The Fourth Disaster, Starting from the Movie Eight Hundred

But no matter what, the head of the German embassy only needs to have a headache, while the Japanese soldiers who were bombed have a lot to consider.

Due to the artistic processing of film and television works, as well as the peaceful environment at home, the Chinese people's understanding of the power of aerial bombs is somewhat different from that of the Gaza people who often use bombs on sunny days. In the real battlefield, even the smallest aerial bomb has enough explosive power to cause devastating damage to King Tiger-class tanks, let alone unarmored infantry.

As for the Japanese anti-aircraft firepower, it is as classic as the Soviet joke, and now it is the American joke.

The Japanese army soon encountered the same treatment as before on the Hongqiao battlefield. Not long after the artillery here opened fire, volunteer bombers appeared in the sky. It might also be counterattack artillery fire, which was as accurate as modern anti-artillery radar.

At this time, the Japanese soldiers certainly didn't know what anti-artillery radar was. Their understanding of artillery combat was still at the stage of World War I. If the artillery units on both sides wanted to counter artillery, they would need to conduct multiple rounds of confrontation. They had never dreamed that the Volunteer Army's anti-artillery combat, which was like a Japanese action movie, would go straight to the point.

Soon, the Japanese artillery position was engulfed in a sea of ​​fire. The artillerymen and cannons clung together passionately under the flames, and they would never be separated again.

Love Town likes you, this is the recognition from Yueji.

The auxiliary combination is the players' favorite white phosphorus incendiary bombs combined with napalm bombs.

Let’s make acquaintances, starting with me.

The burning artillery positions in the distance made the Japanese soldiers feel real fear for the first time. When their enemies also had enough steel, their self-proclaimed Bushido spirit was shaken.

That thing is meant to deceive people. Only a fool would believe it. The high-ranking officials in Japan who fled punishment frantically and refused to commit suicide by disembowelment after the war are a good example.

"Baga! We can't fight without artillery? Kill them!"

Under the roar of the officers, the Japanese army resumed the offensive. After all, they were all old devils, and coupled with the overwhelming victory they had achieved against the national army before, they firmly believed that the final victory would belong to them.

It's a pity that they are not greenskins, and they can't just stand up and block bullets by saying "I think I can do it". Damn it, but their continued efforts and technical and tactical level did put tremendous pressure on the national army on the front line, and many positions showed signs of being broken through.

There is no way. The number of players is too small. In order to ensure that there is no pressure on the front-line supply, the players must be deployed in a dispersed manner. This is also the most cost-effective method. Otherwise, those Kuomintang soldiers who have just joined the Volunteer Army will not be able to stop the Japanese at all.

Whether to run or not is one thing, but with such an all-round gap, even if the national army fought with all its might, the exchange ratio would still be ugly.

So the players became Zhukov, acting as fire captains everywhere, rushing to wherever there was danger. The flying players in the sky also tried their best to assist their own side, but their opponents soon prevented them from focusing on the ground.

After realizing that the Volunteer Army possessed powerful air power, the Japanese army dispatched a large number of aircraft to the Nanjing battlefield. The number of aircraft fighting between the two sides in the sky has skyrocketed since the war began, and now has reached more than 500.

Players have infinite durability bars, so it is true that they can fight a protracted war with the Japanese, but if all the ground positions are lost, it will be useless even if the air force is strong. It is impossible to wipe out all the Japanese troops in a short period of time relying solely on the air force. Besides, they also have anti-aircraft guns, and the anti-aircraft firepower, which is better than nothing, is also a threat, but the size is different.

More importantly, the Japanese army was also evolving and adjusting according to the tactics of the Volunteer Army. As the only imperialist country in Asia at that time, under the pressure of war, the speed of weapons iteration was very fast, and the industrial production capacity of the Northeast could support them to do this.

Zhang Shaoshuai, you (a Northeastern swear word that can bring the dead back to life)!!!

At this time, the Japanese army had already begun to send anti-aircraft guns to the front line. It was not that they did not have good stuff, but that they were useless for various reasons. However, as long as the pressure on the battlefield was sufficient, these things could be manufactured. This is the value of an industrial country.

The fighter jets on the players' side have been upgraded to Bf109B, and there are also aircraft from other countries. Players have a wide variety of hobbies, and almost every flying player has his or her own vehicle.

