Chapter 1335 Infiltrating the Airport
In the wind and snow, two Japanese sentries at Wanggang Airport hid in their posts, warming themselves by the fire, drinking wine, and whispering.
"That Manchurian is so generous, he sent so much fine wine."
"Xinxi, Su is indeed a nice guy."
In the afternoon, Su Qiwen, who had just been promoted to the platoon leader of the Third Flying Team, bought a large amount of drinks. The Japanese, including the airport guards and air defense troops, received this special "gift", and the Japanese suddenly cheered.
Humans are lazy creatures, and no matter how strict military regulations are, they can't prevent occasional laziness. What's more, the weather is so bad, the sentry feels that the airport is very safe.
Not only the sentry post, but also the guard barracks were filled with the smell of alcohol. Japanese soldiers were lying on the bed and fast asleep, with snowflakes falling continuously outside the window.
The usually extremely strict officers turned a blind eye to this. After all, everyone had worked hard some time ago. Now that there is no threat of bandits, it is time to relax.
But the Japanese didn't know that the pilots of the Third Flight who were supposed to be sleeping were all staring at the ceiling in the darkness with their eyes wide open.
Using the street light outside, Su Qiwen looked at his watch in bed, his heart beating loudly, and the expression on his face was both excited and uneasy.
He was excited because he could finally stop being a traitor, but he was uneasy because he was not sure whether the military commander would transfer their families as agreed in advance.
Beep beep~~~ There was a whistle from far away from the runway. This was the gathering of ground staff.
Wanggang Airport is a combat readiness airport, and ground staff will clear the runway every few hours to ensure that planes can take off at any time. This hard work is naturally the responsibility of the Manchurians.
At the edge of the airport, a group of Japanese guards walked slowly with flashlights on. The sergeant leading the group stopped from time to time to check whether the barbed wire fence was damaged.
Unlike other key institutions, Wanggang Airport does not have walls. It only has a barbed wire fence on the outside. The main function of the barbed wire is to prevent wild animals from entering, not enemies.
Of course, as an important air force station for the Puppet Manchukuo, proper defense is essential, and the Japanese have other means to protect the airport.
The sound of squeaking military boots faded away. In the snow a dozen meters away from the barbed wire fence, Gui Youguang lifted the white camouflage cloth above his head and stretched his head to look inside the airport.
Chen Ming on the side introduced in a low voice: "The airport guards patrol every two hours. There are no mobile sentries, but there are minefields outside the barbed wire fence."
Harbin Station once planned a sneak attack on the airport, but it ultimately failed. What blocked the operators was not the fragile barbed wire, but the number and location of unknown landmines.
Gui Youguang waved his hand after hearing this, and a little secret agent in a white cloak crept close to the barbed wire fence, holding a small sharpened wooden stick in his hand.
The little agent crawled forward for a distance, slowly inserted the sharper end of the stick into the snow at an angle, and pushed forward little by little, looking for the mines hidden under the snow.
In order to avoid directly triggering the fuse on the top of the mine, the angle between the wooden stick and the snow is always kept below 45 degrees, so that the demining speed is very slow, but safety is ensured.
A few minutes later, the little agent suddenly stopped. He wiped the sweat from his forehead, then gently picked up a few **** of snow, revealing a red Russian-made PMD-6 landmine.
PMD-6, also known as wooden box mine, is low-cost, easy to manufacture, and has excellent reliability in low-temperature environments. It uses a pressure fuze and detonates when stepped on. The triggering pressure is 5-10 kilograms.
Although he didn't understand why the Japanese used the Red Russian mines, the little spy did not dare to be careless. He slowly pulled out his dagger and pried open the wooden box. He first removed the internal fuse, then leveled the ground and continued to advance towards the barbed wire fence.
More than an hour later, a half-meter-wide forward passage was successfully opened, and the little agent successfully arrived under the barbed wire fence. The howling wind and snow covered up all traces of crawling and demining.
In the distance, the sound of squeaking military boots approached again. The little agent lay motionless in the snow. The patrolling Japanese guards were unaware and strode away.
After confirming that the Japanese were far away, another little agent climbed up to the former along the passage, cooperated with him to break through the obstacles, and also tested the effectiveness of clearing the mines.
This is very risky, but the operators do not have time to clear the mines a second time, and if the mines explode while the large troops are halfway through, their losses will be even more serious.
Gui Youguang stared at the second little agent, his nervous forehead covered with beads of sweat. When he saw that the other agent successfully passed the minefield, he breathed a long sigh of relief. Chen Ming and Wu Jingzhong were also relieved.
Wanzi, who was accompanying him, didn't understand the risks involved. Jin Dabangzi was impatient while waiting, and even wanted to light up his pipe and take a few puffs. Fortunately, Wu Jingzhong stopped him in time.
In the eyes of everyone who were either worried or excited, and based on Guojun's experience in infantry breaking barriers, the two young agents selected a section of barbed wire located in a pit and close to the support pillar as the location to break the barrier.
After confirming that the barbed wire fence was not energized and that an alarm bell was installed, the first agent took out a cotton cloth and wrapped it around the bottom wire, and lifted the wire up with both hands to facilitate his companion's subsequent operations.
Upon seeing this, another young agent used scissors to leave deep cutting marks on the wire, but instead of cutting it, he bent the cuts back and forth until the wire broke. The whole process was unusually quiet.
