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A total of thirty-five "senior commanders" walked out of the cave and walked towards the once fierce fighting front. The American soldiers finally let go of the last stone in their hearts when they saw the senior Japanese commanders walking out of the cave.
As long as the commander comes out and surrenders, no soldiers will resist.
As a memorial, Iwo Jima will always be a sad place for the Pacific Fleet and Marine Corps. Too many lives were consumed in only 20 square kilometers of land, and thousands of corpses were left in the deep water.
The two transport boats moved forward at high speed on the sea, and waves rolled into the cabin.
Kuribayashi Tadamichi held the command sword representing the supreme commander of Iwo Jima tightly and looked forward. The Iwo Jima behind him may have to undergo a baptism of war before it will return to peace.
Before the war started, I would never have guessed that it would end like this.
In more than a month of fighting, more than 50,000 U.S. soldiers were killed and injured, which was fully two and a half times the number of Iwo Jima defenders.
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The waves were undulating, and a huge warship appeared on the sea not far away.
The heavy cruiser "Indianapolis", as the flagship of Fifth Fleet Commander Spruance, will serve as the main venue for the surrender ceremony. The month-long fierce battle has finally come to an end. Many people want to see with their own eyes Tadamichi Kuribayashi, who once served in The supreme commander of Iwo Jima who stayed in Magnesia for a long time.
"Please come up from here!"
The long rope ladder ripples along the side of the ship, and the sea breeze blows in your face.
Tadashi Kuribayashi made a firm gesture to all the soldiers disguised as commanders and Fang Tianlang.
"The final battle! This battleship! It will become an extremely great trophy!"
Fang Tianlang nodded vigorously, grabbed the rope ladder and climbed up. When everyone reached the deck, they would immediately launch an attack.
The U.S. commanders and U.S. soldiers would never have imagined that the only Japanese commander who came to surrender was Tadamichi Kuribayashi, while the other commanders were all disguised as soldiers. A scene unprecedented in the history of world war would be staged in two or three minutes.
"I am Tadamichi Kuribayashi! I am the supreme commander of Iwo Jima! I come to surrender to your army!"
Tadamichi Kuribayashi climbed onto the deck and greeted a US military staff officer a few meters away in pure English. He first paralyzed the opponent, then observed the environment and then actively attacked.
"This way, please! Please follow me!"
"Take a break, the ceremony will begin in five minutes."
A Japanese soldier climbed onto the deck and lined up, and murderous intent suddenly appeared.
As Tadamichi Kuribayashi suddenly shouted, more than thirty carefully selected elite soldiers immediately rushed towards the American soldiers who were on guard more than ten meters away.
"Shoot! Shoot!"
"The Japanese are pretending to surrender! Shoot quickly! Bang bang bang"
The first Japanese soldier rushed in front of the American soldier and kicked out his feet hard, blasting the soldier's lower body. The "Garand" rifle fell to the ground and was quickly picked up, and then five or six bullets were fired continuously.
Several U.S. soldiers had no time to react and were directly knocked down by bullets fired from the front.
The Japanese soldiers behind immediately picked up the dropped rifles and started shooting in all directions. Every time a US soldier was shot, they picked up a rifle, which instantly increased the attack firepower.
"Boom! Boom!"
A Japanese soldier found two grenades from the corpses of American soldiers. The explosion soon exploded. A dozen American soldiers who could not dodge were shot through their bodies by shrapnel and fell to the deck in the blink of an eye.
"Attack! Attack! Throw grenades!"
"Attack those commanders! Don't let them enter the cabin!"
Stray bullets were flying. A Japanese soldier was shot in the leg and fell to the ground just in time to grab a submachine gun. Seeing several American soldiers still raising their guns to aim, they immediately raised the muzzle and shot out dozens of bullets in an instant.
"I killed five American soldiers! I killed five!"
"Boom!"
A grenade exploded violently. Two Japanese soldiers threw the grenade at an anti-aircraft machine gun emplacement above the side and fired bullets, killing several American soldiers directly on the emplacement.
"Keep attacking! Keep attacking!"
The raid launched by Japanese soldiers produced dozens of corpses on the deck in just ten seconds.
The soldiers selected for the final battle were almost all squad leaders with the highest tactical literacy and were trained at the last minute on how to use American-made light weapons.
As long as they get the first move and attack, the U.S. soldiers who have little psychological preparation will definitely??Hit hard.
"Boom!"
Another grenade exploded, and the sharp shrapnel hit the metal and changed its angle.
¡° Several US military commanders who had not yet had time to get into the cabin fell down in pain and quickly stopped breathing. The entire deck was in chaos and no one knew how to contain the spreading disaster.
Having a prominent name turned into a corpse is a pain that the US military can never imagine.
The Pacific Fleet and the Marine Corps lost seven or eight senior commanders in a sudden battle. This is an unimaginable picture, and it is black humor to be killed by a grenade.
The Japanese soldiers took the initiative, and the sound of shooting continued. Even Tadamichi Kuribayashi picked up a rifle and joined the battle.
"Enter the cabin! Seize the main gun! Load ammunition! Prepare to shoot!"
"Hold the passage! Don't let American soldiers get close!"
Crazy shooting quickly killed the American soldiers on the deck, and there was blood flowing everywhere, bringing with it bursts of fishy smell.
The Japanese soldiers grabbed various small weapons and rushed into the cabin to grab the powerful main gun. Five or six soldiers could control a triple 203mm main gun to fire terrifying ammunition.
Dozens of large warships and densely packed small warships in the surrounding waters, as well as more than 20,000 U.S. soldiers on the beach, are excellent shooting targets.
A dozen Japanese soldiers rushed into the two triple 203mm main guns and began loading shells and rotating the turrets.
The remaining soldiers held light weapons and stood at key positions to block the counterattack of the American soldiers. They could shoot a few shells in one minute. If they could hold on for half an hour, it would be a tragic massacre.
"Boom!"
A huge fireball rushed out from the muzzle, and the entire ship body shook slightly.
Three 203mm armor-piercing explosive shells flew out of the gun barrel horizontally and directly hit a destroyer two kilometers away. The violent explosion tore apart the distant warship in a few seconds, like smashing a wine bottle.
"Long live! Bombard the beach!"
"Support Iwo Jima! Support Iwo Jima! Fire at full speed!"
Tadashi Kuribayashi rushed into a main gun. The huge muzzle was aimed at the beach in the distance. Three shells had been stuffed into the barrel. When the propellant package was ignited, a deafening roar could be heard immediately.
"Boom!"
The second main gun fired a salvo, and more than ten seconds later three huge fireworks rose on the beach of Iwo Jima.
More than two hundred American soldiers were instantly torn into pieces by the shock wave. Those Japanese soldiers who had been honest a few minutes ago suddenly rioted and launched a final blow to the American soldiers around them. (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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