This time, Okamura Yasuji was actually fooled.

Because he made a wrong interpretation of Wang Xuexin's move...

Wang Xuexin fired twenty-five "high fires" in a few days, and most of these "high fires" were launched from 18 launching points that were a distance away from each other.

Wang Xuexin’s original intention is that the more launch points, the more fighter jets the Japanese need to send out, and the greater the results of the “high fire” will eventually be.

But Okamura Yasuji didn't think so.

After Okamura Yanji learned the locations of these silos one by one, he grinned "haha ho ho...".

"It seems that it's a dead end!" Okamura Yasuji said proudly: "Little Tohoku is just like this!"

Yoshio Shinozuka was a little strange. These launch points were very far apart. The Imperial Air Force's fighter planes often took care of this side but not that side. They almost let the enemy's "special bombs" escape the net a few times, which made the air force very nervous.

But why did Okamura Yasuji look confident?

It seemed that Yoshio Shinozuka's doubts were seen. He pointed to the location of the launch silo on the map and explained: "If we use normal thinking, the Eighth Route Army, at this time, the exposure of the launch silo should be minimized. In this way, these unexposed launch silos can only play a role at the same time at critical moments. But..."

So Yoshio Shinozuka understood. He followed Okamura Yanji's words: "However, the Eighth Route Army exposed the location of a launch silo in a hurry. As long as we coordinate the allocation of these launch siloes, such as sending various types of bombers and fighters such as "Zero War", "97", and "96" to cruise in batches, we can completely suppress the enemy's "special bombs"!"

Okamura Yasuji nodded.

The enemy's "special bomb" has a speed of only 300 kilometers per hour, which allows the "97" bomber or even the "98" light explosion in the hands of the Imperial Air Force to perform interception missions, so there are many fighter jets that the Imperial can bring in hand.

The question is just how to ensure a twelve-hour lockdown during the day.

But this is not difficult at all. All you need to do is to take turns to fight them in batches.

However, Okamura Yasuji's focus was not this. He smiled and said, "What does the Eighth Route Army make this mistake?"

Yoshio Shinozuka hurriedly continued: "It means they are in chaos and there is no way to deal with it!"

Okamura Nishi stood up from the chair with a vigor and said with his chest straight: "So, it's time for our general attack! We will take advantage of the enemy's helplessness and give them a powerful blow!"

As he said that, Okamura Yasuji ordered Shinozuka Yoshio: "Draw an offensive plan immediately. I will launch a full-scale attack in the shortest time, preferably at dawn tomorrow!"

"Yes!" Shinozuka Yoshio responded and immediately went down with a few advisers.

No wonder Okamura Yanji was so anxious.

This is actually not only because Okamura Nagaki misjudged Wang Xuexin's actions, but also because Okamura Nagaki has been at a disadvantage in the long-term battle with Kotodong. At this time, a rare opportunity suddenly emerged, Okamura Nagaki was unwilling to let it go!

Little do they know that sometimes opportunities are not real opportunities, but a trap.

There is another reason, that is, Tokyo has issued an order requiring Okamura Yanji to seize several "special bombs" of the Eighth Route Army in order to imitate them.

This also requires Okamura Yanji to advance into the Eighth Route Army defense line, and even occupy several launch silos before it can be seized. At this time, the Empire happened to have grasped the exact locations of many Eighth Route Army launch silos...

The combination of all factors has subjective needs and objective advantages, which ultimately led Okamura Yanji to step into this trap.

In fact, objectively speaking, it is correct for Okamura Yasuji to think and do this.

At this time, he should indeed launch an attack on the Eighth Route Army.

The problem is that he doesn't know the "near-bombing fuze", and he doesn't know that the Eighth Route Army has obtained the "near-bombing fuze" and will also load it on a "special bomb".

The combat plan came out soon.

In the past, it was not difficult for the Japanese to formulate combat plans for the Eighth Route Army, because they often could not find the main force when fighting with the Eighth Route Army. Therefore, most of the combat plans were logistical actions such as military allocation and supply transportation. The front-line combat became secondary.

This time it's different.

This time it was a strong attack on the Eighth Route Army's Yuncheng defense line, and it was clearly known that the main position of the Eighth Route Army was.

Yoshio Shinozuka and his staff worked continuously for more than five hours before they drove out the combat plan. Then, under the modification of Okamura Yanji, they finally issued orders to the combat units one hour before the morning of the next day.

This is rare in the history of combat on the front battlefield of the Imperial Army. The Japanese usually made sufficient preparations before the war and held a meeting of middle and superior commanders to study and discuss a few days ago. The attack was launched after everything was arranged.

The focus is of course the Japanese air force.

Yoshio Shinozuka divided the "Zero Battle" into three batches, with two squadrons in each batch of about twenty fighter jets.

Considering the long cruise capability of "Zero War", they are required to cruise in the air for two hours in each batch, and must rest in combat readiness for the rest of the time.

The Japanese had no choice in this regard.

Because the Eighth Route Army had Hawk 81, this allowed the Japanese to take the lead.

Otherwise, the Eighth Route Army's "Hawk 81" will not only defeat the Japanese Air Force, but also the blockade network it organized against "special bombs" that was said to be "airtight".

What Okamura Yasuji didn't know was that this plan was exactly what Wang Xuexin hoped... because once the "Hawk 81" took off, the Japanese would immediately send all the "zero war" to take off to fight.

Since the Japanese's "zero war" has taken off, although they have not connected with "Hawke 81", if a large number of "special bombs" take off at this time... Why don't these "zero wars" participate in the interception?

Moreover, because there is no prior allocation, these "zero wars" are likely to be used as combat squads to form a bunch of interceptions.

There will be a good show at that time!

Needless to say, the remaining dozens of heavy artillery bombed Yuncheng in concentrated areas, and then the infantry broke through the northern wing of Yuncheng.

The point of "breaking through the northern wing of Yuncheng" is different from the original plan.

There is no need to say why this change occurs. Okamura Yasuji hopes to go around Yuncheng and occupy several launch silos, and then seize several "special bombs".

In this regard, part of the reason why he could lure Okamura's old fox to fight was due to the "high fire".
Chapter completed!