Anti-Japanese blood sacrifice mountains and rivers

[Volume 18] Chapter 139: Chapter 60 Flesh and Flesh Line of Defense (1)

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Chapter 60 Flesh and Flesh Defense

With tears in his eyes, Liu Gongdi immediately ordered the four boats to pass quickly in a column, go to the Datongkou and wait for orders, and make plans after dawn.

Song Xilian, who was standing on the north bank of the river, also had tears on his face. He always said that men don't flick their tears lightly, but today Song Xilian really couldn't hold back his tears. When he got to the sad place, blood flowed out. What are tears?Anti-Japanese Blood Sacrifice Mountains and Rivers 1390

Because there were more than 2 people who came suddenly, in order to cover these people crossing the river, nearly ten thousand defenders on the Xiaguan defense line gave up hope of survival. After nearly ten thousand people crossed the river, most of the ferries were destroyed by Japanese artillery fire. The Xiaguan defenders, who were out of ammunition and food, could no longer stop the crazy Japanese attack.

On the Xiaguan line of defense and at the wharf, large-scale hand-to-hand combat broke out between soldiers of the Chinese and Japanese armies. The two regiments under Song Xilian were wiped out on the opposite bank. The Japanese on the other bank were massacred in front of them and pushed into the rolling Yangtze River.

"I, Song Xilian, will not be a human if I don't avenge this revenge!" When Song Xilian swore at dawn, countless Chinese officers and soldiers also swore secretly in their hearts.

The officers and soldiers of the Sixth Division, No.16 Division, and No.18 Division of the Japanese Army who participated in the attack on the direction of Xiaguan walked among the corpses everywhere, obviously frightened.

Although the battle ended for more than an hour, there are still wounded soldiers who were shot and hid among the corpses, holding grenades or explosives and dying with the passing Japanese soldiers. Every dull explosion made the Japanese officers and soldiers tremble with fear. endlessly.

Regardless of the dissuasion of his subordinates, the arrogant head of the 16th Division of the Japanese Army, Tani Hisao, and the commander of the No. [-]th Division, Nakajima Kagego, went to the Shimonoseki position under strict protection.

Nakajima Sadao, the head of the No.18 division who cherishes life very much, was described by Tani Hisao and Nakajima Kezago as a coward. After the war, it is a glorious tradition for senior generals to inspect the frontline positions of the Imperial Japanese Army. In order to continue to encourage morale.

Hisao Tani and Kezago Nakajima originally wanted to put on a leisurely stroll in the courtyard, but the parapet formed by countless corpses was too shocking.

Facing the tragic battlefield, Tani Hisao and Nakajima Kinego were stunned. The Japanese soldiers had the impression that the mountain of blood and blood was nothing more than the offensive and defensive battle of Lushun during the Russo-Japanese War. The weapons of the Chinese defenders were generally much behind the Japanese army. In terms of army artillery, the Japanese attack often uses intensive artillery fire to inflict great damage on the troops of the country guarding the position, so most of the dead bodies and bloody seas are Chinese squadrons. not much.

Most of the corpses and seas of blood of the Japanese army exist in the memory of their predecessors and in the brainwashing propaganda of militarism, and the Japanese have a very bad habit of using the merits of others to flaunt themselves. How, how my father how and so on.

But today's bloody battle in Shimonoseki made Hisao Tani and Nakajima Kezago shudder. This was a typical Dortren-style victory. The corpses of officers and soldiers of the Chinese and Japanese armies were piled on top of each other, and many of them were buried. The artillery fire shattered, and there were scattered limbs, arms, and internal organs everywhere. The soil on the ground was already soaked in blood. Among the ruined walls that were blown to pieces, there were dead officers and soldiers from the Chinese and Japanese armies everywhere. Many corpses were still preserved. With the attitude of fighting for life with blood spurting during his lifetime.