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

Lieutenant General Hashimoto looked at this scene in disbelief. How could they possibly encounter an enemy air raid? It was said that the number of enemy pilots had also decreased significantly, and they were almost unable to hold on on the battlefield. But this was Goryeo. Where did they get their air force?

Lieutenant General Hashimoto asked his questions loudly, but no one around him could answer because everyone's head was filled with question marks. The guards could only pull Lieutenant General Hashimoto away from the battlefield quickly.

Especially stay away from that road, where a large number of soldiers are crowded. The bombing of the 72nd Army will definitely be centered on this road and slowly spread to both sides. The only way we can escape is to run faster and not be caught up by those ordinary soldiers.

Listening to the explosions behind him, Lieutenant General Hashimoto felt his heart begin to twitch. Every time a bomb fell, he didn't know how many imperial soldiers were killed. Many of them had just come from the country and didn't know how to deal with such situations. They just ran around with their rifles.

This is the stupidest way to deal with the battlefield. Many people had already hidden, but because of your running, the planes in the sky found their target again. The bombs that followed not only sent you to hell, but also implicated those who had already hidden.

But there was nothing they could do about it. The soldiers had no idea how to respond. After running for more than ten minutes, Lieutenant General Hashimoto finally ran out of the bombing range. He turned his head and looked to the south. From where he was standing, at least within a few kilometers to the south, nothing could be seen clearly. It was all black smoke.

"This……"

Lieutenant General Hashimoto didn't know what to say. This was a reorganized division and an independent brigade, and all the people were concentrated on this road. They had said before that they would advance in batches, but many soldiers were enjoying themselves in the rear. If you asked them to pull up their trousers and march quickly, these people would probably make trouble with you.

Now, the two armies have merged into one. They were very arrogant when they were on the road, and now they suffered even greater losses when they were bombed.

"Hurry, hurry and save them..."

Lieutenant General Hashimoto didn't have many ideas in his mind, but when he saw some people lying on the ground crying not far away, he quickly ordered his men to rescue them. However, out of the more than 70 guards under his command, only about 20 were left, and none of them moved.

"General, your safety is the most important thing. Let's return to the headquarters first. Special personnel will be sent to rescue them."

The captain of the guard whispered that in this situation, it would be easy for a group of disorderly soldiers to appear. When they couldn't survive, they would do anything, especially some ordinary soldiers. Seeing that their superiors were intact under the bombing, these people might shoot their superiors. This was not something that happened today, it had happened before.

Lieutenant General Hashimoto also thought of this and could only abandon the injured soldiers. He walked past them quickly without even looking down. Even when some guards accidentally stepped on the hands of these people, they pretended not to have done anything.

Everyone understood that the 72nd Army's ground bombing would not end so easily. They would definitely have a second and third round. If you did not run fast enough and were caught up by their subsequent bombing, your military rank would be useless. Under the 72nd Army's bombs, privates and generals were equal.

Facts proved that their idea was right. Forty-five minutes later, the second round of bombing by the 72nd Army began. The second round of bombing was certainly not as good as the first round. After all, many people were prepared. But what surprised the pilots of the 72nd Army was that during the second round of bombing, the Japanese army did not even have any air defense weapons ready. How confident were they?

"What did you say? There are no local air defense forces?"

At a temporary command post, Lieutenant General Hashimoto met with the local garrison commander. They hadn't even had an air defense unit. This place had been safe for decades. Besides the Japanese army, there were only the Korean invaders. They'd never seen any foreign aircraft in the sky, except Japanese ones. How could they possibly have an air defense unit? Wouldn't that be a waste of money?

"General, we..."

This guy explained the situation here with great fear. There were still a few old anti-aircraft guns, but they were all taken away because of the war in the north some time ago. At that time, they thought that taking these old guns away solved their difficulties. Every time they checked, they had a headache because these guns either had this part or that part that was broken.

Now facing the air raid of the 72nd Army, they have no ability to fight back except for the light machine guns in the hands of the soldiers. The Type 99 light machine gun will jam when it is placed on the ground, not to mention it will jam after firing a few bullets when it is half-raised to the sky. If you can hit the plane with this rate of fire, then those air defense forces will jump into the sea.

Just as Lieutenant General Hashimoto was about to curse, the second batch of bombs came falling. There were more bombs in the second batch than in the first. Lieutenant General Hashimoto felt as if his heart was broken and he didn't know how to describe his feelings.

I was originally thinking of going to Tianjin to make achievements, and the ships in the port were ready. Now, let alone making achievements, I have to check what happened to your men first. Judging from the density of the bombs outside, I estimate that more than half of them will not survive.

"Report to the General, their dive bombers have specifically bombed our port. Three transport ships and two destroyers have been hit by bombs and are currently sinking slowly."

What you fear will come true. This is the fastest support route, but the people of the 72nd Army will never let you happily transport troops to Tianjin.

According to what Lieutenant General Hashimoto knew, there were six transport ships concentrated in the port, which could transport an independent brigade at one time.

It's only the second round of bombing, and three transport ships have been sunk. In addition, explosions continue to be heard from the port, indicating that the 72nd Army's dive bombers are still working hard. After the battle is over, there may not be a single transport ship left.

Lieutenant General Hashimoto rushed to the front and wanted to issue an order, but he didn't know which order would be effective. He even had a problem whether the order he issued could reach the soldiers' ears...