In the New Fourth Army, there was a legendary sniper whose skill was so amazing that he was said to be able to shoot down incense heads with precision from a distance of 50 meters, a skill that few people have ever seen.
He worked in tandem with another sharpshooter, and with the help of just two of them, he managed to contain hundreds of well-armed Japanese troops. Their heroic deeds, with the support of the army, finally went down in history as brilliant victories and became a good story that has been praised by people for a long time.
Now, let us reminisce about the glorious days of the beacon and the heroes.
In the cold winter of 1942, Wu Jian, the intelligence envoy of the New Fourth Army, was ordered to be in danger. On the way to carry out his mission, he is attacked by a cunning Japanese army and is at a critical juncture to interrogate the puppet army.
Leading the only guards, he escorted seven captives to escape, but was blocked by a raging hundred-meter-wide river. In the midst of the crisis, he quickly made a decision, ordered his men to guard the prisoners, and reconnoitred behind the trees, and found that the enemy was surprisingly numerous, apparently intending to attack our garrison.
Time was pressed and he couldn't call for help, and Wu Jian knew that he could only hold off the enemy by himself and buy precious support time for the large army. His bravery and resourcefulness were evident in this silent battle.
In times of crisis, the heroic spear shows its style. Wu Jian took the ** and told the guards to strictly guard the prisoners, and anyone who tried to escape would be disciplined immediately. He smiled confidently, in Xihua's hidden front, he had studied under many sharpshooters, and he was as accurate as silk at fifty paces.
At this moment, he rushed to the river embankment, hiding behind a large tree, closely monitoring the movements of the enemy troops on the opposite bank. When the Japanese army was about to move and tried to wade into the water, Wu Jian did not hesitate to pull the trigger and fired three consecutive shots, none of the targets were missed, and the three Japanese soldiers fell in response.
The enemy's panic escalated suddenly, and the fire swept Wu Jian's previous position. But Wu Jian quickly shifted, raised his hand and fired two shots, killing the machine gunner with precision, leaving the enemy silent. With his nimble tactics, he tackled the mortar and the other machine gunner one after the other, showing unparalleled marksmanship and calm judgment.
In the face of the arrogant Japanese commander, a brave gunman preemptively launched with lightning speed, firing two guns in unison, not only killing the gun-bearer, but also ending the life of the Japanese commander.
This move ignited the anger of the Japanese army, and they rained down the fire of heavy machine guns and crooked machine guns like a storm, but the sharpshooter Wu Jian was calm and calm, like a cat and mouse, and eliminated more than a dozen Japanese soldiers one by one, making the Japanese realize that although there were few opponents, there was a dragon and a crouching tiger.
The Japanese had no choice but to change their tactics and tried to contain and encircle them with intensive firepower, sending a small detachment of more than 50 people to carry out a flanking attack. Although Wu Jian had insight into the enemy's schemes, under the siege of others, this hero with excellent marksmanship also faced the test of life and death.
Heroes come, crises turn around - at a critical moment, Peng Xiuqiang, the commander of the spy company, fought side by side with the sharpshooter Wu Jian. His precise three-eight big cover is like a thunderbolt attack, severely damaging the enemy formation.
With the coordination of the spy company, Wu Jian and Peng Xiuqiang formed a deadly combination, and the Japanese army retreated to the river embankment step by step under their firepower. The main force then arrived, encircled and suppressed the remnants of the enemy, and finally annihilated more than 100 Japanese troops, and a premeditated sneak attack turned into self-destruction.
originally planned to plot against the New Fourth Army, but encountered the sniper of the sharpshooter Wu Jian, and dozens of Japanese soldiers were killed by him alone.
Wu Jian, with his unique tactics and unparalleled marksmanship, single-handedly challenged a hundred enemies and pinned down the Japanese army on the other side of the river, winning a decisive victory time for the large army. His heroic feat not only won the praise of the regimental headquarters, but also engraved a true legend of a sharpshooter in the hearts of the people.
In the flames of resistance against Japan, many heroic sharpshooters such as Wu Jian stood, and their exquisite skills and selfless dedication created brilliant military exploits, and legendary stories were born.
It is their heroic efforts that have brought us the peace and harmony we have today.