PFC Chapter 810 McDu was also panicking
Chapter 810 McDu was also panicking
Captain Dai said, "General McDu, I think it would be more reliable to light three fires."
Du Maike said proudly to Captain Dai: "Old Dai, don't worry.
This is the unique skill of the Gannan team, it is absolutely correct. "
In fact, he was also very panicked. He thought it was ridiculous that one could summon an airdrop by pressing the flashlight three times.
It’s just that when they received the airdrop in Savage Mountain, the acceptance process was even more excessive than today, and he no longer cared about it in his heart.
After a while, just after McDu pressed the flashlight for the third time, the airdrop sent by the Gansu Army really arrived.
Captain Dai was really surprised, mainly because the location of the airdrop was so accurate.
All the packed boxes were neatly placed in the open space behind them.
After the plane flew away, McDu immediately had someone open the outer packaging.
It was only at this time that Captain Dai discovered that a crowbar was tied with wrapping film to the outside of each airdrop box.
Captain Dai: Are you people in Gannan always so thorough in doing things?
As soon as the box was opened, they found out why the officers and soldiers of the 200th Regiment were not allowed to carry weapons and ammunition.
Because they found that the boxes were filled with brand new weapons and ammunition.
McDu: "Captain Dai, time is running out, quickly distribute weapons and ammunition to the brothers!
The boxes here are filled with American-made M1-Garand semi-automatic rifles.
The box over here contains a combat hip bag, which contains 160 rounds of ammunition.
This box contains 300 Thompson submachine guns, known as Chicago Typewriters, and this box contains magazine chest bags...
This is the mortar, and these boxes are filled with shells...
You guys take these weapons and ammunition first, and someone from the special forces will come over soon to teach you how to use them in combat.
Hey, what's in these boxes? Steamed buns, pickled mustard tubers, and canned luncheon meat?
Captain Dai, would you like some Coke and whiskey?"
McDu's words had no basis in confidence. He did not expect that Commander Song had almost copied the US military's individual rations.
Not only is there Coke, there's also whiskey.
How could I face myself in front of my brothers from the 200th Division?
The weapons were distributed and the rations were also delivered, but no one was willing to eat them and wanted to save them for the next morning.
McDu: "Only soldiers who have finished their meals can cross the river. You can't carry all these bottles and cans with you. It will affect the march and delay things too much."
After hearing what he said, the soldiers of the 200th Division began to eat with relish.
After finishing their meal, the soldiers had already started to row across the Nujiang River using hanging baskets.
Then heavy weapons such as heavy machine guns and mortars crossed the river.
It’s just a pity that the speed of crossing the river is so slow and unpleasant.
Less than twenty minutes later, Captain Dai could no longer wait and came to McDull to seek a solution.
"General Mike, crossing the river like this is too slow. Do you have any idea to speed it up?"
McDew: "I do have a way to speed it up, but it's too dangerous."
Commander Dai: "What kind of solution is it? Tell us so we can have some advice."
Brigadier General McDu gave a wink to a team member next to him.
The team member walked to the edge of a zip line and unbuckled the belt around his waist.
He hooked the belt over the zipline and looped it around his wrist.
I saw him push his feet hard on the edge of the cliff, and he was paddling towards the other side of the Nujiang River very quickly.
McDu: “This speed is fast enough, but it’s too dangerous.
If you are not careful, you can easily fall into the river.
Look at the water level of the Nu River below, it is certain that there will be no chance of survival.”
Captain Dai looked at his guard platoon leader, who nodded without saying anything.
After drinking the last sip of Coke, he also unbuckled his belt and slid across the Nujiang River.
After the platoon leader slid over, he realized that there was an open rope net on the opposite mountain.
When he reaches the end, loosen the belt and walk away along the net.
In this way, the heavy weapons were carried in the basket on the pulley, and the soldiers of the 200th Regiment of the Expeditionary Force slid over directly using the belts.
Maybe it was because they had just eaten, or maybe it was because they were homesick.
They all passed the Nujiang River chasm, and not a single soldier or weapon fell into the river.
Now, Captain Dai has lost the joy he felt when he just returned to his motherland.
What replaced it was a face full of fortitude and courage, as well as a heart that wanted to kill the Japanese.
"The 200th Regiment has been reorganized as a company unit. Please ask Mike... General Du to give us instructions on our next action plan."
After they all passed the Nujiang River, Du Maike finally took off his big sunglasses.
This was a typical oriental face, and for a moment the soldiers of the 200th regiment seemed a little dazed.
“Please remember my face, my surname is Du, my name is Du Maike, and I am a real Chinese from Gansu.
By chance, I helped the Americans shoot down the Japanese planes in the Pacific Ocean.
Because I have saved a lot of their people, and I don't want to convert to American citizenship.
That's why they promoted me to honorary brigadier general, otherwise I would have become a major general of the Allied Air Force long ago.
Don't feel sorry for my experience. I was born a Chinese and will be a Chinese ghost when I die.
The high position and generous salary given to me by others cannot change my sincere desire to serve my country.
Now that we don't have the British to cause trouble for us, I hope you can all muster up your courage.
Today I will lead you warriors to break through the Japanese defensive positions.
This time we have to fight all the way back to the mainland, back to our hometown, and defeat all the devils who stand in our way."
Before McDew gave his speech, everyone was reminded not to make loud noises.
Otherwise, if everyone shouted out, it would alarm the Japanese.
Captain Dai's blood was already boiling with excitement after hearing this, but he felt puzzled.
Didn't we agree that we would come here to attract the Japanese's attention? Why did we end up fighting our way back?
It was just that they listened to McDew's speech with too much passion.
Captain Dai also put the matter of "going back to his hometown" out of his mind.
They started the action at ten o'clock in the evening, with Gannan's special forces leading the way for the 200th Regiment.
Even so, the 200th Regiment did not arrive at the outskirts of the Baoshan Cable Bridge until three o'clock in the morning.
Ten kilometers is not far. If they were marching inland, it would take them less than two hours even if they were fully armed.
However, there are many rainforests here, making it difficult to walk, and the closer you get to Baoshan, the more likely you are to encounter the Japanese's secret sentries and mobile sentries.
Along the way, the soldiers of the 200th Regiment were located at the rear and had no idea of the situation ahead.
But Captain Dai, who was walking in front, was able to open his eyes.
He followed Du Maike closely, using the special forces' night vision goggles, then the thermal imaging device, and had a lot of fun.
In the thermal imager, he could spot not only the Japanese secret sentries but even a fox running at night.
If you put on the night vision goggles, you can see the extraordinary skills of those special forces soldiers.
They either used blowguns and crossbows, or throwing knives and darts.
Or you could get close to the enemy with a dagger and cut their necks.