The Japanese squadron leader led the advancing team to touch the eighth route army division headquarters, did not think clearly about a problem, and took the initiative to withdraw
During his tenure as commander-in-chief of the Japanese North China Front, Okamura established several advance teams to deal with the Eighth Route Army, with the aim of sneaking into the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army. This kind of Japanese advance team is similar to the current special forces, each of them has undergone special training, speaks Chinese, wears the clothes of the Eighth Route Army, imitates the habits of the Chinese, and every move is no different from the Chinese, and even the real Eighth Route Army is difficult to distinguish. Okamura's wishful thinking was to destroy the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army in one fell swoop and carry out "decapitation operations" in one fell swoop.
Among the advancing teams established by Okamura Ningji, one of them once touched the division headquarters of the Eighth Route Army, but for one reason took the initiative to withdraw, and when the Japanese army returned to the Eighth Route Army Division Headquarters, the Eighth Route Army Division Headquarters had already been urgently withdrawn, and Okamura Ningji was annoyed.
The advancing team was led by Squadron Leader Momoyoshi Okawa, commander of the 224th Wing of the Japanese 36th Division. In 1942, in order to find and attack the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army, Okawa Momoyoshi led the advance team to a place called Songjiazhuang, because the Japanese advance team was too similar to the Eighth Route Army, the local villagers not only did not recognize them, but also treated them warmly.
There was also a small episode during this period, when the advance team led by Momoyoshi Okawa encountered a detachment of the Eighth Route Army in the village. As a result, the Eighth Route Army did not recognize Oikawa Momogi at all, but instead sat down with them and ate a meal. After eating, Oikawa Momoyoshi lied that there was an emergency to go to the meeting, and the villagers did not know where to find a few bicycles to provide to Oikawa Momoyoshi, so that they rushed to the meeting.
When we met face to face, we couldn't see a single flaw, which showed how deeply this Japanese army was camouflaged. In order to sneak into the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army, the Japanese army has completely trained itself as a Chinese, and the sinister intentions are unavoidably creepy.
Looking back, I continued to talk about Momoyoshi Okawa's advance team, why did they go to Kairi? It turned out that they had already received information: the headquarters of the 129th Division of the Eighth Route Army was in the meeting. The intelligence of the Japanese army was also shocking, so the Japanese advance team quickly ran to the meeting under the leadership of Momoyoshi Okawa, and unconsciously touched the headquarters of the 129th Division of the Eighth Route Army. However, the 129th Division was unaware of the impending danger, and if Okawa Momoyoshi attacked immediately at this time, the consequences would be unimaginable.
However, it was extremely fortunate that After Taking the Japanese advance team around, Ōkawa took the initiative to retreat and ran to a ravine to hide. Why did Oikawa Momoyoshi take the initiative to retreat? For one reason, this reason made Oikawa Momoyoshi not think clearly about a question, hesitated for half a day, and finally simply retreated and hid.
Why? It turned out that Okawa Momoyoshi had always believed that the headquarters of the 129th Division and the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army were together, but when he arrived at the meeting, he found that this was not the case, and there was only the headquarters of the 129th Division in the meeting, and there was no headquarters of the Eighth Route Army. Okawa Wasochichi was dumbfounded, because he had received orders to attack the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army, and the headquarters of the Eighth Route Army was in front of him. Fight or not? Fight, this is blatant disobedience to orders, do not fight, miss the opportunity. This problem has always made Oikawa Momoyoshi extremely entangled, did not think clearly, and finally simply took the initiative to retreat, first sent a telegram to ask for instructions.
So Okawa Momoyoshi led the Japanese advance team to hide in the ravine, and when night fell, he quickly set up an antenna to contact Okamura Ningji and ask for instructions. It was also in this gap that the sentries of the Eighth Route Army reported that they had found a group of eighth route army units turning around the division headquarters and then disappearing. The headquarters of the 129th Division was keenly aware of the situation and immediately ordered the transfer.
On the other hand, after Okamura Received a request from Momoyoshi Okawa, he was so angry that he immediately ordered an attack on the headquarters of the 129th Division. Okawa Momoyoshi immediately led the advancing team to pounce on the headquarters of the 129th Division, at which point the 129th Division's headquarters had been transferred and the people went to the empty building. Oikawa Momoyoshi patted his head, very unwilling, and immediately ordered the advancing team to pursue at full speed, all the way to the mouth of the valley, seeing that the Eighth Route Army had retreated into the valley, Okawa Momoyoshi's prestige of the 129th Division did not dare to pursue it again, for fear of being ambushed, the sneak attack would not be completely annihilated, and had to go away in anger.
For the Eighth Route Army, the Japanese sneak attack was extremely dangerous, because according to relevant information, the commander of the 129th Division was at the division headquarters at that time. Fortunately, God bless China, the Japanese advance team did not launch an attack, took the initiative to retreat, otherwise the consequences were really unimaginable.