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

Unfortunately, before he could finish his words, someone nearby suffered the same treatment.

"Damn it! They have heavy artillery around here too?"

Colonel Kawasaki said in disbelief, "How many heavy artillery pieces did the 72nd Army have at this point in the war?" They thought they had already mastered them and marked them on the map. According to the intelligence they had, there shouldn't be any heavy artillery positions around.

But the shells falling at this moment must be of a caliber of at least 100 mm, and judging from the frequency of their landing, they must be at least at the artillery battalion level, or even an artillery regiment.

The men under him didn't know what to say. The 72nd Army had artillery positions everywhere on the battlefield. Of course, there were more mortar positions, but we didn't have the ability to distinguish them.

Take the artillery shells that just fell, for example. They were most likely from the surrounding mortar positions. The 72nd Army has a large number of mortars and can build an artillery position at any time. We cannot use our capabilities to measure others. This is the biggest gap between the two armies.

Colonel Kawasaki no longer had the chance to care about this or that. His men dragged him around to find a hiding place. The Japanese soldiers around him were very energetic just now, but now they were bombed by these heavy artillery. Seeing their comrades covered in snow and blood, a shadow shrouded their hearts.

There was indeed no heavy artillery position nearby Zhao Tiezhu, but there were twelve 100mm mortars on the tank behind him. Mortars were different from other artillery. You only had to look at their rate of fire. If they could reach more than 20 rounds per minute, even if there were only a few mortars, the enemy would instantly mistake them for an artillery battalion or even an artillery regiment.

More than 300 shells were fired in an instant, and the firing continued until the barrel became hot and needed to be cooled, otherwise it would have continued to fire.

More than 300 100mm mortar shells directly destroyed the Kawasaki Regiment's forward position. Many Japanese soldiers here didn't know what was going on, and the shells falling from the sky made them lose their way.

The tanks and armored vehicles that were being bombed just now, after receiving the order from the rear, immediately rushed forward and attacked the Japanese in front of them. There was no need to think about anything at this time. We had to use up all the ammunition in our stockpile. The logistics trucks could already be seen from the rear.

According to some people, when you fire this shell, there is at least a 10% chance of killing a Japanese soldier. But if it is installed on your own tank, there is no chance at all.

Even if we only have a 10% chance, we have to attack as quickly as possible.

We must fight wherever there are Japanese devils running ahead, and we must also fight wherever there are no Japanese devils running ahead.

According to what some people said, as long as there is no fire or smoke in that place, the Japanese will definitely hide there. Sooner or later, you can fire a few shells, which is just a matter of effort. What if you hit the target and a Japanese unit happens to run there, and your shell falls, or if they run there in advance, then we will make a lot of money with this shell, right?

The 76mm guns of more than a dozen tanks fired almost directly, and the Japanese who had just stabilized were beaten to the ground again. Colonel Kawasaki realized that it was no wonder that so many powerful armies had failed before. It was because the firepower of the 72nd Army was too strong.

The Fifth Division is known as the elite of the Japanese, but no matter how elite it is, it is impossible to synchronize with the artillery of the 72nd Army. Half of our artillery battalion has been killed, and if the remaining people had not run fast, they would all have paid the price by now.

"Colonel, the shelling has finally stopped."

As if to refute the combat staff officer's words, after he finished speaking, different explosions were heard on the position again. The ones that were fired just now were 76mm tank guns, and now the ones that were falling were 100mm mortar shells, which showed that the other side had coordinated.

When the mortar barrel overheated, the tank would go up to fill the gap. When the tank barrel overheated, the mortar would start firing again. There were more than 20 armored vehicles with 40mm guns waiting nearby.

These armored vehicles will not fire randomly. When the tanks and mortar companies are cooperating, we are acting as supplements. When there is a problem with their coordination, we should open fire. Of course, if you see Japanese soldiers running on the position, you can open fire in advance. Anyway, the main purpose of everything is to kill the Japanese.

Not finished?

Colonel Kawasaki was pinned down in the ruins, listening to the sound of artillery shells exploding around him.

He really didn't know what to say. Occasionally, a few fighter planes would come from the sky and strafed the ruins. Anyway, wherever there were Japanese soldiers, the weapons of the 72nd Army were like free, throwing gunpowder here as hard as they could.

Just as this guy looked up, he saw a long white stripe in the sky.

What is this?

The plane flew very low, leaving a long white streak above their heads.

gasoline!

When the gasoline fell to the ground, some of it had evaporated, but some of it wet their clothes. After the two oil-dropping planes passed by, the planes behind them strafed them, and two fire dragons immediately appeared on the ground.

When the Japanese soldiers smelled the gasoline, they wanted to run away, but the width of the gasoline was more than 30 meters, so it would take time to run away, and no matter how fast they ran, they could not outrun the speed of the burning flames.

Looking at the burning soldiers in the distance, Colonel Kawasaki rolled over several times. His shirt was soaked with gasoline. If he were to be burned over, he would definitely be roasted like a colonel.

Colonel Kawasaki ran very fast indeed, and dodged the two fire dragons, but unfortunately, just as he stopped, a 100mm mortar shell exploded two meters away from him. Colonel Kawasaki's head was covered with bruises and he ran out of the range of the burning gasoline, but the shock wave of the shell sent him back.

While in the air, Colonel Kawasaki felt that his heart, liver, spleen, lungs and kidneys were all shattered, and then his whole body fell into the flames. The gasoline on his body burned with a bang, and he could not feel much at all.

Fortunately, I was hit by a bomb and half my life was taken away. If it weren't for that bomb, I would probably still be feeling the burning pain.

After round after round of entertainment, the Kawasaki team even lost their own captain.

Many people have only one thought in their minds: Is this guy here to launch a sneak attack, or is he here to kill me?