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Chapter 490 Chapter 489, beat him, beat him hard!

More than 100 Japanese soldiers, under the cover of heavy machine guns, attacked towards the narrow gap. The Japanese soldiers knew that their ordinary attack was not a big threat to the solid fortress in front of them, which was a bunker that could not be penetrated by mountain artillery. Especially the high altitude was out of reach for their small bodies.

However, the Japanese soldiers were also prepared, such as long wooden poles dragged behind some of them, and large explosive packs were also carried on the backs of several Japanese soldiers. In addition to these, the Japanese soldiers also prepared long ladders, intending to use the ladders as tools to climb up the cliff from the front and then attack from close range.

What is the long wooden pole used for? Put the explosive pack on it and place it on the wall of the bunker. It is enough to blow up the bunker!
At this time, the Type 600 infantry guns had stopped bombing, but the Type heavy machine guns' suppression fire was even more intensive. Amid the rattling sound of gunfire, bullets whizzed across a distance of meters, constantly hitting the outer wall of the bunker's firing holes, and occasionally a few rounds could hit the firing holes.

"Captain, the Japanese have launched a formal attack. There are about four teams in the south at the moment. Two of them are attacking, and two are waiting for battle at the attack position. They are fully prepared... The grenade launchers are ready and can bomb at any time! Artillery? No need for artillery, we are confident that we can beat the Japanese back... OK, I understand!"

In the bunker that served as the frontline command center, Tian E had a final conversation with Li Yuexuan, then turned and looked at the first company nearby, where he happened to meet the eyes of the company commander Huyan Bao.

After smiling at each other, the two turned around in tacit understanding and said to the heavy machine gunner beside them with all their might, "Fire! Hit hard!"

Upon hearing the order from his company commander, the heavy machine gunner, who had been unable to wait any longer, pressed down the machine gun with all his strength, grabbed the handle with both hands, and pressed his thumb hard on the fire button.

Boom boom boom... Boom boom boom... Twelve Type 12 heavy machine guns in the twelve bunkers in two rows spewed out strings of bullets, continuously firing at the Japanese troops swarming in from below.

Chirp, chirp...Puff, puff...bullets were fired diagonally downward, hitting the Japanese, the ground, and the rocks at high speed, forming crisscross chains of bullets in front of the narrow gap.

Ahhh... From time to time, there were Japanese soldiers who were pierced through the chest by bullets, and their entire chests were shattered by bullets; the bullets hitting the legs would directly take away most of the leg muscles, or simply break the legs.

Heavy machine guns have never been kind. With powerful kinetic energy and a 7.92mm bullet (actually it is thicker, 7.92 is just the rifling caliber), when it hits the body, it basically will not cause a penetrating wound like the Type 200 rifle (between 400 and meters), but a small hole in the front and a hole larger than the mouth of a bowl in the back.

If it hits the torso, the victim is certain to die; if it hits the limbs, the victim is either dead or disabled; unless it just flies past the edge of the body, taking away a little bit of flesh and blood, the victim may be lucky enough to avoid injury.

On this side, as soon as the 12 heavy machine guns opened fire, the attacking Japanese immediately felt the pressure. The team, which was originally charging quickly, had its attack rhythm severely suppressed.

Behind the Japanese, the Type 2.5 heavy machine gunners were unwilling to see their infantry suppressed, so they put their eyes on the x scope and tried their best to shoot bullets into the firing holes of the bunker. Some Japanese who were good at shooting also knelt on the ground and fired at the firing holes of the bunker with their Type rifles, intending to suppress this side.

In the bunker, the heavy machine gun shooters are naturally not afraid of such counterattacks, because they have a mysterious confidence in the bulletproof shield in front of them! This confidence comes from the shock brought by the live-fire shooting test! As expected, occasionally there are bullets that penetrate the shooting holes and hit the bulletproof shield, but apart from causing a little vibration to the machine gun, it is of no use at all.

The ammunition carrier holding the ammunition belt took the time to look down and found that the flat bullet had fallen on the sandbag under the machine gun, still emitting heat.

A machine gun bunker naturally does not have only one firing hole. In fact, a bunker has three firing holes of different sizes, which can accommodate at least 6 soldiers. While the heavy machine gunners kept firing, the machine gunners holding the Qi Lali light machine guns, and the soldiers holding assault rifles and semi-automatic rifles were also firing.

The difference is that the heavy machine gun is directly placed in the middle of the shooting hole, so it can sweep the Japanese soldiers below left and right; while the shooters of light machine guns, assault rifles, and semi-automatic rifles hide their bodies on both sides of the shooting hole, using sandbags and walls to block their bodies, and just stick the muzzle of the gun out of the shooting hole at an angle, avoiding the front shooting hole position.

The benefits of side firepower, needless to say, can effectively avoid frontal shooting, because they don't have bulletproof shields to block bullets. The direction of the shooting holes of the bunkers arranged on the left and right can effectively control all the battlefield areas in front, otherwise the bunkers will be useless.

Therefore, in the strong and continuous shooting sound of the heavy machine gun, the Qi Lali light machine gun and assault rifle were like a young wife being bullied in front of the old woman, firing short bursts, without the momentum of the heavy machine gun at all. The semi-automatic rifle was even worse, firing one shot, pausing for a while before firing the next shot, at least the finger had to pull the trigger continuously.

This doesn't mean that these shooters are weak, they just don't have enough momentum. However, even though they lack momentum, they still have enough lethality!

The heavy machine guns are very powerful, but in the final analysis their main purpose is to suppress the enemy, so the machine gunners fired bullets back and forth at the front row of the Japanese to slow down their advance, rather than focusing on killing.

However, the Qi Lali light machine gun and assault rifle can continuously fire at important targets of the Japanese when the Japanese are suppressed by heavy machine guns, and can easily eliminate some Japanese who are gathered in groups.

The most powerful ones are the semi-automatic shooters in these bunkers, because all the precision shooters of the first and second companies of the first battalion are here! Some of them have precision shooter rifles, and some rifles are just ordinary semi-automatic, but their shooting skills are all top-notch!

Bang, bang, bang, bang... The sound of their gunfire was not very obvious compared to that of light and heavy machine guns and assault rifles, but the number of enemies they killed exceeded that of light and heavy machine guns and assault rifles.

As the bunkers continued to fire, the 100 Japanese soldiers who originally attacked were constantly knocked to the ground and consumed. In the blink of an eye, only about 50 were left, and their number was still decreasing sharply.

And this only happened within ten seconds after the return fire. Then, something even more powerful happened, because the grenade launchers concentrated on the top of the cliff finally dropped their grenades at this time.

(End of this chapter)