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Chapter 1913 Counterattack at Night 2

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    Or they were sent directly to hell. Many Japanese soldiers in the camp had not had time to feel any pain.  The cannonballs that had fallen into the camp were blown into pieces with a loud bang.

    But those Japanese troops stationed on the outer defensive positions were luckier.

    Because most of them were in the trenches, their damage was minimal under the first round of artillery fire from the Fourth Army.

    But the Japanese soldiers inside the camp were not as lucky as they were.

    On the vast plains of northern Henan, these Japanese troops had no back slope to avoid the bombardment of artillery shells.

    They could only run out of the camp, shouting, and looking for craters or trenches that could provide them with concealment.

    Hundreds of large-caliber artillery pieces and hundreds of small-caliber artillery pieces, as well as a large number of rockets fired from rocket nests.  Like a meteor shower falling from the sky, it fell on the Japanese army's position.

    At this time, this place has turned into a hell-like scene.

    Everything you can see are flames burning in the darkness, and smoke making the night darker.  And the wails and roars that fill human ears

    But this was not the end, because the bombers and fighter jets of the Fourth Army also began to bombard the Japanese camps.

    After they flew over the Japanese camp, they began to throw a large number of aerial bombs, as well as incendiary bombs, napalm bombs, etc., into the Japanese camp below.

    Each fighter jet formation also carries at least two aerial bombs and is equipped with enough machine gun bullets.  Then, the machine guns on both wings were used to fire intensively at the Japanese positions.

    At this time, even if the Japanese army hid in the trenches, they could not completely avoid the bombardment of bombs, especially incendiary bombs and napalm bombs.

    These bombs will explode directly after landing and then be scattered in every corner. Even in trenches, they can avoid the impact and shrapnel of high-explosive aerial bombs, but these napalm and incendiary bombs will follow the trajectory of the trench.  It spread quickly, and then turned all the Japanese soldiers inside into charcoal in the furnace.

    Liu Changlong had already led his troops to an area very close to the Japanese position. Looking at the sky illuminated by fire not far away, they knew that the Japanese army had suffered very serious losses.

    Amidst the extremely dense explosions, Liu Changlong picked up the radio and shouted to all the troops participating in the attack: "All troops, be ready to attack. As soon as our shelling stops, we will start launching an attack immediately."  Don¡¯t give them any chance to breathe during the Japanese attack.¡±

    On the other end of the intercom, all the troops involved in this attack loudly responded to the orders issued by Liu Changlong at this time.

    In the dark night, the infantrymen of the four armies participating in the attack were ready for battle.

    They checked all their weapons, and even the magazines they carried were placed where they could reach them at any time, so that they could change bullets during the charge.

    Because once the attack starts, their impact speed will be very fast.

    By then, if there is no way to replace bullets in time, they will have no way to maintain firepower intensity on the front and maintain firepower suppression on the Japanese positions.

    Those tanks and armored vehicles have also turned on their lights, and they will soon become the first sharp arrow to be shot, directly piercing the Japanese position.

    It is convenient for the infantry troops in the rear to occupy the Japanese positions and conduct a comprehensive encirclement of this area of ??Japanese troops.

    Finally, after nearly half an hour of fierce bombing, the attack by the artillery and air forces of the Fourth Army came to an end.

    After the explosions stopped, the Japanese army's position fell into a very brief silence.

    This kind of silence is just compared to the extremely dense explosion just now.

    In fact, when someone walks into this position, they will hear howls and painful groans in the middle of the night.

    The Japanese commanders have realized that after the fierce shelling, the enemy immediately launched an advance of infantry and tank troops.

    Several Japanese brigade commanders began to contact their division headquarters.

    But the division headquarters had already lost contact amid the extremely fierce shelling just now.

    This made several Japanese brigade commanders know that there was no way to continue waiting for unified orders from the division headquarters, and they chose to carry out operations on the spot.At the same time, he sent soldiers to contact his division headquarters.

    The remaining Japanese soldiers immediately entered the forward defensive position.

    As for the wounded and corpses of the Japanese soldiers, they had no time to take care of them anymore.

    Because they had already seen the bright car lights in the distant wilderness, just like the eyes of giant beasts, shining in this direction.

    "Obviously, it was the enemy's armored forces that were advancing rapidly, at the same time.  One after another, illumination bombs were also fired into the sky by the Japanese army at this time.

    With the help of the light of the flares, the Japanese army saw that on the plain not far away, the enemy's infantry and tank troops had begun to launch an extremely rapid charge here.

    They seemed like a pack of wolves running wildly in the middle of the night, their momentum was like a rainbow and unstoppable.

    The rolling wheels and the rumbling sound from the engine are like muffled thunder running across the sky.

    And these Japanese soldiers, looking at such a surging crowd, felt like they were drowning in despair and suffocation.

    The Japanese commander shouted angrily: "Everyone, enter the defensive position immediately and ignore the wounded.

    We must resist the enemy's attack, otherwise, we will all die here tonight.  "

    At this time, the tank guns of the Fourth Army's offensive troops and the heavy machine guns on the armored vehicles started shooting wildly at the Japanese army.

    "After these Japanese troops just entered the defensive position, before they had time to take a breath, they were suppressed by bullets from heavy machine guns and shells fired from tank guns, and they were unable to lift their heads.

    Many Japanese soldiers survived the fierce bombing just now, but their heads were blown off by heavy machine gun bullets.

    And behind these tanks and armored vehicles, there are a large number of offensive troops from the Fourth Army, which are rapidly advancing here.

    They will use wave-like attacks to attack the Japanese defensive positions again and again, leaving these Japanese troops with no time to breathe.

    At this time, the Japanese army¡¯s position was already full of craters.

    The remaining Japanese soldiers built crude machine gun defense positions among the craters left by these shells.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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