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But even so, their firepower has not weakened at all.
The Japanese firepower network covered them like a heavy rain.
The soldiers of the Eighth Route Army retracted their heads behind the sandbags. When the Japanese firepower weakened slightly, they immediately poked their heads out and fired wildly at the Japanese troops.
Behind them, a steady stream of Eighth Route Army soldiers began to follow the traffic trenches to the frontline positions.
Wearing gas masks, Japanese soldiers charged and shot.
During the charge, they fell to the ground in rows. Machine gun bullets are like straw, harvesting the fragile lives.
Behind them, a large number of Japanese soldiers also pushed forward.
This is the second batch of attacking Japanese troops, and they will become the second echelon of the entire offensive formation.
There are a large number of Japanese soldiers further behind this Japanese army, who are preparing to form a third echelon to participate in the attack.
At this moment, the sound of fighter planes roared from a distance again.
Tsurutagawa Katsuo picked up the telescope and looked at the fighter planes roaring in the distance, and knew that their attack would end in failure again.
He took a deep breath and issued an order: "Order the troops in front to retreat."
"yes!!"
Although the order to retreat was issued, it also took time for the Japanese troops to retreat from the front to the rear.
The air forces of the Fourth Army once again launched a bombing campaign against the Japanese.
Now these air force fighters and bombers have become a nightmare for these Japanese troops.
Every time they charge, they are almost always blocked by enemy fighters and bombers.
Bombers and fighter jets soon roared over and launched a fierce bombing campaign against the Japanese troops on the river.
The Japanese army retreated very quickly, but hundreds of Japanese corpses were still left on the river.
When the bombers and fighter jets of the Fourth Army left, the Japanese army immediately launched another attack.
In this way, even with the air support of the fourth army. However, the fighter jets and bombers that had returned could not immediately turn back and conduct a second round of bombing against the Japanese army.
However, for such a period of time, the Eighth Route Army was not idle either.
They used the air force to buy time to repair their damaged positions to a certain extent.
At the same time, some of the wounded were transferred to the rear air raid shelters through the traffic trenches.
On the frontline position, the reserve forces at the rear also stepped forward to build a simple machine gun position.
The Japanese charge came again, but this time, the firepower net they faced was even denser than before.
Soldiers from both sides exchanged fire, leaving more corpses on the Japanese side.
After paying hundreds of casualties, these Japanese troops finally approached the Eighth Route Army's defensive position.
This is the closest they have ever been to the Eighth Route Army's defensive positions.
So now they can kill the Eighth Route Army by throwing grenades.
Of course, the Eighth Route Army threw grenades more frequently than they did.
The artificial bombing zone created by grenades stopped the Japanese troops' charge once again.
In front of the Eighth Route Army¡¯s defensive position, there were already many mutilated corpses of Japanese soldiers.
The Japanese army also began to throw a large number of grenades at the Eighth Route Army's position.
Soldiers kept squatting down, picking up the Japanese grenades that fell on the ground, and then throwing them back.
But soon, the Japanese army learned to be smart.
They put the grenade in their palms, delayed it for about two seconds, and then threw it.
"In this way, the grenade thrown out will explode immediately if it flies over the heads of the Eighth Route Army, or if it just lands on the ground.
In this way, they successfully suppressed the firepower of the Eighth Route Army's defensive positions and caused considerable casualties to the Eighth Route Army soldiers.
When Zuo Wen saw this scene, he roared angrily: "Mount your bayonets and prepare for hand-to-hand combat!!"
After saying that, he picked up a big knife next to him.
"yes!!"
The soldiers of the Eighth Route Army roared angrily, pulled out the bayonets from their waists, and installed them on the heads of their guns.
at this time,The Japanese soldiers lying in front of the position saw that the firepower on the enemy's position was slightly weaker, and thought that the enemy had been killed in large numbers.
Or maybe he chose to run away.
But the next moment, they heard the sound of the Charge.
¡°Beep beep beep!!!¡±
The sound was urgent and exciting. Japanese veterans who had fought against the Eighth Route Army several times heard the sound of the Charge and knew what was going to happen next.
"They are about to charge, prepare for hand-to-hand combat!!"
The Japanese veterans shouted, took out bayonets from their waists, and installed them in the front.
At the moment when the charge horn sounded, the soldiers, covered in blood, roared out of the trench, straightened their bayonets, and charged towards the Japanese army.
The Japanese soldiers lying on the ground never expected that the enemy would counterattack them.
These Japanese soldiers also got up from the ground, roared and charged towards the Eighth Route Army.
Soldiers from both sides were entangled in an instant, fighting desperately on the Yellow River embankment.
Most of the soldiers of the Eighth Route Army were thin. Although they had a certain advantage in height, their physical strength was still different from that of the Japanese army.
When fighting with the Japanese army, they couldn't take much advantage.
But even so, these soldiers did not show any fear. Instead, they gritted their teeth and launched violent attacks against the Japanese army again and again.
They were like huge rocks standing on the Yellow River embankment, forming an iron wall that the Japanese army could not overcome.
It was also the first time for Tsurutagawa Katsuo to see such a large-scale hand-to-hand combat.
He took a deep breath, and then said: "The enemy is also very brave."
"Yes, they are very brave, but victory always belongs to us."
His chief of staff said.
At this time, Tsurutagawa Masao ordered: "Order the second and third batch of attacking troops to rush forward immediately and occupy the enemy's position."
"yes!!"
The hand-to-hand combat between the two sides lasted for more than half an hour, but there was still no winner.
The Eighth Route Army and the Japanese Army were basically fighting desperately on the defensive positions of both sides.
The Japanese army originally thought that with their numerical superiority, they would soon be able to tear through the Eighth Route Army's front.
But after more than half an hour of fighting, they still couldn't tear a hole in this rock-solid defense line. (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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