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Chapter 893: War rages all over Qilu

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    The Japanese army's major moves in Shandong also quickly attracted the attention of the Sulu Theater Headquarters. After determining that the outbreak point was near Shanting County, Yu Xuezhong immediately ordered the four armies affiliated to the Sulu Theater Headquarters to immediately shrink their forces and be ready at any time.  Go to war.

    Yu Xuezhong is a sensible person. He knows very well that although the Japanese move was apparently to defeat Li Guoyao's troops, the actual purpose was to completely defeat all anti-Japanese forces in Shandong, and Li Guoyao's troops were only the first.

    Yu Xuezhong understands the truth of "dead lips and cold teeth". If they sit back and ignore today, it may be their turn in the future, so he ordered the troops to assemble with almost no hesitation.

    At the same time, the Sulu Theater Headquarters also discovered that in addition to the Japs in Zaozhuang, a large number of Japs were gathering in Jinan, Liaocheng, Xuzhou, Linyi, Jining, Qingdao and other places, and most of the counties controlled by the Japanese army had begun martial law. It seemed that  There are big moves.

    Yu Xuezhong and others immediately understood that the fighting on the Shanting front line must have been stalemate, and the Japanese army had to mobilize reinforcements from other places.

    ¡°Then the Sulu Theater Headquarters ordered that all troops affiliated to the Sulu Theater immediately launch raids on the Japanese and puppet strongholds in their respective defense areas. It does not require many achievements, but the little Japanese must be held back.

    At the same time, the Shandong Column of the Eighth Route Army also received a telegram from the intelligence department. After consulting the Eighth Route Army Headquarters, the Shandong Column Headquarters issued an order to coordinate with Li Guoyao's troops in operations.

    Like the Sulu Theater, the headquarters of the Shandong Column of the Eighth Route Army ordered all garrisons from various places, including regular troops, county brigades, district squads, and militia organizations, to go into battle and attack Japanese and puppet army strongholds and traffic arteries, especially Japanese and puppet troops transiting the border.  The army must stop it at all costs.

    As a large number of troops from the Sulu Theater and the Shandong Column of the Eighth Route Army entered the battle, the scale of this battle became larger and larger. If you view the entire Shandong battlefield from a God's perspective, you will find that with Shanting Guaizi Bay as the center, the entire Qilu land is  During the battle, there were hundreds of battlefields, large and small, and the scene was spectacular.

    Li Guoyao returned to Xiong'er Mountain at nine o'clock on the night of the 24th. As soon as he returned to the base area, he could not take rest and immediately summoned Xu Hu, Ma Desheng and others to the headquarters for a meeting to discuss the situation of the war.

    After learning about the latest situation, Li Guoyao was a little confused. What was he going to do?

    It is understandable for him to involve the Sulu Theater Headquarters. After all, they have helped the Sulu Theater Headquarters before. In addition, the defense area of ??the Shandong Guerrilla Corps is equivalent to the southwest gateway of the Sulu Theater Command. Once captured by the Japanese army, the Sulu Theater Headquarters will  Life is not easy. Helping the Shandong Guerrilla Corps is equivalent to helping the Sulu War Zone itself.

    But the Eighth Route Army has also joined in. As far as Li Guoyao knows, the Eighth Route Army in Shandong is still very weak at the moment. It has not even established the Shandong Military Region. The main force is only a few thousand people from the 115th Division, and the rest are local guerrillas.  And the militia, the combat effectiveness is even more difficult to describe.

    Such troops can only carry out sneak attacks and attack strongholds. They are definitely not able to get involved in this kind of war!

    What¡¯s more important is that he has never contacted the Eighth Route Army before. In order to avoid suspicion, Li Guoyao deliberately kept his troops at a distance from the Eighth Route Army. Why would the other party cooperate with them in fighting?

    ¡°Could it be that the previous help to the Eighth Route Army was recognized by the other party, and they want to reciprocate the favor?

    "Don't make trouble, brother. If we can cooperate and win a big victory here, those lemon spirits in Chongqing will definitely be sour again. Li Guoyao just wants to fight the Japanese in peace, but he has no interest in fighting with those people!"

