Show the sword, start from the guerrillas

A scene very similar to the battle in Hongdong County appeared on this special battlefield in Hebei, Shandong and Henan!

Because the Eighth Route Army also had the ability to manufacture sniper scopes, the number of sniper rifles and precision shooter rifles in the Eighth Route Army continued to increase. The Eighth Route Army's ammunition was scarce, so they paid special attention to training sharpshooters, which allowed each military division to have varying numbers of snipers and precision shooters.

Therefore, when Saito sent more than 1300 Japanese soldiers from the Provisional 17st Regiment to the front line, the snipers and precision shooters of the th Regiment demonstrated their extraordinary sniping capabilities.

There were also smart people among the Eighth Route Army, and some of them were smart people who were not afraid of death! Because when they saw the devils rushing towards them regardless of everything, some soldiers wanted to try to take off their gas masks to experience it. Then when they saw that the color of the poisonous gas in the air had almost disappeared, they really took off their gas masks.

He took a deep breath, then exhaled carefully, slowly inhaled a little air, and felt the abnormality of his body. After trying several times, the soldier finally determined that the concentration of the poison gas was no longer lethal.

Therefore, the soldier decided that it was okay to take off the gas mask and fight. Of course, at this time, the battle had already started for a while, but the sniper was still shooting.

600 meters, 6 snipers shoot, at the beginning, every bullet they fired would kill a Japanese soldier. After the Japanese soldiers started to run and tactical maneuvers confused them, the hit rate dropped, and it took an average of two shots to kill a Japanese soldier. Don't underestimate this hit rate, this is more than 500 meters away, and the bullet flew for nearly a second.

So if there is a slight shake when firing, or a misjudgment of the lead time, the shot will be inaccurate. The key is that they are wearing gas masks, which has a greater impact on aiming.

The Japanese naturally would not give up the attack just because a few soldiers fell, so after only half a minute, they approached the 500-meter line of fire.

At this distance, the comrades holding semi-automatic sniper rifles smiled, then raised their guns and aimed at the nearest Japanese soldier, and fired two shots.

The closer the distance, the less judgment is needed for the lead time. The continuous pulling of the trigger in the semi-automatic mode can also correct some errors in judgment. A dozen precision shooters fired together, and the death rate of the Japanese soldiers rose sharply. Some Japanese soldiers fell after being shot once, and some fell after being shot twice.

At this time, the comrades found that they could take off their gas masks to fight, so they took off the things that were in the way. Well, without this obstruction, the shooting accuracy was improved again.

The battle here naturally attracted the attention of the whole audience. When the Japanese attacked generously, the commander of the 17th Regiment who was commanding the battle in the village learned about the Japanese deployment through the phone, so he made new arrangements.

After the call was made, the companies in the north and south directions each pulled out half of their forces to move toward the west, replenishing combat positions in the trenches in the northwest and southwest directions, and strengthening the defense here.

But despite this, looking down from the sky, the distance between comrades in the trenches of the Eighth Route Army was also very far, about ten meters between each person. Of course, this does not include the heavy machine gun, light machine gun and grenade launcher combat team, after all, this is a team battle.

While they were filling positions in both directions, the Japanese assault began, and it is still going on now. 500 meters, despite the Japanese death rate rising sharply, the Japanese still tried their best to maintain their formation, and as waves of troops moved forward, the Japanese heavy machine guns also reached the attack distance.

After a busy period, 24 Type heavy machine guns were set up at the rear of the Japanese attacking team. At this moment, the Japanese machine gunners squatted on the ground, looking through the sights, with their index fingers ready to pull the trigger. At this moment, they heard a whistling sound in the air, followed by an explosion.

After the explosions, which were not very dense and not very loud, the Japanese heavy machine guns did not work at all and lost their effectiveness. With the extremely high hit rate of the Dinglong grenade launcher, any heavy machine gun that dared to land would be a living target with a circle of iron lumps.

Such a target can be easily dealt with with just one grenade from a grenade launcher! If that doesn't work, then give it another grenade.

The enemy's heavy machine guns never fired, which made the enemy soldiers in the front feel bad. At this time, they had all entered the 300-meter crossfire line. Many enemy soldiers were still advancing, and some simply knelt on the ground and fired at the Eighth Route Army's position. Some grenade throwers in the team also secretly raised their thumbs, intending to take care of the key targets.

The Japanese grenade throwers have long lost their former prestige, but the grenades fired by the grenade throwers are still a threat. Therefore, under the special attention of the precision shooters, any Japanese who dares to raise their hands and give a thumbs up will be given a few rounds of special attention.

The battle had actually reached a fever pitch, with hundreds of Japanese soldiers killed, but the intensity was not as great as imagined.

Why? Because up to this point in the battle, the Eighth Route Army had not used weapons such as light machine guns and heavy machine guns. It was just ordinary soldiers who were firing.

Well, they were ordinary soldiers, but the weapons in their hands were not ordinary. Yes, there were many semi-automatic weapons in the 17th Regiment of the main regiment. The key point was that the comrades in the reconnaissance company were at the westernmost side, and the worst weapons they had were semi-automatic.

Therefore, until the Japanese approached to within 200 meters of the position and reached the front of the tank wreckage, the reconnaissance company did not use any other guns.

In the eyes of these veterans, even though the Japanese soldiers seemed to be everywhere and getting closer and closer, they did not feel any pressure. All the comrades needed to do was pick up their semi-automatic rifles and shoot them one by one. There was no pressure at all. What was even more amazing was that they thought so and did so!

The veterans placed the semi-automatic gun barrel guard on the sandbags at the shooting hole, selected the outermost enemy from one direction, and pulled the trigger. Then, they kept pulling the trigger with their fingers, changing targets after firing three shots at each enemy, making the gunshots as continuous as a short burst of light machine gun fire.

These veterans, when they had enough bullets, used the semi-automatic rifle as a light machine gun. And for today's battle, the comrades all had full magazines of 5, so there was no shortage of bullets!
At this time, in the three directions, the Eighth Route Army's strength was around 600, while the Japanese's strength had dropped to less than 1000, so in terms of strength comparison, the Eighth Route Army was not at a disadvantage.

If nothing unexpected happens, then the Japanese attack today will most likely be hopeless. (End of this chapter)