Anti-Japanese blood sacrifice mountains and rivers

[Volume 31] Chapter 299: Chapter 130 Japanese Victory (1)

------------

Chapter 130 Japanese Victory

Sakamoto Eemon, who had studied in the UK, was not a Japanese soldier in the traditional sense, because he had never studied in Luyou and Lushi, but had directly studied in a military academy in Brandenburg, Germany. For further studies, this kind of experience can make those ordinary children who are trying their best to rush to the mainland to grind their teeth, compare goods and throw them away, and compare people to death!Being able to serve as the director of the Army Strategy Bureau of the Japanese General Staff Headquarters with the rank of lieutenant general also shows the importance of this department. To put it bluntly, Sakamoto Youemon dispatched troops in North China to come here for gilding, ranging from twenty days to as many as one In March, Sakamoto Eemon will be transferred back to the General Staff Headquarters, but as long as Lieutenant General Sakamoto Eemon sends troops to North China for one day, he will be the representative of the General Staff Headquarters. Whether it is strategy or tactics, his opinions are those of the General Staff Headquarters.

So much so that Temple Shouichi, who likes to monopolize power, can hardly tolerate the existence of this extraordinary Supreme Emperor, and is thinking about how to send this great god respectfully?Don't make too much trouble for yourself, the unlucky Takashi Sakai delivered it to the door himself!Surprised and annoyed, Terauchi Shouichi lied that he was unwell and asked Sakamoto Eemon to inspect the crucial No.Anti-Japanese Blood Sacrifice Mountains and Rivers 29930

Knowing that he lost two lieutenants and killed seven to eight hundred people, dozens of cars and seventeen light armored vehicles, Sakai Takashi also knew how big the culprit was?And it happened at a place less than one kilometer away from the military station?In the end, the chasing troops made a mess of their own, but they have wiped out the enemy who came to make a surprise attack?Even Takashi Sakai himself didn't believe such a cheap lie.

Said that he was attacked by a large enemy force?Obviously unreliable!I am the strength of a brigade, even if I face an army in the middle, I will not lose the wind in the slightest!

However, this time Sakai Takashi felt a heavy sense of crisis. He could try his best to cover up the fact that his troops had suffered heavy losses. The patent of the invention is actually a habit within the entire Japanese army. During the Russo-Japanese War, one of the Japanese, Inoue’s lieutenant officer, was unfortunately killed in battle. However, due to the capture of Lushun, the follow-up counter-offensive troops suffered too many casualties. I was afraid of the navy’s jokes and The emperor blamed, so the army made several lists to bring some dead people back to life, and then they died one after another in subsequent battles or accidents.

Originally, this trick was a very good one. Everyone had free time to eat and didn’t have to be blamed by His Majesty the Emperor. As a result, several lists were repeated back and forth, and the Japanese who were most willing to do oolong really made Inoue alive. His salary was paid until 1924, during which time Inoue was promoted to Colonel, and when the notice of retirement was issued, it was found that the officer had died when he captured the two or three hundred highlands.

Such a big joke will not delay Sakai Takashi's spirit of learning from the old predecessors. The policy above is the policy, and the next one can do whatever they want. However, the rescue order personally issued by the commander of the dispatched army, His Excellency Terauchi Toshiichi, has not been fully implemented. He was also responsible for the annihilation of the No.20 automatic convoy. The complete annihilation of the independent light vehicle squadron and the death of two lieutenant officers was really a headache for Takashi Sakai.