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It's just that Major General Iwabuchi is not clear that he is not the only one who is preparing for the last Bo at the moment. Just when he was ready to break through with all his might, he was also ready for the final attack on the position of the Anti-Union opposite him. The artillery units deployed by Du Kaishan have all been deployed in place. Just waiting for an order, there will be a heavy rain of steel on the only remaining positions of the Japanese army in front of them.

But what makes the troops who have made the final preparations wonder is that this side is ready. Bullets and shells were loaded, and rockets were sent into the launch tubes, but the order to attack was delayed. And after two hours of waiting, the order for a general attack was not given. However, he received an order to cancel all artillery operations and change the assault to trap Sun Zhengzhuang.

After receiving this order, the regiment commander, who was in charge of front-line command, was confused. These first few orders, which were pointed out to the division in the past, also scolded themselves enough because of their poor progress. Ordered himself to be sure to clean and completely deal with the remnants of Sun Zhengzhuang's front-line enemy before midnight today. Why was it that at the last moment, the order was suddenly canceled?

The regiment commander, who was puzzled by the latest order, directly hung up a phone call to his division commander, but the reply he received was even more confusing to him. His division commander clearly told him on the phone that the original order was revoked correctly, but before the new order was issued, he demanded that they not let the enemy on the front line of Sun Zhengzhuang escape, but also not let the Japanese army die.

As for the reason, he won't ask for the time being, because he doesn't know what the teacher is. And how to fight next on the battlefield of Sun Zhengzhuang asked him to wait for the order to trap the Japanese troops there before the new order was issued. However, although his division commander did not tell him the reason for the cancellation of the order, he also clearly told him on the phone. This is an order from the headquarters, and it must be strictly enforced.

Putting down the phone in his hand, the regiment commander, who knew the character of his division commander, could only cancel all the original attack plans and change the troops from an attack posture to a siege posture in accordance with the requirements of his superiors. However, he had one more heart, and made some preparations on the route of the possible breakthrough of the Japanese army to the east of Sun Zhengzhuang.

There was no way for the superiors to make a clear request, that is, they could not fight these Japanese troops out, and they could not let them run away. Such a strange order made the regiment commander feel really a little tricky. However, during the Anti-United War, the orders ★of the superiors were style_txt; There is no room for negotiation if you understand that you have to enforce this discipline, and if you don't understand it, you have to enforce it.

It is easy to completely wipe out this Japanese army for the time being, and it is enough to concentrate forces to trap them. But if you can't let them run away, and you can't let them die, that's not a problem. If the Japanese army on the front line of Sun Zhengzhuang forcibly broke through, would they stop it or not?

If you run away without stopping the enemy troops, you are violating the order. But if you forcibly block it, who can control the goodness of this battle once it starts? The ghost knows if it will be bad, and he will completely solve the remaining Japanese army without paying attention? In desperation, he could only find a way to use his brain to let this Japanese army stay here honestly.

It's just that under this kind of order, there are not many means that can be used for him. He only planted batches of mines in the direction east of Sun Zhengzhuang, under the illumination of flares, and in places where the Japanese observation posts could see, and covered the minefields in the direction of Sun Zhengzhuang's breakthrough to the east and south.

In addition, the Japanese army saw that they had transferred two companies from the front to the east of Sun Zhengzhuang to set up an ambush. That is, to tell the Japanese army in Sun Zhengzhuang, don't think about breaking through. Lao Tzu has made detailed preparations in the direction where you may break through. If you break through from this direction, there will be no good fruit to eat.

If you still want to live, stay in Sun Zhengzhuang honestly. In order to complete the deployment of minefields before the Japanese army can react. In some sections, direct boxes filled with mines were opened, and boxes of crates of crates of mines were dumped directly on the front line using medium jeeps.

With this move, he also confused the third major general Iwabuchi opposite him. He knew very well that the enemy had deployed such a large minefield east of Sun Zhengzhuang and transferred troops to the east in order to prevent him from breaking through. But right under his own nose, isn't it a little abnormal to lay mines and mobilize troops in such an open and honest manner?

They threw a considerable part of the mines directly and openly on the ground, basically not playing much role. Is this a warning to yourself, or is there another purpose? You can't be afraid of breaking through by yourself and laying minefields by surprise. Even if they were to lay minefields in an assault, they did not do so.

The move of the head of the Anti-Japanese League on the front line of Sun Zhengzhuang really frightened the third major general of Iwabuchi. The anti-union never attacked, compared to the dense gunfire on the front line of Tiger Wolf Village in the south, and the strange silence on the front line of Sun Zhengzhuang, so that he could not figure out the true intention of the opponent in front of him, coupled with the piles of mines in front of him, and the blockade artillery fire that kept coming, it could only make him temporarily give up the idea of breaking through.

What a joke, there are no sappers to clear mines, and there is not enough artillery fire to clear mines. Under the circumstance that people can only rely on people to trample through the minefield, I am afraid that even a few people will not be able to break through the minefield, and the whole army will have to be blown up. In desperation, he could only confront the anti-coalition troops on the front line of Sun Zhengzhuang with such big eyes and small eyes on the front line of Sun Zhengzhuang.

Of course, the bluffed Major General Iwabuchi did not know that two-thirds of the mines that had been laid on his intended breakout route had not been fused. In other words, more than half of these mines are designed to scare people. Not to mention stepping on it, even if you step on it, it won't explode if you jump a few times. Without the fuze installed, it was an iron pimple. It's okay to use it to smash people, but it's not okay to use it to blow people.

