This tactic is called the "digging trenches and rushing forward" tactic. It is mostly used when the geographical advantages of the enemy and us are obvious. It can narrow this geographical gap as much as possible.

Of course, this tactic may only be a stupid method for the US military who only knows how to use aircraft and cannons, but as the US military code says: If a stupid method is useful on the battlefield, then it is the best method.

At this time, this method is effective. After the trench entered forty meters, the soldiers would throw grenades one by one on the Japanese defense line without hesitation. Then the grenades would explode in front of the Japanese defense line like firecrackers during the Chinese New Year, and some even threw them into the train carriage and exploded inside.

Of course, the soldiers would not attack the Japanese defense line like this... Although the distance was already very close at this time and the grenade could be blown up, the distance of forty meters was still too far for such a defense line, and the Chinese army did not need to take such risks at this time.

The trenches were still moving forward layer by layer, but the soldiers' movements were a little different at this time... They piled all the soil dug out of the trenches towards the Japanese side, and thus formed a trenches that were high and low on the other side.

"What does this mean?" Wang Mazi, who saw this scene in the telescope, couldn't help but ask strangely.

But in fact, there is no need to answer Zhang Chi at all, because the subsequent war quickly explained this:

The Japanese army waited thousands of times, but they were probably waiting for this moment... If the trenches were far apart, then only the Chinese would blow them up but they could not blow up the Chinese. Although the grenade did not cause much damage to the Japanese army, it could not even be said to have damaged much fortifications, but the feeling of being able to be blasted passively is still not good.

But now, as the trenches get closer, even if the Japanese army hides in the train, the grenade can be thrown to the Chinese.

So with the order from Colonel Feitian, a row of grenades flew to the direction of the Chinese soldiers.

But soon the Japanese army discovered their helplessness... Because the Chinese soldiers piled up the digging of soil on the side facing them, making the trench high and the other low, most of the grenades were blocked by the high accumulation of soil. Even if some grenades could happen to cross the undulating soil, they flew over the trench to the other side because the trench was very narrow.

Simply put, the Japanese army in the "train fortress" could not throw grenades into the trenches at all. The Chinese soldiers in the trenches even ignored the explosion of grenades outside. You exploded yours and I did mine, and the trenches were still moving forward step by step.

"Beat beautiful!" Seeing this, Wang Mazi couldn't help laughing: "First Battalion Commander. This is the Chaos Industry! The Japanese are helpless now!"

The Japanese were really helpless as Wang Mazi said, but what made the Japanese feel a little relieved was that the grenades of the Chinese army seemed to have no choice but to use their defense line. Grenades and people were OK, but sandbags and trains were in trouble, so it would be useless to blow up sandbags and trains.

But what the Japanese didn't expect was that the Chinese had another move... Just when the Japanese were secretly glading, bamboo poles suddenly appeared in the trenches and extended to the Japanese defense line. And the other end of the bamboo poles were tied with explosive packs that had ignited the fuse.

So it became lively now. There was a burst of "boom" sound, and the Japanese defense line was blown up in a mess... The grenade and sandbag were not strong enough, and explosive packs were another matter.

Before the Japanese could react from this wave of explosions, then there were rows of bamboo poles and rows of explosive packs... Since the row of explosive packs had exploded the sandbags, the explosive packs made the Japanese soldiers in the "train fortress" scream. Among them, especially the Japanese soldiers hiding in the carriage, the iron carriage turned into sharp shrapnel after being blown up, and the Japanese soldiers hiding inside were all inserted into bloody hedgehogs.

Then the soldiers shouted and rushed into the train with Thomson's submachine gun... The soldiers were based on the principle of "submachine gun plus grenades, and close combat gold will not be exchanged", and before the war, all the submachine guns were used on the troops of a company. In other words, the soldiers in the company were in hand. As soon as they rushed in, the train was filled with cheerful screams of "Chicago typewriters", followed by the screams of the Japanese army.

After conquering a line of defense, the rest of the defense will be as fast as the law. By dawn the next day, the Japanese army's "train fortress" was almost cleared.

At this time, Zhang Chi couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief. He finally took the train station before the arrival of the Japanese reinforcements... Although he had not completely taken down Bamo at this time, his defense system had basically collapsed. Even if the Japanese reinforcements arrived, I am afraid they would not have the power to turn the world back.

What Zhang Chi didn't know was that the Japanese reinforcements should have arrived last night, but they were inexplicably beaten to death by a troop who was lost in the jungle and suffered heavy casualties.

That was a reinforced company of the New 22nd Division... At this time, the task of the New 22nd Division was to cut off the roads and mountain roads from Lashio and Mandalay to Bamo. It was good to cut off the roads. Anyone could see such a large road, as long as they were deployed along the highways on both sides of the highways. But cutting off the mountain roads was more troublesome, especially the Chinese army itself was not familiar with these mountain roads, so they often couldn't find the north when they entered the jungle.

One of the reinforced companies was dizzy and inserted to the side of the railway more than 100 miles away from Bamo. It happened to see another train full of Japanese troops and slowly heading towards them... The train built by the British in Myanmar was a narrow-gauge train, with a small locomotive and insufficient horsepower, and then it was filled with Japanese troops and equipment, so its speed was even slower than running.

Because the train is slow, this company is given time to prepare.

The company commander of this company is Wang Suhao. He is a famous master in the army who dares to fight and kill. He often goes on indiscriminately when fighting... Although fighting in this way is very dangerous, he can often make extraordinary achievements under this danger.

For example, this time, Wang Suhao did not reconnaise how many Japanese troops were there... That was the Japanese army of two brigades of the 56th Division, and the enemy-to-we-force strength ratio reached 10 to 1.

But Wang Suhao didn't care about these things. Their mission was to block the reinforcements of the Japanese army. Now they were the Japanese reinforcements. Moreover, the railway was winding and there seemed to be not many Japanese in the darkness.
Chapter completed!