, Chapter 339: Wang Pseudo Electricity (1)

Han Yunhua's retreat was very high, to a point where even Han Yunhua himself was surprised. In just three days, Wang Zhifu's brigade had all withdrawn from Yanggu County, and although it was far away from southern Hebei, it was far away from Yanggu County, the center of the storm.

At the same time, the main forces of the other two brigades under Han Yunhua's command also began a thousand-mile transfer. In order to ensure that there were no accidents on the way to transfer, Han Yunhua ordered Tong Jiayong to lead the three infantry battalions left in Liaocheng to do their best to hold back the main force of the Japanese army.

Although it is said that Tong Jiayong and others were violently under the firepower of the Japanese army, Han Yunhua still believes in Tong Jiayong's strength. As one of the middle and senior officers who followed Han Yunhua for a long time, Tong Jiayong has already done his best to Han Yunhua's true inheritance, although there are still certain deficiencies in strategy, but in terms of tactics, Tong Jiayong is already very good, at least it is enough to deal with these second-line troops of the Japanese army.

The large army went out day and night, and it took less than a week to reach Zhang Tieji, Daming County, Hebei Province. As far as the map is concerned, Daming County is already one of the county seats in the south of Hebei Province, and Zhang Tieji is a township in Daming County near Shandong.

The reason why Han Yunhua chose Zhang Tieji as the gathering place of the instructor is that, on the one hand, this is a J fork that connects Shandong, Hebei and Henan, although it is not a strategic place, but it is still very advantageous to exhibit here. At the same time, Han Yunhua also knows that the ruling power of the enemy in the region with better conditions is also strong. If Han Yunhua in the past would definitely go head-on, in his own words, my Han Yunhua's troops would fight jīn rui.

However, the situation is different now, and southern Hebei has always been a weak area under the rule of the Japanese army, and like eastern Hebei, it is a key area for the Japanese army to guard. At this time, the instructor's troops were scattered, and many of them were not built back to the building, and even Chen Guang's department, which came to respond, was still five hundred miles away. Therefore, for the sake of insurance, Han Yunhua still decided to gather troops in the small place of Zhang Tieji, and then spread it to other counties and cities in Hebei.

The appearance of a large number of squadrons in southern Hebei has aroused great attention from the top level of the Japanese army stationed in China, although they do not know where these troops came from, but the Japanese army of the Eighth Route Army in the north has always been very taboo. In the words of a letter to the Japanese emperor presented to the Japanese emperor by the commander of the Japanese North China Front, General Binshan Moto: "The government of China has lost its important industrial cities along the coast, and a large number of people are controlled by our empire, and its important economic lifeline is also controlled by the empire...... However, the Eighth Route Army, which had flowed to the north of China, had become a climate and posed a mortal threat to the Imperial Japanese Army, which was generally not strong in combat effectiveness, and although its weapons and equipment had been greatly improved, it was still an opponent of the empire from time to time. However, the army has a very strong ability to agitate, and can sometimes pull up a peasant army of tens or even hundreds of thousands in a very short period of time, and sometimes there will be a force with extremely strong combat effectiveness, such as Han Yunhua's ...... in Saibei."

All in all, the Japanese army now attaches great importance to the Eighth Route Army, especially for those troops that suddenly appeared and were not recorded in the archives of the special high-tech department as the target of key attacks, and they really couldn't withstand the appearance of Han Yunhua's second. A Han Yunhua has caused the Japanese army to lose its troops and lose its territory, and the embarrassing thing is that although the top level of the Japanese army has deeply realized the horror of Han Yunhua's department, they still have no way to take Han Yunhua. The Inner Ancient Military Region is located in the north of the country, and has also established its own heavy industrial base, from which weapons and ammunition are being produced in a steady stream and transported to other base areas controlled by the Eighth Route Army.

All the senior commanders of the Japanese army, including General Binshan Yuan, were well aware of this fact, because the news from various battlefields showed that the weapons and equipment of the Eighth Route Army at this time had changed qualitatively. Importantly, the ammunition of the Eighth Route Army became abundant, and although the number of ammunition for each person was still less than a quarter of that of the Imperial soldiers, the rifle ammunition of 5 per person was already ten times that of the original Eighth Route Army.

This series of changes in the Eighth Route Army aroused great attention from the special high-tech department, and after paying a huge number of casualties and a number of hidden piles, the senior spies of the special high-tech finally figured out that a large arsenal had been established in the Saibei area controlled by the Inner and Southern Military Regions, and at the same time, many supporting industrial infrastructure facilities had been established, and the prototype of the industrial base had been initially formed. …,

The Japanese army panicked, sent spies to Baotou to sabotage many times, and even dispatched precious bombers, but everything was in vain.

