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

Lieutenant Colonel Shi issued the combat order.

The flag that appeared in the telescope was not that of the Northern Army, but that of the Han Kingdom Allied Forces.

Qiao Youzhi put down the telescope and said, "He must have escaped back."

"I really don't understand why these useless people become wooden sticks in their hands when the weapons we gave them from the United States become wooden sticks!"

Smith looked down on the defeated Allied forces. He led Qiao Youzhi and several officers out of the bunker and came to the fortifications, ready to reprimand these defeated soldiers, inspire their fighting honor, and drive them back to the front line.

There were about a hundred Han soldiers who retreated, and they maintained a complete organization, without losing their weapons, and did not look like a defeated army at all.

Smith saw it clearly through the telescope and became even more angry.

"It looks like no shot was fired." said Qiao Youzhi.

Lieutenant Colonel Shi pulled out his pistol and said, "They should be shot."

"If we don't execute them, the Han army will follow suit, and by then, the war situation will be completely out of control."

Qiao Youzhi made a very clear analysis, and Smith fully agreed with it. He ordered a company commander named Evan: "If they don't go back to fight, kill them!"

Captain Evan saluted and returned to his position to deploy the machine guns.

The fleeing Han army was also observing them.

This Han army is not ordinary. It cannot be said that they are all Japanese. A large part of them are of pure Japanese descent.

On August 1945, , Japan surrendered.

A part of the Japanese troops in Han Country changed their names and joined the Han Army on the spot. On the surface, they obeyed the Han Army's staff, but in fact they kept in touch with Japan.

The leader of this Han army is Park Yong-chul, whose real name is Ishikawa Nagao. A few days ago, he received instructions from Japan to preserve his strength and not to fight head-on with the Northern Army, so that the Han people and the Americans would fight to the death.

Park Yongzhe was ordered to defend Suwon.

They were wearing Han country's military uniforms, but it was impossible for them to work for Han country. They symbolically fired a few shots into the air and then slipped away.

In order to demonstrate their combat effectiveness to the Americans, the Han army issued a death order to the troops, requiring them to defend their positions to the death. They also sent out a supervision team, stating that anyone who did not leave the battlefield would be killed without mercy.

Park Yong-chul's troops encountered a supervision team and a volley of bullets hit their feet. Park Yong-chul pretended to return to the battlefield to fight desperately, but secretly gave the order to rush out.

Seeing the supervision team put away their guns, they suddenly opened fire, and the supervision team was beaten to pieces. They rushed out screaming.

After running for a while, they came across Smith's position.

Park Yong-chul observed through a telescope and saw that it was a group of Americans. He felt relieved and thought that it was impossible for the Americans to shoot at them.

Park Yong-chul was full of hatred for Americans. The explosion of the atomic bomb caused him to lose most of his relatives. His only sister became a plaything of American soldiers in order to survive. However, he had no choice at this time and could not turn against the American army.

Park Yong-chul walked over and greeted him in a friendly manner.

Lieutenant Colonel Shi looked serious and ordered them to go back and fight.

Qiao Youzhi translated it for Park Yongzhe.

Looking at Qiao Youzhi, Park Yongzhe was stunned. This American was not the person mentioned by Commander Sato, the bastard who was full of hostility towards Japan.

A few days ago, Qiao Youzhi met Kishi Nobuyuki in Japan and did not treat him well at all, which made the Japanese hate him. Kishi Nobuyuki specifically asked Sato to notify the Japanese soldiers in Han Country that if they had a chance, they should kill this guy.

Park Yong-chul muttered in Japanese that Qiao Youzhi was the American that Commander Sato ordered to be killed.

He thought that Qiao Youzhi and those Americans couldn't understand Japanese, but he never dreamed that Qiao Youzhi could understand it.

Qiao Youzhi immediately realized that they were Japanese and increased his precautions.

Smith could not tell the difference between Japanese and Peninsular dialect, and waved his pistol to urge Park Yong-chul to return to the front line and join the battle.

Park Yong-chul and his men became murderous and decided to kill these Americans at all costs, mistakenly thinking that these Americans were from the U.S. military observation group, and there were only these few people.

Just like dealing with the supervisory team of the Han Army,

Park Yong-chul's men cocked their guns and pretended to fight back.

