We fought our way from the first floor to the second, and then from the second to the third... We made quite a commotion on the first floor, so the Japanese were somewhat on guard against our infiltrated force. However, they were caught off guard because they had to face the attack of tens of thousands of German-equipped divisions outside the building, hastily organize their forces to deal with us, and, more importantly, the building was pitch black. After our force broke in, even the Japanese themselves couldn't tell whether the people around them were friend or foe... right? Back then, led by officers fluent in Japanese, we'd carry a few Type 38 rifles we'd picked up, and charge forward in neat rows... The officers would shout in Japanese, "Hurry!
Hurry... over there!" Haha,
the Japane