The Japanese side already had the Nakajima Type 97 fighter (Ki-27) and the Navy's Type 96 carrier-based fighter.

The sky of the battlefield is dominated by the volunteers and the players respectively, but what makes the Japanese most unbearable is that the night belongs to the volunteers.

Because players can mark and lock onto enemies, completely ignoring the effects of darkness, the Volunteer Air Force still attacks at night, causing all kinds of trouble for the Japanese. This is extremely frustrating for the Japanese Air Force, which has no night combat capability at this time.

Especially players, they like to infiltrate and mark Japanese airports, and then carry out targeted elimination. Anyway, our planes are summoned, and players go into high altitude to directly participate in the battle. When they are recovered, their own planes are directly returned to the system backpack, and the personnel are teleported to the ground. Therefore, players often conduct low-altitude reconnaissance and do not care whether they will be shot down. It doesn’t matter if they are caught by the Japanese. Anyway, everything along the way will be automatically marked by the system, and then they can click suicide to start over.

The one who did this cool move was none other than the player "Dian Lao".

He also discovered this mechanism by accident. His plane was shot down at that time, but out of curiosity, he did not choose a suicide attack at the first time. Instead, he parachuted like a normal pilot, and was then caught by the Japanese.

At this time, he was surprised to find that even though he was captured, he could still mark Japanese targets.

Hehehe, what a delightful discovery, it's worth dying for. -p

In this way, while being escorted, Dian Lao marked all the targets he saw, and committed suicide decisively after he had taken them down.

After resurrecting at the resurrection point, Diana opened the system map, called his friends, and quickly went to deal a heavy blow to the Japanese army.

When the incendiary bombs fell from the sky, all the Japanese soldiers were stunned.

No, we were hiding so well in the rear, how could we be bombed?

Taixuan has changed, which is very unscientific.

With Diana as an example, other players followed suit, greatly increasing the probability of the Japanese army capturing volunteer pilots, but the subsequent developments were basically that people suddenly died, and then a bunch of bombers flew in to give them warmth from beginning to end.

The Japanese army was not fools. After repeated incidents, although they did not know the specific principles, they immediately assumed that the volunteer pilots who were shot down were spies and dangerous saboteurs. They should not be caught in the future and should be killed on the spot!

At this time, the Japanese army did not know what a horrific battlefield chaos they would face next.

Chapter 21: Nanjing, Meat Grinder Mode

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In Warhammer 40, a famously people-centric game, the melee is a world-class feature that you simply must try.

简单来说一场看上去1V4，实际上1V1V1V1V1的神奇战斗，简称“浆糊”。

The only forces existing on the Nanjing battlefield at this time were the Volunteer Army and the Japanese Army, but if you zoom out a little on the map, you will find that there are still many Nationalist Army troops deploying defenses around, but they are just deploying defenses.

Not long ago, the Volunteer Army announced to the whole world that we are now defending Nanjing. Those useless officers of the Kuomintang have been expelled, and those who are unqualified have been executed. If you have any opinions, please keep them to yourself and don't force us to sue you for "illegally not resisting Japan."

Yes, the Volunteer Army’s behavior of not declaring war on Japan by the Kuomintang government until now was considered “illegal not resisting Japan.”

Anyone with a discerning eye can see that this is a direct response to the Chairman's "illegal anti-Japanese" actions. It was absolutely intentional.

Not only that, after the players, who had no respect for the Chairman, gained control of Nanjing's telegraphs and newspapers, they immediately began to curse the Chairman through these propaganda mouthpieces, using their ample modern journalism experience to expose his past.

The content includes but is not limited to "Chairman, the low point of human morality", "We cannot forget the big mistakes made by the Chairman because of his small mistakes", "Although the Japanese are not human, the Chairman is a real dog", "Shocked, the Chairman who likes micro-manipulation actually lost to this man, the little secret of Chishui that you don't know", "Follow the Chairman, you will go hungry for nine meals in three days", etc.

This is still relatively civilized. Some players have nothing to do and fight with the Japanese on the battlefield. When they are free, they use a loudspeaker to greet the Chairman from all generations of their ancestors because he is from Henan.

