Devil's Army

As night fell, the Japanese army still failed to capture the Huangyaguan Great Wall pass.

Brigade Commander Kanji Tsuneoka heard that during the last encirclement and suppression of the Tangshan base, the 11th Independent Mixed Brigade had used a night attack to capture the Huangyaguan Great Wall pass, but was defeated because the reinforcements could not catch up, so he decided to repeat the same trick.

Brigade Commander Chang Gang selected more than 100 members from the Second Battalion to form a suicide squad, and asked them to rush to the top of the Huangyaguan Great Wall to cover the large force in attacking the city.

Before leaving, Brigade Commander Tsuneoka toasted the suicide captain with a glass of wine, which made him flattered.

At ten o'clock in the evening, the captain of the death-defying team led his team members and quietly advanced towards the overflow of the Huangyaguan Great Wall.

When they arrived near the Great Wall pass, the Japanese suicide squad moved very slowly in order not to alert the sentries of the Devil Forces at the pass.

The 2nd Regiment of the Independent Brigade, which was stationed at the Huangyaguan Great Wall Pass this time, was originally the 2nd Regiment of the 2nd Brigade. It was developed in Meihua Town by sneak attacks and guerrilla warfare. It was good at sneak attacks, so it always prevented the devils from sneak attacks.

In order to prevent the Japanese army from launching a surprise attack, he used a group of sentries with two people on two posts, with the light and dark posts covering each other. It was very difficult for the Japanese army to launch a successful surprise attack.

After two hours of slow crawling, the suicide squad members successfully climbed to the bottom of the Huangyaguan Great Wall Pass.

They climbed to the bottom of the pass without any casualties. The captain of the suicide squad was full of confidence and ordered the soldiers to start climbing up the Huangyaguan Great Wall Pass.

Two members of the Death Scare Team climbed up to the Huangyaguan Great Wall Pass and poked their heads out to observe.

Less than five meters in front of them, there were two sentries from the Devil's Army, one on the left and one on the right, observing the situation below the pass.

The two suicide squad members took advantage of the moment when the sentry of the Devil's Army was patrolling with his face turned to the side, and suddenly jumped onto the pass and rushed forward.

The two sentries of the Devil's Army were caught off guard and were knocked down by two Japanese suicide squads. Their mouths were covered tightly by them, and two daggers with cold light were inserted into their chests.

After successfully achieving their goal, the two Japanese suicide squad members were about to turn around and call on the main force to climb up the city wall.

Two gunshots were heard, and two Japanese suicide squad members fell next to the sentry of the Devil Army.

It turned out that the unusual movement on the sentry's side alarmed two secret sentries of the Devil Army hiding in the dark, and they immediately opened fire.

The soldiers of the Second Battalion, ready to fight at any time, quickly rushed to the city wall.

When the captain of the Japanese suicide squad saw that his action had been exposed, he immediately changed the sneak attack into a violent attack and forcibly climbed up the city wall.

As soon as the Japanese suicide squad climbed up the city wall and showed their heads, they were shot in the head by the soldiers of the Second Battalion who rushed over. Their bodies rolled down the pass.

The captain of the suicide squad quickly ordered the machine gunners to provide cover with machine guns on both sides, while the other team members climbed up the city wall one after another.

When the captain saw that the suicide squad had climbed up the city wall, he immediately ordered the main force to follow up and prepare to provide reinforcements.

The soldiers of the First Army who were rushing in the front were knocked down by the machine guns of the Japanese suicide squad, and the other soldiers quickly lay down and fought back.

The Japanese death squads kept climbing up the wall, and some were knocked down by the soldiers of the Second Battalion. But these Japanese death squads didn't seem to know how to be afraid. Some of them even pushed deeper into the Great Wall Pass with the bodies of their companions on their shoulders.

The second battalion commander had been on guard against the Japanese sneak attack, but he did not expect the Japanese firepower to be so fierce this time. He just had four machine guns and kept firing at their soldiers.

He immediately mobilized all the rocket soldiers in the battalion to suppress the enemy with fire.

After the rocket soldiers came up, they hid in the dark and aimed at the Japanese machine gunners.

"Boom..." After a round of explosions, four Japanese machine gunners were blown down the pass along with their machine guns.

The suppressed machine gunners of the Second Battalion began to fire "da da da..." at the Japanese suicide squad members who kept climbing up the city wall.

The soldiers rolled and jumped, approaching the breach in the city wall, and continuously threw grenades at the Japanese troops in front.

Although the Japanese suicide squad members were fearless, they kept falling down under the siege and attack of the superior soldiers from the Second Battalion, and the number of people climbing up the city wall decreased sharply.

All the Japanese suicide squad members who rushed up the city wall were killed, and those who showed up one after another and tried to climb up the city wall were knocked down by the soldiers of the Second Battalion who rushed up.

The soldiers of the Second Battalion retook the gaps one after another and threw grenades at the Japanese who were preparing to climb up the city wall.

The soldiers of the Second Battalion were very smart. They waited two or three seconds after pulling the fuse of the grenade before throwing it down.

Many grenades exploded in mid-air as they fell from the city wall, and the flying shrapnel knocked down the Japanese soldiers who were climbing or preparing to climb the wall.

The soldiers of the Second Battalion also ran to the top of the wall and shot at the Japanese suicide squad under the wall from their high position.

The Japanese suicide squad's night march was stopped by the soldiers of the Second Battalion who arrived in time, but the follow-up large force of the Japanese army also arrived.

Since they were marching lightly and quickly, they did not carry any artillery, but the grenade throwers accompanying the army continued to bombard the soldiers of the Second Battalion on the city wall.

What the Japanese reinforcements didn't expect was that a dangerous net had been laid out, waiting for them to enter.