Bright Sword: Construction starts from southeastern Shanxi

Captain He, who saw this scene on the mountain, secretly said that it was a close call, he was almost discovered by this Japanese devil.

Then this group of Japanese soldiers believed it and thought that the main force of the Eighth Route Army did not exist nearby. After all, the entire Eighth Route Army of Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei was concentrated in Laiyuan, so how could they be here? So Chang Gang Kuanzhi ordered all the vehicles of the troops to speed up and start driving towards the ambush circle one after another at a high speed.

This group of Japanese troops had a total of 13 vehicles, with 20 to 30 people in each vehicle, and a heavy machine gun mounted on the roof. At the same time, hundreds of puppet soldiers followed behind.

It was obvious that this reinforcement of Japanese troops had increased their firepower.

The Japanese army vehicles followed the search vehicles and soon the entire Japanese army entered the ambush circle.

When Captain He saw this scene, he immediately became excited and quickly ordered his men to detonate the mines.

Then, bursts of huge explosions began to be heard from the Japanese army's convoy. The explosions came one after another, and the sound resounded throughout the valley.

The search vehicle at the front was the first to be hit. The explosion of several mines in succession directly blew the search vehicle away and rolled it to the side of the road.

More than ten Japanese soldiers in the car were killed on the spot, and their guns, clothes and shoes were blown everywhere.

Then, the entire Japanese convoy began to become chaotic.

Kanji Tsuneoka immediately realized that he had been ambushed. He had actually been ambushed!

So his expression began to become a little flustered.

The Eighth Route Army soldiers lying in ambush in various places launched attacks after hearing the explosions.

For a while, the sounds of machine guns and grenade explosions continued to ring out, and Japanese soldiers continued to die in the explosions throughout the ambush area.

The scene was extremely intense. Some Japanese soldiers were blown to pieces, some had their legs blown off, and some were injured by machine guns. The scene was extremely chaotic.

Some of those who were not beaten to death were already panicking and started crawling under cars.

When Captain He saw all this on the top of the mountain, he felt very happy.

Afterwards, Captain He ordered the bugler to blow the charge, and all the soldiers in the regiment began to charge towards the Japanese army.

After the charge was sounded, the soldiers of the entire 719th Regiment rushed down like tigers descending from the mountains and started hand-to-hand combat with the remaining Japanese troops.

When the ambushed Japanese soldiers saw this scene, they tried to use the car as cover and then put up a desperate resistance.

The Eighth Route Army soldiers rushed forward, and some Japanese soldiers began to crawl out from under the cars. Before they had time to hang their bayonets, they began to raise their bare guns and clamor for hand-to-hand combat with the Eighth Route Army.

When the Eighth Route Army soldiers saw this scene, they were immediately furious. They were so angry that the Japanese dared to fight back. They immediately started to fight bravely in groups of three against the Japanese with a rage for revenge.

On one of the battlefields, a soldier, with the cooperation of his teammates, killed three or four Japanese soldiers in succession, and even the bayonet on his rifle was bent.

His clothes were ripped into strips by the Japanese bayonets, and he was wounded in several places, with blood constantly flowing from the wounds.

But he still fought bravely and killed several devils in succession.

And such scenes kept happening in every corner of the battlefield.

The fierce hand-to-hand combat lasted for a full half hour. Most of the Japanese troops were killed one by one by the Eighth Route Army soldiers. Only a small group of remaining devils fled to a high ground in the northwest direction to resist stubbornly during the fierce battle.

Upon seeing this, Captain He ordered some soldiers to continue pursuing and annihilating the remaining enemy forces, while the rest of the soldiers quickly cleaned up the battlefield and collected the spoils.

As time passed, the entire sky became completely dark.

The entire ambush lasted no more than an hour. When Captain He was cleaning the battlefield, he saw four or five intact heavy machine guns and his face suddenly lit up with joy.