The strongest militia

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Shahe Dam is located in the Shahe River in North China. It is named after a completed barrage. After the dam is completed, the muddy land along the river in the Shahe River will be turned into fertile land.In addition, the other end of the bridge built on the river directly leads to the territory of Surabaya, which can be regarded as a commercial traffic artery.

After crossing the Shahe Bridge, you will enter a plain-like rice field area. After advancing for a while, you will see a towering rock wall on one side.The road leading to the Shahe River is built along the bottom of the rock wall, and on the other side is a paddy field planted with rice.

Going forward, there will be a mountain range going down, and the mountain road just stretches forward from the low-lying area in the middle of the mountain range.Although the ground here is suitable for mechanized troops to deploy.But as long as a few of their tanks were scrapped on the road to block the road, the slopes on the other two sides would be impossible for the little devil tanks to climb up at this time.

After the fast-tracking Deng Chenggong and the cavalry regiment appeared at the ambush site in Shaheba, Liu Shuangquan had already built a simple ambush fortification.After Deng Chenggong checked carefully, he ordered the militiamen of the motorized infantry brigade to increase the excavation depth of the trenches and build a certain number of artillery holes.

Although most of the militiamen of the motorized infantry brigade have participated in some battles, they can be called one of the few veteran units in the militia column.But it was the first time they fought against division-level Japanese troops. For this reason, they didn't understand that a Japanese division with mechanization and heavy artillery, after exerting its combat effectiveness, was not the same as they used to fight against small troops. The scale of the battle can be compared.

If there is not a certain number of anti-artillery facilities, when the Japanese army launches heavy artillery bombardment, the militiamen ambushing in the trenches will also suffer heavy losses.Regarding this point, if others don't know Deng Chenggong, how can they not know it!

In order to knock out the heavy artillery units of the Japanese army as much as possible after the battle started, Deng Chenggong also deliberately checked the artillery positions of the headquarters on the slope.Relying on this condescending advantage, presumably the artillerymen who had the opportunity to play for the first time should enjoy the fun of shelling the little devils.

After inspecting the preset positions of the artillery, Deng Chenggong took the special forces members to inspect along the road separately, and planted explosives in places he thought might be used by the Japanese army to set up artillery positions.And put the detonating device as far as possible out of the Japanese army's attack distance. At that time, as long as the little devils dare to set up artillery positions in this place, the buried explosives must be enough for them to drink a pot.

Just after checking the ambush positions on the two sides of the mountain road for the last time, the special operations team in charge of reconnaissance and detonating the bridge in front had already sent the news that the big army of little devils was about to enter Shaheba.

I don't know if it's because the little devil thinks that he has such a large army that no one dares to harass them or what, this group of little devils who are in a hurry didn't even send out the vanguard reconnaissance troops.All the troops looked like a desperate Saburo, hurrying to Xingtai as soon as possible.This made Deng Chenggong's decoy force originally prepared for them useless.

But that's good too, the more arrogant the little devil is, he doesn't take the militia column seriously, and the more sudden the ambush starts.As the little devil's tank unit and armored unit first passed the Shahe Bridge, after entering the Shahe territory, the Japanese infantry trotting forward also strode forward.The [-]-odd troops completely blocked the road leading to Shahe.

Standing in the temporary command post on the top of the hill, looking at the fast-moving Japanese troops not far ahead, a grim smile appeared on Deng Chenggong's face and said: "Sun Hu, tell the ambush troops below not to show their heads, no I ordered that all landmines planted on the road are not allowed to detonate. We must wait until the special forces send the news that all the troops behind the Japanese army have passed the Shahe Bridge before we can start this ambush that is enough to make us famous all over the country."

Compared with the nervousness of the militiamen lurking in the trenches, commanders like Sun Hu were undoubtedly extremely excited.This was the first major battle involving tens of thousands of people since the establishment of the militia column.And their opponent was also the Fourth Division, known as the elite force among the main force in the Japanese army system.This kind of strong collision is undoubtedly the most popular for Sun Hu, who has always had a tough personality.

As the Japanese tanks and armored vehicles advanced, the militiamen ambushing on both sides of the hillside felt the ground began to shake. Deng Chenggong, who had been waiting for a signal from the special forces in front, stared at the radio station placed in the headquarters.After the radio finally flickered frantically, the militiamen of the engineer regiment who had been waiting for orders finally heard Deng Chenggong's cold voice: "Detonate!"

Just when Deng successfully gave the order to detonate, Lieutenant Matsui, who was sitting in an armored command vehicle in the Chinese army, was enjoying listening to Japanese songs on the radio, humming a few sentences from time to time.Little did he realize that he and his Fourth Division had been surrounded by militia columns.

Until this nearly ten-kilometer road, a series of explosions suddenly sounded, and the tank unit in front was responsible for leading the way.Directly in the first round of explosions, at least five tanks were scrapped.As for the armored vehicle that followed it, it was also blown up and down.

