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- After preparing for about ten minutes, the Japanese troops immediately launched a charge on the high ground where the Eighth Route Army was stationed.
Their troops spread out among the trees, and the tanks passed through the gaps in the trees.
The Japanese soldiers hid on the sides and rear of the tanks, thereby maximizing their tanks' ability to block the firepower from the Eighth Route Army positions opposite.
The Eighth Route Army defensive troops in the forward position did not immediately attack the Japanese offensive troops.
They are waiting for the best distance and the best time.
On the Eighth Route Army¡¯s position, they actually deployed several anti-tank guns, rocket launchers, flamethrowers, etc. in advance for possible attacks by Japanese tanks and armored vehicles.
These can cause certain damage to Japanese tanks or armored vehicles.
Especially anti-tank guns and rocket launchers can cause fatal damage to Japanese tanks and armored vehicles.
The Japanese tanks covered the infantry and slowly advanced.
There was no landmine explosion as they expected, there was just silence ahead.
On such a noisy battlefield, the silence here actually made the attacking Japanese army more nervous.
They knew that there must be countless guns pointing at them on the high ground opposite.
It¡¯s just that the enemy is not exposed to their sight now, and the Japanese army is not in a hurry to fire forward.
Seeing that the Japanese troops were getting closer and closer, the safety of the rifles in the hands of the Eighth Route Army soldiers on the high ground had been opened by them.
Looking along the dark muzzle of the gun, the advancing Japanese soldiers on the opposite side looked like grasshoppers following the dark green mantis.
The dark green mantis is the Japanese tank.
Finally, the Japanese army completely entered the firepower range of the Eighth Route Army.
¡°Fire!!!¡±
The deputy battalion commander commanding here was the first to give the order to open fire.
"The moment she gave the order, she was already in the hiding place, aiming at the anti-tank guns and rocket launchers of the Japanese tanks. At this time, she fired artillery shells and rockets, flying towards the Japanese tanks.
The Japanese tanks became the first target of their fire.
The Japanese tanks charging at the front were hit by two flying rockets before they could even fire a single shot.
In later generations, rockets could not penetrate the armor of tanks head-on, and were generally used to attack armored vehicles.
But in this era, especially when dealing with fragile Japanese tanks, it is definitely not that difficult to penetrate the armor plates of Japanese tanks.
As the first Japanese tank exploded and caught fire, other Japanese soldiers around it immediately fell to the ground.
The other soldiers behind them raised their rifles and fired towards the front.
The other two tanks also began to roar at the position in front.
The machine gunners deployed by the Japanese army in the rear began to carry out key strikes on the firepower points exposed by the Eighth Route Army.
Bullets flew out one after another, pouring onto the Eighth Route Army's defensive positions, suppressing their firepower.
But the Eighth Route Army soldiers stationed here have fought against the Japanese army many times, and they know the Japanese army's offensive routines very well.
Now that they saw the firepower of the Japanese army beginning to suppress them, they immediately began to shift their firepower on the position.
The Japanese army's mortars, machine guns, etc. are actually very accurate. If they don't pay attention to shifting the firepower point in time, once their firepower point is targeted by the Japanese army, it will not take a few minutes for the Japanese army's mortar shells, rifles, etc. Bullets and machine gun bullets will all come to you.
But these veterans of the Eighth Route Army would not give Riju such a chance.
Even for their anti-tank artillery, more than three positions were prepared in advance.
After firing a shot, they would immediately move to prevent being locked by the Japanese mortar crew and kill them with one shot.
The remaining two tanks of the Japanese army continued to protect their infantry as they advanced.
But the tank driver inside was very nervous.
Compared with the Japanese infantry outside, their situation is actually more dangerous.
After all, the enemies on the opposite side were all staring at them, and their anti-tank firepower was already displayed in the first round of salvos.
Although the two anti-tank shells were not fired straight, they were slightly deflected.Those were four rockets launched by the enemy, but two of them hit the target.
With just one salvo, one of their tanks was killed.
What¡¯s behind?
But they have no other choice, and the other soldiers on this battlefield have no more choices.
Even though they knew that the hail of bullets on the other side could kill them at any time, these soldiers still had to keep moving forward.
At this moment, on their flank, a Japanese squadron also began to attack the Eighth Route Army's positions.
The Eighth Route Army soldiers on the side positions have already been prepared.
Seeing the Japanese troops appearing within their range of fire, these soldiers immediately poured their ammunition at the Japanese troops.
They now have sufficient ammunition supplies. If it were in the past, they would not be willing to shoot unless the little devils on the opposite side rushed into their faces.
After all, each of their soldiers only has five rounds of ammunition. After the bullets in the magazine are exhausted, they can only hold the rifle and fight with the bayonet on the opposite side.
This is why they were unable to achieve a high exchange ratio when fighting the Japanese army.
But things are different now. With the bullets and artillery shells provided to them by the Fourth Army, the Eighth Route Army is now much more generous in fighting wars than before.
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Compared with the Japanese army with tank cover in the front, the Japanese army attacking from the side was suppressed by the machine gun fire of the Eighth Route Army from the beginning. It became extremely difficult to even shorten the attack distance.
¡°Boom boom boom!!!¡±
At this time, there was another loud noise from the front, and the second Japanese tank was also turned into burning ruins in a burst of fire.
The tank crew inside, yelling, jumped out of the cockpit covered in flames.
The Japanese soldiers behind wanted to help the Japanese soldier and extinguish the flames on his body, but it was of no avail.
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Two tanks were destroyed, and the Japanese advance basically ended in failure.
But the Japanese captain felt that this was not enough. The enemy's firepower points were basically not exposed too much.
He gave the order for his soldiers to move forward. (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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