The above actions of the two people had only one purpose, which was to reduce the noise made when cutting the barbed wire fence. At this point in the operation, Wanggang Airport has opened its door to military commanders. "Group of five, take action!"
Gui Youguang gave the order softly, and Wanzi and the agents entered the breach in batches. Chen Ming quietly disappeared into the wind and snow, and his mission ended.
It is worth mentioning that the posture of the operators passing through the barbed wire fence was a bit strange. Everyone passed through the gap first with their heads, and at the same time, they pushed their bodies forward with their heels.
This awkward posture can keep the body as close to the ground as possible, minimize the exposed area, and reduce the chance of being discovered and attacked.
Small details like this may seem inconspicuous but are very important. They are all the experience gained by frontline soldiers with their blood and lives.
After all the action teams entered the airport, Gui Youguang tightened the gap and knelt down on one knee to make a gesture. Several small agents picked up submachine guns and moved towards the tarmac and barracks to search.
After walking for a few minutes, everyone arrived around the tarmac. The barbed wire fence appeared again. Inside the barbed wire fence was the target of the military commander's trip, six new Japanese Navy fighter jets.
The bright searchlights illuminated the surrounding area as if it were daytime, and the tarmac had an unobstructed view. Several Japanese sentries stood under the fighter jets with their heads hunched, stomping their feet to keep out the cold.
Looking at the plane in front of him, Colonel Gao's eyes gleamed, but he did not act rashly and waited quietly for the next order.
Gui Youguang rolled up his sleeves and glanced at his luminous watch. He raised his hand and patted one of his men on the shoulder. The man immediately climbed to the plane with a few agents, while Colonel Gao also stayed where he was.
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If the infiltration operation fails, these people will storm the tarmac and cover Colonel Gao's flight to take off. The remaining operators will be responsible for attracting the Japanese's attention and ensuring that the runway is not disturbed.
Gui Youguang observed for a while and made sure that the sentries found no one approaching. Then he took people to the airport barracks area, preparing to deal with the guards and air defense units and respond to the uprising of the Third Flying Team.
On the road from the tarmac to the barracks area, the agents who opened the way charged forward, and the agents in charge of the rear kept using tools to eliminate footprints. During this period, the operators conducted similar training every day in order to pass through the dangerous zone as quickly as possible.
Perhaps because of the heavy snow, the Japanese hid indoors. Gui Youguang and others arrived at a warehouse near the barracks without any danger. According to the information provided by Su Qiwen, few people usually came in or out here.
It was already twelve o'clock in the morning, and there were still three hours before the scheduled operation time. The agents each found a place to sit down to recover their strength, clean their weapons, and make final preparations.
Gui Youguang leaned against the warehouse door, observing the movement outside through the gap. The watch on his wrist was ticking, and the wind and snow seemed to be slowly weakening.
Time passed slowly, the blizzard flying in the sky gradually stopped, the moon hid behind the thick clouds, and the night became invisible.
The moment the hour hand turned to three o'clock, Gui Youguang turned off the gun safety, stood up and said "Let's go". The agents and gangsters heard the sound and moved.
Led by military special agents, the operators divided into several teams and rushed to each barracks. A silent killing was about to begin.
The success or failure of this operation depends on when the Japanese discover that the airport is being attacked. The later the Japanese discover, the higher the success rate of the operation, so shooting is the last option.
The agents holding daggers gently opened the barracks one after another. The drunken Japanese were sleeping soundly. No one noticed a faint smell of blood slowly spreading in the airport, and the light from the street lights seemed to be dyed red.
Under the same night sky, in a mountain col on the Harbin section of the North-Manchuria Railway, the battle between the Japanese puppets and the "Earthshaking" gangsters also entered a fierce battle.
A few minutes ago, a bomb cut off the railway. Before the explosion completely stopped, dozens of gangsters rushed towards the gold train.
Gao Bin fired several shots outside the train, quickly retracted his body and shouted to Chief Zhou: "Old Zhou, go notify the Japanese military police, the gangsters are surrounding them, you can take action."
Chief Zhou replied, ignoring the bullets and sawdust flying everywhere, he turned around and ran to another carriage to convey the order to the Japanese.
The Japanese military police who had been waiting for a long time had a ferocious look on their faces. They opened the car doors on both sides with a loud bang. Two Type 92 heavy machine guns placed behind sandbags opened fire. In an instant, there were heavy casualties.
Bullets whizzed past. Zhen Sanjiang pulled one of his men who retreated and cursed: "Don't run! I'll rush you all. If anyone dares to retreat, I'll kill him."
Normally, when they heard Zhen Sanjiang say such words, the gangsters would most likely be obedient, but this time it was different. The gangster who was pulled away suddenly pushed Zhensanjiang away and headed towards the forest without looking back. Run.
Zhen Sanjiang was angry and annoyed. He raised his gun and shot the opponent three times in the back. He fell to the ground and died with a sound. The body rolled down the hillside into the ravine.
After killing the fleeing men, Zhen Sanjiang roared at the top of his lungs: "Where's Ruilin? Where's that **** Ruilin? Didn't he say that the car didn't have heavy firepower? What a fool."
Someone cried and replied: "The boss, Ruilin ran away. As soon as the gunshot was fired, this little brat disappeared."
Zhen Sanjiang looked up to the sky and screamed, wishing he could catch up and tear Ruilin alive, but a heavy machine gun bullet hit this old gangster who had been in the Northeast for more than ten years and punched a huge hole in his chest.
