The battles inside and outside the city ended one after another, and I realized that Hu Biao's first phase of combat plan was successfully completed. Even if the troops in cooperation had suffered a certain amount of casualties, they were undoubtedly quite satisfied with the final result.

However, through this battle, both Zhao Cheng's military headquarters and the guerrilla detachment knew that they could win the final victory, and the task force was also indestructible. If there were no task force, it would be extremely difficult for them to win.

Looking at the battlefield where the battle ended, Hu Biao also said directly: "Detachment Peng, inform the troops to clean the battlefield as soon as possible! After cleaning the battlefield, your detachment will rush to the combat area of ​​the Independent Regiment as soon as possible, and be careful to be hidden when marching!"

"Okay! Thank you this time!"

Thinking of the previous blocking battle, if Hu Biao had not led the guard platoon to help, the guerrilla detachment would have suffered considerable casualties. Although I really wanted to ask how Hu Biao trained the troops, Peng Yufeng knew that this was not easy to ask.

On the other hand, Hu Biao heard the thanks and said with a smile: "You don't have to be so polite! I believe that it should be no problem to give you some time to train and deal with this little Japanese. Speaking of which, you have also helped us a lot this time!"

Just as the two were chatting, Zheng Jingwu, who was responsible for receiving and sending the telegram, said happily: "Captain, the reconnaissance team is calling!"

"explain!"

"The reconnaissance team led the puppet army to wipe out the Japanese devils left by the Japanese army in Wocheng. Now Wocheng is controlled by us!"

"Okay! Immediately send a telegram to Commander Zhao and ask him to draw a main group to rush to Wocheng, preparing to take over the city defense of Wocheng. Detachment Peng, you can pick some people and follow me into the city later, and then pull some spoils back to the base! "

"Then thank you sir!"

It was known before the war that after taking down Wocheng, the troops in the Fifth War Zone were still handed over to the troops in the Fifth War Zone to take over. However, before Zhao Cheng's armed forces took over Wocheng, they could bring more spoils back to the base, so Peng Yufeng naturally would not refuse.

After all, for the guerrilla detachment and the independent regiment that had just arrived, no matter how much more supplies were, it would not be too much. Moreover, according to Hu Biao's earlier speculation, when the Wuhan Battle ended, the Japanese army should assemble troops to launch an attack and encirclement again.

If he doesn't increase his strength quickly, when the Japanese make a comeback, he is afraid that both troops will pay a considerable price. He knows that since Hu Biao has issued an invitation, he doesn't have to be too polite. Who said Hu Biao is a "local rich man"!

Zhao Chengwu, who was organizing troops to clean the battlefield, looked at the telegram sent by the Chief of Staff and said in shock: "Excellent! As soon as we wiped out these Japanese devils, General Hu brought the Japanese devils in Wocheng. This speed is fast enough!"

"Yes! If this ambush caught the Japanese off guard, then it would be impossible to capture Wocheng, where Japanese soldiers were stationed in heavy troops. I really don't know how General Hu and other soldiers were trained!"

"Let's ask for advice when you have the chance! By the way, let's concentrate our wounded and escort people to the city later. General Hu has agreed to find someone to treat our wounded. Now, some casualties should be reduced!"

Thinking of what Hu Biao told him earlier, Zhao Chengwu also felt that the longer he had contact with Hu Biao, the more he could feel Hu Biao's mystery. Such ability to treat wounded at any time is not common even in the fifth war zone!

In fact, when Hu Biao sent the rescue team to the surrounding area of ​​the Yellow River Flood, he deliberately told the rescue team to recruit more talents. Similar to those who understand medical skills, the rescue team gave priority to the rescue and recruitment of talents.

In addition to treating some sick victims, Hu Biao can also help more wounded people at this time. In addition to some food, he also has no shortage of medicine.

When Zhao Chengwu led a main group and the wounded arrived in Wocheng, the reconnaissance team led the puppet troops of the world and had already counted out the seized materials. The seized money will naturally be transported back to the rescue team's base as soon as possible.

The task force intercepted a copy of the materials stored by the Japanese army, and took some of the guerrilla detachments that followed Hu Biao into the city, and handed over the remaining ones to the defending troops sent by Zhao Chengwu. Hu Biao still seemed very kind in sharing the spoils.

Hu Biao, who arrived in Wocheng, did not meet the puppet troops who were anyway, but ordered immediately: "Old Xu, let the puppet troops continue to guard the city walls, beware of the planes that the Japanese may send, and warn the people in the city not to walk around at will.

When the troops from the Fifth War Zone arrived, we rushed to Mengcheng overnight. The reconnaissance team sent to Mengcheng earlier had sent a telegram, but the Japanese in the Mengcheng side had not been dispatched. It seemed that Mengcheng side had not received any news yet.

If possible, let's hit the iron while it's hot to see if we can take down Mengcheng together before dawn tomorrow. Let's take a step forward, and a main group in the fifth war zone will also rush to Mengcheng later. There is also an independent group of the Eighth Route Army!"

After successfully recapturing Wocheng, Hu Biao basically doesn't need to worry about the rest. The benefits that should be reaped have been packaged and shipped away, and the rest of the matter will be left to Zhao Chengwu. I believe that this teacher who came from afar and was eager to make meritorious contributions should be very happy.

