And he, at 7 o'clock in the evening, was already ambushing near the prisoner of war camp.

Those damn American soldiers must have cigarettes on them, right?

…

The Cabanatuan rescue officially begins at 19:40!

The rangers in front of the gate used firepower to suppress the Japanese guarding the barracks.

At the same time, the rangers behind the prisoner of war camp destroyed the Japanese troops near the prisoner of war huts.

An anti-tank team from Company F, led by Sergeant Major Manton P. Stewart, entered the gate and sprinted 300 yards toward the center of the camp, using bazookas to destroy two trucks and the metal-reinforced tank garage.

At that time, one of the trucks was carrying about a dozen Japanese soldiers, who were killed on the spot.

The Japanese troops escaping from the surrounding area were quickly wiped out by the firepower of Company F.

…

"What's the matter, what's the matter, Colonel!"

The prisoner of war camp was alarmed.

Major Street shouted through the prison bars.

He had to raise his voice to be heard by the colonel.

However, the sound of gunfire was too intense.

He couldn't hear Colonel Sander's answer at all.

…

"Enemy attack, enemy attack!"

Iwamori Yuyuki picked up the phone and said frantically: "Reinforcement, I need more people here!"

The sound of gunfire outside is getting more intense!

…

Cabanatua attacked!

Japanese troops who heard the alarm nearby rushed to the nearby Kabu River and tried to cross the bridge to support the Japanese troops in the prisoner of war camp.

They were falling into the ambush zone of the Pagata guerrillas.

Juan Pagata had placed a bomb on the bridge in advance and detonated it at 19:40.

However, the bridge was not destroyed, but a large hole was blown in the bridge deck, which made it impossible for Japanese tanks to pass.

The Japanese troops rushed towards the bridge in groups, but were pushed back by the firepower of the Filipino guerrillas.

A guerrilla who had just learned to use a bazooka a few hours ago destroyed and severely damaged four Japanese tanks hidden behind trees.

Juan's guerrillas showed outstanding achievements in this rescue operation!

…

"Captain!"

"do what!"

The Japanese troops on the front have been basically defeated.

Captain Price, who was in a good mood, looked back.

One of his subordinates appeared with a young man wearing local clothes.

"Get a translator!"

Captain Prince had just finished speaking, but unexpectedly the young man had already said:

"Captain, I'm David Beckham!"

Um?

Why is this name so familiar?

"Ah, in Juan Pagata, my name is Charles!"

"Charles!"

Captain Price was startled, then immediately reacted and was overjoyed:

"Hey, Charles, Charles! Lieutenant Colonel Musi has repeatedly ordered us to find you. That's great. You're still alive. That's great! Please stay with us, Mr. Charles!"
Chapter completed!