The Japanese squad leader immediately lay down with his soldiers and lie down. While fighting back, he issued flag words to ask the brigade behind him to come up, or ask Kitani for instructions on how to act, or transfer mortars to attack the enemy.

Muya, who received the flag words, led a team to catch up with the Tugang, bombarded and occupied it. He believed that there were no traps like landmines on the Tugang. Moreover, he really had to observe it himself before he could decide the next action.

On the ground, the Japanese's firepower suddenly increased, making the soldiers behind the trench unable to raise their heads, and the shooting in the woods also stopped.

But this was just the beginning. In the depression that the Japanese did not really pay attention to, ten thunder cannons had already been loaded. The angle was adjusted, and under the cover of the weeds, they opened their mouths and pointed them at the ground.

I felt that there were enough Japanese on the ground, so the two lurking artillery soldiers twisted the medicine they twisted together, and squatted among the weeds with their ears covered.

Mugu observed and felt that the enemy's field deployment was really ridiculous. There were more favorable soil hills that did not guard and ran to the crops to guard the trenches? Or the enemy was thinking of delaying time and taking a step back. The mound in the distance might be another short-term blocking position?

A continuous muffled sound suddenly came from the depression, and more than a dozen shell-shaped explosive packs suddenly flew up in the air, drew an arc of death in the sky. In the surprised and puzzled eyes of the Japanese, they fell on the small hill.

The violent explosion was like a burst of thunder, the smoke of gunpowder rolled up wildly, the soil that soared up, and dust flooded the hills and blocked people's sight. The earth shook violently in the explosion, and the smoke spreading in the air made the surrounding sky darken.

The improved standard thunderbolt is thickened and lengthened, and the diameter is reduced to 150mm, but its performance is greatly improved. It can send five kilograms of explosives, shells, and ten kilograms to more than three hundred meters.

What is the concept of five kilograms of explosives and how powerful is it? Just imagine that the charge of a grenade is only about fifty grams, and it can basically be converted.

Even if the accuracy is not as accurate as that of a professional artillery, it can be compensated by the range of killing. Basically, within a radius of fifteen meters of the explosion, even if it is not hit by shrapnel, it will be killed by the shock wave. Within thirty or fifty meters, it is very common to be shocked and deaf.

The smoke gradually dissipated, and there were no Japanese active on the grounds of the football field. Even the Japanese who were moving towards the grounds and were slightly away from them, including artillery soldiers and ammunition operators who operated mortars, were dizzy and dumb by the continuous explosions.

The battlefield was short and completely quiet. Although the "Imperial Army" on the ground were killed by the bomb, most of them were shocked and buried by the soil, and most of them would never hear the sound!

The loud charge sounded, and the soldiers who were shocked by the big explosion woke up and shouted and rushed out of the woods behind the trenches, running towards the hills. Hundreds of meters away, many soldiers were still a little disgusting by the trembling of the explosion.

The battle was short but not intense. Even if the Japanese on the Tugang survived, they were weak, deaf and dizzy, and lost most of their combat effectiveness. They were killed like chopping melons and vegetables. More than 20 Japanese on the Tugang protected the artillery and fled in panic, but they were just living for a while.
Chapter completed!