If Hu Biao really stays in Wocheng and doesn't leave, maybe Zhao Chengwu will feel uncomfortable, afraid that Hu Biao will compete with him for power and profit! He should not lose a point, and Hu Biao should not take it. Only in this way can cooperation last for a long time!

After a battle, all those involved in the battle were satisfied. This is the win-win strategy advocated by Hu Biao. As long as he establishes such integrity and reputation, Hu Biao believes that he will find someone to cooperate in the future and no one else will refuse.

When Hu Biao led the task force to march to Mengcheng, the Japanese troops far away in Suzhou were also anxious about the attack of reinforcements. Several rounds of telegrams were sent, and soon received a farewell call from the Japanese and puppet army brigade.

Faced with the breakup call sent by the Japanese and puppet troops, the Suzhou garrison commander said angrily: "What is the special high school tuition on Bageya Road? Why did such a unit enter Wocheng? Why didn't the special high school tuition find it at all?"

Just when the garrison commander was angry, the adjutant who had sent the telegram before said with a careful look: "Grand Commander, just now the news came from the telegram class that we lost contact with Wocheng, and the radio contact was interrupted!"

"What about Na? Could it be that these damn Chinese troops actually fought on two fronts? How many troops did the Chinese troops send?"

As the commander of the garrison, he naturally knew that there were quite a few troops stationed in Wocheng. In addition, the puppet troops under his jurisdiction also had thousands of troops. If he was to defend the city, he would not have lost so quickly.

"Your Excellency Commander, the Wocheng Guardian sent a telegram earlier. When the Wocheng Guardian learned that the reinforcements were attacking outside the city, he drew more than 300 troops to support him. Soon after, we lost contact with the Wocheng!"

"Baga! Why do you want to go out of the city to rescue? Otanakasa, damn it! Immediately send a telegram to Mengcheng's side, strictly ordering the Mengcheng's defenders, and not send troops to rescue without permission from the garrison headquarters. The Chinese army is best at besieging the city and fighting aid!"

Thinking that Wocheng might be recovered, the garrison commander soon became worried about the safety of Mengcheng. If Mengcheng was also recovered, their situation would become very passive. Thinking of this possibility, he could only issue an order not to rescue without authorization.

Although such an order sounds a bit embarrassing, the garrison troops in each city are not strong enough. If you defend the city, the Japanese army has more chances of winning. If you really want to go out and be ambushed, the garrison troops will be more likely to be ambushed.

At least from the current situation, the Japanese army has basically judged that in order to recover Haozhou City and Wocheng, the Fifth War Zone used at least one division's troops. Unless one unit of a corps is used, it is difficult to gain a battlefield advantage.

But if the garrison headquarters wants to assemble the elite troops of a corps, it must draw troops from the surrounding cities. In this way, the defense of each city will drop rapidly. Once it is defeated one by one, the situation will probably become worse.

After issuing the order, the garrison commander said again: "Send a report to Bengbu Airport and ask it to send a fighter team to go to Wocheng to conduct reconnaissance. If the main force of the Chinese army is found, immediately launch an air strike on it."

"Hi!"

"Send a report to the Special High School, asking it to draw elite personnel to immediately launch an investigation into the Chinese army that attacked Haozhou and Wocheng. We lost two county towns in a row, and we didn't even know who the enemy commander was. This is a dereliction of duty, do you understand?"

"Hi!"

After a series of orders were conveyed, the garrison commander discussed with his subordinates again that if the control situation deteriorated further, everything would be impossible. If he really wanted to sit idly by and watch the anti-Japanese troops counterattack and ignore it, the garrison commander would also be in trouble.

Even if the garrison command is seriously insufficient at present, if the city occupied by the Japanese army at a considerable price is lost, the superiors will inevitably pursue the garrison commander's negligence. Thinking of this possibility, the garrison commander naturally needs to take it seriously.

When the Japanese Army Air Force stationed in Bengbu sent planes to the battlefield, they only saw traces of battle remaining on the ambush battlefield. As for the so-called main force of the anti-Japanese war forces they were looking for, these Japanese pilots did not find much.

Hu Biao and his party, who were rushing to Mengcheng, also saw the Japanese fighter jets flying overhead. Seeing these fighter jets, Hu Biao quickly said: "Mengcheng should be not far from Bengbu, right? The Japanese built an airport there?"

"Captain, do you want to attack the Japanese airport?"

"No? If you remove this airport, I believe that the pressure on the surrounding anti-Japanese war troops can also be alleviated? Without the threat of fighter jets, many troops will be more confident if the army confronts merely, right?"

It is clear that the anti-Japanese war forces did not have much resistance to the Japanese fighter jets during this period. The Japanese fighter jets also became a nightmare in the hearts of many anti-Japanese war soldiers and civilians. If they could be destroyed, they could also boost the confidence and morale of the surrounding anti-Japanese war soldiers and civilians.

Thinking of this, Hu Biao even quickly sent a tight emergency telegram to Bai Chongxi and Dai Li. As for whether he could take over the temporary airport built by the Japanese army in Bengbu, Hu Biao felt that it would not be too difficult to plan it carefully!
Chapter completed!