Considering the Chairman's action of "the water of the Yellow River comes from the sky and flies into the homes of ordinary people" and the subsequent horrific famine in Henan, the people in the Central Plains have "loved" the Chairman to the extent that they have to look through his family tree and count his descendants.

The chairman who was eating hot pot in Chongqing was naturally furious. The point of this incident was not to scold it, but to have no respect for the National Government. He treated it as a piece of dog shit on the roadside, scolding and despising it, and even sending greetings to Zuan at the end, for fear of posing a risk to the Kuomintang government's mental recovery.

"Damn it! Tang Buddhism is incompetent. It has lost its sovereignty and humiliated the country. It has even lost its capital!"

The chairman acted as a desk cleaning master in the office, but at this moment he could only feel helpless and furious.

At this time, he had strictly ordered the national army on the front line not to assist Nanjing, and those who violated the order would be subject to military law. At the same time, he secretly drew circles and cursed the volunteer army in his heart, hoping that all these red-headed people would die in Nanjing.

In his eyes, Nanjing has been polluted by the red color, and it is necessary to change the stones and replace the people.

If possible, it would be best if both the Volunteer Army and the Japanese Army were defeated, and the National Army would reap the benefits, or if necessary, the National Army could stab the Volunteer Army in the back, just like Yue Fei's Army in the late Ming Dynasty, and completely eliminate this serious threat.

As for now, I can only hold it in. What else can I do?

Oh, it’s not completely suppressed. The communication channels between the Nationalist government and the Japanese government still exist. The two sides have been negotiating, negotiating, and negotiating. What the Chairman wants to do most is actually to suppress the Communists.

What the Japanese government wants is to get the Kuomintang to put pressure on Nanjing and force the Volunteer Army to withdraw, but it seems that this is impossible at the moment.

Because there had been an incident in which a Kuomintang general who was eager to show his face in front of the Chairman led his troops to Nanjing without authorization and demanded that the Volunteer Army withdraw. He and his own staff were beaten to death on the spot and hung on a street lamp for public display. His troops were directly incorporated into the Volunteer Army on the spot, and all those above the level of company commander were publicly tried. The guilty were hung on street lamps, the innocent were let go, and those who made serious mistakes but were not guilty of the death penalty were sent to work in the penance camps. There was always a way to deal with the Kuomintang troops who were not humane.

The Nationalist troops on the front lines now realized that in the eyes of the Volunteers, their treatment was essentially the same as that of the Japanese. They only wanted soldiers, and most of the officers were dead. Furthermore, the Volunteers had plenty of officers to fill the expanded forces, which led to a strong hostility among the Nationalist high command towards the Volunteers.

However, Mr. Ba was very optimistic about the Volunteer Army, but he felt that the Volunteer Army's methods were too radical and not conducive to unity.

There was no other way. China was poor and weak at that time, so it could only use united front work. There was nothing wrong with united front work itself. The problem was that some people turned united front work into performance art, and came up with the rubbish of "it is better to have revolution later than early, and it is worse to have counter-revolution later than late", trying to recreate the system of the aristocratic families.

Although it is an anti-Japanese battlefield, the current domestic anti-Japanese dramas are a mess.

But no matter how chaotic it is, there is one thing everyone recognizes, that is, we must speak with strength. -p

At this time, the entire Nanjing and surrounding areas were burning and turned into a meat grinder, but anyone with a discerning eye could see that the Japanese army's advance was extremely difficult. For example, the Japanese army advancing towards Zhenjiang got stuck after reaching the Jiuxiang River area.

The Japanese army tried various methods but still could not break through. The Second Nanjing Garrison Division of the Sixth Column of the International Volunteer Army stationed here was like a magic needle that stabilized the sea, and was welded here. The best record achieved by the Japanese army at present was that they successfully crossed the river and reached the foot of Yangshan on the opposite bank, and then were pushed back by the cadre company led by Anna and the Quantum Girl.

The brutal war accelerated the growth of the new recruits. Some of them became sharpshooters, and some became brave and aggressive commandos. The Suomi equipped with a drum magazine was really useful, as was the shotgun. After giving these two items to the new recruits, as long as they were willing to follow the veterans and charge forward, they could deal quite good damage.

The Japanese soon discovered that they were at a great disadvantage in close-range firefights because almost every volunteer soldier had a submachine gun. Even those who did not seem to have one could turn around and grab one when a real fight broke out. It made people suspect that these guys possessed four-dimensional ju flowers that would only appear in the future.

