Devil's Army

The next morning, the Japanese planes had not arrived yet.

The Japanese infantry did not launch an attack on the Xiaolinghe railway bridge for the time being.

Last night, the devastating bombing by the Devil Forces' 150mm howitzers left them with a huge shadow.

At around eight o'clock, Japanese fighter and bomber formations came again to bomb the Xiaolinghe Railway Bridge.

Two Japanese bombers flew to the position on the south bank of Xiaoling River, but found that there was no one there, so they turned around and flew to the position on the north bank of Xiaoling River.

After a while, there were continuous explosions and billowing smoke at the positions on the north bank of Xiaoling River.

The Japanese infantry quickly occupied the positions on the north bank of Xiaoling River that were lost last night.

When a group of Japanese troops ran to the path close to the position on the south bank of Xiaoling River, a soldier from the 14th Brigade hiding on the Xiaoling River railway bridge detonated the detonator.

There were sudden explosions on the small road in front of the position on the south bank of Xiaoling River, thick smoke billowing, and constant wailing.

The captain was dumbfounded. Last night, they were attacked by the large-caliber artillery of the devil troops. This morning, they had not seen any trace of the devil troops yet, and they were attacked by landmines again.

He asked the squadron leader who ran back in a panic:

"Do you know which demon army is fighting against them?"

"I don't know, but I saw the number 14 on their flag."

"Yoshi, it turns out to be the 14th Brigade. I'm going to destroy this unit!"

The battalion commander ordered the artillery units to cover the positions on the north bank of the Xiaoling River more fiercely.

The Xiaoling River railway bridge and the north bank positions were shrouded in smoke from the explosion.

At this time, the soldiers of the 14nd Regiment of the th Brigade had already hidden in the woods behind the north bank positions, and were watching the movements of the Japanese troops on the south bank through telescopes.

"Commander, the Japanese army has begun to attack," the second company commander asked anxiously.

“No rush, wait until they are 100 meters away from the south bank position, and then your second company will enter the position.

The second company began to take up positions and fired fiercely at the Japanese troops on the south bank of Xiaoling River.

The Japanese artillery and aircraft continued to suppress and bomb the soldiers of the Second Company on the north bank of Xiaoling River.

Soldiers from the Second Company were often blown away by Japanese artillery shells in the fortifications on the north bank of the Xiaoling River.

A cruel and bloody scene was played out again on the position on the north bank of Xiaoling River.

The wing commander asked the battalion commander to take the Xiaoling River railway bridge within one day. Now a day and a half has passed, and he has only touched the railway bridge.

He ordered his soldiers to continue the attack regardless of casualties, and the 14nd Regiment of the th Brigade suffered heavy casualties.

The second regiment commander again requested aircraft support from the brigade commander.

Two Huaxia II fighters and a Voltaire bomber from the First Army finally came to reinforce. At this time, the positions on the north bank of Xiaoling River had been bombed to the point that there was not a single intact fortification left.

This battalion of the 14nd Regiment of the th Brigade resisted the Japanese attack for two days, but had lost its blocking capability and retreated to rest.

As soon as the Japanese bombers saw the First Army's pointed fighter planes, they turned around and fled.

The Japanese fighter planes had no choice but to move forward and engage in a fierce battle with the First Army's advanced fighter planes.

Two Hua Xia II fighter planes of the First Army quickly flew to the outskirts of the Xiaolinghe Railway Bridge and lured away the Japanese fighter planes.

After the Japanese fighter planes flew away, the Voltaire bomber of the First Army, which was following them from a distance, flew calmly to the south bank of Xiaoling River and fiercely bombed the attacking Japanese troops.

The Japanese artillery saw the First Army's planes flying over from afar and immediately stopped the bombing.

However, a Golden Eagle IV drone of the First Army had already discovered the Japanese artillery position, but did not attack it due to insufficient firepower.

Two Army Aviation soldiers maneuvered the Golden Eagle IV drone to make three circles at the lower left side of the First Army bomber, and then flew straight forward.

Seeing this, the pilot of an army bomber hurriedly followed.

Soon, the bomber pilots of the First Army discovered the Japanese artillery positions that the Golden Eagles were attacking.

The bomber of the First Army immediately flew over and launched a fierce bombing on the Japanese artillery positions.

Without the bombing from Japanese planes and artillery, the Japanese infantry also stopped attacking.

The second regiment commander immediately ordered the soldiers to consolidate their positions, as the ensuing battle would be even more brutal.

The Japanese fighter planes failed to pursue the two pointed fighter planes of the First Army, and then turned back to pursue the bombers of the First Army.

Upon seeing this, the pilot of a military bomber immediately stepped on the throttle and fled.

The Japanese fighter planes had no choice but to strafing the Devil Forces' positions on the north bank of Xiaoling River.

The Japanese brigade commander saw that Xiaoling River had not been captured for nearly two days, so he came to check it out, but found that the infantry had been bombed by the devil's planes and was in a mess. He was so angry that he slapped the captain several times and cursed:

"You said you could take over the Xiaoling River Railway Bridge within a day. How many days has it been now? Get out of here!"

The regiment commander kicked the battalion commander to the ground. The division commander ordered him to take Jinzhou within three days, but now it was hanging in the balance.

The captain sat down on the ground, then quickly stood up and answered, standing at attention:

"Hi!"

The brigade commander appointed the deputy battalion commander as the battalion commander and immediately attacked the Xiaoling River railway bridge.

The Japanese deputy battalion commander was ordered to take charge and immediately organized his soldiers to attack the positions on the north bank of Xiaoling River.

The new Japanese battalion commander made his first move upon taking office, ordering his soldiers to continue attacking the positions on the north bank of the Xiaoling River regardless of casualties.