The two Japanese brigades who were preparing to ambush the special melee team were instead caught in the ambush circle of the special melee team. Forty mortars of the special melee team smashed shells after shells at the Japanese army, blowing the Japanese army up to death, and losing their troops.

When fighting with the Japanese army in Zhejiang, the artillery soldiers of the special melee team would plot to fire the artillery, for fear that they would all be fired if they were accidentally shot. The situation is completely different now. After the shells are all shot, the US military will airdrop supplies. Anyway, the US shells are knocked out, and no matter how many shots are removed, there is no need to worry.

It was true that at this time, and at that time, the Jack team of the special melee team was very tiring to fire.

The Jack team marked the coordinates of the shelling range on the grid paper. As long as the infantry team reports the coordinates to the Jack Artillery Team through a walkie-talkie, the shells will immediately fly to the reported coordinates.

The three infantry detachments did not have to risk their lives and carry forward the spirit of fearless sacrifice. When the Japanese army was intact and had strong combat power, they launched a charge.

In the early stages of the battle, the first priority of the infantry detachment was to tighten the ambush pockets, siege the Japanese army, and prevent them from escaping. The second task was to instruct the artillery to strike targets.

In addition to being equipped with a large number of light and heavy machine guns, grenade launchers, rocket launchers, flamethrowers, also equipped with m1 semi-automatic rifles, submachine guns, engineer shovels and axes. Officers, heavy weapon operators, reconnaissance personnel, etc. are also equipped with Browning pistols. Because they are equipped with a large number of submachine guns, they do not fight bayonets in principle. Under the strafing of submachine guns, the Japanese army has no chance to get close to the infantry positions of the special melee team. If the Japanese army wants to launch a charge at the positions held by the special melee infantry, this is exactly what the special melee infantry team hopes. As long as the Japanese army dares to charge, they will inevitably be eliminated immediately.

The reason why the infantry of the Special Melee Team is equipped with a large number of submachine guns is to adapt to the needs of jungle combat. Jungle combat is often closer to the distance between the enemy and our army than non-jungle areas, and submachine guns are a weapon of close combat. Most Japanese infantry are equipped with 38 large covers, which can only be shot at one shot at one shot. When submachine guns sweep a large area, bullets can pour towards the Japanese army like waterfalls. In close combat in jungle areas, submachine guns have extremely obvious advantages over 38 large covers.

Although the special melee team expanded a lot at once and even formed a single infantry detachment dominated by British and American officers and soldiers, its organizational structure and command system were still the same as when they were in Zhejiang.

The officers at all levels of the Special Melee Team experienced countless tragic battles in Zhejiang and had long grown into experienced commanders. They were deeply rooted in the essence of Zhang Junhao's command art. The Special Melee Team members are mainly veterans of a hundred battles. They regard war as part of their lives, and their rich experience is beyond the reach of ordinary military officers and soldiers. The officers and soldiers formed a blood-soluble friendship in the fire of war, and they trust each other unconditionally. Although each battle is extremely difficult, it is a victory in every battle. The Special Melee Team is particularly admiring Zhang Junhao, believing that as long as they follow Zhang Junhao, no matter how powerful the enemy is or how harsh the combat environment is, they will definitely be able to eliminate the enemy like they were in Zhejiang, and the final victory must belong to the Special Melee Team.

It is extremely difficult for the Chinese army to deal with the two brigades of Japanese troops in any battlefield in mainland China. However, in front of the special melee team, there are too many Japanese troops destroyed by the special melee team, and many larger Japanese troops have been eliminated. The two brigades of Japanese troops are not taken seriously by the special melee team officers and soldiers.

Zhang Junhao asked the commando to lure the Japanese army to pursue and introduce two Japanese brigades into the ambush circle. The entire special melee team had the determination to eliminate these two Japanese brigades.