"Come at me!"

The quantum girl took the lead, thrusting the bayonet in her hand into the chest of the Japanese invader, then took out two box guns and started firing in full-automatic mode.

Don’t ask how it’s done. The only thing you can ask is the dual wielding skill. Two fully automatic box guns can be suppressed with one hand.

The newly joined former Nationalist soldiers are now accustomed to their superiors leading the charge, and are particularly capable in combat. Even if they are shot, they can recover quickly, like an immortal phoenix.

Oh, the Volunteer Army called them commanders, but it doesn’t matter. Anyway, they are more capable than the previous Kuomintang commanders.

The Japanese army, which had finally broken through from the Zhujiaao area, did not want to give up this rare opportunity and continued to increase its forces, trying to break through from here to the west bank of Jiuxiang River. During the close combat, a brutal hand-to-hand combat broke out between the two sides.

The main reason was that the Japanese suffered a terrible loss, because the Volunteer Army had prepared a large number of submachine guns and shotguns. No matter how long the Type 38 rifle was extended, it could only do nothing when facing bullets fifty meters away.

Especially the shotgun. Once it is grabbed, two Japanese soldiers who are a little closer will be knocked down at the same time. Before they can get up, the person who is finishing them off will come forward and kill them all.

Because the wounded Japanese soldiers were likely to choose to self-destruct, the volunteer army commanders before the war emphasized that unless the Japanese soldiers stripped themselves naked and surrendered, any Japanese soldiers who could still move on the battlefield would be shot twice in the chest and once in the head.

Faced with the American-style Iaijutsu, which was at least five years more advanced, the Japanese soldiers were beaten and cried out in pain.

As for the Japanese's back-to-back bayonet tactics, they could be solved by spraying them with shotgun blasts. Could it be that these carbon-based creatures also have chitinous shells?

The symphony of machine guns and shotguns caused the Japanese to fail again in their sneak attack, and the few Japanese who were able to retreat fled in panic.

For the surviving Japanese soldiers, the Jiuxiang River in front of them was no different from the vast Pacific Ocean. In any case, it was not a place that could be crossed by individual efforts.

Well, the Japanese army’s attack direction is not limited to this one, what about other directions?

The Japanese troops attacking from Jurong and Lishui ran into the Purple Mountain Fort fortifications with brutal firepower, and were greeted by the 203 and 152.

At this time, with Nanjing Purple Mountain as the commanding height, the area within a radius of nearly 20 kilometers is a death zone. The players have desperately deployed more than 300 heavy artillery pieces here. The periphery is a dense air defense network, and there are flying players on standby on the ground, ready to take off and fight as soon as Japanese planes arrive.

Anyway, the Japanese just couldn't understand why, when there were no airports around Nanjing, their bombing of Purple Mountain was intercepted by the Volunteer Army's planes on time, and the performance of the planes was better than their own.

That's because the players are all waiting on the ground, and they will teleport into the sky when the battle starts. How can we defend against it?

But if the Purple Mountain Fort was not taken, the Japanese attack on Nanjing would become a meat grinder. They did not have enough troops to experience the treatment of the Somme River in Nanjing, so both the Army Air Force and the Navy's Naval Aviation were given a death order to fully support Nanjing, and the primary goal was to destroy the Purple Mountain Fort.

The order was given, and the Japanese pilots did try their best, but the situation was the same as if they "would win."

It's so funny, I can't even chew it.

But what frightened the Japanese pilots the most was that their opponents were too outrageous and always used all kinds of messy tactics to turn the battlefield into chaos. These volunteer pilots, like their army, were good at chaotic combat.

The more conservative ones adopted energy air combat tactics, relying on the performance of the Bf109B to continuously pull up, dive, and fire, and then repeat the above process, turning the air combat into a bullying performance PK and assembly line slaughter.

The more outrageous ones would even achieve victory in biplanes, using flexible movements and brutal firepower to shoot down Japanese planes.

Because players have discovered that the game system supports a certain degree of modification, as long as the weight does not exceed the standard, you can add whatever you want.

Then, without any surprise, the naked heavy firepower players appeared, filling the limited space with Lao Gan Ma, using at least four or even six-barreled machine guns, combined with explosive ammunition, to let the Japanese enjoy the despair of the lighter in advance.

