As Kamura Yanji attacked the headquarters of the militia column at the Wolf Base and placed all the contributions of seriously injured Deng Chenggong and Wuzhongyuan to Takeshitao, the heir of the Takeshita family, and made a lot of publicity. The government and other warlord forces who learned the news from the Japanese telegram sent a message to the militia column to inquire about the authenticity of the Japanese intelligence. Even the Eighth Route Army, which usually had the best relationship with the militia column, sent representatives to visit the militia column as soon as possible when they learned the news.

Regarding these people asking about Deng Chenggong's injuries and expressing condolences, how many people were out of good intentions or malicious intentions, at least Hu Guangzong and Xu Mingyuan felt that the time for the plan was ripe. While all forces were waiting for the reply from the militia column, the call-back issued in the name of Hu Guangzong and Xu Mingyi completely confirmed the information of the Japanese.

But what is somewhat different from the Japanese is that the one who seriously injured Deng this time was not because of the Japanese ninja who had never heard of even the senior military and political officials. It was because of the assassination of the Japanese ninja who was somewhat similar to the martial arts masters circulating in China.

But no matter what, the power supply undoubtedly confirmed that Deng Chenggong, a national general who founded the militia column, was really seriously injured at this time, and whether he could wake up seemed to be entirely up to God's will.

For a moment, all forces concerned about the militia column began to use their brains, intending to take advantage of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to split the militia column to supplement their own losses in the war of resistance. Anyway, the originally calm secret agents of all parties began to try their best to go deep into the column's base areas and contact those who had chosen their own bribery objects.

You know, if you go too late, you might not get anything. After all, this is a militia column that is terrified by the Japanese, and its combat strength is still very strong. As long as you pull it to your own side, you can immediately form a combat power. If you don’t start quickly, you will probably have nothing left by then!

Unfortunately, what these warlords of the parties did not realize was that despite the twists and turns, the intelligence personnel they sent entered the base area and came into contact with the officers of grassroots militia units that could be bought with money and official positions. However, there seemed to be very few officers who could actually pull the troops away. Most of these grassroots militia officers commanded by the troops were in the local war of resistance. If they were to be pulled to other places, it was estimated that many grassroots militia in the team with local identities would choose to withdraw.

This is contrary to the original intention of some warlord parties to pull away the militia column with their guns, but it has to be said that because of the enlistment of these monsters and monsters, the grassroots troops of the militia column have also begun to show signs of people's hearts. If everyone was not worried that Deng Chenggong would be able to escape from danger in the future and that when these monsters and monsters were at a loss again, there would probably be many officers who won over a group of militia officers. They had already begun to prepare for their future.

But what these officers didn't know was that every move they made with these parties and warlords was monitored by the powerful intelligence organization network of the militia column. As long as they had ideological betrayal, what awaited them would be the officer sequence of the militia column. Their movements had not yet posed a threat to the militia column, so the intelligence department would monitor them more and did not go out to arrest them. All of this, these grassroots militia officers who were fantasizing about promotion and wealth had no idea that their doomsday was coming.

Just as the Japanese army in North China was ready to take advantage of the dispersed morale of the militia column and try to attack the originally solid and unbreakable militia column base. The beheading mission issued in the name of Deng Chenggong. The number of people assigned to the column was over 1,000 was sent to the Flying Eagle Brigade, with the cooperation of the intelligence department, lurked into the Japanese army stationed in North China. Those who waited for these Japanese city defense officials would definitely be the bloody beheading and revenge of the Flying Eagle.

The first person to suffer was the city defense officer of Xingtai. A Japanese colonel who had just taken office for less than a month. When he received a commendation order from the North China Front Army, he finally felt that he didn't need to be as separatist as the former city defense officer. When he walked out of the garrison to inspect the city defense, he stepped out of the camp gate. Before he could get into the car, he was accurately hit by a bullet and became the first victim in the flying eagle beheading plan.

When the Japanese army was like crazy searching for sneak attackers, hundreds of Japanese soldiers were killed or injured, but even the murderer's hair was not found.

The gunshots in Xingtai City seemed to be contagious. All Japanese city defense officers in North China, as long as they did not stay in the command center and station, were knocked over to the ground by sniper rifles, becoming synonymous with the achievements of the flying eagle. So before Kazumura Niji decided whether to launch a tentative attack, they were completely abandoned by the decapitated telegrams of the city defense officers.

The Xingtai city defense officer was shot dead by a sniper outside the garrison. When the Baoding city defense officer summoned his subordinates to have dinner in a restaurant, he was shot dead directly on the dining table by a sniper rifle. In short, the Japanese city defense officers in North China near the headquarters of the militia column were almost dead in just one day.

This beheading plan that specializes in the city defense officers made Kazumura Niji, who was at the garrison, feels chilling in his head. He knows very well that if he hadn't stayed at the command center to study the next combat plan today, he would probably not have escaped the beheading of the militia column.

