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While Li Guoyao¡¯s troops were busy taking action, the kid was not idle either!
Although the operations of the Shandong Guerrilla Corps were very secretive during this period, after all, it was a large-scale operation involving tens of thousands of people, and it was impossible to maintain 100% confidentiality. The kid's special high-tech and large and small traitor organizations were not decorations.
After learning about the frequent transfers of Li Guoyao's troops, both the newly arrived Iida Sadagu and Tada Shun in Beiping City paid great attention to it.
The rise of Li Guoyao's troops over the past year is obvious to all. In the eyes of little devils, Li Guoyao stood up on the mountain of corpses and seas of blood of the Imperial Japanese Army. This is completely intolerable.
As the Japanese army, which is bent on establishing the so-called co-prosperity of Greater East Asia, they cannot tolerate such a powerful force in Chu County under their noses.
This not only threatened the safety of the Japanese army in North China, but also threatened the national war, because Li Guoyao's troops were not Tubal Road or guerrillas, but regular troops. Regardless of victory or defeat, as long as such regular troops continued to resist, this For the Chinese people in the occupied areas, its inspiring power was huge.
From the beginning of 1939 to the present, in just one year, the 12th Army launched seven large-scale encirclement and suppression campaigns in the entire Lunan region. As a result, they all failed and the number of soldiers lost was beyond imagination.
So far, the North China Front unanimously believes that the situation in southern Shandong is on the verge of getting out of control. If it is not saved, cities such as Zaozhuang and Xuzhou may be captured in a short time. The transportation artery between Central China and North China will be truncated.
More importantly, so far, this war is still far away, with no hope of ending.
Especially after the Battle of Wuhan, although the Japanese Imperial Army captured Wuhan City, the Chinese army's blockade still caused huge casualties to the Imperial Army. After the war, the Imperial Japanese Army was unable to attack Chongqing and had to station large forces around Wuhan to prevent a possible counterattack by the Nationalist Government.
Looking at the entire Chinese battlefield, although the Imperial Japanese Army occupied a large number of large and medium-sized cities, the battle lines were too long and the occupied towns required a large number of troops to garrison. As a result, the strength of the Imperial Japanese Army on the Chinese battlefield was reduced. Increasingly scarce, stretched thin.
The entire Chinese battlefield is like this, and the North China Front Army is also the same. Its military strength is now in a state of imbalance.
Originally, the strength of the nine divisions, four independent mixed brigades, and six independent regiments under the North China Front could fully satisfy the need to control the North China region. However, since the Eighth Route Army crossed the Yellow River eastward and came to the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Border Region, good times have come to an end. It's over.
Although the Eighth Route Army headquarters has not fought many decent annihilation battles, the results of cold-gun and cold-gun guerrilla tactics are equally surprising. In order to deal with these hateful Tubal Routers, the Imperial Japanese Army had to transfer a large number of first-line field troops to the second-line garrison troops and forming a large number of new troops at the same time, but even so, it is still far from enough.
Moreover, the sudden emergence of Li Guoyao created an astonishing military legend. Less than a year after the army arrived in Shandong, it managed to capture the vast area from Xiong'er Mountain to Heze. Now almost the entire southwestern Shandong is dominated by Li Guoyao. The territory of the headquarters.
More importantly, in the past year, this force captured Zaozhuang, Xuzhou, Heze, Jining and other places, and even cooperated with the Sulu Theater Headquarters to conquer Linyi, Rizhao and Tai'an. In addition to Except for the two megacities of Qingdao and Jinan, almost no prefecture-level cities in Shandong have been attacked.
In order to deal with the rise of Li Guoyao and other anti-Japanese forces in Shandong, the 12th Army and the North China Front Army Headquarters really put a lot of thought into it, and the result was repeated defeats.
According to incomplete statistics, in the past year, the 12th Army alone suffered more than 50,000 casualties, including 38,000 killed and 13,000 injured.
In addition, the Imperial Association Army lost more than 15,000 people, accounting for about one-half of the total strength of the Shandong Imperial Association Army, and 70% of these troops were annihilated by Li Guoyao.
Under such circumstances, the commander of the North China Front, Jun Tada, had to re-understand the threat posed by Li Guoyao's unit and formulate corresponding countermeasures!
