Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

The sky gradually darkened and the sun was just hanging in the sky.

The red clouds indicate that tomorrow will be another good day.

This was very beneficial for the guerrillas' march, but they were stopped by the sudden arrival of the devils.

The number of the devils was large, at least equivalent to the strength of two infantry squads.

They held the dangerous position and the guerrillas could not get through at all.

Of course, what I mean by "not being able to get through" is under the premise of not alerting the Japanese.

Ma Ping'an was waiting for the night to fall. At that time, the Japs' vision would be limited and they could sneak past quietly.

But unexpectedly, at this moment, Duanwu, Ma Hu and others caught up.

But why did Ma Hu come along? The reason was that he could no longer stay in Jinzhou.

A large number of Japanese invaders came to Jinzhou, which Ma Hu witnessed with his own eyes.

Therefore, if they stayed in Jinzhou any longer, they would definitely face crazy revenge from the Japanese invaders.

Ma Hu is not a fool. Although he doesn't want to join the guerrillas, he doesn't want to die with his brothers even more.

So he went after Liu Jinbiao with Duanwu, and sent someone to notify others to leave Jinzhou with the guerrillas.

Ma Ping'an and the others were naturally very happy to see Duanwu, Tang Jiujiu and the others coming back. After telling Duanwu about their current situation, Duanwu immediately ordered: "Time is running out, the enemy's reinforcements are about to arrive, we must act before them!"

Ma Pingan said with some concern: "Then once the fight starts, we will be exposed."

Duanwu smiled and said, "So what if we are exposed? Will the Japanese think that we are going to Chaoyang City? We are going to Inner Mongolia, so there is no need to go through Chaoyang and Chifeng, right?"

"Oh, oh!"

Ma Ping'an looked as if he had suddenly realized something, and it was obvious that he had understood.

The next step is to ask Ma Hu whether he agrees or not.

If Ma Hu agrees, Duan Wu can still take him out to play for a while. If Ma Hu disagrees, then he can only lead his guerrillas to break through.

Because the Japs arrived as they were talking, they had no time to waste.

So Duanwu immediately called the guerrillas together, sat them together, and began to give orders.

The Japanese had the advantage of terrain, so it was not easy for them to rush forward directly.

Moreover, the Japanese occupied two commanding heights and could support each other. If an exchange of fire occurred, the guerrillas would suffer greatly.

Duanwu would never do such a thing as suffering a loss.

So he developed a tactic, which was to fight quickly and decisively.

It is not impossible that they have enough numbers to attack two Japanese positions at the same time.

Although casualties are inevitable, it is better to capture the enemy's position in one go than to be repelled by the Japanese.

So this time, Duanwu was prepared to take out nearly half of his belongings to fight this battle.

Why half of the property instead of all of it? The reason is simple, because Liu Jinbiao learned that Jinzhou still has a line of defense.

Duanwu has to keep some trump cards for the next breakthrough.

So Duanwu took out 100 shells to fight this battle, an average of about 50 shells for each Japanese position. In one go, he took down the enemy position.

And what if you can’t get it?

Duanwu had never thought about such a thing, because this time, he would lead the charge personally.

Although he was opposed by many people, Duanwu also gave a reason. This battle was crucial. If they could not take down the enemy's position in one go, they might be surrounded and annihilated by the enemy.

And they couldn't wait any longer, because when it got dark, the Japanese reinforcements would arrive, and by then, it would be even more difficult to break through the Japanese defense line.

And just as Duanwu expected, the Japanese reinforcements were on the way.

Although they set out half an hour later than Duanwu, the Japanese were riding in a car.

No matter how slow a car runs, it is still faster than walking on foot. Although Duanwu and others took a shortcut, the difference in time between the two was only about an hour at most.

Time waits for no one, and Duanwu knows this well.

So after formulating a battle plan, we quickly took action.

At the same time, Ma Hu and others also followed suit.

Of course Ma Hu had to go with Duan Wu, because the Japanese wanted to trap them in Jinzhou and annihilate them. If they didn't leave, they would die.

Therefore, Ma Hu and others not only had to act together with Duanwu, but also had to be responsible for the Japanese high ground to the west.

Duanwu was worried about Ma Hu and others, so he asked Ma Ping'an to follow him. Once Ma Hu's troops showed signs of decline, the guerrillas would immediately take over.

Otherwise, if you give up halfway, the consequences will be disastrous.

The battle plan was already perfect. Duanwu ordered the artillery unit to quietly advance to a position 500 meters away from the Japanese position.

His two main forces were about one kilometer away from the Japanese positions, all lying in ambush in the woods, ready to charge at any time.

At this moment, a soldier came to report: "Report to Leader Ye, the artillery is ready!"

Another soldier came to report: "Leader Ye, all units are ready to launch a charge at any time."

Duanwu smiled slightly and said, "Start charging!"

"Kill!"

Following Duanwu's order, the guerrillas jumped out from their hiding places and rushed towards the Japanese outpost like a tide.

There was no hiding at this time, shouting and killing were going on everywhere, and every soldier was running at his fastest speed. They were like wild horses and cheetahs, unstoppable.

At the same time, the devils at the Japanese checkpoint naturally noticed it.

They all looked up at the dense forest.

When they saw the guerrillas rushing out of the woods and rushing towards them like tigers, expressions of horror immediately appeared on their faces.

Their eyes were filled with disbelief, as if they couldn't believe what they were seeing.

  Was the enemy crazy? They suddenly appeared and charged at them? Didn't their enemies know that the Imperial Japanese Army was well prepared?

"Prepare to attack!"

The Japanese officer roared loudly, and his mouth opened as if a donkey dung ball could be stuffed in.

The Japs were on high alert, pointing their guns at the guerrillas who were about to rush out of the woods.

But unexpectedly, at this moment, several artillery shots were heard, and the Japanese forward outpost suddenly turned into a hell on earth.

  boom!

The strong light of the explosion instantly engulfed the Japanese sentry post. The dazzling light was mixed with blazing flames and quickly swept in all directions. The air was filled with the pungent smell of gunpowder and scorched earth, as if even the air was trembling.

With this deafening explosion, the Japanese's vigilance collapsed in an instant.

The gun muzzles that were originally aimed at the guerrillas could only point helplessly at the sky, or were blown off course by the shock waves of the explosion.

The devils were stunned by the sudden catastrophic attack. Some tried to find shelter, while others froze in place due to fear and could not move! (End of this chapter)