At this time, thousands of cavalry soldiers of the vanguard of the Cavalry Division also followed. Seeing the puppet troops surrendered on the ground, many cavalry soldiers were also shocked.

The surrendered puppet army, seeing so many chariots in the 36th Army and so many cavalry were following behind, couldn't help but feel secretly happy for their "wise" actions just now. Many puppet army thought to themselves that fortunately surrendered in time, otherwise they would have really become cannon fodder.

In the distance, when the Japanese saw so many puppet troops surrendering in front of them, they looked unbelievable. When the Japanese captain Matsumoto Kurata saw the puppet troops surrendering in groups, they were so angry that they called "Baga" several times.

The Mechanized Infantry Regiment and the Third Tank Regiment saw that the cavalry soldiers behind had followed one after another, they handed over all the puppet troops to the soldiers of the Cavalry Division. Tens of thousands of puppet troops put down their weapons, held high their hands, and under the surveillance of the cavalry soldiers, they lined up in line to slowly gather towards Qixing Town.

When the commander of the cavalry division, Sun Chuanzhi, saw so many puppet troops captured, he hurriedly sent a happy report to Zhang Yunfei, who was far away in Datong, reporting on the battle situation and asking for instructions on the handling of nearly 10,000 prisoners.

After handing over the prisoners from the Mechanized Infantry Regiment, the Third Tank Regiment and the Cavalry Division, the soldiers immediately started the chariot and continued to move forward. Everyone had already seen the Japanese defense line one thousand meters ahead.

A distance of one thousand meters was completely within the range of the Type 39 tank. Many Type 39 tanks began to aim at the Japanese defensive positions in the distance to firing fire.

The Japanese's positions were just simple positions built in a hurry, and some trenches had not been completed yet. The machine gun positions were piled up with a few sandbags. Several machine guns were mounted on them, and their defense capabilities were limited.

The Type 39 tank first aimed at and shot some Japanese machine gun positions. "Boom, boom, boom" explosions came from the Japanese's positions. The artillery shells accurately hit the Japanese's machine gun positions. The machine gun positions built by several sandbags of Japanese cannons cannot withstand the attack of 75mm caliber tank guns.

With each cannon sound, a machine gun position was blown away. In less than a minute or two, the Japanese had 1000 machine gun points or machine gun positions removed.

When the Japanese Agents captain Matsumoto Kura saw this scene, he felt so heartbroken that he was completely broken. He immediately said sternly: "All infantry artillery and mortars fired at the Chinese team."

The Japanese's Type 92 Infantry Artillery Squadron was equipped with 6 Type 92 Infantry Artillery. After receiving the order, they immediately fired at the Chinese tanks in the distance. One round of shells exploded in the group of Chinese tanks. The Japanese's more than a dozen mortars also began to fire at the Chinese team.

Small caliber Type 92 infantry artillery and mortars. The Type 39 tanks and Type 39 armored personnel carriers in the ** team are not very threatening. However, off-road vehicles need to be prevented from the attack of such shells. Fortunately, the off-road vehicles are traveling faster and are more difficult to be hit.

When Matsumoto Kamatsu saw that the shelling effect was not ideal, he was helpless. He had to pin his hopes on his newly established suicide squad. In order to deal with the Chinese tanks, Matsumoto Kamatsu established a suicide squad with more than 200 people. Each suicide squad was tied with a white cloth strip with the sun on his head.

Matsumoto Kazuichi's purpose is to wait for Chinese chariots to approach, launch suicide squads, and engage in a shattered battle with Chinese chariots, hoping to destroy a large number of Chinese chariots in one fell swoop.

Not long after, some of the Japanese's front-line machine gun positions were cleared, and the 30mm cannons on armored personnel carriers and off-road vehicles also began to fire. One round of shells hit the Japanese's positions, killing many Japanese. As long as the Japanese were slightly denser, they were hit by the 30mm cannon.

Several infantry artillery and more than a dozen mortars of the Japanese were still firing. These infantry artillery and mortars immediately attracted the attention of the Chinese team. Some Type 39 tanks began to take the initiative to find the Japanese artillery positions.

Although the Japanese's Type 92 artillery position was located in the back and was thousands of meters away from the front position, it was still discovered by several Type 39 tanks. Immediately, two or three Type 39 tanks passed through the scope and aimed at the Japanese artillery position thousands of meters away.

The Japanese artillerymen were not aware of the danger coming, and they were still firing forward hard. The small artillery positions were not only filled with hundreds of shells, but also a large number of Japanese, at least more than one hundred Japanese were busy there.

A Japanese squadron leader was standing there directing his artillery squadron to keep firing. He saw a round of artillery shells explode in a group of Chinese chariots. Although the explosion location was a bit far away and I didn't know how the strike was, the explosion scene seemed to be good. The Japanese squadron leader was quite satisfied with his artillery fire. He was holding his command knife and shouting there, ordering his artillery squadron to fire hard.

