Mototanakaji finally obeyed Tadao Ririya's order and retreated to the 382 highland.┡

This does not mean that Mototanakaki obeys Kurirabayashi Tadao's command wholeheartedly... The hatred between the Japanese Navy and the 6th Army was not a matter of one day or two, and it was not easy to resolve and unite together.

The reason why Mototanakaki retreated was because he had not yet mustered up enough courage to charge "Long Live the charge"... Some things are indeed easy to remember, but it is another matter if you really do it.

In fact, Tadashi Kurirabashi ordered Tsuna Nakajima to retreat, which was not entirely a "high-spirited and noble character". I hope to preserve the lives of Tsuna Nakajimashi and the Navy Special 6 team... Of course, there is also the intention to preserve the lives of these Japanese troops. Tadashi Kurirabashi was very clear that they had a common strong enemy at this time, so no matter how big the internal conflicts were, they had to let go first. Simply put, it was to unite all forces that could be united, so that at least they could kill more enemies.

However, more importantly, Tadashi Kurirabayashi hopes that Mototanakaki's retreat can attract Chinese troops to the trap he set, that is, the airport... Tadashi Kurirabayashi thought that the Chinese troops would definitely take advantage of the victory to chase Mototanakaki's tail and chase him all the way to Height 382. To reach Height 382, ​​Tadashi Kurirabayashi must cross Airport No. 1, so Tadashi Kurirabayashi can kill and injure the Chinese team in large quantities.

This can be said to be a killing of numbers in one fell swoop, which can kill and damage the vitality of the Chinese team, and can also establish authority in one battle to increase the morale of our own troops. By the way, it can also save the life of the Navy and sell the navy to one favor.

From this we can also see that Tadao Riribayashi's scheming is far beyond what Mototanakashi can compare to.

but……

Tadakami Riribayashi was soon disappointed because in his telescope, he unexpectedly saw that the Chinese team did not pursue, but instead relied on the beach to consolidate the position.

"What's going on?" Tadao Li Lin said to himself: "It's not like their style!"

Horie Yoshitaka replied: "Maybe they want to gain a foothold on the shore, wait a little longer!"

"Yes!" Li Lin Tadao nodded.

The Chinese team on the other side also encountered trouble.

This "trouble" does not refer to the resistance of the Japanese army. What was beyond Wu Yuhang's expectations was that the 6th was much simpler than he thought. Although Japanese light weapons and machine guns and bullets kept flying around on the beach from time to time, and sometimes mortar shells were blown away by the sand, he almost did not see any fortifications that the Japanese army could resist the advance of the troops... Most of them were blown up in previous bombings, and occasionally there were a few bunkers, but these bunkers were quickly blown up by the soldiers under the cover and coordination of the amphibious 6th vehicle.

The trouble here refers to the fact that the "Donald Duck" or "Sheerman" tank was trapped on the shore because it was too heavy to move.

Wu Yuhang reported this situation to Zhang Chi as soon as possible.

Originally, Wu Yuhang hoped that Zhang Chi would send some bulldozers and a team of engineers to open a road for those tanks, but Zhang Chi shouted anxiously at the other end of the microphone: "Don't worry about those tanks, organize defense immediately and prepare for anti-aircraft artillery!"

After pausing, Zhang Chi asked again: "Have you reported your location?"

"Reported!" Wu Yuhang replied.

"Report the positions in front and both wings!" Zhang Chi explained: "Tighten the time to complete the test shot!"

"Yes!" Wu Yuhang responded.

Wu Yuhang really didn't understand why the Master was so nervous, and at the same time, he didn't understand why the Master was not allowed to pursue him but organized defense... Seeing the Japanese fleeing just now, he would never believe that the Japanese were defeated. If he could follow the Japanese behind the back of the 6th amphibious ride, it would be so pleasant.

But Wu Yuhang finally suppressed this idea and then organized defense and built fortifications according to Zhang Chi's order.

The advantage of a beach is that fortifications are easy to build, and a trench is dug out in just a few strokes. Of course, there are advantages and disadvantages. Such fortifications can easily be blown down, and as soon as they jump into the lower part of the trench, they are buried in the infiltrated sea water, which makes people feel very uncomfortable.

So Wu Yuhang once again doubted Zhang Chi's order... This is definitely not a good defensive position. Not only can the tanks be maneuverable, but people in the trenches will have difficulty in moving because of sea water. In addition, weapons and equipment are also prone to problems due to moisture, water, sand, etc.

In fact, this is not just a good defensive position, because the back of the troops is an ocean with no way out, so it can be said to be a dead place.

However, military things often do not have the saying "absolutely correct". Under different conditions and environments, they often have unexpected changes. For example, the empty city plan sung by Zhuge Liang is not a taboo in military strategists.

At this time, Wu Yuhang was in a state of great trouble. After all, his subordinates were his own brothers of thousands, and he was responsible for their lives. So he gritted his teeth and wanted to contact Zhang Chi again to request an attack or transfer the position.

At this moment, a roar came from the top of his head, and then the shells hit the beach with a sharp roar. Wu Yuhang had no time to scream and "lie down", and then the shells blew the beach like a boiling pot of porridge...

At this time, Wu Yuhang understood why Zhang Chi's orders were... The Japanese were actually not without guns, nor did they have the power to fight back, but they were waiting for the best opportunity.

Now, the Japanese obviously think that they can't wait for the best time, so they have to fire.

Wu Yuhang was right. When Li Lin Zhongdao waited for a while and it was now that the Chinese troops did not continue to board the 6th or advance, they had no choice but to order the artillery to fire.

Although the artillery fire did blow up the beach in a mess, Tadakami Li Lin knew that this bombardment would not have much effect, because the Chinese were ready, and even the Chinese fighter jets hovering in the air dived down and dropped a bunch of bombs... The Japanese artillery fire exposed its position while firing the artillery. This was actually killing one thousand enemies and destroying eight hundred of them, and it might even kill a thousand enemies.

"What's wrong?" Tadako Riri Lin, who put down his telescope, said in a depressing mood: "How can the Chinese know our plan? Is it because our plan leaked? Or are there any spies among us?!"

"Lieutenant General!" Horie Yoshitaka replied: "The plan cannot leak the news, because only you and I know it, and of course there is no spy... I think, it may be that the Chinese people saw something from the deployment of our anti-aircraft guns!"

Li Lin Zhongdao couldn't help but squint his eyes when he heard this... If the Chinese saw something from the deployment of anti-aircraft guns, then this opponent would be terrible.

(To be continued.)8
Chapter completed!