As for why the fuse is not installed, the reason is simple, the mine is simple to lay, but the combat cleaning is always a headache. In particular, these various types of anti-infantry mines, manufactured by the Anti-Union itself. The lethality is not great, but if it is blown up, it is a cripple.

The regiment commander is not sick in his head, and he has laid too many minefields in the offensive battle, which is to make trouble for himself. Not only blocked the route of their own attack, but also brought endless trouble to cleaning up the battlefield after the war. This is because, in accordance with the requirements of the Anti-Japanese Federation, all minefields fought on the mainland must have a detailed map of the minefield.

After the operation is completed, the minefield must be cleared as soon as possible. Now he is in an absolute advantage, and it has also become an offensive situation. If you plant too many mines, you're asking for trouble. At least after the war, it was a very troublesome thing to clean up the minefields. Especially in the densely populated area of the Bohai Plain, leaving an unexploded or uncleared mine is a big problem.

The various anti-infantry jumping mines, tripping mines, pressure mines, and directional mines developed by the Anti-Japanese Federation have always been a nightmare for the Japanese army when attacking, and it is also a nightmare for the Japanese army's demining engineers. There was even a case of a Japanese squadron attacking and all casualties in a minefield. However, the Japanese sappers were basically helpless against the various mines of the United Nations, and they were often bombed during mine clearance.

It's just that the various mines created by the Anti-Japanese Union have indeed played a considerable role in the war. But it is also not an easy thing for the Anti-United Nations to clean up by itself. In the case of the laying of mined areas, despite the fact that the higher authorities have always requested the development of a detailed map of the mined area at the time of mine laying. After the battle, it should be cleared at least three times to ensure that there are no hidden dangers left in the minefield.

But in this way, there were still landmines left over from the old battlefield, which killed and injured civilians. In particular, the Type 40 anti-infantry mines made of bakelite are quite difficult to remove. Although these mines are not directly fatal, they are crippled when stepped on. In this densely populated Bohai Bay, laying too many mines at one time is really asking for trouble.

So when he was laying mines, he took a half-truth. Among the minefields he laid, only the ones ejected by the Japanese army were real, and all the remaining hollow-shell mines without fuses were installed. However, his method really scared Iwabuchi three times. When it comes to making a final decision, he keeps postponing it because of hesitation.

Major General Iwabuchi broke through the siege three times in order to save the last remnants of the defeated army. Under his nose, the Anti-Japanese League adopted a variety of mine-laying tactics and laid a large-depth minefield in a short period of time. If he forcibly passes Guò, I'm afraid that he will not be able to leave anything when he gets out of the minefield.

If that's the case, what is the use of breaking through or not? Major General Iwabuchi's breakthrough operation has always been hesitant and hesitant, and it has been delayed. Although it seemed that a lot of mines were wasted, after all, the requirements of the superiors were met, and the hanging heart of the regiment commander was relaxed.

In fact, those mines that are not equipped with fuses are not wasted, they are exposed and can be easily removed without detonation. When the time comes, can you still recycle it? In short, this guy was in a hurry to get his wits and did not waste a single shot or bullet, and he met the tactical requirements of his superiors, and he was quite satisfied.

Compared with the battlefield of Sun Zhengzhuang, which is filled with a strange smell, the first line of Tiger Wolf Village is also somewhat weird. Du Kaishan continued to shrink the encirclement and constantly weaken the strength of the Ninth Division, but he did not launch an offensive on all fronts. Although he has this strength, he still adopts the method of weakening layer by layer.

Although he Du Kaishan has never seen silkworms, he has been in the Northeast for many years, and he still has an impression of the silkworms that are abundant in the Northeast. The tactics he adopted on the front line of Tiger Wolf Village were like silkworms gnawing on the leaves of oak trees. First encroach on the Japanese positions on the periphery, and then peel the Ninth Division layer by layer.

It is strange that he, with a large number of tank clusters, actually adopted such a tactic that has been slow to take effect. However, Du Kaishan is a person who does things, and he has always cared what other people think. The focus of his attack is still on the front line of the Three Tiger Village. At the same time, with a part of the force, the remnants of the Japanese army on the Qikou beachhead began to sweep up. On the front line of Tiger Wolf Village, the Ninth Division was bloodied unhurriedly.

Under his tactics, the front line of Tiger Wolf Village is quite weird. The layers of peeling off the cocoon made Lieutenant General Yuan Shou miserable. After many efforts to break through the siege, he was blown back by dense shells, so he could only rely on the front line of Tiger Wolf Village to defend it. And constantly called the 44th Division to move closer in their own direction.

Despite the dense gunfire coming from the direction of the 44th Division of Sanhuzhuang, as well as the group of anti-United Nations attack planes constantly hovering over the head of the 44th Division, the napalm thrown ignited the sky-high flames. Let him know that the chances of the 44th Division being able to rely on it are almost non-existent. But knowing that he was alone, he still did not give up the last trace of effort.

However, after a day of hard fighting, Lieutenant General Hara Shou got not bad news. Through the efforts of the communications troops, by 16 p.m., he finally got in touch with Lieutenant General Yoshio Kamitsuki, who had arrived in Yantai. gave a detailed report to his boss about the entire battle situation.

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