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

"Guns! Lots of guns!"

After Captain Fan was pulled into the car, he kept pointing into the distance. To the 72nd Army, those guns and ammunition were no different from garbage, but to their Sichuan Army Corps, they were the rarest treasures in the entire regiment.

The Type 38 rifle is not very lethal, but its accuracy is not low, and it is also quite accurate when fired. Overall, it is very attractive to the Sichuan Army.

"It's about to explode. You can't even care about your life, and you're still thinking about those guns. Hurry and leave."

Guo Shaoqiu did a neat tailspin. If Captain Fan had not held on tightly, he would have been thrown off. He knew how powerful the bombs were. If he didn't run far away, he might be swept in at any time.

When a huge fireball rose in the distance, Captain Fan felt a little scared. Fortunately, he was pulled up. If he had not been on the car because of those broken guns, he would have lost his life, not to mention his life, even if he had nine lives, he would probably not be able to save it.

Half of the Pujiang River was illuminated. There had been many explosions since the war began, but this was the only one of this scale. There was no grass growing around Wusongkou.

The war zone command ordered the overseas Chinese group to take back Wusongkou, but after Guo Shaoqiu's observation, it was impossible for us to take it back. We couldn't deal with the Japanese ships on the river alone. So in this situation, we had to blow up all the shore-based facilities to prevent the Japanese from landing here, and our mission would be accomplished.

When the masters in the theater command heard the explosion, they all crawled out of the underground bunkers. The windows above were shattered. You can imagine how powerful the explosion was, considering that this place is several kilometers away from Wusongkou.

"Immediately ask the overseas Chinese community what they did."

Commander Zhang of the theater command swallowed his saliva.

To be honest, explosions are a common occurrence for soldiers like them.

But it was the first time for anyone to see such an explosion, so no one could claim to have seen the world.

"Reporting to Commander Zhang, Captain Guo of the Overseas Chinese Corps said that they couldn't retake Wusongkou, so they used 25 tons of explosives to blow up Wusongkou. The Japanese Inoue Company is probably wiped out, as are several boats in the river..."

When the operations staff reported, the commanders at the theater headquarters were stunned. No wonder the explosion was so powerful. They actually used 25 tons of explosives.

A reorganized Japanese infantry company of more than 3000 people was wiped out in the explosion. It was the people of the 72nd Army who dared to do it.

When a real battle breaks out, they will be like a tiger off the rope, and they will tear any enemy to pieces.

At the same time, the Japanese Uraya Expeditionary Force's headquarters also saw the huge fireball not far away. Because they were relatively close, many people were unable to stand steadily. Although they had not yet figured out the situation, a shadow had already cast a shadow over their hearts.

The explosion obviously happened on our territory. We could feel the shock wave and even the hot air coming from such a distance. Those people near the explosion definitely had no chance of survival.

"Find out the damage."

General Matsui said with a gloomy face.

When he was defeated in Tianjin, he even ridiculed the North China Front Army, saying that those people had long lost the ability to fight and were beaten into such a state by a mere 72nd Army.

Now that it was his turn to personally command the battle, he finally understood how difficult the people of the 72nd Army were.

Now he is only facing more than 2 people from the 72nd Army, and the situation has already turned out like this. If more people come, where should he fight next and how should he fight?

They originally wanted to take down the strongholds around Pujiang before the 72nd Army arrived, and then slowly erode Pujiang. In their view, Pujiang is a coastal city, and the Japanese navy and various support can be delivered as soon as possible, so this is one of their advantages.

If we hold back the main force of the Nationalist Government in Pujiang and slowly wear them down, we will have to use less effort when we go deep into the interior in the future. But now it seems that the situation is different from what we predicted.

The 72nd Army's troops haven't arrived yet, and our losses are already quite serious. Could this be the next Tianjin?

When he thought of this, General Matsui moved his neck somewhat unnaturally.

He had already asked someone to find out how many people were killed in Tianjin, and the exact number was 313,450...

There is no evidence to show whether these people were killed, captured, or seriously injured, but this number is the number of people that Japan withdrew from the battle. In any case, these people could not continue the attack as a complete soldier. This was their loss in Tianjin.

However, the Japanese Empire did not admit this at all. They only said that they lost more than 100,000 people in Tianjin, which was less than the number given by the North China Front Army, just to save the face of the entire Japan.

But Western military experts are not fools. According to normal thinking, after taking Tianjin and Beijing, they should continue to advance inland along the railway line and continue to occupy large tracts of territory in northern China. However, the Japanese army did not do so, but stopped in front of the 72nd Army's defense line.

Even against the 72nd Army's daily bombing strategy, the North China Front Army did not have a feasible countermeasure plan.

Can't you see from this? The Japanese army has lost its will to advance in North China. No matter how they explain this, the facts are here. I'm afraid only you know the extent of your losses.

If Wusongkou cannot be used as a landing port now, the Japanese army will have to send troops from farther away if they want to occupy the area around Wusongkou. Along the way, they will have to pass through the defense zones of multiple armies, which will make it more difficult to advance.

Two groups of combat personnel have come to report. After the explosion at Wusongkou, it will take at least more than a month to repair it, and all kinds of materials and engineering personnel have to be mobilized from the country.

This made Lord Matsui give up, as this place would not be of any use in the short term.

Overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia?

When General Matsui thought of these words, he felt annoyed.

Many Chinese people have gone abroad in recent years, and I never expected to find such a new force abroad.

When Li Shaoyi led his army south, the navy couldn't even come up with an interception plan. All the mistakes were caused by the navy...