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Chapter 1106 The Massacre of the Cavalry Regiment

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    With the firepower of the Japanese army covering the cavalry regiment led by Zheng Fei, many cavalrymen were hit by bullets, fell directly from their horses, and were trampled to death by the horses rushing from behind.  Many war horses were knocked down directly. Under the inertia, their huge bodies rushed forward for more than ten meters before falling heavily to the ground.

    But the men of the cavalry regiment did not stop. No matter whether there were bullets fired by the enemy in front of them or a comrade beside them was knocked down by bullets, they kept accelerating and charging.

    And the sabers in their hands were already raised high by them.

    One hundred meters, fifty meters, thirty meters

    The distance between the cavalry regiment and the main Japanese army formation is shrinking at a speed visible to the naked eye.

    "Kill!!!" Zheng Fei roared, and the saber in his hand slashed down diagonally.

    At this moment, two long black dragons directly collided with the Japanese formation.  Thousands of cavalry, relying on the powerful impact of the horses, were like dragons entering the water, tumbling over the river and fighting non-stop.

    The sabers in their hands were constantly raised and then slashed down hard.

    The Japanese troops were concentrated in such a narrow terrain. Not to mention shoulder to shoulder, they were also very crowded.  These charging cavalry regiments do not even need to deliberately look for targets to kill. They only need to raise the saber in their hands and then drop it. They can easily chop off the heads of the Japanese soldiers, or leave a long trail behind.  long wounds.

    These cavalry horses trampled on the fallen Japanese soldiers as if they were trampling on the snow on the ground.  The cavalry troops, like a violent wind, cut the Japanese formation from the middle in a blink of an eye, then quickly outflanked it and cut in from the flank again.

    After repeating this several times, the Japanese army's formation became completely chaotic.

    The Japanese soldiers who were originally able to maintain discipline and stab the cavalry with their bayonet-mounted swords gradually began to show signs of collapse.

    On the horse, Sasaki ordered the troops loudly, but his voice was completely drowned by the thunderous sound of the cavalry's hooves and the shrill screams.

    Sasaki couldn't even find his own communications corps and his own staff. As for the other commanders and captains, they were also in the embarrassing situation of being unable to find their squad leaders in the chaotic battlefield.

    In the dark night, communication has become a big problem.  In the absence of effective communications, the Japanese command fell into huge chaos.

    I don¡¯t know who it was, but I was the first deserter to break away from the formation and run wildly outside.  Other Japanese soldiers also began to collapse and ran outside in an unorganized manner.  They wanted to break through the division and siege of the cavalry troops.

    But this struggle is obviously in vain. Under the iron hooves of the cavalry, the Japanese infantry will be hacked and killed if they easily break away from the formation.

    Even those with better luck were missed by the cavalry. The soldiers of the Second Brigade who ambushed on the hillsides on both sides had already aimed their rifles at the Japanese soldiers who were escaping alone, and shot down those fleeing Japanese soldiers in the dark.  Japanese soldiers were used as moving targets for practicing marksmanship.

    The flares kept rising high into the sky, illuminating the entire valley.  The Japanese troops were unable to hide under the illumination of the flares and could only retreat continuously. Any Japanese troops who wanted to rush out of the valley entrance would become the priority targets of the cavalry on the hillside positions.

    Ma Siyuan stood on the hillside, looking at the valley below illuminated by flares.  The snow there had been dyed blood red, and the cavalry troops had successfully blocked the main force of the Japanese 30th Brigade that was trying to rush out.  At this time, the main force of the Japanese 30th Brigade was beginning to retreat to the rear and returned to the interior of the valley.

    And where the battle just took place, a large number of Japanese corpses almost covered the area.  Even on the hillside, you can see the corpses of Japanese soldiers lying sparsely on the snow.  Those were all Japanese soldiers who broke away from their formation and fled. They were killed by rifles on the hillside, or were chased by cavalry and hacked to death directly.

    Blood was flowing on the snow, dyeing the snow there red.  And in the dark night, looking from a distance, it was a shocking black.

    In addition to the corpses of these Japanese soldiers, the corpses of cavalry regiments and war horses can also be seen everywhere.  Some horses that had lost their owners were standing on the battlefield, looking down for fodder under the snow, but they couldn't find anything.  There were also some injured war horses that fell to the ground, panting heavily, and their huge eyes revealed the instinctive fear of death.

    Saw the Japanese troopsThe troops withdrew into the valley again, and Ma Siyuan said: "The cavalry regiment withdrew from the battlefield and returned to the hillside. Don't pursue them deeply. The enemy has heavy machine gun positions in the valley. If you go in, you will probably suffer heavy casualties."

    After Zheng Fei received the order, he immediately asked his soldiers to fire a green signal flare.

    That signal flare was a signal for the cavalry regiment to withdraw from the battlefield and return to the hillside to standby.  In this way, if the Japanese army wants to break through again, they can attack the Japanese army again, making it impossible for them to escape from this valley.

    It is not that the Japanese 30th Brigade does not have cavalry units, but their cavalry is not large in number and cannot compare with the size of the cavalry regiment of nearly 2,000 people.

    And if you want to use cavalry to open the gap, the enemy's machine gun firepower on both sides of the valley will be enough to make these cavalry units pay a heavy price.  After they have been baptized by the machine guns on both sides, and then fight the enemy's cavalry, it is basically no different from losing their lives.

    ¡°Tell Brigadier Chen and others to hurry up and attack the Japanese army, and be sure to completely surround the Japanese army in this valley.¡± Ma Siyuan said.

    "Yes, Brigade." The soldier said loudly.

    At this time, the two Japanese squadrons in the valley had stopped attacking the ambush position on the top of the hillside.  Because they saw the main force withdrawing.

    Sasaki's face was covered with blood when he arrived. Many of the soldiers around him were beheaded by soldiers from the cavalry regiment in order to protect him and spattered on his face.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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