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

It was precisely because of Li Shaoyi's words that even the ordinary soldiers of the 72nd Army believed that they played a very important role. So whenever the charge sounded, everyone only stared at the area in front of them, thinking about what the commander had taught them: as long as I can kill these devils in front of me, and my colleagues can kill the devils in front of them, then we can win.

Li Shaoyi once said that if one person can kill five devils, a thousand people can kill five thousand devils. When you charge forward in full force, no matter how many devils there are in front of you, if more than five thousand of them die at the same time, you will win.

At this moment, the brothers of the 72nd Army were already blood-thirsty. As if they had muscle memory, they held the submachine guns in their hands and fired at the Japanese positions. While firing, they took turns to cover each other and rushed forward. After reaching a certain position, the soldiers behind them began to throw grenades.

After clearing the Japanese trenches, everyone continued to move forward.

Some soldiers rushed to the front of the armored vehicles. After all, the ground was uneven at this time, and the armored vehicles' forward speed slowed down a little. However, the armored vehicles' task at this time was not to lead them to charge, but to launch another round of fire on the Japanese army's positions before our soldiers rushed over.

Behind us, dozens of trucks quickly caught up. They were loaded with bullets for soldiers and artillery shells for armored vehicles. If these things could not keep up, our attack would soon come to a halt. Li Shaoyi had said before that our attack was actually a baptism of steel. The bullets consumed per minute were calculated in tens of thousands. If the logistics troops could not keep up, our combat effectiveness would be reduced by more than half, and it might even allow the Japanese to make a comeback.

The brothers driving the truck were also fearless. In addition to a driver, there were three transport soldiers following behind. The truck was parked directly next to the armored vehicle. After the roof of the armored vehicle was opened, a long conveyor belt was thrown over. This was also the result of long-term ammunition replenishment, which was much faster than a human conveyor belt.

As for the other infantrymen, when they saw the supply truck coming, no one panicked or got confused. They quickly loaded various ammunition according to the sequence of their respective infantry squads and under the command of the transport soldiers.

The empty magazines were thrown directly into the box next to them. They had no time to reload bullets, so they could only take some loaded magazines. We have some fellow villagers in the rear who specialize in doing this job to save time for our brothers on the battlefield.

It takes about half an hour for a soldier to replenish his supplies and continue the attack. In addition to replenishing his own weapons and equipment, if there is no water in his kettle, there are various water sources available nearby.

As for food, we can only provide luncheon meat, canned food and chocolate. After all, we are on the battlefield. If you are hungry, just grab two pieces and eat them first. These things provide high calories. Although it feels different from eating food, it can definitely keep you going for a while.

A Japanese lieutenant colonel saw the reinforcements of the 72nd Army through a telescope. His mouth opened so wide that he could swallow an egg. He didn't know how to describe the situation before him.

The 72nd Army's battlefield supplies were more than their peacetime supplies. In this situation, if you wanted to fight to the death, would your will alone be enough? Moreover, the will of most Japanese soldiers had already been broken.

The front-line officers have sent countless telegrams to the headquarters, hoping that the headquarters would take into account the actual situation on the front line and allow them to retreat and reorganize on the third line of defense. However, the headquarters did not care about the actual situation on the front line at all and ordered the troops to hold on. In their view, tens of thousands of troops could not stop more than 10,000 soldiers of the 72nd Army. This is simply a joke. You are responsible for defense, and you were beaten like this before I even let you attack. If I let you attack, wouldn’t you have lost everything by now?

"The Marshal ordered all troops to continue the attack. Except for the intact Japanese soldiers who were sent back to the rear as laborers, all the other injured Japanese soldiers were shot."

When the second round of attack was about to be launched, Li Shaoyi's message was also conveyed. Some of the Japanese prisoners standing in the middle who were able to understand Chinese were instantly panicked, but before they could say anything, bullets were fired at them from the side.

There is no need for orders from the superiors. Any Japanese soldier who stands up early must be shot. We just said that before receiving any orders, everyone must squat here honestly. Since you don't listen, don't blame us.

"Machine gun fire."

When the company commander saw this situation, he wanted to bring back some laborers, but it was definitely impossible. He started firing with two heavy machine guns, and the Japanese fell down in groups like waves of wheat.

Hundreds of Japanese soldiers who had just been captured fell one after another at this moment. The surrounding soldiers saw some movement and started shooting with their rifles. There was nothing to say about this. When our attack was more urgent, the prisoners were no different from animals in our eyes.

When Li Shaoyi was giving lectures at the military academy, he had already told everyone that there was an irreconcilable feud between us and the Japanese. Whether it was Port Arthur in the past or the three northeastern provinces today, they had committed heinous murders. No matter how we treated the Japanese, we did not need to feel guilty, because they were not human beings at all, and we should just treat them as animals.

"Ten minutes of rest, and then we'll continue the attack in ten minutes."

After seeing that there were no Japanese prisoners in the encirclement, the leading officer immediately gave orders. The armored vehicles next to them were refueling. Without the help of armored vehicles and tanks, our attack speed would be at least half as slow.

Now brothers all know what is called infantry-tank coordinated combat. This kind of combat has a higher success rate and our casualties are relatively small. When encountering the enemy's stubborn firepower points, the infantry are often helpless, but no matter whether it is a tank or an armored vehicle, it will take only three puffs of smoke to solve the problem for you, and it is not very dangerous.

So at this point in the battle, whenever the infantry charge, in addition to calling for artillery support, they must also check to see if there are tanks and armored vehicles around them. If so, they must strive to keep up with the speed of the tanks and armored vehicles and prevent the enemy infantry from approaching them. This will basically ensure victory...