Suddenly, a loud "boom" sound shocked the Japanese squadron leader not far away. The Japanese squadron leader looked at the sound and saw that an infantry cannon that was less than fifty meters away from him was blown away, and the entire cannon was blown away. Most of the dozen Japanese who were next to this infantry cannon were blown to death.

Seeing this scene, the Japanese squadron leader felt nervous. The Japanese squadron leader had no time to react to what was going on. He saw a few more explosions sounded on his artillery positions, several cannons were blown away, and many Japanese were killed.

Suddenly, with a loud "boom", hundreds of shells on the Japanese artillery position were hit, making a muffled sound, and the entire Japanese artillery squadron was blown away. The Japanese corps leader in the distance heard the loud noise and hurriedly looked here. The entire artillery squadron was fired soaring into the sky and smoke filled the gunpowder. The Japanese corps leader Matsumoto Kazuchi secretly said, "The artillery squadron is finished."

Due to the range of the Japanese, more than a dozen mortars of Japanese, the Japanese were arranged less than three or four hundred meters behind the front positions, not far from Matsumoto Kuchi.

As soon as Matsumoto Kamaru saw the artillery squadron being blown away, he immediately saw the mortar position not far away. Matsumoto Kamaru seemed to realize something and shouted at the mortar position with a stern voice: "Stop the artillery fire and disperse quickly."

The sound of cannons rumbling on the battlefield, and the Japanese mortars could not have heard Matsumoto Kazuichi's shout. Seeing this, a Japanese comrades rushed to the Japanese mortar position not far away.

However, it was obviously too late. Several Type 39 tanks had aimed at this mortar position and fired. Several armored vehicles and 30mm cannons on the off-road vehicles had also aimed at this place and started shooting. In less than a minute, the Japanese mortar position was immediately destroyed.

The Japanese corps captain was so angry that he looked very ugly when he saw another artillery position blown away under his nose.

At this time, the tanks, armored vehicles and off-road vehicles of the Chinese team were getting closer and closer to the Japanese's position. The dozen tanks and armored personnel carriers in the front were only more than 100 meters away from the front of the Japanese's position. Behind the Chinese chariot group, a large number of Chinese cavalry were still following less than a few hundred meters away.

As the Japanese position got closer and closer, all the shooting holes on some armored personnel carriers were opened, and some soldiers in the car also began to shoot through the shooting holes. Some soldiers on off-road vehicles saw that the Japanese entered the range of the AK47 assault rifle, and also began to aim at the Japanese not far away for "da, da, da" shooting.

On the frontier positions of the Japanese, some Japanese were knocked down in large numbers, but the Japanese were still shooting tenaciously. The Japanese corps leader saw that Chinese tanks and armored vehicles were getting closer and closer, and were only forty or fifty meters away from his frontier positions, the position where the suicide squad was ambushed, and immediately raised his command knife and shouted: "The suicide squad is on the attack!!!"

The more than 200 suicide squadrons who had been in the frontier trenches, who had been paying attention to the actions of his corps captain, saw Matsumoto Kuma give the order to charge, all the Japanese suicide squadrons were tied with bags on their bodies, and they ignited the fuse to rush towards the tanks and armored vehicles of the Chinese team.

The Japanese deceased members calculated the time and ignited the fuse of the ** bag in advance. As long as about ten seconds pass, the ** bag will explode regardless of whether they rushed to the Chinese chariots or not.

When the Chinese tanks and armored vehicles were driving in the front, they suddenly saw a large number of Japanese soldiers running out of the trenches dozens of meters ahead. Everyone thought that the situation was a bit bad. Some drivers of tanks and armored vehicles had already discovered that these Japanese soldiers were strange.

These Japanese devils had white cloth strips on their heads, some of them were shirtless, and all of them were covered in smoke.

A tank leader who first discovered the abnormality immediately used the inter-vehicle wireless communication system to shout: "Comrades, please be aware that this is a suicide attack by the Japanese. They are tied to a scoundrel and want to blow up our tanks and armored vehicles."

Some soldiers who were reminded fired fiercely at the more than 200 Japanese soldiers who rushed towards them, but the time was too hasty. The Japanese soldiers could rush up in less than ten seconds at a distance of dozens of meters, leaving the soldiers with a reaction time shorter.

Although a few Japanese were killed on the ground, many Japanese still rushed to the front of Chinese tanks and tanks, and saw, "Boom, Boom, Boom" sounded among more than a dozen tanks and twenty or thirty armored vehicles in the front.

The Japanese corpses on their bodies exploded violently. For a moment, the locations of these tanks and armored vehicles were sand, gravel and flesh flying everywhere, and smoke was filled with smoke. The Japanese corps captain saw that the suicide squad successfully attacked so many chariots of the Chinese corps, and a smile appeared on his face.

The Japanese devils team leader was happy for his "smart" behavior. Matsumoto Kuma thought to himself that the Chinese chariot had finally paid a heavy price.

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