Suddenly turning around, Qiao Youzhi pulled Smith into the trench.

A series of bullets were fired, and the remaining officers were caught off guard and knocked to the ground.

The American machine guns in ambush also opened fire, and at the same time, more than a dozen mortar shells flew out of the muzzle.

Park Yong-chul experienced the firepower of the US army, and more than half of his soldiers were killed or injured in one round of firepower.

Park Yong-chul was so anxious that he could no longer speak Korean. He waved his pistol and led his soldiers to retreat.

Smith was able to let them go, and the four howitzers in the ambush, with a salvo, covered their line of retreat.

The gunfire stopped and everything returned to silence.

Smith walked out of the trench and saw corpses everywhere. He was very satisfied with the result and raised his hand to make a victory gesture to the soldiers behind him.

Qiao Youzhi raised the telescope and looked in the direction of Shui Yuan. He heard bursts of black smoke accompanied by the roar of tank engines.

Smith adjusted the focus of the telescope and saw the Union Army's T34 tanks rumbling over with their gun barrels raised high; behind the tanks were Union Army infantrymen holding high bright red flags.

They were the 14th Infantry Division and the 15th Tank Brigade of the Northern Army.

Smith pulled Qiao Youzhi into the bunker and shouted, "Fire."

American artillery shells whizzed into the tanks' attack formation.

Lieutenant Colonel Shi broke out in a cold sweat. Looking through the telescope, he saw that the shells not only failed to stop the tank's attack, but did not even cause any damage. The speed of the T34 tank did not decrease at all.

A shell hit the T34 and was bounced aside. Smith was stunned and couldn't believe that the large-caliber American weapons were ineffective against Soviet tanks.

Suddenly I remembered that there was also a howitzer that fired high-explosive bombs specifically for dealing with tanks.

The power of the high-explosive bomb posed a threat to the T34, and the moving T34 stopped after being hit.

Smith was so excited that he yelled, "Hit him, hit him hard."

Qiao Youzhi patted him and said, "Sir, look at that."

Smith raised the telescope, his face pale. The T34 turned its turret and a flame spurted out of the muzzle.

Finished!

Smith had just put down the telescope and had no time to look back when the howitzer went into the sky, and then the artillery position behind him was also bombarded continuously.

The howitzer was completely destroyed and Smith was at a loss.

The two recoilless guns in ambush also opened fire.

Smith was furious and cursed stupidity.

The effective range of the recoilless gun is 34 meters, and the T is still meters away at this time. Isn't this indicating the target for them?

Smith didn't have the energy to scold his subordinates. Perhaps they had been frightened to the point of losing their composure.

The tanks of the Northern Army rushed forward.

Smith tried every possible means, but was unable to prevent the disastrous defeat.

Captain Evan was a brave soldier. He rushed out with a rocket launcher and fired twelve rockets at the nearest T34, but still failed to cause any damage to the T34.

The T34 easily broke through the position that Colonel Shi was so proud of.

The strange thing was that the tanks did not attack them. The machine guns on the tanks just fired indiscriminately at where the soldiers were hiding and continued to advance to the rear.

Qiao Youzhi reminded Smith: "They are attacking us from behind. When the infantry comes up, we will be surrounded."

Before he could finish his words, a group of Northern Army infantry rushed out and fired fiercely with their revolving rifles.

The machine guns in the US military position quickly returned fire.

As Smith hesitated, there was a violent explosion behind him and the ground was shaking.

Qiao Youzhi looked at the thick smoke behind him and fired happily, but reported bitterly: "Sir, the ammunition depot we hid in the rear has been blown up, and the Northern Army is about to encircle us."

"What should we do?" The best battalion commander was already in a state of panic.

Qiao Youzhi wanted to retreat, but he didn't say it.

Smith looked at the soldiers behind him, each of them was stunned, and some even dropped their guns.

"Retreat!" Smith knew that he had no choice but to retreat because some soldiers had already started running.

"Fuck those Northern Army bumpkins! Fuck them." Smith was determined to lose. Even if he was defeated, he would be sent to Japan anyway.

As soon as he thought of Japan, he felt full of strength and he took the lead and ran to the front.