"Tada Shun is one of the senior Japanese military officers who has really seen Li Guoyao's strength, and he is also one of the Japanese military officers who understands Li Guoyao. He knew Li Guoyao's personality very well. Either he would not take action, or if he would take action, he would kill him with thunderous blows.
Just like the offensive and defensive battle in southwestern Shandong some time ago, Li Guoyao's troops used extremely deceptive tactics to confuse the Heze garrison, making them think that they were just harassing by a small force and did not pay attention to it.
When they realize that things may not be as simple as they seem, aIt was already too late. Even in the end, they sent reinforcements, but they still failed to save Lu Xinan's defeat.
In the Battle of Southwest Shandong, the Imperial Japanese Army lost troops and generals, and also handed over Heze and other places that had been in operation for two years to Li Guoyao's troops. This concession lasted for more than three months.
For such a situation, Jun Tada was naturally extremely unwilling, so he wanted to fight Li Guoyao in an upright manner.
For this reason, he immediately reported to the base camp after the war, requesting both points and new reinforcements.
After some quarrels, the base camp finally agreed to send reinforcements to the North China Front, including 55 supplementary brigades, and four new divisions arrived on the North China battlefield.
Now that all his additional troops are in place and have been added to various units on the front line, two of the four field divisions have also landed on the North China battlefield at the predetermined location. Everything is developing in a good direction.
Now that he heard that Li Guoyao's troops had made any changes, Jun Tada's first reaction was to kill the chickens to scare the monkeys and destroy them!
"Tada Shun now urgently needs an opponent or a target to demonstrate the strength of the North China Front. Unfortunately, Li Guoyao's troops became his first target.
Soon, Jun Tada issued combat orders to the frontline troops in the name of the supreme commander of the North China Front, requiring all units of the North China Front to be ready for battle at any time.
At the same time, two artillery regiments and a small amount of cavalry were allocated to the 12th Army, which consumed a lot of money, to make up for the loss of technical arms of the 12th Army some time ago. He knew very well that in the next long time, the 12th Army would He will be the protagonist of the front army.
As the troops were in place one after another, Shun Tada issued a new order to the 12th Army Headquarters, asking them to start regaining southwest Shandong and annihilate the opponent's troops in southwest Shandong as much as possible while defeating Li Guoyao's troops.
"Tada Shun's orders are very tough and he is very confident. His confidence comes from the strong strength of his subordinates.
As of now, the North China Front has 11 field divisions with full combat effectiveness, excluding the two three-unit garrison divisions transferred from China, plus the newly arrived 17th Division and 42nd Division. As well as a large number of mixed brigades, there are currently as many as 13 field divisions under the North China Front, and there are also 15 independent mixed brigades, including the cavalry group, the 6th Heavy Artillery Brigade, and the 1st Brigade of the Military Police Headquarters in China. , Independent First Regiment, Fourth Regiment, Tank Regiment, etc., with a total strength of more than 300,000.
This does not include the two domestic divisions that are about to be transferred to North China. If they are included, it will be even more powerful.
¡°In addition, these 300,000 troops are all the Imperial Japanese Army, not counting the Imperial Associated Army in North China.
You must know that there are quite a lot of Imperial Association troops in North China. Qi Xieyuan's North China Security Army alone has 60,000 to 70,000 people. Plus the Shandong Public Security Army, the Imperial Association Army in Chahar, Shaanxi and other places, and the powerful Mongolian army, the total number is The number of troops is at least 200,000.
" In this way, Tada Shun carefully calculated the strength at his disposal, which was more than 500,000 people.
Five hundred thousand troops, such a powerful configuration is the first time since the North China Front was established!
Think about it. Two years ago, the entire Imperial Japanese Army, navy and army totaled only more than 200,000 people. Now he, a front commander, commands more than 500,000 people. How can this prevent him from bloating?
Commanding nearly half a million troops including the puppet troops to fight, Tada Shun's excitement was forgotten. The Shanxi-Sui Army Yan Xishan, the Central Army Wei Lihuang, the Eighth Route Army, and Li Guoyao were all involved. An ant worth noting.
These people will eventually be crushed to pieces in the attack of the Imperial Japanese Army, and no bones and scum will be left behind! (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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