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- Artillery shells, countless artillery shells, came over the ground, and there was a roaring sound all the time. The high-speed flying metal projectiles, the friction of the air, the penetrating scream, captured the soul!
"Boom, boom, boom!" The shells smashed into the marching column of the US landing troops. Smoke and dust were everywhere, the fire was flashing, shrapnel was flying, and the sand and sand were mixed with the broken arms of the US soldiers. They scattered, and the beach that was peaceful just now turned into a hell in an instant. .
The intensity of the I army's bombardment reached the battlefield on Hawaii Island. It was the highest intensity since the beginning. At first, you could still clearly see the explosion points. Later, one explosion point was connected to another, rows of earth waves turned up, and the sea surface Constantly rising and falling like the waves of death, on the waves of death are the bodies of American soldiers flying into the air.
The earth was trembling violently, whistling and spinning. Irregular shrapnel flew aimlessly, like the scythe of death, harvesting the lives of American soldiers. Blood, minced meat, mixed with sediment, were in the smoke of gunpowder. Inside, a bloody bright red bloomed!
i Japan's Seventh Army's deadly counterattack has officially begun. Commander Lieutenant General Nakano Yoshiki chose the right time. It was just after Suzuki's air force was driven away by U.S. carrier-based aircraft and fled in all directions, and the U.S. carrier-based aircraft The aircraft also ran out of fuel and had to return to the ship, unable to pose an air threat to its own artillery and infantry.
This is also the time when most of the US military forces are most relaxed mentally and consciously after a successful landing. It is also the time when the US military troops are huddled together and the most intensive. Lieutenant General Nakano Yoshiki has the purpose of crippling the US military reinforcements. Yes, for this devastating blow, he used eight field artillery regiments and nearly four hundred large-caliber artillery pieces to form twelve artillery groups. From all angles, they could cover an area of ??less than one hundred square kilometers. US military landing site.
The I Army artillery group does not need to be tested. Lieutenant General Nakano Yoshiki intended to leave the landing site for the United States. All the coordinates and directions are installed in
In the mind of the artillery commander of the i Army, this was a trap set by Nakano Yoshiki for the United States. In the trap, the most deadly sting was countless artillery shells.
Lieutenant General Nakano Yoshiki gave the order to Major General Yokota, the artillery commander of the Seventh Army, to "cover all directions, carry out carpet bombardment, and destroy all your artillery shells. After the battle, if I find that there are still shells left in that artillery group, , then the gun commander of this artillery group must commit suicide by caesarean section!"
Lieutenant General Harrison, who had just walked out of the tent, was hit by a violent explosion. The air wave stirred up was like straw, and was blown far away. Fortunately, he was on the soft beach, so the Lieutenant General did not fall to pieces. The tent he was in just now floated out like a kite. There were explosions of fire and the smell of gunpowder smoke everywhere. Under the shells as dense as locusts, the life of a lieutenant general was no better than that of a lieutenant general. How much more valuable is an ordinary soldier?
Several conscientious guards pressed Lieutenant General Harrison under them and built a bunker for him. Lieutenant General Harrison crawled on the beach and felt that his heart was being beaten by several handles. The sledgehammer struck hard. My vision went black and I couldn't breathe. I could no longer distinguish the sound of the exploding shells. The sky was roaring and the earth was shaking. The American soldiers in the shelling area could only hear something like The sound of a tornado!
The last wave of landing craft from the 6th Division of the U.S. Marine Corps had just arrived at the landing site. The U.S. soldiers jumped into the almost submerged water and watched in despair as the shells plunged down and stirred up the sea. The water column fell, and the bodies of more than a dozen American soldiers floated up. The blue water turned into a faint red color in an instant.
The landing craft was blown to pieces by artillery shells. The burning wreckage swirled and sank silently to the bottom of the sea. From the sea to the beach, from the beach to the coconut grove, there was no trace of the quiet and beautiful Hawaiian beach. Beauty, all shrouded in smoke and blood.
On board the USS McGinn, the flagship of the US Pacific Fleet, which was more than ten nautical miles away from the beach of Hawaii Island, the fleet commander, Vice Admiral Fulwood, stared at the landing site like a burning volcano in amazement. After more than ten minutes, Only then did he react as if he were waking up from a dream, staring with bloodshot eyes, grabbed the combat staff officer's collar, and shouted loudly: "Quickly, order all carrier-based aircraft to take off, destroy
The artillery position of the i Army! "
The combat staff struggled and said: "Your Excellency, Commander, the carrier-based aircraft is refueling and replenishing ammunition. It will take thirty minutes at the earliest before it can take off!" Thirty minutes?
This machine can fire tens of thousands of artillery shells, and the blood of American soldiers can dye the beach red.
Lieutenant General Fullwood angrily threw away the combat staff, rushed into the command cabin, picked up the phone, and yelled: "I order the main naval guns of all warships to be captured immediately.
