When Hua Guzheng saw the second group of imperial warriors being wiped out, he roared with rage and wished he had wings to fly across the lake and hack all the Chinese to death. \ The thin staff member reminded: "Colonel, order the ships to come back.
The Chinese will not bombard us again."
Hua Guzheng roared: "Baga, Baga, this is a blatant way to reduce the stove, forcing me to use the tactic of adding fuel."
What was depressing was that Matsui Iwane's order was to keep attacking and hold back the "Headshot Ghost King", so he had no choice but to continue attacking even though he knew it was a "fuelling tactic".
He quickly gave the order for the boat to return.
Sure enough, the other party did not bombard again.
However, the number of ships this time was five less than the last time they set off.
Hua Guzheng roared: "Order the warriors to get on the boat, get on the boat, and continue the attack.
As long as the Headshot Ghost King is held back, even if the Hua Gu detachment is sacrificed, it is worth it."
The thin staff member proposed a strategy and said: "Slow down appropriately and reduce the number of attacks.
Our goal is to hold back the Headshot Ghost King and wait for reinforcements."
Hua Gu was waking up and said: "Okay, let's do it like this."
Let's talk about the 67th Division headquarters, the staff reported battle losses to Commander Huang.
His testimony was a bit heavy: "The artillery suffered fifty casualties, including thirty-two Chengren.
The infantry suffered 508 casualties and 309 died."
Mr.
Huang was a little surprised: "Why are there so many?"
The staff officer said: "The Japanese's mountain artillery, mortars, grenades, and light and heavy machine guns are attacking the second position with all their strength.
Their level is too high, and their marksmanship is really accurate.
If there were no trenches, smart hat tactics would be used to reduce casualties. will increase several times.”
Mr.
Huang was very sad and took off his hat to express his condolences.
The staff officers and other colleagues unanimously took off their hats and bowed their heads in silence.
Commander Huang said: "Remove the first column, replace it with the second column, and ask the third and fourth columns to prepare for today.
Our 67th Division will fight the Japanese to the end."
The Sixty-seventh Division is both a direct lineage and a Category A division.
Because of its excellent performance in Luodian, it received full manpower treatment, with a total of 13,854 men in the division.
Generally, there are only five to six thousand miscellaneous masters, and the gap is not that big.
The weapons and equipment are also excellent, with 6,127 rifles, 254 light machine guns, 75 heavy machine guns, and 24 mortars.
Originally there were 24 infantry guns and 36 field guns, but they were all fired up on the Songhu battlefield and have not been replenished.
Speaking of the division with the largest number of people, it is the reorganized 74th Division, known as the Royal Forest Army, with more than 30,000 people, more than one Japanese division.
Commander Huang divided more than 10,000 people into four columns, as well as a guard column.
If all four columns were exhausted, he would lead the guard column into battle and fight to the death with the Japanese.
The staff officer said worriedly: "Colonel Huguo said that reinforcements from the other side are constantly arriving.
The final strength is more than 30,000, which is almost three times our number.
In addition, they have field artillery and bombers, which makes it difficult for us to fight."
Commander Huang said murderously: "There is a lake in the middle.
If you can, fly over here.
Besides, the fourth and fifth positions have not been opened yet.
When the time comes, they will form an inverted triangle position and they will not be able to kill the little devil."
After a pause, he added: "Besides, Master said that he would deal with the bombers from Taiwan and destroy some of the reinforcements."
At this time, another staff officer said: "Commander, the Japanese are attacking again."
Commander Huang said harshly: "Give me the order, continue the mortar run and bombardment, and resolutely implement the fire reduction tactics."
While the fierce fighting was going on at Kuncheng Lake, the Yushan position was also filled with gunfire.
However, the Japs this way were mainly bluffing, and the artillery fire was very powerful, but there was not much real attack.
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It was obviously a feint attack.
Commander Chen was very strange and felt "something was not good" and reported the battle situation to Commander Luo.
Commander Luo was puzzled: Yushan is clearly the core of the defense battle of Changshu.
What are the Japanese doing with a feint attack?
Is it interesting?
Is there another trick?
At this time, Teacher Huang's report was also delivered.
Commander Luo suddenly realized: The Japanese were building a plank road openly and crossing Chencang secretly.
Not good Once the Japanese take Kuncheng Lake, they will definitely attack Yushan.
That would be terrible.
He wanted to reinforce Kuncheng Lake, but other Japanese troops launched an attack at the same time.
Some attack wildly, and some feign attacks, both false and true.
All of a sudden, every position was in a trembling state, and the trees and grass were all covered with soldiers, not daring to easily reinforce them.
Commander Luo forcibly ordered two divisions to go to support, but Matsui Iwane was well prepared and continuously sent out reconnaissance aircraft.
As soon as he discovered that there were reinforcements from the Chinese army, he immediately summoned an aircraft carrier and dispatched carrier-based aircraft, dozens of which flew in together to carry out strafing.
The two reinforcing divisions suffered heavy losses and were unable to go to support, so they had to return.
Commander Luo was worried and contacted the "Xiongqi Regiment" and asked the Colonel to protect the country for reinforcements.
Sima Qian told him that the colonel was flying a fighter plane and did not know where he went.
Commander Luo was anxious and asked Lin Hucheng to lead troops for reinforcements.
Lin Hucheng declined, saying that no one would dare to make the decision on such an important matter without the leader coming back.
In fact, before leaving, Yue Feng told Lin Hucheng and Sima Qian that if Commander Luo requested reinforcements, they could not agree.
There are many Japanese secret posts inside and outside Gushan Town.
Once the large forces set off, within a few minutes, Matsui Iwane will know that there must be a new trick.
From a strategic point of view, Jiangyin is far more important than Changshu.
Therefore, even if the "Xiongqi Regiment" abandons Changshu, they must defend Jiangyin.
What's more, Yue Feng believed that Huang Wei, a nerd, could defend Kuncheng Lake.
The premise is to destroy the bombers coming from Taiwan to support.
Just when Commander Luo was worried, Yue Feng, Lu Tian, and Lin Youhang were flying fighter jets, hiding behind a cloud, guarding the bombers' inevitable route to Kuncheng Lake.
Yue Feng and Lu Tian flew the 36, and Lin Youhang flew the 96 land attack aircraft.
The ambush location is one hundred kilometers away from Kuncheng Lake.
Yue Feng predicted that Matsui Iwane would send no less than twenty bombers and about ten escort fighters.
His plan was that when the Japanese fighter planes flew in, he would suddenly emerge from the clouds, kill one or two fighter planes with lightning speed, and be responsible for drawing all the fighter planes away.
Lu Tian and Lin Youhang took this opportunity to catch up with the bomber.
Fighters versus bombers are not just wantonly hunting.
In addition, Lutian flies a 36, and its various performances are far beyond what the 96th land attack bomber can match.
The key point is: can Yue Feng divert the remaining fighters away.
Yue Feng had a plan.
He was a ghost.
He used paint to paint "The Ghost King's Wrath Picture" on the fuselage around 36 This picture is the symbol of the "Ghost King", proving that this plane is piloted by the "Ghost King".
There is no doubt that this is a fatal temptation for Japanese fighter pilots.
Let me ask, who doesn’t want to defeat the “Headshot Ghost King”?
No matter how important Kuncheng Lake is, is it as important as shooting down the "Headshot Ghost King"?
Isn't the purpose of encircling and suppressing the Chinese army in Kuncheng Lake to kill the "Headshot Ghost King"?
Now that the "Headshot Ghost King" is in the sky, why go to Kuncheng Lake?
This is just Yue Feng’s prediction.
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Let’s wait and see what will happen then: