The 4th Division of the Japanese Army and the senior generals of the 18th Front of the Japanese Army all gathered here. However, as time went by, the expressions on everyone's faces became increasingly ugly.

In particular, Lieutenant General Matsuyama Yuki, the commander of the 56th Division of the Japanese Army, and Major General Hamada Hei, deputy chief of staff of the 18th Front, had a pale face.

Those involved in this attack were the 146th and 148th Regiments under the Japanese 56th Division. These two regis were defeated and even ended up being wiped out. This responsibility is also unavoidable for Lieutenant General Matsuyama Yuki.

As for Major General Hamada Hei, this is even more so. Who asked him to propose this combat plan? If this combat plan can be successful, then it will be a great achievement for him. He can even be promoted by virtue of this contribution, such as being promoted to Chief of Staff of the 18th Front Army, or as the commander of a division, etc.

But unfortunately, their plan has failed now. If they had to find a scapegoat, Major General Hamada Hei is undoubtedly the best candidate! When he thought of this, Major General Hamada Hei was very scared. He was even thinking about whether to choose a decent way to end his life, which was also considered as taking responsibility for this failure.

"The Commander, based on the latest information obtained from the front, the 146th and 148th Regiments have been completely defeated by the Chinese. Now they are retreating. The Chinese are chasing them. The Chinese have used a large number of tanks and armored vehicles on the sandbank, so that our two regiments cannot resist their attack at all. After all, the warriors of the Ojibian Empire are fearless. However, no matter how brave they are, they cannot make up for the gap between flesh and blood and steel chariots!" Major General Yamada Kotaro, commander of the 18th Front Army of the Japanese Army, reported.

Lieutenant General Yusuo Matsuyama and Major General Hei Hamada looked at Major General Kotaro Yamada with gratitude. Major General Kotaro Yamada's failure of the 146th and 148th Japanese Infantry Regiments was attributed to the anti-Japanese and national salvation army's dispatch of armored troops. This is undoubtedly a disguised excuse for their crimes! Even if Matsuyama Yusuo Matsuyama will deal with them at that time, the punishment will not be so severe.

Lieutenant General Nakamura frowned. Of course he understood Major General Kotaro Yamada. However, the anger in his heart is still uncontrollable now. After all, this time he was desperate to take all his strength into this battle. However, it ended in failure. This is very likely to cause their defense to collapse and be defeated by the Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Army.

"The Chinese have invested in armored troops, which is only one reason. The bigger reason is their incompetence. If they can defeat the Chinese people in the shortest time after attacking the sandbank and blow up the pontoon bridge, where will the Chinese people's armored troops board the sandbank?" Lieutenant General Nakamura said with a cold face.

"Hi, Commander, wise." All the generals replied.

Seeing these generals looking down on their faces, Lieutenant General Nakamura Akito couldn't even fire! What's more, the current situation is so tense. In the next battle, he also needs to continue to rely on these people.

"Where are Kaneoka Soshiro and Aihara Wuweisuke?" asked Lieutenant General Nakamura Akito.

Since he could not get angry at these generals, he could only get angry at the two regiment leaders who directly commanded the battle.

"The commander, Kanoka Kan and Aihara Kan have committed suicide," Major General Kotaro Yamada reported.

Lieutenant General Nakamura was stunned for a moment, but said nothing. After all, Nishi* himself respected the deceased very much. Even if he had a serious sin, Colonel Soshiro Kaneoka and Colonel Aihara Fearless Suspension had used their lives to atone for their sins, so there was nothing to say. If you continue to pursue the matter, it would make people feel that he, the commander, was too ungrateful.

"You guys, the disastrous defeats of the 146th and 148th wings have almost completely eliminated our main forces. The losses of the front-line combat troops have greatly damaged our strength. Although there are still tens of thousands of second-line troops and more than 100,000 Thai troops. However, everyone knows how much combat effectiveness these troops can exert. It can be said that it is already very difficult to defend the Wonbin River defense line. What should we do now?" asked Lieutenant General Nakamura Akito.

The war reached this point, in fact, it was only one step away from failure. If you could choose, Lieutenant General Nakamura Akito wanted to lead his troops to retreat to Bangkok. After the 2nd and 38th Army of the Japanese Army arrived, he would fight the decisive battle with the Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Army.

However, that would be equivalent to taking the initiative to give up a large area of ​​Thailand's territory. Thailand's food resources are urgently needed by Japan's. The Japanese-Park food is extremely lacking. The troops fighting in various war zones often need to collect food on the spot. The food produced by landlords such as Thailand is an urgently needed resource for Japan's.

Once these resources are lost, the war potential of Japan and the Bank will be weakened again. This is undoubtedly absolutely unacceptable to the Bank, which is gradually beginning to weaken.

Lieutenant General Akito Nakamura and others were unable to bear such consequences. Therefore, they must resist the Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Army as much as possible and gain enough time for the arrival of reinforcements.

While the senior generals of the 18th Japanese Army were discussing countermeasures with grief, the general attack of the Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Army had already begun.

The remaining Japanese enemies on the No. 5 sandbank have been almost cleaned up. The three main infantry regiments of the 2nd Infantry Division of the 1st Army of the Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Army took this opportunity to attack the east bank of the Wonbin River.

At this moment, the sky was gradually getting brighter.

The artillery of the Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Army also began to pour shells out like the Japanese positions on the east bank of the Wonbin River.

After the Japanese army's main force was drawn to attack Sand No. 5, the soldiers defending on the positions were all Thais. These Thais were already scared to death. They watched with their own eyes thousands of vicious Japanese soldiers attack the Sand Bar occupied by the Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Army. But in the end, they were all wiped out. Many people were drowned alive in the river. There were only a very small number of Japanese soldiers who fled back.

This made these Thais even more afraid of the Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Army. Even Japanese* himself is no match for the Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Army, let alone them.

So when the vanguards of several regiments of the 2nd Infantry Division of the Anti-Japanese and National Salvation Army landed on the east bank of the Wonbin River, the Thai army on the position collapsed directly.
Chapter completed!