For example, Rocket's Bf109 replaced its machine guns with old dry hair, with two behind the propeller and two on each wing. For the Japanese's wooden planes, this firepower was completely terrifying at the level of disintegration. Even the Japanese bombers would be torn to pieces in mid-air, because their various types of aircraft had a large amount of wooden materials, and the so-called all-metal was also a lightweight fuselage with aviation aluminum alloy, which was still very easy to catch fire.

Under such circumstances, the Japanese pilots still achieved a very good loss ratio of 1 to 3. They really tried their best.

However, the players' losses are equivalent to no losses. They encountered the same number of enemies this time as they did last time they came to Purple Mountain, and sometimes even more. The elite pilots of the Japanese army are not cabbages. Once they die, they die. Who told them not to equip their pilots with parachutes? They also brainwashed them by saying that this is bravery and living towards death.

Then don't blame the elite pilots for being lost too quickly and in large numbers, and for being exhausted under high-intensity combat.

Pilots with thousands of flight hours are precious and difficult to replenish.

As time went on, the Japanese Air Force's bombing and harassment of Nanjing City became weaker and weaker. The pilots who were added later were no longer able to cover the fighter planes flying over Nanjing City. They could only carry out high-altitude horizontal bombing completely at random. Low-altitude bombing was really useless because there were so many anti-aircraft guns waiting for you to go down and die.

According to post-war statistics, the number of 88 anti-aircraft guns in the entire city of Nanjing at that time reached a terrifying 100, and the number of other anti-aircraft guns was four to ten times the number of 88 guns. These small-caliber anti-aircraft guns were used to sweep people in subsequent battles.

This shows how rich the weapons and equipment of the Nanjing defenders were.

Among these equipment, at least half are exchanged for players' points, and the players' points are obtained by killing and capturing Japanese devils. This is what is meant by "original soup and original food".

However, the Japanese army did not rush forward completely foolishly. Under the pressure of the war situation, their new equipment was quickly deployed in place, ready to give the volunteers a "surprise".

Chapter 22: Nanjing, the exhaustion of manpower

(I have something to do today, so the update is late, please comment(*?ω?))

"Baga, at the previous meeting, everyone was clamoring to go south to Nanjing in the time it takes to have a meal, but now they've already eaten several meals!"

At this time, Matsui Iwane on the front line was in a state of panic. He never expected that Nanjing would be so difficult to capture. Although the national army in the Battle of Shanghai was also very brave, they were not well equipped. However, this was not the case with the Volunteer Army.

When there was no gap in equipment between the two sides, the Nationalist soldiers who joined the Volunteer Army fought against the Japanese army at a ratio of three to one or even one to one on the front line. This proved that the fundamental reason why the Nationalist Army could not fight was that the Kuomintang government was too incompetent.

Oh, and there’s also the god-level micro-management of a certain committee member.

For the enemy, this is more help than Qin Hui.

But now, because the Volunteer Army has taken over the defense of Nanjing, the problem of attacking the Kuomintang is no longer a problem. Although the players' command abilities vary, there are enough NPC adjutants to make up for this. Players are distributed on the front lines as supply points and can take out a bunch of things at any time, or simply call for precise tactical strikes. This means that the Kuomintang army does not need to worry about supply problems at any location, because the supplies are right next to them, as if the Volunteer Army had secretly built countless supply warehouses around Nanjing City.

The Japanese army certainly did not know about this information. The only news they received was that the volunteers fighting with them on the front line and the newly recruited national army soldiers always had endless ammunition. No matter when they attacked, the volunteers' firepower was sufficient, even luxurious, because they would fire incendiary bombs or flares from time to time at night, and any Japanese army that launched a sneak attack would suffer a devastating blow.

Because the volunteers didn't care how the Japanese attacked. They would just randomly launch incendiary bombs and artillery attacks wherever they thought there were people. Sometimes the incendiary bombs were randomly dropped by the Volunteer Air Force at night.

What's even more terrible is that if even one of them is exposed during the sneak attack, the entire 360-degree area around Nanjing will be bombarded with artillery shells.

It’s impossible that the supplies for these volunteer soldiers fell from the sky. They have already surrounded Nanjing.