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Chapter 720: Burning, killing and looting in progress

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    There is nothing in the world that makes money faster than robbery, and robbery is considered a national tradition in Japan. From the Japanese pirates in the Ming Dynasty to the invasion and plunder of Japan's neighboring countries in modern times, robbery seems to have penetrated deeply into the Japanese people.  In the bones.

    Now it is easy to get a "license" for blatant robbery. These Japanese soldiers have completely abandoned their humanity, leaving only cruelty and greed as their bestiality.

    These Japanese soldiers used highly mobile cavalry to clear the way. Every time they arrived at a village, the cavalry first surrounded the village, and then began to enter the village to rob.

    In the villages where the Japanese passed by, all the elderly and children were killed, young women were taken away, and all livestock, food and property were robbed.

    Because the Japanese moved quickly and the area was too close to Zaozhuang, most of the people had not had time to move. A large number of villages were destroyed and a large number of people were massacred.

    There is an endless stream of convoys transporting grain, livestock and other materials from outside the city to Zaozhuang City.

    In the temporary headquarters of the Shandong Guerrilla Corps in Liangwang Village, ten kilometers away from Suizhuang, Li Guoyao frowned and listened to Liang Yong's report.

    Knowing that the little devil was attacking the people near Zaozhuang, he was filled with rage, and the angry flames in his eyes seemed to burn everything!

    The captain of the cavalry brigade, Chen Jianzhong, was impatient. Seeing Li Guoyao's silence, he shouted loudly: "Commander, you are so bully. Let us send out the cavalry brigade to attack. I guarantee that we will beat you to pieces."

    "Yes, Commander, thirty or forty villages have already been poisoned by the Japs. It will be too late!"

    "Commander, take action!"

    However, Li Guoyao said angrily: "Shut up, I will let you attack when it's time to attack, don't make trouble for me here."

    Then Li Guoyao calmed down, looked at the map carefully for a while, and then analyzed: "According to the information collected by the intelligence department, the Japanese infantry are stationed near Suizhuang, and it is the Japanese cavalry who are doing evil everywhere now.  These Japanese cavalry are advancing in three groups, each with five or six hundred men, and it is time to defeat them one by one."

    Then Li Guoyao continued: "Order: The cavalry brigade must gather quickly. Chen Jianzhong and Zhou Hu will each lead a team to intercept the Japanese cavalry detachments. Every time they encounter one, do their best to annihilate them all. Be sure not to let anyone slip through the net. If there is no  If you are sure of total annihilation, let them pass, and be sure not to expose your whereabouts!"

    "yes!"

    "Go and execute the order, I'm waiting here for news of your triumph!"

    "yes!"

    After receiving the order, Chen Jianzhong and Zhou Hu quickly gathered their troops and then attacked the Japanese cavalry who were burning, killing and looting everywhere.

    The predecessor of the cavalry brigade of the Shandong Guerrilla Corps was the 61st Army Cavalry Regiment. At its peak, it had five battalions of 2,600 people and more than 3,000 horses.

    But as the troops fought against the Japanese troops outside Wuhan for several months, the cavalry with larger targets suffered the heaviest losses.

    Especially after the troops were divided in Huanghuazhai, Li Guoyao left 300 cavalrymen for Huang Dazi and the others. When the troops arrived in Shandong, there were only more than 300 cavalrymen left in the cavalry brigade.

    However, some time ago, after the troops eliminated the invading Tsuchiya Army and Horses Division, they seized a large number of war horses, sabers, lances and other equipment. Subsequently, under the order of Li Guoyao, the cavalry brigade was expanded.

    After the expansion, the total strength of the cavalry brigade is more than 1,100, divided into three cavalry battalions and one fire support battalion!

    Unlike the little devil¡¯s cavalry unit, Li Guoyao¡¯s cavalry brigade is a mobile fire support unit. All members are cavalry when mounted and infantry when dismounted. They have strong combat capabilities and are a sharp blade in Li Guoyao¡¯s hands.

    Now, this sharp blade has finally appeared, but I don¡¯t know who will be struck with this first blow.

    Jiro Fukuyama is a native of Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. He is a member of the 16th Cavalry Division. Before the outbreak of the Sino-Japanese War, he had been serving in the Kwantung Army!

