After Nishimura Nakasa finished ordering, he immediately sent troops to guard his troops from both sides and behind him. He had already felt that Hu Yunfeng once again put him and his troops to the point of death. His troops had lost more than a large group of troops when fighting against the US military on the hilltop, and the US military had nearly 3,000 troops, and the nearly 500 troops hidden there that Hu Yunfeng didn't know, and he had troops that were more powerful than the US military and better at jungle combat.

At this time, Nakasa Nishimura felt that his troops were not safe, and he was in a dilemma. When attacking, the troops were very tired and could not attack the mountain. Withdrawal, if Hu Yunfeng's troops were ambushed nearby, as long as his troops retreated, the US troops captured from the mountain, Hu Yunfeng's troops would come out and attack from the mountain. Nakasa Nishimura didn't have to think that his troops would definitely be annihilated. Moreover, retreating means giving up the squadron led by Nakasa Maruyama and him...

Perhaps the situation was not as good as I imagined. Nishimura Nakasa did not have many ways to resolve the current crisis, so he had to comfort himself. He immediately ordered: "Except for the troops attacking the mountain, other personnel immediately built fortifications on the spot."

Nakasa Nishimura could only use static to control his troops. Fortunately, his current number of troops plus artillery, engineers and medical teams still have more than 3,000 people, which is not much different from Hu Yunfeng and the US military. If it is just defense, Nakasa Nishimura was confident that he would wait until Mutaguchi Ryoshi's division sent reinforcements.

Nakasa Nishimura was worried that his troops would be annihilated by Hu Yunfeng and the US military, so he forgot that his mission was to eliminate Hu Yunfeng. Mudaguchi Ryok also learned that Nakasa Nishimura was now fighting the Americans. He immediately called and ordered Nakasa Nishimura to give up the Americans and continue to look for Hu Yunfeng.

Can Nishimura Nakasa get rid of the Americans? Nishimura Nakasa thinks that if Hu Yunfeng and the Americans set up a trap to annihilate his troops, he would not be able to get rid of the Americans. Now it is not a discussion on the annihilation of Hu Yunfeng, but about how his troops can avoid the end of annihilation. Therefore, he insisted on continuing to fight with the Americans and asked the commander of the Mudaguchi Ryoshi Division to send reinforcements immediately and provide air support at dawn.

Nishimura Nakasa convinced Mutaguchi Ryo with the reason that Nakasa Maruyama led his troops around the back of the Americans. Mutaguchi Ryo also agreed to Nishimura Nakasa's plan, stood there, waiting for Maruyama Nakasa's troops to attack and attack on both sides to destroy the US army. It is favorable to capture the mountain and lead Hu Yunfeng's troops to appear. Of course, Mutaguchi Ryo also agreed to immediately reinforce and provide air support after dawn.

Nishimura Nakasa believed that this was the best way to keep the constant and defend. With a number of people equivalent to the Chinese and American troops, he could hold them back and wait for air support and Mudaguchi Renya's reinforcements to arrive after the sky was dawn, and eliminate Hu Yunfeng and the US troops in one fell swoop. Attack, as long as Maruyama Nakasa led his troops to successfully go around behind the US troops or flanks to launch a sudden attack, the troops at the foot of the mountain launched another fierce attack, and he believed that he could capture the top of the mountain. As long as the US troops were eliminated, Hu Yunfeng's troops appeared, and then stared at Hu Yunfeng's troops again, Nishimura Nakasa did not believe that his troops and reinforcements would not be able to eliminate Hu Yunfeng's troops with less than 500 people.

Nishimura Nakasa had a solution, and in addition to stepping up the construction of fortifications on site just in case. He also kept ordering the troops to strengthen the attack. This made Brigadier General Melier, who had received news of the failure of Lieutenant Colonel Ente's raid, had a headache.

"Damn yellow-skinned monkeys, it seems they won't leave?" The Japanese offensive momentum did not decrease, but the number of people attacked each time decreased. Brigadier General Melier was not worried that the hill was captured by the Japanese. He now saw the Japanese starting to build fortifications under the hill. He was worried that the Japanese army would stay here to fight for consumption with his troops. Myanmar was occupied by the Japanese, and the Japanese could have supplies, but the United States was unable to obtain supplies.

"Ltd. Colonel Xiangte, don't be sad anymore. It's not your fault for the failure of this attack." Brigadier General Melier put down his telescope to comfort Lieutenant Xiangte, who was still by his side and was sad about the failure of the attack on the Japanese. He continued: "Ltd. Colonel Xiangte, you are an expert in the jungle warfare. The Japanese cannot capture the mountain and look like they are going to confront us here. Now many of our wounded people cannot retreat. Do you have any solutions?"

Xiang Special School looked at the foot of the mountain and said, "First, we launched an active attack to defeat the Japanese. Second, we wait for the Chinese troops to arrive to attack the Japanese with us. Third, we retreat now and leave a small army to block the Japanese. Fourth, we give up the wounded. We will return along the same route while the night is dark."

