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Nearly a hundred kilometers west of Datong, a place called Yangjiao Village was found here two hours ago, and all the people in the village were evacuated.

Wang Haiyang chose this place because it was a plain, with only a few small hills distributed sporadically, suitable for large-scale field battles, and this is the only way for the Japanese to go to Xin'an County.

At the combat meeting, the division commander said that this time the battle with the Suzuki Brigade in Datong was a battle of obvious swords and spears, and there was no need for ambush or sneak attacks. The Suzuki Brigade had more than 5,000 people and more than 10,000 people in the 136th Division. Regardless of equipment and number, the 136th Division had the advantage.

This time we are going to fight the Japanese head-on, completely annihilate the Suzuki Brigade, and to show off the 136th Division's majesty and severely attack the Japanese's arrogance.

What's more, the Second Infantry Regiment, Fourth Infantry Regiment, Artillery Regiment, Cavalry Battalion, Anti-Air Battalion, etc., so after reaching Yangjiao Village, Wang Haiyang ordered the troops to start digging trenches and building fortifications two or three kilometers west of the village.

After the fortifications are repaired, several lines of defense will be formed, and machine gun positions are also built on the hills on both sides, forming a firepower intersection with the fortifications on the front.

The trenches were also very knowledgeable. This was what the division commanders usually used to fight against the warriors. There were both anti-aircraft holes in the trenches, and traffic trenches were also dug between each trench.

The machine gun positions were also very tricky, and many of them were built into the form of a castle. The front, both sides and both sides were sacks filled with sand and stone, shooting holes were left on the front, and a thick layer of soil was also covered with a top to prevent the attack of Japanese grenade launchers and mortars.

As for Yangjiao Village, it has become a temporary command center of the first regiment, and the soldiers are busy setting up radio stations, cleaning, hanging maps and other work.

Time passed minute by minute, and the soldiers at the front-line observation post of the first line of defense were observing the situation ahead with full concentration, just as the soldiers responsible for observation were a little tired of watching.

A large number of figures began to appear in front of him. The soldiers thought they were having a lot of sight, so they rubbed their dry eyes hard. When they looked again, they finally saw clearly that the figure in front was a group of Japanese in yellow military uniforms. The Japanese in front were almost recognizable, and the plaster flags hanging on the bayonets were almost recognizable.

Seeing a large number of Japanese soldiers appearing, the soldiers in charge of the ward were shocked and immediately bent down carefully and ran backward. They had to go and notify the company commander as soon as possible.

After digging the fortifications of the first battalion, the third company commander of the first frontal defense line, began to sit in the trench with his gun, leaning against the earth wall of the trench, with a relaxed look on his face and chewing a small grass stem in his mouth. As a veteran, the third company commander was not nervous at all. Seeing the company commander so relaxed and confident, some of the recruits in the company who participated in the battle for the first time, their originally nervous mood slowly relaxed.

Hearing the soldiers responsible for observation at the frontline, he said that there were a large number of Japanese soldiers in front of him. The third company commander, who was sitting in the trenches, closed his eyes and rested, and was chewing grass stems comfortably, stood up immediately, with a glimmer in his eyes and said to the soldiers beside him: "Prepare for battle."

After saying that, he checked the brand new AK-47 rifle in his hand, turned on the insurance, pushed the bullets into the load, and then lay down beside the trench, revealing only half of his head, looking at the Japanese in the distance.

The Japanese in the distance finally discovered a large number of newly dug trenches in front of them. Judging from the scale, there are probably many troops in the trenches.

The Japanese commander was still more than a thousand meters away, so he quickly asked the troops to stop. The Japanese communications soldiers also quickly began to set up radio stations, and several soldiers were even more busy building field tents to prepare as temporary command centers.

Seeing the Japanese in the distance busy, the third company commander curled his lips without hesitation.

More than ten minutes later, the prepared Japanese devils began to send a small team, about fifty or sixty Japanese devils, to test the attack. This is a common tactic of Japanese devils. The purpose is to find out the distribution of enemy firepower points, and then use grenade launchers or mortars to knock out the enemy's firepower points.

Unfortunately, this time I encountered more than 200 third company soldiers equipped with AK-47. The little ghost's tentative attack was destined to fail. Using the method of fighting ** to attack Zhang Yunfei's troops would be taught a bloody lesson.

Fifty or sixty Japanese, bent over, walked carefully with their neck legs, and leaned towards the defensive position of the third company. The distance was getting more and more, four hundred meters, three hundred meters, two hundred meters...

