When they retreated just now, the British were not fools. They were surprised to see that the Japanese devils actually pulled the bullet out of their rifles. This is what the Japanese devils said in the infantry training script. Many people think that this is a manifestation of the Bushido spirit, but it is not like this at all. The Japanese used the 38th hood, but the penetration is very strong. Because it is a small-caliber bullet, they will withdraw the bullet when fighting against the bayonet, so they do not hurt their comrades. If they pull the trigger during the fight and cannot hit the enemy in front, it doesn't matter if they kill the people around them. It would be a troublesome thing. You are not helping your own people, you are clearly traitoring the enemy. And even if you hit the person in front, the bullet penetration is strong, it is very likely that the comrades behind will be unlucky.

Papa!! After the British retreated to the second trench, they became brave again, mainly because they saw that there were no bullets in the guns of the Japanese devils, and there were a few bullets here. The dozens of Japanese soldiers rushed over were considered unlucky. They were determined to fight for bayonets with the British. If they could defeat the British on cold weapons, there would be something to say when they went back. But the problem was that these British people did not fight for bayonets with them, but they actually started shooting again. After dozens of people died, the people behind cursed and retreated back to the first line of defense and began to shoot against the British. In their impression, these British people really had no Bushido spirit at all, so why did they start shooting while fighting?

In the charge just now, the Japanese devils took advantage of it, but when they went back and counted their troops, they did not die less than the British. The British left more than 100 bodies, and the Japanese also died more than 80 people, which just confirmed the old saying that killing an enemy will hurt 80 yourself.

However, the British also made a fatal mistake. They placed most of their weapons and equipment on the first line of defense, and did not have any deep defense at all. The second line of defense sounds nice and called a line of defense. It sounds bad. It is just a trench. This trench is not used for defense, but just to prevent the Japanese devils from coming. Speaking of the Japanese devils' tanks, these little dodding tanks just now showed their power on the battlefield. Since entering the Chinese battlefield, as long as they did not encounter the security regiment army, it is still possible. If they encounter the security regiment army, this is the moving coffin box.

Originally, the Japanese army had to give up these things, but they didn't expect to use them when fighting against the British. Just now, the first line of defense was completely the little Douding tanks working hard. After they rushed forward, the bullets of the general machine gun hit their shells. As long as they did not attack a place violently, they could still hold on. If the security team sold the large-caliber heavy machine guns to the British, these little Douding tanks would be tragic. Unfortunately, the security team had expected this a long time ago. They sold them only ordinary bullets, and they did not sell them armor-piercing bullets at all. Therefore, it was very easy for the Japanese devils to break through the first line of defense. The British Empire's army was just like this, not much different from the local warlords in China. This is the Japanese devils' evaluation of the British Empire's army.

"You guys are wrong. Their army cannot even catch up with the troops of the local warlords in China. If it were the troops of those local warlords, they still had the courage to organize suicide squads, carry their whole body with grenades, and come to die with our tanks. But look at what other British people have to learn from besides escaping? They don't even have the spirit of sacrifice at all. I really don't know how these British people occupied such a large territory in the world. Did they all rely on luck?" This is the evaluation of the British army by the commander of the Yamashita Brigade. In his opinion, the combat capability of the British army cannot even catch up with a local warlord in China. At least they have a spirit of sacrifice when defending their country. These British people really have no spirit of sacrifice at all, and there are many spirits of deserters.

In fact, from another perspective, we cannot blame the British for not having the spirit of sacrifice. The main reason is that the war fought by the Chinese is just. They defend their country, so sometimes they will sacrifice their lives, and their relatives are also in the rear. If they do not fight hard, their relatives will be bullied by the Japanese. But the British are different. In the territory of China, the British are also colonists. Their relationship with the Japanese is just a relationship that comes first and then comes. The loss is not the fundamental interests of their own, and there is no need to fight desperately.

The six generals Yan Jun were very happy to see his army rushing into the first line of defense so quickly at the front line of observation point. They immediately issued an order to the commander of the Yamashita Brigade and struck while the iron was hot. This is what all the commanders knew, and there was no need to worry about the British going to play tricks, because at this time the British could take out all the weapons and equipment. According to the Japanese's reconnaissance, there was no discovery that a large number of convoys were driven from the security regiment, which means that the security regiment's army did not think about supporting them.

When the British began to use the weapons and ammunition of the Security Group, General Yan Jun was so scared that he really couldn't sleep at night. He really thought that the Security Group and the British had formed an alliance. But now he remembered what Hideki Tojo said, that the boss of the Security Group would not form an alliance with any foreigners.

According to Commander Tojo's evaluation of Mao Yuanshan, he felt that that person had a strong national self-esteem, especially in terms of war, who did not believe in foreigners at all. He was a typical supporter in China who was not my race, especially in the face of the invaders of this country. It would be nice not to cause trouble for you. He also wanted to cooperate with you and dream.

Speaking of which, Yan Jun’s six generals should hate Mao Yuanshan the most, but in today’s battle, he suddenly felt a little grateful to this guy. Without his help, how could he have entered Hong Kong so easily? Although he didn’t know what agreement Mao Yuanshan reached with the Hong Kong people, he knew that Mao Yuanshan should have breached the contract today, otherwise, his army would not have been able to enter so quickly.
Chapter completed!