He would definitely not be able to give up the wounded. He took the initiative to launch an attack to see the momentum of the Japanese attack. Milier believed that the Japanese wanted his troops to attack, and it would be difficult to defeat the Japanese with attack. When Hu Yunfeng's troops arrived to rescue him, Hu Yunfeng could not contact him yet. Milier had lost confidence in Hu Yunfeng. Perhaps only a small army was left to block the Japanese army, and he led his large troops and the wounded to retreat in the dark. Milier knew that sooner or later he would be eliminated with the Japanese.

"General, the telegram from the Emperor of the Greater Chinese Empire." Just as Brigadier General Melier was about to give up on continuing his battle with the Japanese army, Hu Yunfeng's telegram arrived.

Hu Yunfeng also saw the Japanese starting to build fortifications. He knew that the Japanese must have discovered that the Americans were fighting against them, and he was worried that his troops would come out at any time to attack the Japanese. Hu Yunfeng also understood the Americans. Americans did not regard surrender as a huge shame like the Easterners. The Japanese and Americans were exhausted, but his troops were not showing up for a long time. Hu Yunfeng believed that Brigadier General Melier must know what the outcome would be to be entangled by the Japanese in the Wild Man Mountain. Therefore, Hu Yunfeng could not let the Americans escape, let alone the Americans were defeated by the Japanese and surrendered. He needed to give Melier and the American Meller Commando a glimmer of hope.

It turned out that Hu Yunfeng and his troops were rushing towards him overnight. Brigadier General Milier saw hope that he could destroy this Japanese army. After reading the telegram, Milier ordered the telegrapher: "Tell the Chinese immediately that we are fighting with the Japanese and ask them how far they are from us."

After receiving Hu Yunfeng's call again, Mellier was very confident. Although Hu Yunfeng's troops were very difficult at night, Hu Yunfeng's troops were less than 20 kilometers away from here. Hu Yunfeng's troops would probably take two or three hours to get here.

It was less than 20 years old, which means that you can use a walkie-talkie to call Hu Yunfeng. Brigadier General Melli immediately telegraphed the correspondent to send a telephone number to inquire about Hu Yunfeng's walkie-talkie frequency, and he wanted to call Hu Yunfeng.

"Captain, the Americans are going to talk to you on the walkie-talkie." Jeddah said to Hu Yunfeng, who was still watching the Japanese.

"Tell them the frequency, I'll be on the phone with Melier." Hu Yunfeng replied softly, then went to Lin Xingguo Road beside him: "Go and bring Wu Yongming's walkie-talkie and turn on the phone."

"Your Majesty, do you hear the sound of gunfire?" Brigadier General Melier took the walkie-phone and said excitedly.

"Yes, General Melier, I heard it." Hu Yunfeng answered calmly and asked again: "How many troops are there in the Japanese fighting with you? In which direction are they?"

General Melier originally wanted to ask Hu Yunfeng if he had lost a guard. When he heard Hu Yunfeng speak, he asked the number and direction of the Japanese troops. Melier thought that it was probably because he had guessed wrongly. He replied: "How much is it, it's too dark to see clearly, but I guess it will definitely not be less than my troops. The Japanese attack was very fierce. I have lost one-third of the troops now. My troops have more than 400 injuries and need penicillin to treat them urgently. Your Majesty, please arrive as soon as possible."

The Americans have lost one-third of their troops, and the United States has lost so much as the advantage of terrain and firepower? Hu Yunfeng could not imagine how the Americans fought in this battle? Of course, he was very happy. He said: "General Melier, don't worry, you have to hold on for another two or three hours, and I believe my troops will arrive at dawn. I never took these Japanese troops seriously. If it weren't for you, my troops had now reached Myitkyina, and my troops had wiped out a large group of Japanese people, and no one was injured or killed. Tell me where the Japanese troops are in your position? I will lead the troops behind the Japanese army to raid them, and then we will beat these Japanese monkeys together."

"The Japanese are on the south side of us, and my troops occupied a mountain to block the Japanese. But now I have just sent troops to raid the Japanese, and the Japanese are now starting to build defensive positions." Melier told Hu Yunfeng truthfully.

Hehe, I know all of these. Hu Yunfeng heard that Milier's mood stabilized and smiled a lot, saying, "General Milier, all my troops are in the jungle special forces. Not to mention that your troops are still there, even without your troops, I can easily destroy those Japanese troops in the jungle of Savage Mountain. Moreover, I also brought new weapons and waited to hold on. Then see how my troops eliminated the Japanese monkeys."

Melier had heard of the strength of Hu Yunfeng's troops as early as India. Now when he heard Hu Yunfeng tell him with great confidence that he would not use their US troops, Hu Yunfeng's troops could destroy the Japanese troops. Melier instantly decided not to retreat and resolutely resist the Japanese attack. When Hu Yunfeng brought his troops to arrive, he would wipe out the Japanese monkey unit together and avenge the soldiers of their fallen Meller Commando.

"Your Majesty, please rest assured that my troops will be able to hold on." Melier promised.

"General Melier, I will contact you when my troops arrive at their position. In another two or three hours, we will celebrate the victory. This victory should belong to you and your Meller Commando. This battle will be recorded in history because of the heroic spirit of Meller Commando. The American people and the Chinese people will not forget you. Remember that the commander of the Meller Commando is called Melier. I want to suggest to General Roosevelt and General Stilwell that you will be promoted from brigade general to major general." Hu Yunfeng laughed softly.
Chapter completed!