Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2660 Marklov’s Gift!

Boom!

With a deafening explosion, the Japanese plane was torn into countless pieces, accompanied by raging flames, and fell to the ground like a meteor, raising a vortex of dust and flames.

At that moment, the sky seemed to be on fire, and the flames illuminated everything around, which was spectacular and tragic.

The cruel laughter of the Japs had been swallowed up by the huge explosion, leaving only a dead silence, the lingering smoke in the air, and his own wailing.

Vladimir and Markov were stunned when they saw this scene, because they couldn't believe that a perfectly good Japanese plane would explode like this.

However, at this moment, Duanwu walked out from the depths of the woods, carrying a machine gun on his shoulder, and said with a hint of amusement: "Comrade Markov, I heard you were looking for me?"

Marklov was shocked and incredulous at first, but then he opened his arms and ran towards Duanwu with a tearful voice: "Duanwu, my best friend, I knew you would come to save me!"

Markov was so moved that he hugged Duanwu and cried with tears and snot.

Duanwu felt helpless and thought to himself, "You are a colonel, can you be more reserved? I know you are touched, but can you please not wipe your snot on me? Also, there are people watching you from behind!"

Duanwu naturally didn't know Vladimir, but from the other party's age, the fact that half of his body was covered in blood, and he was drinking Bird Vodka, it could be seen that this was probably a veteran with even longer military service than Markov.

So Duanwu patted Markov on the back and asked, "Who is this?"

Markov felt much better now. He turned around and introduced: "This is pilot Vladimir. He is also my best friend."

Duanwu stepped forward to shake hands with Vladimir. At this time, Markov was about to introduce Duanwu to Vladimir, but Duanwu spoke first: "My name is Qi Dabing, I am the captain of the Anti-Japanese Battalion of the First Army of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces."

This series of names made Vladimir a little confused, and so was Markov. Didn't you say your name was Ye Xiuwen before? Why did you change your name to Qi Dabing?

Of course, no matter what Duanwu is called, he is still Markov's brother.

However, at this moment, Markov thought of something: "Brother Qi, I brought you a lot of weapons and equipment this time, but they were intercepted by the Japanese planes. I left those weapons and equipment off the plane. I don't know if I can find them."

Duanwu smiled and said, "I have seen it, so I brought people here. I have sent people to look for it, and sent people back to the base to call people to go. I will definitely find it."

At this point, Duanwu smiled at Markov and asked, "What gift did you bring me? Can you tell me a little bit in advance?"

Markov said proudly: "Although what I brought this time are not the latest developed weapons and equipment, they are our Soviet Union's oldest and most excellent DP-27 light machine guns. There are more than of them in total. Do you think I, Markov, am a good friend?"

Duanwu is very clear about this machine gun.

Among the weapons that Markov had airdropped before, there was this machine gun.

The DP27 light machine gun is the DP27 7.62mm light machine gun. The gun is called "Degtyarev infantry machine gun" in Russian. The initials are "ДП", and it is called "Depp" machine gun according to its pronunciation.

This machine gun is a classic work of the famous Soviet firearms designer Vasily Degtyarev. It began to be designed in 1921, took five years to finalize, and was officially equipped in 5.

Degtyarev used a unique gill support plate locking mechanism on the gun. Without any tools, the entire gun can be disassembled into 6 major parts, which makes the gun relatively simple to produce, use and maintain.

It fires 7.62×54mmR bullets and uses a huge 47-round magazine. Because the upper part of the magazine rotates when shooting, it is also called a "rotating machine gun."

So Duanwu was very satisfied with this gift. His troops had expanded by nearly 3,000 people and were in urgent need of machine guns.

"Satisfied, of course I am satisfied, hahaha!"

Duanwu laughed loudly and was about to take Markov and Vladimir back to the base to welcome them. But at this moment, gunshots were heard from their northwest.

The gunfire was intense and continued.

Duanwu looked back at the two anti-Japanese fighters who were on sentry duty and ordered, "Protect Mr. Markov and Vladimir."

"Yes!"

The two fighters quickly approached Vladimir and Maklov.

At this time, Markov asked nervously: "What? Are the Japanese attacking?"

Duanwu shook his head and said, "No, there are no Japanese around here. You stay where you are, I'll go take a look."

As he spoke, Duanwu was already running towards the direction where the gunshots came from, with a gun in hand.

Because among these gunshots, there was the sound of PPD-34 submachine guns, which means that someone was exchanging fire with the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces, and the other side seemed to have a lot of people.

Duanwu didn’t know who the other party was, but if they dared to attack the Anti-Japanese United Army, he would definitely not let them off.

At this time, only Markov, Vladimir and two anti-Japanese fighters were left there.

Two Anti-Japanese Allied Forces fighters were standing guard, one in front and one behind.

Vladimir was bored and asked curiously, "You were calling Brother Duanwu before, how come you called Ye Xuwen the next moment, and now Qi Dabing?"

Markov opened his mouth, but found it difficult to say because it was too complicated.

So he told Vladimir a story about the Chinese underground party. He said Duanwu was an underground party member who had been lurking in the enemy camp for a long time, just like the KGB in the Soviet Union.

Vladimir understood immediately and no longer bothered about what Duanwu's real name was. Because the KGB was a mysterious department, and it was not something that a low-level officer like him could ask about.

So, he started to worry about Duanwu's safety again.

He was unfamiliar with this place, and it seemed that there was no one around Duanwu, including the two Anti-Japanese Allied Forces soldiers who were protecting him.

They wore ordinary people's clothes, some even had patches on top of patches. He was really worried whether such a group of people would fight in the end.

So he asked Markov again: "Tell me, are we safe? I still want to go home."

Markov asked suspiciously, "It should be safe, right?"

In fact, he didn't know whether the Anti-Japanese Brigade was safe at this time. After all, he and Duanwu communicated by telegram.

However, he was clear about Duanwu's strength, so at least there would be no problem if he followed Duanwu all the time.

So he added, "Don't worry, as long as we stay with Captain Qi, we will be safe. If things really don't work out, when we return to the Anti-Japanese Brigade's base, I will ask Lao Pan to contact the underground party organization for us and send us back!"

(End of this chapter)