When the Japanese were only about one hundred meters away from the position, the third company commander shouted: "Try it, hit me hard." After saying that, he pulled the trigger first. The ak-47 in his hand sounded a nice "da, da, da..." shooting sound, and several Japanese soldiers not far away fell down.

Seeing that his company commander took the lead in the fire, the soldiers also opened fire, and bullets shot at the Japanese devils as if they were not rich. In less than a few seconds, the Japanese devils, who had not yet reacted, were all knocked down without exception, and dozens of Japanese devils' bodies were added to the ground.

The Japanese captain who was watching the battle was so surprised that he almost stuffed a duck egg into his mouth, and the telescope in his hand almost fell to the ground.

Seeing a small team, dozens of Japanese devils were solved beautifully by their third company. The commander of the third company looked at the soldiers next to him with satisfaction and gave everyone an admiration.

But when he saw a little soldier next to him changing the magazine, he immediately laughed and scolded the young soldier: "You are so good, you are such a loser. You can finish thirty bullets in one magazine?"

The little soldier looked at his company commander with aggrieved face and replied, "Company Commander, you said you were hit hard just now."

The third company commander looked at the magazine in his hand and had only fired less than half of the bullets. He immediately acted like he wanted to hit the little warrior. The little warrior who was not slow to react immediately ran away.

Opposite, at the temporary command center of the little ghost, the Japanese brigade leader had a bitter face and asked the communications soldier to call the artillery squad leader, pointing to the third company position in the distance and said, "Did you see the position of the Chinese army in the distance? Fight it for me."

The artillery squad leader who received the order quickly turned around and ran to his artillery position, adjusted the design parameters, and prepared to bombard the third company's position. The Japanese artillery squad leader had four Type 92 infantry cannons.

After a while, the little ghost's artillery adjusted the parameters and began to test the fire. Several shells fell near the position of the third company and exploded large pieces of soil.

Seeing the Japanese starting to get cannons, the third company commander hurriedly asked the soldiers to hide in the anti-cannon hole.

After the Japanese artillery fire, they immediately adjusted the shooting elements according to the shooting situation. After the adjustment, the shells were much more accurate in the subsequent shooting, and most of the shells were hit on the third company's position.

After more than ten minutes of shelling, hundreds of shells hit the Third Company's position. From a distance, the Third Company's position was in a mess, and white smoke was everywhere.

The Japanese captain looked at the position of the third company through the telescope. Seeing that the artillery was effective, he was so happy that he said "Yo Xi" several times, ordered the artillery to stop shooting, drew out his command knife, and shouted: "Kill and give it to..."

The Japanese were preparing to charge all, trying to break the defense line of the third company in one fell swoop. In the Japanese, the collective charge of thousands of soldiers and a large group was very terrifying.

At the position of the third company, the commander of the third company saw that the Japanese stopped shelling and knew that the Japanese were about to start attacking again, so he quickly walked out of the anti-aircraft cave, counting the casualties, and reminding the soldiers to prepare for battle.

Fortunately, there was protection from the anti-aircraft hole. In this round of artillery bombardment, only two soldiers were seriously injured, five soldiers were slightly injured. The seriously injured soldiers were immediately carried off the position by stretchers, and the slightly injured soldiers and sanitation officers immediately came up to bandage them.

As everyone was ready for battle, the Japanese on the opposite side rushed towards the position like a tide and made loud shouts, with a very amazing momentum.

But as a veteran, the third company commander was not frightened by the Japanese aura, but was very calm and took off several bullet-filled magazines on his body and placed them next to him where he could get it.

The Japanese on the opposite side were getting closer and closer, a large area of ​​yellowish yellow. When the Japanese were less than two hundred meters away from the position, the third company commander pulled the trigger without hesitation.

The automatic rifle in his hand made a cheerful cry, and the yellow shell was quickly ejected from one side of the rifle, and after a while it piled into a hill. After a magazine was punched, it was immediately replaced with a new magazine.

More than two hundred AK-47 rifles formed an insurmountable metal bullet net in front of the Japanese, and large pieces of Japanese were knocked down like harvesting wheat.

The other Japanese were also stunned by such a fierce fire, and quickly stopped charging, lay on the ground and started shooting. Some Japanese Japanese even began to retreat.

Seeing that his troops suffered heavy casualties, the Japanese captain quickly issued an order to retreat, but under the suppression of more than 200 AK-47 rifles, less than one-third of the Japanese were finally withdrawn, and many of them were still injured.

The commander of the regiment watching the battle in the distance saw the results of the third company through the telescope, and said to the commanders next to him with satisfaction: "The third company fought beautifully."


Chapter completed!