In this battle, they had annihilated the Japanese Third Regiment and seized a huge amount of military supplies!
If it was placed in other troops, it would be enough to equip two or three regiments.
Although he basically didn't care about these things, they were still a lot of resources. Whether it was to expand his equipment, hand them over, or sell them, he could earn a lot of silver.
"This time, all of you have contributed greatly to the elimination of the Japanese Third Regiment. I will definitely report your contributions to my superiors!”Chu Yunfei said in a clear voice, causing a wave of cheers.
"Fang Ligong!"
"Here!"
"Yes, sir!" A hint of joy appeared on Fang Ligong's face as he turned around to find a signalman to contact the headquarters.
Everyone knew that the annihilation of the Japanese Third Regiment was a huge achievement! Their troops would definitely be able to obtain a considerable amount of battle achievements.
This victory was an unprecedented victory for the Republic of China!
……
On this day, radio stations all over the country suddenly received this message:
"On July 12, 28th year of the Republic of China, the 5358th regiment of the National Revolutionary Army encountered the 3rd Sakata regiment of the infantry under the jurisdiction of the 4th Brigade of the Japanese Army in Luye County. Colonel Chu Yunfei, the commander of the 358th regiment, personally led the troops to fight fiercely against the Japanese army. The battle lasted for a day until the night of the same day. This battle killed the Japanese army's third regiment commander, Sakata Shingtsu, and seized the Japanese army's third regiment flag. The third regiment was completely annihilated!
"That's all I have to say. I hope the Japanese army will not make any mistakes and say that they did not warn us. Otherwise, it will be too late to regret!”
"Year 28, July 12th, written by the colonel of the 358th regiment, Chu Yunfei to Lu Ye!”
When the telegram was sent out, the entire country's attention was instantly focused on the Shanxi region, on Luye County and Regiment 358.
The First Army Headquarters of the Japanese North China Front Army
"Baka! What guts, this Chu Yunfei is dead!”
Shinozuka Yoshio tore the message into pieces and shouted angrily.
"Baka! A bunch of trash! Simply stupid!" At this moment, Shinozuka Yoshio was like a furious lion. His eyes were bloodshot as he roared angrily,"A regiment of the Empire, with three to four thousand warriors, including the regiment commander, was wiped out by the Chinese army just like that. More importantly, it was just a regiment that wiped them out! And it was a warlord's army like the Jinsui Army. This was simply a disgrace!”
"This is the greatest humiliation our empire has suffered since entering China!”
"What is even more humiliating for the Imperium is that you have yet to catch the culprit. You are simply a bunch of good-for-nothings!”
As he spoke, Shinozuka Yoshio seemed to get angry again and slapped the Japanese colonel's face a few more times.
"Hi!" The Japanese colonel's heart was filled with bitterness.
He wanted to explain himself and ask the commander for more time, but when he saw Matsui Ishigen's furious expression, the Japanese colonel wisely chose to keep his mouth shut.
However, he hated Chu Yunfei in his heart. If it wasn't for him, how could he have fallen into such a predicament?
"Damn you, damn Chu Yunfei, he is provoking us, he is provoking the Japanese Empire! I want him dead! I want to personally chop off his head and announce it to the world!”
"Tell the 4th Brigade to capture this Chinese man and destroy the 358th Regiment. I want to personally cut off his head and hang it in public. I want these despicable Chinese pigs to know the consequences of provoking the soldiers of the Great Japan Empire!”
"I want to let the Chinese people know that they have to pay the price in blood if they dare to provoke our empire!”
Shinozuka Yoshio's eyes gleamed coldly as he gnashed his teeth.
"Hey! Commander! We must catch the culprit as soon as possible!”
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