    Last year, he was promoted to the rank of Army Major due to his outstanding military exploits. The 32nd Division was established some time ago, and he was transferred to the 32nd Division as the deputy of the Cavalry Regiment.

    ?? Coming from the snowy Northeast to the densely populated and relatively wealthy North China, Fukuyama Jiro was still in a good mood.

    Before he came, many people had drooled with envy. Everyone knew that although fighting in North China was dangerous, it was also a rare and lucrative job, and he would definitely make a lot of money.

    There is a story that has been circulating among the Japanese army.?, that is, all soldiers who have been to Nanjing City are worth a lot of money, and everyone is a small rich man with assets of tens of millions.

    It is said that after the city of Nanjing was defeated, the superiors publicly allowed the imperial army's siege troops to ignore military discipline for a week. After that, the military police did not perform operations for several weeks. At that time, as long as the imperial soldiers saw it, they were theirs.

    And stories like this are also the original driving force that inspires the Japanese troops on the front line to continuously attack. After all, everyone has a heart of getting something for nothing!

    What makes Major Fukuyama happy is that the commander of the Kimura Division is very considerate of the soldiers and allows the soldiers to "visit" the villages along the way during the battle!

    ?Everyone knows that such a permission allows them to rob everywhere!

    Of course, the looted property cannot be kept alone, and some must be turned over to the division and regiment headquarters and brigade headquarters, but every time the soldiers perform a mission, they can make a fortune.

    Originally, they thought that the troops would continue to advance today, but they did not expect that the division commander would order them to move freely. This made Major Fukuyama and others overjoyed.

    After asking the Imperial Alliance Army who led the way, he learned that there was a large village with a population of more than 500 people not far ahead. Major Fukuyama decided to try his luck in the village called Huangzhuang.

    The reason why it is said to be a matter of luck is entirely because many people in the village got the news in advance and fled. Not every time they go out, they can return with a full load.

    The speed of cavalry is very fast. Even in hilly areas, it cannot be matched by ordinary infantry. Even in such terrain conditions, even mechanized infantry is inferior in flexibility and maneuverability.

    However, today¡¯s luck seems to be bad. The troops have been out for more than an hour, but they still haven¡¯t found the Huangzhuang mentioned on the map!

    "Wang Sang, what are you doing for food? Why did you travel for more than an hour for a distance of less than ten kilometers on the map?" Jiro Fukuyama roared angrily at the puppet cavalry battalion commander who was leading the way.

    The commander of the puppet cavalry battalion said hurriedly: "Taijun, this is my first time here. I am not familiar with the terrain. I reallycan't find the way!"

    "Baga! How can you say you don't know the territory of the Chinese? Find it quickly, or you will die!" Major Fukuyama roared angrily.

    "Hai, I will take my troops to look around, and ask Taijun to rest here for a while!" said the puppet cavalry battalion commander.

    "Yo Xi, do it quickly!" Jiro Fukuyama said.

    The puppet cavalry battalion commander nodded immediately, and then ordered the hundreds of cavalry behind him: "Brothers, follow me!"

    After saying that, he patted his horse and ran away into the distance.

    The horses galloped wildly, and in the blink of an eye, these more than a hundred puppet troops disappeared from Major Fukuyama's sight!

    After these puppet troops walked away, a captain officer next to Major Fukuyama suddenly said: "Sir, there is something wrong with this Wang Sang!"

    "Nani?"

    The captain officer immediately said: "Sir, according to the information sent by the Imperial Association Army, this Wang Sang was originally a native of Zaozhuang, and this place is not very far from Zaozhuang. It is impossible for him not to know the terrain of this place. Even if it is true  We don¡¯t know the road, but most of the cavalrymen under his command are locals, so there¡¯s no way they could have led us wandering around in the mountains for so long!¡±

    "You mean this bastard did it on purpose, then why did he do it?"

    "Well, this is Z/N after all. We don't understand many things, but no matter the reason, Wang Sang must have deceived us today!" said the captain.

    "Yo Xi, wait and see how they perform. If he fails to find the way to Huangzhuang, I will let him taste the sharpness of the imperial saber!" Fukuyama Jiro said coldly.

    "Hai!"

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