Not like Chiang Kai-shek.

The Japanese infantry regiment also did not have heavy weapons...

Only infantry guns and 90mm mortars.

Ahhhh...

Can't wait.

A real man makes great achievements and becomes famous...

Huh?

Why are you suddenly so positive?

Maybe it was because I fought too hard against the Japanese invaders on the northern front, and suddenly came to the southern front and found such a good opportunity...

It's like a world-class sex devil meets a peerless beauty...

Attack!

Attack!

"Rao Guohua!"

"arrive!"

"Replenish weapons and ammunition!"

"yes."

Rao Guohua felt that happiness came so suddenly.

Replenish weapons and ammunition?

Now?

Need it?

However, Zhang Yong had already made arrangements.

The upper reaches of the Huangpu River is just to the left of the 145th Division. Arms are shipped directly.

The first thing to add is the 81mm mortar. This is a powerful weapon for attacking difficult situations.

The Japanese infantry regiment did not have heavy weapons, and neither did the Chinese army. The entire right-wing corps did not have 75mm field guns. They were all transferred away.

Therefore, the most ferocious firepower is the 81mm mortar.

If the quality is not enough, the quantity must be improved.

81mm artillery shells can also kill people.

The Japanese invaders didn't have very strong defenses inside Zhoupu.

The national army regarded this as a secondary battlefield. The Japanese invaders did the same. They didn't take it too seriously.

One division is equipped with one hundred 81mm mortars. Isn’t that excessive?

Then, add the 12.7mm M2 heavy machine gun.

This is also a battlefield weapon.

It can fight Japanese tanks. It can fight general fortifications.

Mainly because of its strong penetrating power. It can kill Japanese invaders hiding behind walls.

They are very good at hiding in daily life. If you hide and seek with them, the battle will become very difficult and very dangerous.

However, it would be much easier if you use a large-caliber heavy machine gun to mow them all down.

No matter what obstacles are in front of the Japanese invaders, just greet them with 12.7mm bullets.

One division is equipped with one hundred large-caliber heavy machine guns. Isn’t that excessive?

There doesn't seem to be much need for other weapons. They are already there.

Replenish ammunition.

Mainly grenades and melee weapons.

Then there are the 7.63mm shell gun bullets. The 145th Division of the Sichuan Army has many tricks.

The legal ammunition of the 184th Division of the Yunnan Army is a bit special, but it doesn't matter. It was replenished last time and there is still a relatively large amount in stock.

In particular, the 13.2mm heavy machine gun equipped by the 184th Division of the Yunnan Army has never been used.

No need. The Japanese invaders don't have tanks here.

Go out and scout.

Close to the Japanese invaders' positions.

The radar map has it all covered.

All the Japanese invaders' troop deployments can be seen at a glance.

You can even switch to a 3D map to further explore various details.

Memorize it by heart.

Maybe he knows better than the captain of the Japanese alliance.

I saw a Japanese Lieutenant Colonel in the telescope, but I didn’t see the Japanese Colonel. Maybe he was inside the headquarters?

The radar map indicates that there are many radio stations, with more than a dozen radio station logos.

Vaguely, I felt that the Japanese infantry regiment should not have that many radio stations. But I didn't care. Maybe it was a specially strengthened regiment?

The Japanese invaders' troop organization was actually very flexible. It often changed according to battlefield needs.

An infantry regiment was eaten in one bite.

return.

"Lao Zhou, find a few people who know how to make a sand table. Let's make a simple sand table."

"good."

Zhou Chong arranged the arrangements.

Zhang Yong was responsible for describing the terrain around the Japanese invaders.

Soon, I made a rough sandbox model out of soil in the open space outside.

Although it is simple, the topography and landforms are very clear.

The key is that the distribution of the Japanese invaders' troops is very accurately described on the sand table.

The distribution of the weapons of the Japanese invaders is also clear.

Where are the infantry guns? Where are the 90mm mortars? All are marked.

Then according to the sand table, the combat missions of each unit are arranged.

Know yourself and the enemy and you will be victorious in every battle.

All troops know their goals very clearly.

Two divisions dispatched a total of about 12,000 men. About 3,000 Japanese invaders were besieged.

The strength ratio is 4:1.

We can’t say that we have a good chance of winning. We can only say that we are sure of it.

in particular--

Zhang Yong even led the team himself!

Bury the pot and make rice.

Have a hearty meal.

At five o'clock in the evening, the battle started on time.

Why did you choose this time? Because it will get dark in more than an hour.

When it gets dark, the Japanese invaders' planes can't move out.

There was no way for the Japanese naval guns to reinforce the enemy. Night bombardment was completely inaccurate.

As for heavy artillery...

Zhang Yong judged that the Japanese invaders were south of the Suzhou River and had no heavy artillery at all.

It is absolutely impossible to mobilize heavy artillery reinforcements from north of the Suzhou River.

so……

Do it!

"Boom boom boom..."

"Boom boom boom..."

The first was the 81mm mortar bombardment.

Two hundred mortars aimed at various targets of the Japanese invaders and began to pour shells crazily!
To be continued...