This time, I received news that a large number of Zhina troops had appeared in southern Hebei, and they were also equipped with the Eighth Route Army of Zhina. If it was said that there was a large number of Central Army or Jin Sui Army equipped with jīn Liang, the top brass of the Japanese army would not be so anxious, because from the bones, the Central Army and those armies controlled by local warlords were not bad in combat, but they lacked initiative and courage.

And the ** born Tu Balu is "greedy" enough in this regard, as long as it is suitable for the Eighth Route Army exhibition, there will be guerrillas in the Eighth Route Army. The combat effectiveness and destructive power of the ordinary Eighth Route Army and guerrillas are not large, and even an infantry squadron can defeat a regiment of the Eighth Route Army (a small regiment of about 1,000 people), or even annihilate it completely. However, the combat effectiveness of the Eighth Route Army, which is equipped with Jīn Liang, is extraordinary, especially the main forces such as the 129th Division, 12th Division, 115th Division, the 3rd Integrated Division, the 77th Independent Division, and the 8th Independent Brigade of the Eighth Route Army.

The Japanese army's action was very simple, and in just two days, a combined army composed of an infantry brigade, a cavalry squadron, and a chariot squadron left Fé Township, passed through Guangping and Wei counties, and entered the county town of Daming, and sent a large number of reconnaissance troops to the counties and townships below to investigate the whereabouts of Han Yunhua's department.

Han Yunhua's mood at this time can be described as very good, the more than 40,000 troops of the instructor have all been assembled, all kinds of strategic materials have been sent to the troops, and even the headquarters of the company and the rear has been relocated to the brigade headquarters of the third brigade, bringing up the troops for Tong Jiayong who stayed in Yanggu County.

Moreover, not long ago, Chen Guang sent a telegram saying that the main force of the 343rd Brigade of the 115th Division had already arrived in the area of Fé Township, which was less than 200 miles away from Zhang Tieji, where Han Yunhua's headquarters was stationed, and that more than 2,000 veterans of the two remnant brigades of Shandong had already arrived in Guangping County and were scheduled to join Han Yunhua's headquarters in two days.

Now it is time urgent, it won't take long, it's more than a month, the Japanese army's few divisions of Jīn Rui field infantry will be transferred back to North China, if Han Yunhua's department has not opened up the situation at that time, then the next battle will be extremely fortunate.

In view of the complexity of the actual situation, Han Yunhua decided to immediately launch a full-scale attack on Fé Xiangbu, Guangping, Wei County and other counties and cities, completely attack the original pattern of the 1UN area, and clean up the Japanese puppet forces in the area.

According to some intelligence from the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army and some intelligence collected by the intelligence department of Han Yunhua's department, the Japanese army has a total of one infantry brigade, three independent infantry brigades, two cavalry brigades, and one tank squadron in the entire southern Hebei region, as well as four groups of the puppet North China Security Army, with a total strength of about 28,000 people.

Like the high-ranking officers of the Japanese army, Han Yunhua was not optimistic about the puppet North China Security Army, although Han Yunhua was very suspicious of the Japanese Jīn sharp infantry in Hebei Province. But for the old opponent Qi Xieyuan's puppet army still not very eye-catching, in Han Yunhua's opinion, those people are holding jīn good weapons and equipment for nothing, in fact, they are doing some bandit and thief things, bullying the common people is very good, on the battlefield they are a bad seed.

Of course, the basement of combat effectiveness has profound historical and practical reasons, which have a great deal to do with the history of the establishment of the North China Security Army. In 1937, after the Japanese invaders moved the July 7 Incident, which shocked China and other countries, they began to actively support the puppet regime in North China. After many instigations, the puppet Provisional Government of the Republic of China with Wang Kemin as the Provisional Government was established in Beijing on December 14, 1937.

No matter what kind of regime it is, the army is the foundation on which it stands, and without an independent military power, everything is nonsense. When the puppet provisional government was established, Wang Kemin did not have a suitable candidate for public security. At this time, Qi Xieyuan, who was born in the late Qing Dynasty, graduated from the artillery department of the Beiyang 6th Army Academy, and served as the military affairs supervisor of Jiangsu and the deputy envoy of the Suzhou-Anhui-Jiangxi patrol, entered the sight of the Japanese army. Qi Xieyuan was "favored" by Lieutenant General Tada of the Japanese Army, and was recommended by Lieutenant General Tada and appointed as the chief of the puppet Ministry of Public Security. Qi Xieyuan surrendered to Japan in Beiping after the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War in July 1937. In January of the same year, Qi Xieyuan, Wang Kemin, Wang Yitang and others organized the Preparatory Office for the puppet government and planned to establish the puppet North China Provisional Government.

