshaw pullers' union usually drove rickshaws, and their most powerful strength was their feet. The weight of a box of grenades was nothing to them. Hearing that their mission was so simple, they felt a little embarrassed. Just now, when they went to the battlefield, each of them was given two cans, and they felt that this mission was not worth those two cans...