Crossing North Korea, I became a US soldier, and my opponent was my grandfather.

The Chinese soldiers reacted quickly and rushed towards the kangaroo soldiers first, knocking down five or six of them in one round. The kangaroo soldiers were in chaos, and the Chinese soldiers rushed back and knocked down a few more.

The kangaroo soldiers reacted, raised their guns and fought back, without losing any blood.

The Chinese soldiers were divided into groups of two or three, with both attack and cover. Although they were few in number, their lethality was considerable and they held the upper hand for several rounds.

However, there were too few people after all, and the soldiers were hit and fell to the ground one after another. Only Squad Leader Chang and Qin Huaying were left. They had several cuts on their bodies and were bleeding.

Captain Embu saw the hope of victory and ordered the two Chinese soldiers to surrender.

The two Chinese soldiers could not understand his bird language, but Scott on the ground could. He stood up and shouted angrily: "Don't surrender, don't take prisoners, end the battle immediately."

Qin Huaying was so angry that he lost his mind and rushed towards Scott with a gun.

Scott knew Qin Huaying, who had brought him food several times. Scott stared at Qin Huaying with hatred as she rushed towards him and pulled the trigger without hesitation. Qin Huaying was shot in the chest and fell to the ground, with the bayonet still ten centimeters away from Scott.

Qin Huaying died with his eyes open.

Embu could tell that Scott was speaking English, but he didn't know his identity. Scott shouted, "I am Major Scott of the British Double Emblem Battalion."

"Sir!" Enbu saluted immediately and pointed at squad leader Chang: "What should we do with this person?"

"Quick victory."

The kangaroo soldiers were a little frightened, but the Chinese soldiers did not dare to be careless. They surrounded them from all sides and pounced on them at the same time.

Squad leader Chang raised his bayonet to fight back. Just as he stabbed the one in front of him, he felt a sharp pain in his back. Squad leader Chang turned his body quickly, and the tip of the kangaroo soldier's bayonet scratched his skin.

Squad leader Chang swept his bayonet across, forcing back two kangaroo soldiers. He was caught unprepared in the leg and was stabbed, causing him to kneel on the ground, unable to stand steadily.

The Australian soldiers pounced on them like hungry wolves.

Embu thought the battle was over when suddenly he heard intensive gunfire behind him, coming from the direction of their tent.

Then came the explosion.

Scott yelled: "Retreat quickly, we are surrounded."

Captain Embu did not dare to disobey the major's order, and led his men to run to the rear like crazy.

The tents were on fire and there was a steady stream of automatic weapons fire.

Scott was so angry that he almost fainted. All he could hear in his ears was the sound of American weapons.

Captain Embu found this very pleasing to the ear.

The attackers were Qiao Fanshen and his comrades in a squad. They were on a reconnaissance mission and on their way back encountered Australian kangaroo soldiers attacking the Chinese army.

A squad leader wanted to charge over, but Qiao turned around and disagreed: "If we charge over, we'll be attacked from both sides. Let's attack those in the tents first. Once we hit the ones in front, they'll definitely run back."

The first squad carried mortars and put them to good use. They fired several shots in succession, causing the kangaroo soldiers who were watching the fun outside the tent to howl in agony.

Then Qiao turned over and led the reconnaissance squad to leap forward quickly, throwing grenades first.

The kangaroo soldiers guarding the tent were leaderless and in chaos. When they saw Captain Embu leading his men to run away, they had no intention of fighting anymore and turned around and ran away.

Qiao turned over but did not chase them. His purpose was to drive them away and rescue the surrounded squad leader Qin.

After firing the mortar, the squad leader went to rescue Squad Leader Chang. Qiao turned over and waited for the Australian kangaroo soldiers to run far away, then went to Squad Leader Chang.

Squad leader Chang led a squad, and three people survived. Qiao turned over and asked someone to quickly bandage them and carry them to the base. He selected three soldiers and went in another direction: "The United States will most likely send planes to bomb, we will cover you."