The entire Special Melee team has this kind of confidence, and confidence is not blind. First, it is based on the brilliant achievements achieved in Zhejiang. Second, it is based on the firepower of the weapons equipped by the team far exceeds that of the Japanese army. Moreover, the sky is no longer the sky of the Japanese army. Under normal circumstances, the Japanese army will not send planes to bomb. In this kind of primeval forest, even if the Japanese army sends planes to bomb, the officers and soldiers of the Special Melee team thought that it would be difficult to cause excessive damage to the Special Melee team.

How can the plane see clearly the situation of the special melee team under the dense tree canopy in the air?

Only the endless green canopy can be seen in the sky.

The special melee team ambushed the Japanese army, and the US planes could not fly to bomb the Japanese army. Before the war, Zhang Junhao had no plans to call US planes to assist in bombing the Japanese army.

Zhang Junhao stood beside a big tree at the highest point of the high ground, and observed the distance with a telescope.

Zhang Junhao's heart was as calm as a mountain, and the orders were issued clearly and clearly.

Deputy Captain Colonel Brandon and Deputy Chief of Staff Lieutenant Colonel Zachary saw Zhang Junhao commanding the battle for the first time, and felt extremely fresh and curious.

They have commanded many wars and also saw superiors commanding the war situation. After the battle begins, the commanders are usually nervous, and they will keep staring at the map in the command post and keep calling to learn about the situation. Some commanders will suddenly become hot, some commanders will mutter to themselves for no reason, some commanders will keep drinking coffee, and some commanders will smoke one by one.

Zhang Junhao was extremely special. He just stood and observed with a telescope, doing nothing else.

Deputy Captain Colonel Brandon and Deputy Chief of Staff Lieutenant Colonel Zachary could not guess what Zhang Junhao was thinking at this time.

At this time, Zhang Junhao had many questions to think about. First, Zhang Junhao had to think about what the commander who commanded the operation would think. When he learned that the two gangs of Japanese troops were surrounded, what rescue measures would be taken. How many Japanese troops were there in this area, and whether the Japanese troops surrounding British paratroopers would withdraw their troops to rescue. Secondly, we should think about what the British paratroopers were doing now and whether they would find a way to break through to the Special Melee Team. Third, we should think about how three infantry detachments and commandos could wipe out the remaining Japanese troops. Fourth, Zhang Junhao thought about whether he could enter the jungle with the commandos to drive away and destroy the Japanese troops. Fifth, we should think about how to rescue the British troops after the commandos were eliminated.

The Myitkyina City Defense Command, the commander of the Japanese 18th Division, Lieutenant General Tanaka Shin-1, stared at the map in the combat command room, and sweat beads continued to seep out from his forehead.

The city defense commander, Major General Shui Shangshangyuanzang, was in a hurry.

Major General Seo, chief of staff of the Japanese 18th Division, sent a telegram, saying from yesterday afternoon to now, the 1st new army of the 1st new army, the 38th Division of the Chinese Army stationed in India used powerful artillery to bomb the Japanese positions in the New Ocean. Tanks and infantry launched multiple rounds of attacks, with heavy casualties in the defenders, and the New Ocean could be lost at any time.

Two Japanese brigades surrounded by special melee teams sent consecutive telegrams for help through their corps headquarters, saying that they were being trapped in the dense forest by Chinese airborne teams. Unidentified troops carried out overwhelming artillery bombardment on them, and the team's casualties had exceeded one-third.

The Chinese army's attack on the Japanese army in both directions of Xinping and Kumenling both surprised Lieutenant General Tanaka, making him unable to understand how the Chinese army was transformed overnight and became so powerful? It's okay if the New 38th Division can fight. How could the Chinese army be so powerful in airborne Kumenling? When rescuing the British army, they should be besieged by the Japanese army. Why did the Japanese army besieged by the airborne troops?

Shin-yi SEI in Tanaka felt dazed and felt everything was like a dream.

