Until after the war, Ohara did not understand how these guerrillas lurked around the "research institute" and remained undetected...... Keep in mind that the surrounding area is flat and empty, with almost no buildings or terrain to hide, and it is generally impossible for enemies to lurk around without being detected. Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 info

But it's actually quite simple to do that...... The guerrillas, to be precise, the guerrillas led by the expeditionary force had already entered the position when it was dark, they were all dressed in white cotton clothes and cloaks, they could wrap themselves from head to toe, and then dig a slight figure pit in the snow and lie down, and then let the snowflakes accumulate on it, and after a while they merged with the snow outside, and they could not be seen at all.

From this point of view, the snow weather was still very beneficial for the expeditionary force's attack, and the guerrillas even brought many ladders for attack, which allowed them to set up ladders on the wall of the "research institute" and shoot inside from the wall.

On the other hand, the Japanese army had to guard against the double attack of heaven and earth, and they were soon at a loss for what to do.

What's even more serious is that one by one, expeditionary forces fell from the sky...... They landed on the rooftops of the house, in the clearing, and almost as soon as they landed, they raised their guns and fired at the Japanese soldiers.

The expeditionary forces were holding semi-automatic rifles and submachine guns, while the Japanese troops were holding 38 big covers, and the researchers did not even have guns in their hands, so they could not confront the expeditionary forces at all, and the expeditionary forces were almost all the way to chase the Japanese troops and flee everywhere in the "research institute".

Some of the Japanese troops, hoping to take advantage of their close combat superiority, rushed towards the expeditionary force with bayonets in hand...... However, more than half of them fell under the rifles and submachine guns in the hands of the expeditionary force, and a small number of lucky ones rushed to the expeditionary force, only to find that these Chinese soldiers did not understand close combat as they thought, in fact...... The Japanese army, which had always prided itself on fighting bayonets, could not walk under the enemy's bayonets for a few rounds, and was pierced to the ground by the bayonets of the expeditionary force in the second and a half rounds.

On the one hand, this is because the Chinese army fought all the way from Burma, and its military quality and even bayonet fighting skills have long been not the Wuxia Amun of the day, while the Japanese army's fighting skills have decreased at this time because most of them are new recruits.

On the other hand, the Chinese army gained weight by being well nourished and replenished by the American style, while the Japanese army was hungry and full, and all of them were skinny and skinny...... There is a statistic that the average height of Japanese soldiers in 37 years was 165cm, and in the later period, the average height of Japanese soldiers was only 145cm, which has a lot to do with the source of soldiers, supplies and other aspects.

Because of this, the Chinese army has an advantage in weight, strength, height, etc., and the M1 rifle is much heavier than the 38 big cover, so the collision of the two guns often bounces the Japanese rifle far away, and then before the Japanese army can withdraw the gun, the soldiers' bayonets have been pierced into the chest of the Japanese army.

Zhang Chi parachuted out a little later under the cover of the guard company...... Before Zhang Chi landed, the two platoons of the guard company had already opened a large safe area below for Zhang Chi to land, and then another platoon parachuted with Zhang Chi and the signal soldiers.

As soon as Zhang Chi's feet landed, Zhang Qingqi took a few soldiers to mix Zhang Chi inside.

The reason why I use "mix" is because it is very difficult to protect a person in this flat and empty area, even if the guards surround Zhang Chi...... In the absence of tanks, armored vehicles, that is the problem of a platoon of machine-gun bullets and a mortar shell.

Therefore, the rank on Zhang Chi's uniform is just a platoon commander, and he still holds an M1 rifle in his hand...... Originally, Zhang Chi also wanted to install sniper goggles for him, but Zhang Qingqi resolutely disagreed.

"Master!" Zhang Qingqi said: "Snipers are also the enemy's key targets on the battlefield, if you carry a sniper rifle, then your camouflage is in vain!" ”

Zhang Chi thought about it, and the combat sniper scope that was mixed in the enemy as soon as it landed basically didn't play a role, but the bayonet might still come in handy, so Zhang Chi removed the sniper scope and put it in his backpack.

As soon as his feet hit the ground, Zhang Chi ordered: "Warehouse! ”

"Yes!" With a wave of Zhang Qingji's right hand, the group went all the way to the direction of the warehouse.

This way used to be submachine guns and grenades, which was basically to see the gods and kill the gods, see the Buddhas and kill the Buddhas...... Many of them were Japanese researchers with no weapons in their hands, and some were even women. They could not be treated as military personnel under the Geneva Convention.

A considerable number of these researchers were college students and experts recruited by the Japanese army from various universities...... Prior to this, the Japanese army's research on poison gas was not so crazy, mainly because the initial research on poison gas was relatively easy on the one hand, and on the other hand, it was also forced by international pressure to hide its head and tail on the battlefield, and only used poison gas that was not so toxic, so the poison gas during World War I was enough for the needs of the battlefield.

But...... With the development of the battlefield, the Japanese army's defeat in the Pacific Ocean made the Japanese army hope to develop a deadly poison gas for home defense warfare, so it was necessary to develop more lethal poison gas bombs (nerve gas, but the Japanese army did not develop it until the end of World War II), which made the Japanese army's poison gas research department expand again and again, so that it was necessary to set up a "technical department" in Xinjing.

In this respect, the Japanese are going in the wrong direction...... The Japanese have a small strategic structure, a dark psychology, and a lack of industrial level, so they will only think in the direction of poison gas and bacteria, while the United States will think in the direction of the atomic bomb.

The fighters didn't care if they were students or not...... What's more, the soldiers also knew that these researchers were studying poison gas, and in the process of research, they still used the Chinese people as experiments, and the Chinese people were not even human beings in their mouths, but "big roads".

(Note: Majidai means 'log' in Japanese, which means 'test object', and cannot be considered a person.)

So the fighters were not soft on the researchers, and they used rifles and submachine guns all the way, knocking the Japanese to the ground in rows, and throwing grenades into them as they passed the building.

It didn't take long for the fighters to escort Zhang Chi through the residential area and rush to the warehouse...... The warehouse has been captured by fighters who have been airborne nearby...... The warehouse is a key target, and any fighter who intentionally or unintentionally parachutes into the vicinity of the warehouse must make it a priority to capture and control the warehouse.

This made Zhang Chi breathe a sigh of relief.

When he walked along the underground passage into the open warehouse door, he couldn't help but gasp...... There are at least 100,000 gas bombs of various colors.

(To be continued.) )