The squad leader wanted to say something but Qiao turned over and kicked him twice, then carried the wounded and the dead comrades away.

Captain Emb, who escaped, was confused and asked Scott: "Sir, we have more people, so we should be able to fight."

Major Scott snorted, "If you want to fight, there are plenty of opportunities, but not today. Send me back to the camp first. I want to settle accounts with the Americans."

Captain Enbu suspected that he had heard it wrongly: "Sir, we should settle accounts with the Chinese."

Scott was instantly furious: "You, the descendant of a prisoner, had your ears deafened by an American artillery shell. Americans, we are going to settle accounts with Americans."

Captain Emb was very angry and did not refute the neurotic Scott. He said in his heart: I am deaf and your brain is blown stupid and you can't tell friend from foe!

Back at the camp, Captain Embu reported on the battle situation. Although some soldiers were lost, a British major was rescued.

Lieutenant Colonel Robert sighed and said, "No matter how valuable a British major is, he is still British. What does it have to do with us?"

Embu requested the air force to bomb: "They are carrying the bodies of the wounded and the dead, so they can't move fast. The planes will definitely catch up with them."

Lieutenant Colonel Robert directly refused: "There are two squads of Chinese troops in total. Is it worth sending out bombers? It is absolutely not worth it."

Enbu nodded. What the commander said made sense. This seemed to be a losing deal.

Suddenly he slapped his head and thought of an idea: "Instead of sending bombing planes, we can send reconnaissance planes. The Chinese army will definitely go to their base, and we can find their hiding place."

This sentence woke up Lieutenant Colonel Robert and he immediately contacted the Air Force.

Twenty minutes later, a reconnaissance plane flew to the reconnaissance area. After searching, it found four people wearing snow-white cloaks on their backs. If they stood there motionless, it would be difficult to find them, but when they saw the reconnaissance plane, they sped up and ran in the opposite direction.

The pilot of the US reconnaissance plane smiled smugly: "You want to divert us? What a trivial trick."

The US reconnaissance plane did not stare at the four soldiers on the snow, but flew in the opposite direction of their running.

Qiao turned over and watched the plane fly away, muttering, "How obedient."

"Sergeant, why didn't you throw the bomb?" asked a soldier.

Zhang Huaizhi said: "There are only four of us. It's not worth it. Maybe we've run out of bombs and there's nothing left."

Qiao turned over and shook his head: "Neither is right. This is a reconnaissance plane. It is here to scout our marching route."

"Captain, where are we going next?"

"Where to go? The Americans are back again? Let's go visit them."

"Row!"

The three soldiers became interested.

Australian Reconnaissance Battalion.

Lieutenant Colonel Robert came to see Scott.

Facing an Australian lieutenant colonel whose rank was one level higher than his, Major Scott sat there with dignity, he was a major of the British Empire, a citizen of the sovereign country, how could he take the initiative to salute soldiers from his territorial territory.

Lieutenant Colonel Robert was a pure soldier and did not bother with him. He just asked about his health problems.

Scott looked in the mirror and felt that he had lost weight, so he said that he ate too poorly in the Huaxia Army and was a little malnourished.

Robert ordered steak and fried chicken to be brought.

Scott didn't care about the major's manners. He didn't even need a knife or fork and just stuffed the food into his mouth.

Lieutenant Colonel Robert glanced at him with disgust, lit a cigarette and looked aside. When Scott had almost finished eating, he asked, "What are your plans, Major? We plan to send you back to the rear."

Scott slammed the table and said, "No, I have to go to the American army. I still have to settle accounts with them."

Robert felt that there was a misunderstanding between Scott and the US military, and was afraid that the situation would be difficult to handle if he went to the US military, so he reported to General David of Britain.

A Colonel Hopes came from the British army.

Scott insisted on seeking reason from the US military.

There was no choice, so Scott, Robert, and Hopes took a squad of guards and drove to the American military camp.