It seemed to be verifying his guess. Soon, Lieutenant General Yamamoto, Chief of Staff of the North China Front Army, was attacked by a suspected mortar shell on the way back to the headquarters. He was bombed with people and cars, and he could not die again. This also means that within a day, the Japanese North China Front Army lost at least five or six major generals, and two lieutenant generals were killed.

As for the colonel-level city defense forces, there were even more countless. Seeing this situation, Gangmura Yanji immediately ordered these city defense officials in North China to not go out recently and must stay at the base and be honest. Otherwise, he would not be sure whether they would become the targets of revenge for the next militia column.

As the first day of beheading was over, many Japanese military camps and camps were attacked by unknown armed forces that night, and countless ordinary Japanese soldiers were killed and injured. What made Gangmura Yanji even more trouble was that the militia column, which had been honest for a while, began to plunder the railway lines they had finally repaired. In short, let alone taking advantage of the situation to rob the militia column, it would be great that the North China Front Army could protect itself.

The beheading incident in the southwest of the second day was that the strict orders of Gangmura Neji's city defense officers were indeed less. Although some Japanese officers stationed in the city died from time to time, compared with the first day, the deaths of these officers undoubtedly made Gangmura Neji a little relieved. As long as the city defense officers were not dead, the Japanese defense officers in these cities could still ensure that there was no big problem.

When they knew that this was another highly targeted retaliatory action by the militia column, Kamura Yanji became more and more hated the militia Flying Eagle Special Forces Brigade that implemented this plan. Because, in many places where gunmen were hiding in the cities, they found the logo of the militia column Flying Eagle. This kind of provocative action made Kamura Yanji feel that he wanted to reveal the information at the beginning.

Now, if the militia column does not take action, it will once again cause many of the cities in their occupied areas to fall into a state of headlessness. If you want to fill the lack of these city defense officers, it is probably worth the headache for him, the commander of the garrison, to have a good headache for a while.

However, he still underestimated the continuity of the beheading plan. The city defense officials in the southwest acted as a thousand-year-old turtle and became a lady from the family. They did not leave the door and did not step out of the door. Feiying, who was waiting for the opportunity, could not use their turtle's head-shrinking method.

I can only pick some officers with a heavy weight and shoot them to change the place. In short, the Japanese cannot calm down. When the order is over, the Japanese can live some calm down. In Deng Chenggong's words, since the Japanese like to play sneak attacks so much, let Feiying play them until they collapse at once, and see if they dare to continue playing such a secret move in the future.

There is no accident in the southwest for the time being, but the northwest and northeast directions of the North China garrison troops have also begun to appear in the incident of the city defense officers and the city-level officers being attacked and assassinated. In short, the Japanese confidential officers who reported the death news every day were numb. They were furious from the beginning, but they were calm later, and they lost the strength to be angry in the face of these telegrams for reporting the death news. Because of this strength, it is better to think about how to solve the current death situation.

You can't say that this old Japanese man's brain is still very useful! The militia column knew that he felt sorry for the people in the base area. For this reason, Gangmura Yanji directly learned the tricks Deng Chenggong had used before, and in turn generated electricity to the militia column to stop this assassination method. Otherwise, they would dispatch planes to bomb the civilians in the base area of ​​the militia column. Then the bombing was killed and injured, so don't blame the Japanese army for being cruel and ruthless.

Because in the past, the militia column would take revenge wildly. Later, when the Japanese bombed, they also restrained a lot and did not dare to throw the bombs onto the heads of ordinary people. Now seeing that the militia column did not act according to the rules, Nagmura Yanji could only use this despicable means to threaten the militia column that felt sorry for the casualties of the people, so as to calm the flying eagles hidden in their garrison.

With this threat, the beheading movements that made all the city defense officials nervously seem to have been reduced a lot. At least two days after the telegram was sent out, the assassinated Japanese officers also decreased a lot. Knowing that their bombing threats had caused the militia column to restrain a little, Kamura Niji began to reflect on how to counter the militia column.

But he also knew that this was not the best time to take action. Only when the militia column was in a civil strife, the Japanese army, who were under the city and had a slightly insufficient guardian force, could they reap profits. You should know that the Japanese intelligence departments have discovered that the warlords of various parties in China have recently entered the militia column bases.

Of course, all this has a lot to do with the intentional release of the Japanese army. The only thing that made the Japanese a little unhappy was that the Chinese intelligence personnel seemed to be safe when entering the base area. Only their Japanese intelligence personnel would soon lose contact as long as they entered the base area of ​​the militia column, and would end up not seeing anyone but dead or dead, just like before.

This made the Japanese army in charge of intelligence very curious about how the people from these militia column bases discovered their intelligence personnel? Why would the intelligence personnel of the Chinese government not have any accidents? Every time the accident happened, they were their Japanese army intelligence personnel?
Chapter completed!