"Boom! Boom! Boom..."

Sudden explosions sounded one after another, and the Japanese screams were mixed with them.

All the windows were done, but the warehouse built by the Japanese was still very solid. Apart from the blowing of a few small holes on the back, there was basically nothing wrong.

The Japanese's combat power is indeed tenacious. Even though they know that their opponents are condescending and they are geographically disadvantaged, even if they know that the opponent will keep throwing them over, the Japanese still desperately put their guns out at the window, trying hard to find the target, and always prepare to shoot... At most, they only see that they are just in front of them, so the Japanese will avoid it. Otherwise, they will execute the orders very tenaciously and never retreat.

The Japanese did this seem to be futile and had a sudden increase in casualties. But in fact, as long as anyone who knows about the war knows that the Japanese did this is definitely not meaningless. On the contrary, the Japanese did this, even use themselves as bait to attract the attack of the enemy's opponent, in order to attract the attention of the enemy's opponent, so as to circumvent the enemy from the side for the main force, and then surround and destroy the enemy from the opposite side... In some ways, they did this, and to a certain extent, they also wanted to continue to hide.

Therefore, even if the enemy on the rooftop opposite cannot be seen, the Japanese still dare to go to the danger as bait.

Don't think that the Japanese screamed fiercely, but in fact, the Japanese left in the warehouse did not cause much casualty rate: First, the second squad leader had only five people, and even if they kept throwing them, the number of people was small, and not many were thrown out; second, the second squad leader and the others had not revealed their heads to check them out, and even the accurate heads could only be determined by their prior impressions, so there was nothing to say about the accurate heads. It was normal that they could not throw them in, and the Japanese were the most, and they were also the most.

The warehouse was built very strongly. These untold* exploded outside, which could not cause direct huge damage to the overall structure of the warehouse in a short period of time, let alone caused huge casualties to the Japanese hiding in the warehouse. Third, most of the Japanese hiding in the warehouse rushed out from the other side, and there were not many Japanese hiding in the warehouse, only a dozen. In this way, the warehouse became empty and the chance of success in avoiding the explosion was greatly increased.

Some people may be surprised: Even if the Japanese are bait, they can at least fight back at the other side. After all, the two sides are less than twenty meters apart, and the other side is only two floors, completely within the range of *throwing.

But in fact, in the battle, the continuous explosion of the enemy with * will cause you to panic and nervous psychologically, and physically avoid it due to fear. In this case, if you pull off the thunder ring and just about to throw it out, you just saw the enemy's * throw it in front of you. At this time, what should you do if you ask him to do? Should you throw the * in your hand and let yourself be killed by the enemy's * blown away, or throw the * to your comrades and let the comrades take the blame?

Therefore, even if the Japanese want to fight back with *, it is unlikely that in a short period of time, unless they adapt early or take a chance.

In fact, the second squad leader and others had no choice but to do this because they had no other good way, so they could only use this method to deal with the Japanese with the intention of "killing as much as possible".

It was said that they had to retreat within two minutes, but in fact, each of the second squad leader and the other five had only brought five*. No matter how much they delayed, they could not hold on for five minutes, not to mention that they had to be surrounded by the Japanese.

This is because the main force of the Japanese devils is around, which makes everyone a little nervous, which leads to everyone's rush to throw them when they throw them, so that in less than half a minute, all five cubes in each person's hand were thrown away.

The second squad leader took advantage of the last round of explosions and took the risk of showing his head and looking at the opposite side. He found that there were Japanese devils in the warehouse opposite, but more importantly, just as he looked at this moment, the gunshots downstairs sounded - according to the agreement, the downstairs would be hidden all the time, and the main responsibility was to prepare for the five second squad leader upstairs to defend and respond.

Now, when the gunfire sounds downstairs, it means that an enemy is approaching.

Sure enough, when the gunshots sounded downstairs, gunshots came from the opposite side immediately.

The second squad leader immediately looked in the direction of the gunfire, and then he found that dozens of Japanese Japanese were rushing towards this side while shooting.

The second squad leader felt that the Japanese were too many, and there was no *, and there was no light machine gun on his side. He could not gain any advantage by relying on everyone to fight against the Japanese who rushed over. So the second squad leader made a quick decision and stopped several other soldiers from trying to fight back with guns, and ordered them to go downstairs quickly, and then everyone retreated as planned.

After coming downstairs and meeting with the deputy squad leader, the squad leader stayed while staying with the comrades retreated as planned, and sent a soldier to report the situation here to the company. Then he told the company commander about his plan and asked the company commander to send someone to notify the third company, and asked the third company to make a pocket formation and eat up the Japanese.

