Guo Songling, who had always been able to see no one in the past, could see that the big head certainly had two sons, at least in line with the characteristics of the old adulterous giant slippery. After chasing after Feng Zhanhai, he learned the lesson of the Battle of Shuiqu Liu, and did not rush to launch an attack, but kept crouching in Larin and waiting- I believe that you can't be hungry, and when you are hungry, you will definitely come to Larin to try your luck.
Feng Zhanhai came to Lalin this time, only took a detachment (equivalent to a battalion), and after being surrounded, he had to rush out desperately. After the detachment leader was seriously injured, he barely broke out of the siege.
At this time, the puppet army had already discovered that Feng Zhanhai himself was in this detachment, and of course he was clinging to it. After the troops in Acheng heard the gunshots coming from Larin, they also rushed to reinforcements. The two sides launched a fierce tug-of-war, and Feng Zhanhai was never able to get out.
The road is uneven, someone draws a sword to help, from now on, Feng Zhanhai's name will be closely related to him. This person's name is Li Du, and now this name may not be known to many people. However, if you tell you that the Kuomintang and the Communist Party of China unanimously agreed to make him the commander-in-chief of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Coalition Army (that is, the commander-in-chief of the yang jingyu and Zhao Shangzhi units, and later failed to actually take up the post for some reason), you may look at him differently.
If there are still relatively outstanding military and political talents in the later period of the Northeast Army, Li Zhiyi can rank in the top few. Remember the Mongolian rebel Babu Zhab who helped the Dzogchen Party to carry out the "Manchu-Mongolian Independence Movement"? After he was killed by Zhang Zuolin, his remnants were still haunted, and he still ran to harass him from time to time. At that time, Li Du served as the head of Wu Junsheng's department. He saw that the Mongol bandits were arrogant in appearance, but in fact they were already poor in their skills and unable to do so, so he resolutely rode alone to break through the pass, and stayed in the enemy camp for more than half a month.
Li Du was a leader in the army, and like Ding Chao, he had participated in the Battle of The Tongjiang between China and the Soviet Union. After that fiasco battle, some people have been silent about fighting against the foreigners since then, and they easily dare not mention the word "resistance", while others continue to live a life of insensitivity and drunken dreams, and there are people who are drunk and drunk, and it is a day to mix, of course, some people will lie down and taste their guts, thinking about starting again every day, and shame before the snow.
The last kind of people were few in the Northeast Army, but not without them, and Li Du was one. After this campaign, he saw the inferior military quality and the fighting spirit that had been sunk by the Northeast Army, and foresaw the danger of this vicious circle.
Others can't change, they can only change themselves. After returning to Yilan, Li Du began to carry out military reforms for his troops. He realized that the reason for the fiasco in the Battle of Tongjiang was not entirely due to the inferiority of weapons to people, inferior skills to people, and inferior fighting spirit to people. Therefore, since then, he has paid special attention to the basic movement practice of soldiers. In terms of basic training such as the use of firearms and white blade stabbing, the general officers of the Northeast Army at that time did not bother to take care of it, only Li Du had to personally supervise the training every time, and he was absolutely unwilling to be sloppy.
The soldier knows how to fight, and the person who commands is still doomed if he can't do it. Li Du set up a rotational training class for officers at his brigade headquarters, specializing in the tactical awareness of officers at and above the platoon level. He not only opened classes, but also personally taught as a teacher, taught officers at all levels the art of war, analyzed battle examples, and improved their actual combat command ability bit by bit.
Northeast Volunteer Army: Harbin at Night (5) Serial, to be continued.......