Qi Xieyuan graduated from the Beiyang 6th Military Academy, so he has his own direct and bloody understanding of military power. After experiencing those things in the early stage of President Yuan and the National Government, Qi Xieyuan decided to form a force that was completely subject to his orders. He believes that in order to organize and train the army, it is not possible to use party and military personnel, and other people have a sense of lacking, so it is necessary to "first train cadres and generals" and train a group of young people to be their own minions before they can be reformed. Therefore, Qi Xieyuan shamelessly threw out the plan of "setting up schools first, and then building the army" to the Japanese army, and as the Japanese invasion of China continued to deepen, its strength gradually became insufficient. In order to solve its shortage of troops and suppress the anti-Japanese forces, the Japanese army wanted to use Qi Xieyuan as a "puppet" to establish a regular puppet army in North China and serve as cannon fodder for the Japanese invasion of China. The Japanese army believed that for a regular army, its basic cadres must undergo rigorous military training. The Japanese army wanted to recruit a group of simple-minded young people and instill in them the idea of servitude so that they could be easily driven. …,

Therefore, as soon as Qi Xieyuan's plan was thrown, it was supported by the Japanese army. In August 1938, Qi Xieyuan established an officer school, an officer training team, a sergeant training regiment, and an interpreter training class in Tongxian and Qinghe, Beiping, to train officers for the founding of the army. The officer training team recruited the lost old officers of the Kuomintang army and trained officers above the company level. The Sergeant Training Corps recruits young people with primary school education and trains sergeant squad leaders. Translation training, recruiting young people who know a little Japanese, and cultivating Japanese translators. The duration of each of the above-mentioned training institutions was one year, and the first class graduated in early September 1939. Before graduating, the puppet government of Beiping, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, issued an order to all counties in North China to forcibly recruit strong men (according to the quota allocated according to the armor), and established a "regular army" in January 1939, January 1944, and January 1941 respectively to participate in the so-called "North China Public Security War".

After the establishment of the army, the name of the team was named "North China Security Army". The commander-in-chief of the North China Public Security Army was concurrently served by Qi Xieyuan, the "Chief of Public Security" (later renamed the "Supervision of the General Administration of Public Security"). Each unit is called a "group" (with two regiments) and an "independent regiment". The regiment has battalions, companies, platoons, and squads, all of which have a "three-three" system. Each "group headquarters" consists of a staff office, an adjutant office, a military needs office, an ordnance office, a military justice office, a communications team, a transport team, and a guard team. The commander has the rank of major general, and the chief of the division has the rank of lieutenant colonel. Each regimental headquarters has a colonel, a Japanese instructor, a lieutenant colonel, a lieutenant lieutenant, a lieutenant adjutant, a lieutenant flag officer, and a captain division. Each battalion headquarters has a major battalion commander, a Japanese instructor, a lieutenant battalion lieutenant, a captain's secretary, and a lieutenant adjutant. Each company and platoon shall have a captain company commander, a second lieutenant platoon commander, and a warrant officer chief of the division. The real power of the army was in the hands of Japanese military advisers at all levels. After three army formations, the North China Public Security Army has set up a total of 13 group headquarters (excluding the teaching group), 38 infantry regiments, and an artillery team, with a total strength of nearly 100,000 troops.

That is to say, the so-called group of the North China Public Security Army is actually a shrunken version of the infantry brigade, and the Japanese army is not at ease with the puppet army, and often adopts the addition of its official position and the reduction of its troops, and a regiment often has only more than 100 or 1,000 people. Therefore, such a puppet army group is only a few thousand people at best, and an infantry regiment under Han Yunhua's department is less than 3,000 people. In terms of troops, Han Yunhua's department is not without losses, and although Han Yunhua's department does not take advantage of anything in terms of weapons and equipment, it is no worse than those puppet troops who hold weapons in the hands of the defeated troops captured by the Japanese army. But in terms of morale, it is not half a star, Han Yunhua's department is like a rainbow, and the puppet army is cowering. How many such troops are there are they are the captains of the transport brigade under Han Yunhua, and they come and eat as much as they want.

Moreover, when Han Yunhua's department was in eastern Hebei, he fought with this North China security army, and Han Yunhua's department would make a lot of money every time he fought. So when Han Yunhua figured out the enemy's defensive situation in southern Hebei, he was happy in his heart, in Han Yunhua's original words, with Qi Xieyuan, the captain of the transport brigade, would our instructor still lack weapons and ammunition and qualified soldiers.