    Then Li Guoyao used a secret radio to contact his daughter-in-law, asking her to contact Yan'an immediately and ask what was going on with the Shandong Eighth Route Army. If it was to repay a favor or something, then get out of the way. Li Guoyao hadn't arrived yet to ask for someone.  When helping.

    In Li Guoyao¡¯s view, it is definitely not a good thing for the Eighth Route Army to get involved at this time!

    Originally!  After Chongqing revoked the designation of the 61st Army, Chiang Kai-shek no longer paid attention to him. Except for a little less food and salary, the current Shandong Guerrilla Corps was very good, and it couldn't be better.

    But if they get too close to the Eighth Route Army, it will definitely attract the attention of the superiors. You must know that Chiang Kai-shek is extremely sensitive to the Communist Party, and Li Guoyao does not want to touch this brow.

    Soon, there was a reply from Yun Lisa. According to the reply from the Eighth Route Army headquarters, the reason why the Shandong column chose to act at this time was certainly helpful to Li Guoyao's command, but it was not the main factor.

    The reason why we launched the attack at this time was mainly because the Shandong Column developed rapidly during this period. After the large-scale expansion of its troops, there were too many new recruits in the army, and the operation of the army was very difficult.?Ability has declined seriously.

    At present, the main force of the Japanese army was attracted by the war and was rushing to Lunan from all directions. As a result, the strength of the Japanese and puppet garrison troops in many places dropped sharply. This allowed the commanders and fighters of the Shandong column to see the opportunity to expand their base areas and train new recruits, so they participated.  this battle.

    After understanding the situation, Li Guoyao immediately breathed a sigh of relief. As long as he didn't send out heavy troops to help them, otherwise the yellow mud would fall out of his crotch - it's either shit or shit!

    After listening to the report from Xu Hu and others, Li Guoyao immediately made a decision to resolutely fight back the Japanese provocative attack. All the main forces entered a state of first-level combat readiness, the logistics department worked overtime, and all ammunition in stock was distributed to the front-line troops.

    In Li Guoyao¡¯s own words, since others are supporting him and setting up the stage, they can¡¯t do anything but sing the scene well!

    And just when Li Guoyao was dispatching his troops, a telegram from Chongqing once again made the entire battle situation confusing!

    The telegram was sent by the Chongqing Military Commission. It was not sent to the Sulu Theater Headquarters, but directly to the headquarters of the Shandong Guerrilla Corps!

    The Military Commission ordered the Shandong Guerrilla Corps to fight this battle well. It is best to contain the Japanese troops in Shandong at Xiong'er Mountain. In order to better support the Shandong Guerrilla Corps, the Military Commission decided to allocate 5,000 long rifles and 60 rifles to the Shandong Guerrilla Corps.  Light and heavy machine guns, 12 small cannons, plus 5 million rounds of ammunition.

    After receiving the order from the Military Commission, Li Guoyao frowned. What was Chongqing doing?

    ¡°If the higher-ups want to sit back and watch the fight between tigers and tigers, there is no need to allocate weapons and equipment to them, and the number alone is quite surprising. These weapons and equipment are enough to form a ragtag division, but the cost is a bit high.

    Soon, Li Guoyao realized that the Japs might be making some big moves again. The Nationalist Government was afraid that it would be difficult to deal with them, so he asked them to contain the Japs from Shandong.

    It was the Japanese soldiers in that place who were restless, and Li Guoyao fell into deep thought!

    Soon two place names flashed in his mind, Nanning-Kunlun Pass!

    From a time point of view, this time should be the time when the Japs attacked Hainan Island and then captured Nanning. Moreover, historically, China and Japan fought fierce battles in the periphery of Nanning and the Kunlun Pass area, which once affected the war situation in central and northern China.  .

    ¡°Coupled with such an abnormal move by the Nationalist Government, it was obviously an emergency, otherwise it would not have sent weapons and equipment to Li Guoyao¡¯s disobedient troops.

    After such analysis, Li Guoyao made a decision immediately!  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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