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After hearing his words, the entire command team began to move. They quickly packed up the necessary items, and at the same time, the walkie-talkies began to power up various positions.
Retreating cannot be done haphazardly. Sato Yanagawa took a look at the map and determined a few positions to stay and delay. Then he summoned some troops to break out together. At the same time, he determined a general breakout direction and planned to break out directly.
In fact, if he had issued this order earlier, the troops would never have suffered such serious losses.
The night battle had only begun for a few hours, and the casualties of his troops were already huge. Such heavy casualties were completely unacceptable to him.
Although the Japanese army was on the verge of collapse at this time, after the order to break out was given, the remaining Japanese troops on the position immediately completed their assembly and began to carry out a counterattack in accordance with the breakout direction arranged by Sato Yanagawa.
As for some other positions, they did not receive orders to break out at all.
The soldiers on those positions have been treated as abandoned sons to attract soldiers from the Kagel Combat Brigade to besiege them. This will increase the chances of other troops surviving.
It¡¯s just that Sato Yanagawa will not know that any actions of their troops are now controlled by Xia Yang¡¯s reconnaissance team.
Whether they are deploying troops or preparing to break out, any movement of the troops can be seen clearly on this flat open land.
"Cavalry Regiment. Immediately march to the southeast area. There is a Japanese squadron of more than 300 people trying to break through. Stop them and leave no one behind." Xia Yang based on the Japanese troop movements transmitted by scouts at various locations. Intelligence dispatched troops to intercept these Japanese troops who broke through.
And all the troops were under Xia Yang's command at this time, concentrating on completing their tasks.
Some of them were dividing, encircling and annihilating the Japanese positions, while others were intercepting the Japanese troops breaking through.
Sato Yanagawa led hundreds of his soldiers to look at an area illuminated by flares. Relatively speaking, there aren't many enemy troops there.
"We break out from this direction." Sato Yanagawa pointed over there, and then led his soldiers and rushed over there in a few remaining armored vehicles.
They were running very fast, after all, they were running for their lives, and no one of them was running with all their strength.
That area seemed very quiet, and even some craters were not found. It was obviously not within the enemy's blockade.
Sato Yanagawa looked at the open wilderness in front of him and thought that his luck was not too bad after all. There was actually a loophole here.
But he wouldn¡¯t have thought that every move they made would have been reported to Xia Yang.
In fact, if Sato Yanagawa only broke out with a dozen or twenty people when he broke out, Xia Yang would not even bother to send troops to chase them in such a complicated battlefield situation.
After all, Xia Yang must be willing to catch those big fish. These small fish and shrimps with only a dozen people will be missed if they are missed.
But when Sato Yanagawa broke through, he brought more than 200 soldiers, nearly a squadron of troops.
Naturally, Xia Yang would not let them go. More than a hundred soldiers were enough for Xia Yang to dispatch a battalion of troops to pursue and block the attack.
Soon, soldiers from a battalion of the Second Motorized Infantry Regiment, riding armored vehicles and motorcycles, began a frantic pursuit of the fleeing Japanese troops.
Other Japanese fleeing troops basically faced the same situation.
Behind them, there is always a force several times their strength chasing them.
Sato Yanagawa fled about three kilometers outside, when intense gunshots came from behind.
The Japanese soldiers following the armored vehicle were immediately knocked down by bullets fired at them.
"There are pursuers, Your Excellency, the brigade commander." A soldier shouted.
Sato Yanagawa poked his head out of the armored vehicle and saw flashing photoelectrics behind him. That's the light emitted by machine guns and artillery when they fire.
At this moment, an armored vehicle on his flank was directly shot through.
He turned his head and saw that there were also troops chasing them on their flanks. Moreover, these people also came in armored vehicles, and they were more numerous than them.
In addition, some motorcycles also began to rush toward them rapidly.near.
There is a soldier holding a weapon in the sidecar of those sidecar motorcycles.
Some of them are equipped with heavy machine guns, while others are equipped with anti-tank rocket launchers. No matter what kind of equipment they are, they can pose a great threat to their soldiers and armored vehicles.
But if we stop to engage in battle at this time, when the enemy's subsequent troops catch up, they will most likely be wiped out.
But if you ignore them and just run away with your butt stuck out like this, that would be too cowardly.
While he was hesitating, the armored vehicles and artillery over there fired another salvo.
The shells fell on their side, and in the blink of an eye another armored vehicle was blown into scrap metal. Although the caliber of those artillery is not large, there is still no problem in dealing with Japanese armored vehicles with very fragile armor plates.
"Your Excellency, brigade commander, run, there are too many of them." A soldier shouted.
Hearing this, Sato Yanagawa no longer hesitated.
No matter what, run for your life! It's easy to say anything if you survive, but if you really die here, any talk of a comeback or a comeback is just bullshit.
Afterwards, he closed the cover of the armored vehicle directly and sat inside the armored vehicle.
¡°Dang Dang Dang!!!¡±
He could clearly hear the sound of bullets hitting the armor plate even though he was sitting inside.
People in armored vehicles are protected by armor plates and will not be killed by bullets from these heavy machine guns. But the Japanese soldiers outside the armored vehicle were not so lucky.
Especially now that the armored vehicles were running away at full power, they couldn't escape at all. They didn't run very far before they were left behind by the armored vehicles.
Many soldiers of the Japanese army were nailed to death on the grassland by long-range machine gun fire, and became cold corpses there.
They were defeated, completely defeated, and they didn¡¯t even think about turning back to fight back. They just kept running and running. (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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