Thinking back to the beginning, in 41 years, Shinichi Tanaka was still the 1st minister at the Japanese General Staff Headquarters, responsible for all the military operations of the army in China and the Malay Peninsula. He knew that after the 18th Division landed on the Malay Peninsula, it attacked the southward and was invincible, completely defeating the British army, which was known as the world's first army. The 130,000 British troops had to surrender when they were desperate.

Later, the 18th Division led its troops northward to fight with the Chinese Expeditionary Force and the British army, defeating the Chinese Expeditionary Force and the British army. The Chinese Expeditionary Force and the British army had to withdraw from Myanmar.

The combat effectiveness of the 18th Division is unquestionable!

Although the two besieged Japanese brigades sent consecutive telegrams for help, Lieutenant General Tanaka Shinichi did not believe that the Chinese army had the ability to eliminate these two brigades.

The Japanese brigade had a total strength of 1,100 people, including a 30-man brigade, a 110-man transport squadron, and four infantry squadrons; a machine gun squadron, with 14-man squadrons, three machine gun squadrons and one ammunition squadron, each with 4 heavy machine guns, a total of 12 and 174 people. A 122-man artillery squadron, including a 27-man ammunition squadron, and two 31-man artillery squadrons were equipped with 2 infantry artillery pieces.

The Japanese troops were besieged twice as powerful as those of the Special Melee Team.

The 18th Division is a field division, belonging to the A-type division, and is the main division of the Japanese army. The team is fully equipped, with complete troops, and the combat effectiveness is super strong.

If the Chinese New 38th Division of the Indian Army does not launch a strong attack on the New Pingyang, Lieutenant General Tanaka, the commander of the 18th Division of the Japanese Army, can calmly dispatch troops to rescue and encircle and annihilate the unknown Chinese troops that were trapped in two Japanese brigades. Conversely, if the Chinese army did not airborne the Japanese brigade, Lieutenant General Tanaka can calmly dispatch troops to reinforce the New Pingyang.

I can't care about the head, but I can't care about the end.

Lieutenant General Tanaka is not Lieutenant General Isoda Saburo, the commander of the 22nd Division of the Japanese Army. His military command ability is not even a little bit higher than Lieutenant General Isoda Saburo, and he is extremely confident and has extremely ambitions. He has been working in the core of the Japanese base camp for a long time, and even Hideki Tojo's table dares to overturn. When encountering difficulties in local battles, he will only sweat his forehead and will not be nervous.

Shin-1st Lieutenant Tanaka knew that it was inevitable that the direction of the New Ocean would be lost, because on that side the Sino-US coalition forces were attacking, and only one brigade was stationed in the New Ocean. The Sino-US coalition forces had one army, and the strength gap was too large. They could only adopt the method of sequential resistance, constantly consume the Sino-US coalition forces, and then choose a suitable location to fight the Sino-US coalition forces. The New Ocean would be lost and the sky would not fall.

Thinking of this, Tanaka Shin-I Middle School will focus on Kumenling.

Because there is a British army trapped here. Although two infantry brigades were besieged by unknown Chinese troops that had just been airborne and were suffering heavy blows, he thought that the two brigades could still fight. If they broke through in one direction, he believed that the Chinese army would definitely not be able to stop them. Shinichi Tanaka thought that he had finally caught the unknown Chinese army. If he gave up the opportunity to eliminate it, the Chinese army would do his best to rescue the British army. If the unknown Chinese army was rescued, two teams would be allowed to rescue the British army.

It is too difficult for the army to unite and destroy it again. It is unrealistic to add new troops, with high mountains and dense forests and no way to pass. Reopening the small paths in the forest and sending troops there. It is absolutely impossible to do without a whole day. At present, we can only rely on two brigades being surrounded to counterattack the unknown Chinese army. Since the biggest threat to the two brigades is the artillery of the unknown army, why can't we order these two brigades to attack the artillery positions of the unknown army to the death? Once the artillery positions of the airborne unknown army are destroyed, the strategic situation will reverse.
Chapter completed!