The second squad leader thought that this arrangement was perfect, but he never expected that when Company Commander Zhao Shanhe heard his plan, he was really furious.

There is only one reason: the only attack wood carving in the assault company now is to blow up the Japanese ammunition depot, rather than being able to freely play to deal with Japanese devils as before.

The Assault Company and the Third Company were the main force in completing this mission this time. It sounds like there are many people and are very sure. But in fact, everyone knows very well that the Assault Company and the Third Company can definitely go deep into the tiger's den and stab the hornet's nest. If you are not careful, you may be surrounded by the Japanese and will be wiped out by the entire army.

Therefore, at this time, the assault company must concentrate its forces so that it can complete the task. As for whether it can successfully leave after the task is completed, to be honest, no one wants to die. It is naturally good to be able to leave successfully, but the premise is to complete the task.

So, when I heard that the second squad of the third platoon did not retreat quickly, I took the Japanese to circle around. Although this seemed to be reducing the eyes of the assault company, it was actually reducing the combat effectiveness of the assault company. Because according to the arrangement of the second squad, the Japanese and the third squad would eventually be allowed to exchange fire with the third squad. So, why do you have to do this more than that? Why not just retreat and then let the third company behind clean up these Japanese squad? In this way, the second squad can continue to join the battle and make greater contributions to the main force's breakthrough.

To be honest, this cannot be entirely blamed on the second squad leader. It is just that because everyone stands at different heights, the angles they consider when thinking about problems are naturally different. From the perspective of the second squad leader, he does this to be the most beneficial to everyone. But from the perspective of Zhao Shanhe, the second squad does this to be a bit serious and do not do it, but specifically deal with a group of Japanese devils who may pose a huge threat to this mission, but at present it is not a threat, which inevitably makes Zhao Shanhe angry.

There is another reason why Zhao Shanhe was angry: at such a critical moment, he had to distract himself to cooperate with the second class... However, Zhao Shanhe had nothing to say about the Third Company's cooperation with the Second Class. After all, the mission of the Third Company itself was to serve as the rear guard for the Assault Company and become the backing of the Assault Company. Anyway, it was all about dealing with the Japanese. No matter where the Japanese came from, the Third Company had the responsibility and obligation to deal with him.

Helplessly, I had to tell the third company the news as soon as possible and let him cooperate with the second team to deal with the Japanese devils.

However, not long after Zhao Shanhe sent a communications soldier to the Third Company, the Third Platoon sent someone to report that the Second Squad was back by himself, and the Japanese were not fooled.

It turned out that Class 2 planned to lead the Japanese to the back, but for some reason, the Japanese only chased for dozens of meters, suddenly stopped, and then shrank back, causing the entire plan of Class 2 to fail.

The third platoon leader also knew that Class 2 did this, and at this moment, it was indeed not suitable. He sent someone to notify Class 2 early to let them come back. So, Class 2, who originally planned to continue harassing the Japanese, had to tempt them out, had to give up.

However, no one understood why this Japanese devil had to stay in that area for a while. However, the Third Company, who had been notified, did not dare to be careless about this. After adjusting defense with the Third Company, the Third Company still made certain defensive arrangements for the Japanese devils on the Third Company, the Third Company was afraid that when the assault company was most critical in carrying out the mission, the Japanese devils would suddenly come to make trouble.

It has to be said that the second squad has made contributions in this regard, because judging from the evolution of the later events, the Japanese did this. Fortunately, the third company was prepared for this, so it successfully resisted the Japanese's crazy attack, thus creating favorable conditions for the safe retreat of the assault company and the third company themselves.

Based on the subsequent analysis, the Japanese's plan was roughly judged: quietly hide here, waiting for the assault company to attack the ammunition depot to the most critical moment, the Japanese suddenly broke out, surrounding or attacking the rear of the assault company, thereby annihilating the assault company.

However, the Japanese's eyes were constantly rushing forward, and the radiant assault company attracted the attention of the three companies that existed as a backing behind the assault company, thus destroying the Japanese's plan.

As for why this Japanese devils had to stay here, or even found out, and had lost their concealment, they still had to stay here. In this regard, everyone's final analysis was quite helpless: the Japanese devils were too old-fashioned and they were waiting here for the orders they received, so regardless of whether they were exposed or not, they still followed the orders to wait for the next order to arrive.

The third company kept up in time and changed defense with the third and second rows. After the third and second rows, the third and second rows quickly went to meet with the first row.

At this time, a row had already touched about twenty meters outside the Japanese ammunition depot. In front of them was a fence made of two barbed wire mesh. There were already many Japanese soldiers waiting for the Japanese ammunition depot behind the barbed wire mesh.

The battle started quickly, but the attack suddenly stopped...
Chapter completed!