Compared with the former tanks and armored vehicles of the Japanese army that were under special care, Matsui Ming, who happened to be on the road below the rock wall, was also attacked by the bomb shock wave.But compared to the infantry standing outside, who were killed and injured by the shock wave formed by the explosion, Mitsuki Matsui, who was staying in the armored command vehicle, just felt a sudden 'buzz' in his head, and soon regained consciousness.

Knowing that his troops were under attack, Matsui Ming skillfully pushed open the armor cover and got out. Hearing the sound of fierce fighting gunfire in front, he immediately arranged for the infantry behind him to rush to support.Seeing that the road ahead had been blocked, Matsui Ming was preparing to send people to seize the Shahe Bridge that had just passed, so as to ensure that the army had a route to retreat.But before he could give his order, there was an explosion on the Shahe Bridge behind him, and more than half of the bridge built on the river had disappeared.This means that he and his division have lost the opportunity to retreat.

"Baga, these damned Chinese troops actually blew up the bridge.Don't they feel bad? '

Before becoming the head of the division, Matsui Ming was also a talent who studied bridge construction, which is why he said such a thing after seeing this rare bridge in China being blown up.

In fact, Deng Chenggong didn't want to blow up the bridge, but if he didn't blow up the bridge, Handan, who had heard the news, and the Japanese army who were still besieging the East Route Army, would surely come to support them.Coupled with this kind of ambush, it is impossible to end in a short time.This means that Deng Chenggong must create favorable conditions as much as possible to encircle and suppress the main force of the Japanese army's divisions.

As long as the bridge is blown up, it will probably take longer for the opponent to come to support. This is still very helpful for encircling or seriously injuring the main force of the Japanese army division.Moreover, Deng Chenggong knew very well that as long as the Japanese army wanted to keep this traffic artery smooth, they would eventually have to repair the bridge.After all, it is the Japanese army, not ordinary people, who most want this bridge to exist.

Seeing that the Shahe Bridge was bombed, Matsui Mingya received a request for "tactical guidance" from the front-line commander, and immediately arranged for the artillery wing behind to provide support.It's just that when these Japanese artillerymen found a good artillery position, they didn't have time to fire, and they took earth planes one by one.Even the detonated artillery shells killed and injured many nearby infantry.

The artillery units that survived in the end stubbornly began to bomb the trenches of the militia columns.Seeing the little devil start to retreat, the militia officers who knew that the little devil was about to start shelling began to call for the troops to enter the artillery hole to hide.Before all of them had retreated into the anti-gun hole, the ear-piercing beeping sound of the cannon flying had already plunged the entire ambush position into a roar.

Seeing those militiamen who didn't come and escaped were directly blown away by these cannons, Deng Chenggong, who had been staying at the rear headquarters, immediately ordered the artillery brigade directly under him to fight back.

With the formation of the artillery brigade, more than a dozen 105-caliber howitzers fired, and Matsui Ming, who stayed behind to direct the battle, finally lost his composure.

Exclaimed: "Hey! This army actually has a large-caliber howitzer? How is this possible?"

In his opinion, the only troops that can possess this kind of large-caliber howitzer are the current main force of the Communist Party of China. Like other warlord troops, there are not many troops that can be equipped with this kind of cannon.Therefore, Matsui Ming, who thought it was a sneak attack by a small group of troops at first, finally realized that this was a tactic often used by Chinese soldiers to "surround the spot and fight for aid".

After realizing this, Matsui Ming's first reaction was that this army might be the Eighth Route Army. After all, it is the Eighth Route Army that is occupying Xingtai now.Then they will be the only troops to fight. As for the joint battle with the Kuomintang, based on his political understanding of these two troops, it is impossible to think about it.This means that it was not ordinary small troops that ambushed their divisions, but troops with large-caliber heavy artillery.

Seeing that his artillery unit was cleared by the opponent's condescending howitzers, the 150-caliber cannon that had not been used before could not be used at all because of its own weight and the lack of artillery positions to place the cannons.Matsui finally used the radio to seek aircraft support from the North China Garrison Command.

After receiving a telegram requesting support from the Fourth Division, Mei Xi, the commander of the North China Garrison, first reacted that it was impossible.Could it be that the Eighth Route Army that captured Xingtai really had such great strength that it not only captured Xingtai in one go, but was even able to ambush the Fourth Division with heavy artillery and mechanized troops.This guess made him feel too unbelievable, and a little too scary!

It seems that the Japanese army has always regarded the Eighth Route Army as a guerrilla, and it should be time to change.If it is really allowed to develop in North China, this People's Party armed force, which seems to be no threat to them, may really bring huge troubles and losses to their rule in North China.For this reason, Mei Xi, who didn't think too much, quickly notified the Japanese Army's flying troops to dispatch to Shaheba for support.