Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2932 makes sense!
The Japanese sentry looked at the document and found no problem with it, but he found Duanwu to be a stranger.

He asked, "Are you from the artillery? Why haven't I seen you before?"

Duanwu smiled and replied, "I'm from the warehouse. The document was sent directly to our Quartermaster Department. Major Kitagawa said that there will be a lot of people going to the Quartermaster Department tomorrow morning, so he asked me to deliver the shells overnight. That's it."

After hearing Duanwu's explanation, the Japanese sentry carefully examined the document in his hand. After confirming that the signature and seal of General Maruyama were correct, his doubts were slightly reduced.

But he still looked Duanwu up and down: "The documents are fine, but I have never seen your face. I also know the imperial army in the warehouse, why have I never seen you before? And it's too strange that the warehouse delivers ammunition to the artillery unit!"

Duanwu cursed in his heart: "You stubborn thing, why do you care so much? If you don't believe the signature of General Maruyama on the document, what else do you believe in?"

But suddenly, Duanwu remembered something: he was missing a process.

Duanwu's face suddenly darkened and he cursed, "Baka! You don't even believe the order from Lord Maruyama, what else do you want? Do you want to ask General Maruyama in person?"

Having said that, Duanwu was about to give the other person a slap in the face.

He felt that something was missing today, otherwise how could a private first class dare to show off in front of him?
But he obviously underestimated the other party's desire to survive. Seeing Duanwu getting angry, he immediately handed the document back respectfully with both hands, and bowed and said: "Sir, I was wrong. I am very sorry for wasting your time."

Duanwu pretended to be angry, snatched the document back, then with a sullen face, drove away.

The Japanese soldier who stopped Duanwu patted his chest, looking like he had survived a disaster, because he almost got a good beating.

The Japanese soldier on the side sneered: "That officer was holding Lord Maruyama's hand and you dared to stop him. Aren't you just looking for trouble?"

The devil who had stopped Duanwu before said, "What do you know? He looks unfamiliar to me. What if he is an enemy impersonator?"

The Japanese soldier on the side laughed again: "Then how did you confirm that he was not an enemy in the end?"

The devil said angrily: "Baga, he wanted to reach out and hit me, didn't you see it? If the other party was an enemy, how dare he do that?"

"Makes sense!"

The Japanese soldier next to him nodded, he also learned it.

Meanwhile, Duanwu had entered the camp of the Japanese tank unit. It was very quiet here, with only a few patrols.

Obviously, the Japanese thought that the east side of the camp was safe, not to mention that there were sentries on the periphery, so the rows of tanks were not guarded by anyone.

The same is true of the artillery camp not far away, with mountain guns, field guns, and cannons placed on the open ground.

Duanwu took advantage of the cover of night and the surrounding tents and carefully pulled the ammunition to avoid the patrol's sight.

At this time, he didn't want to be seen by the patrol. Because once he encountered the patrol, the other party would lead him to the warehouse. He didn't want to move the shells he had obtained with great difficulty to the Japanese warehouse.

So after entering the Japanese artillery and tank camp, he took advantage of the moment when the patrol passed by and hid behind a tank.

He gently put down the cart and began to move the shells off the cart one by one.

The shells were taken out of the shell boxes and scattered around several tanks to ensure that the explosion would cause maximum damage to the key parts of the Japanese tanks, such as the engine and tracks.

And there were more than a dozen artillery shells aimed at the direction where the Japanese heavy artillery were placed.

After finishing all this, Duanwu took out the pocket watch from his jacket pocket, carefully adjusted the time, and moved the pointer to the scheduled explosion time.

Yes, Duanwu had to make a time bomb at this time, otherwise he might not be able to leave the enemy camp if it was detonated at close range. Then, he took out two grenades, carefully unscrewed the back cover of the grenade, took out the firing tube, and connected the thin rope on the firing tube to the trigger device fixed in advance on the pocket watch.

This trigger device was made by Duanwu using the iron wire he picked up. When the pocket watch pointer reaches the set time, it will drive the trigger device to ignite the firing tube.

In order to increase the range of the explosion and detonate all the shells, Duanwu took out the explosives he had taken away from his body and sprinkled them evenly around the shells and grenades.

He cleverly intertwined the explosives with the grenade fuse to ensure that the explosives would be detonated instantly when the grenade was detonated, forming a chain reaction.

The entire assembly process went very smoothly, and this simple timing device was nothing for the Dragon Boat Festival.

After completing the assembly of the time bomb, Duanwu used some weeds to camouflage the bomb to make it less likely to be discovered.

After completing all this, Duanwu once again confirmed the surrounding environment to ensure that there were no loopholes left. Then he pulled up the empty cart and swaggered towards the exit of the Japanese artillery camp.

When Duanwu walked to the camp gate, the two Japanese sentinels were still discussing what had just happened. But when they saw Duanwu coming, they immediately became respectful, and no one wanted to be beaten.

Duanwu nodded with satisfaction and told them that he would be back soon.

The two Japanese soldiers nodded and bowed hurriedly, not daring to be negligent in the slightest.

Duanwu no longer cared about the two Japanese devils, but pulled the cart and walked out of the Japanese artillery camp with his head held high.

After leaving the camp, Duanwu quickened his pace because in order to avoid any accidents, he set the time to only five minutes.

In other words, after Duanwu left the Japanese artillery camp, the time bomb would probably explode in two minutes.

During this period of time, Duanwu must walk farther away, otherwise it will be difficult to get out of the Japanese camp tonight.

The Japs are not fools. It would be strange if they didn't catch the spies when the tank and artillery units were attacked.

So Duanwu had to get out of the enemy camp before the enemy could react. In this way, the enemy could only roar helplessly after he left.

Now he found it funny to think about Maruyama's face which turned blue with anger.

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At the same time, in the woods two kilometers away from the Hukou outpost, Ma Ping'an, Ma Hu, Long Qianyan, and Ma Shanpao were waiting anxiously, worried about Duanwu's safety.

Ma Shanpao was the first to lose his temper: "The captain has been gone for two hours, why is there no movement at all?"

Long Qianyan said angrily: "What are you talking about? The captain didn't take anything with him when he left. We have to find the explosive device ourselves when we get to the enemy's camp. I think it will be good if we can come back before dawn."

Ma Shanpao retorted: "What if you are as stupid as the captain?"

Long Qianyan glared at Ma Shanpao and said, "You are the stupid one, as if you are much better than me."

Ma Pingan shouted at this time: "Okay, stop arguing. We can't just stand here and watch. If the captain succeeds, the Japanese will definitely hunt him down everywhere. We have to figure out how to support the captain."

At this point, Ma Ping'an said to Ma Hu, "The captain has already gone in to destroy the Japanese tanks and heavy artillery, so the Japanese scouts left outside are useless. You take your men and prepare to take action. Take the explosion in the Japanese camp as a signal. Once the explosion is heard, wipe out all the Japanese reconnaissance teams!"

"Yes!"

Ma Hu took the order and left with his men.

At this time, Ma Pingan sighed and turned his gaze towards the direction of the Tiger's Mouth Post again. He was still very worried about the captain's safety! .