The location of the artillery position of the i Army must be destroyed immediately and hit hard! "
The answers from each warship also made him angry and frustrated, "Report to the commander, the visibility above the landing site is extremely low, and it is impossible to find
The exact location of the artillery position of the i Army cannot be suppressed and bombarded. Please order the landing troops to provide
The exact location of the artillery position of the i Army! "
Lieutenant General Fullwood slammed the phone and slumped down on the chair, crying without tears, "Isn't this fucking bullshit? The landing troops can't even save their lives now. They still have the ability." to observe
The artillery position is so deep that it¡¯s too late to hide from the shells! "
Thirty minutes later, the first batch of more than 60 US carrier-based aircraft, which had been refueled and replenished with ammunition, finally rushed into the sky from the take-off decks of the three aircraft carriers under the desperate eyes of Lieutenant General Fullwood. But, unfortunately,
The fighter jets that came in arrived just in time. Immediately, there was a fierce aerial battle, with almost equal numbers of fighter jets from both sides rolling and chasing each other in the air.
More than thirty minutes later, all US carrier-based aircraft had taken off to fight, and finally gained the upper hand.
The fighter jets of the i Army retreated and flew to
The U.S. carrier-based aircraft over the artillery positions of the i Army did not take advantage. On the ground,
The dense air defense firepower network of the i army made it almost impossible for the US carrier-based aircraft to do anything. After losing more than a dozen carrier-based aircraft, it gave
The losses caused by the artillery of the i Army were minimal and they had to return.
Nearly four hundred large-caliber artillery pieces of the i Army's artillery roared for more than an hour before finally stopping. Moreover, the stop was as sudden as it started. Lieutenant General Harrison, who felt that the earth was no longer shaking, struggled to Pushing away the guard pressing down on you, Your Excellency, Commander,
i Ben was thrown into this devastating bombardment and miraculously survived without any injuries.
But his guards paid five lives. Lieutenant General Harrison stood up unsteadily, his ears still buzzing, and he staggered towards the headquarters, with the soles of his feet Next, he was stumbled by bloody corpses from time to time. The only thing he wanted to do was to immediately contact several division commanders and inquire about the casualties of the troops!
Lieutenant General Nakano Yoshiki, commander of the Seventh Army of the I Corps, put down his telescope and said to the chief of staff, Major General Nobuto, with a smile: "It is such a wonderful day. The blood will stain the beautiful beaches of Hawaii Island red. However, that can only be the result of the United States entering the country." After more than an hour of shelling and bloodshed, the United States must be in despair. Now, our infantry should appear and order all attacking troops to attack immediately! "
Lieutenant General Harrison stood in despair at the position of his original headquarters. Nothing was left. In the turned-up sand, several severed hands and feet were exposed. In the air, the smell of gunpowder smoke and pungent blood filled the air. The smell made his chest feel tight, and it was gone. How could he contact the troops and contact that damn Fullwood? Lieutenant General Harrison shouted hoarsely to the staff officers and guards surrounding him: "I If you need a radio or a walkie-talkie, go find it!¡±
All the recruits began to aimlessly search for what the Commander needed. With God's favor, they finally dug out a complete walkie-talkie under a pile of sand. It was still stained with the bright red blood. The staff immediately started Calls were made, first to the 9th and 10th Mechanized Infantry Divisions, and then to the 4th and 6th Marine Divisions.
The only ones who could get through were Brigadier General Jeffrey Spann, commander of the 9th Mechanized Infantry Division. Lieutenant General Harrison grabbed the walkie-talkie and asked with the first sentence: "I am Commander Harrison, Commander Jeffrey Spann." , how about reporting the casualties of your troops?"
Brigadier General Jeffrey Spann climbed out from the dead pile and looked at the mountains and plains.
The soldier of the i Army replied with a pale face: "Commander, there are heavy casualties. The specific situation cannot be calculated.
The i army has begun to attack!
The i army has begun to attack! All over the mountains and plains
Soldiers of the i Army, I request the commander's permission to withdraw the remaining troops of the 9th Division to the landing site immediately! Otherwise, there will be a risk of annihilation! "
" Lieutenant General Harrison's body shook a few times. If a guard hadn't supported him, the Lieutenant General would have fallen headlong on the beach. "
This is a series of blows! First the artillery fire, then the infantry charge,
This is to put the Second Army to death! Even if the Ninth Division stayed in place to block the attack, it would still be
It was swallowed up by the charging wave of the i Army, not to mention, does the Ninth Division still have the ability to fight? "
Harrison said eagerly: "I agree that your troops will retreat immediately. One more thing, contact all troops and try to retreat to the vicinity of the landing site. I will order the navy's naval guns to cover your retreat!"
? ?Lieutenant General Harrison was finally spared
I was completely stunned by the shells that came in. He also knew that there was a fleet and that after the staff wanted to call the fleet headquarters, he lost his politeness and shouted directly: "Fullwood, I order your fleet to use all firepower immediately. and all aircraft to cover the retreat of the landing troops,
The infantry of the i Army began to attack! " - 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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