Devil's Army

As air-to-ground missiles continued to hit the anti-aircraft gun positions and anti-aircraft machine gun positions of the Japanese warships, the Japanese air firepower network became weaker and weaker.

More and more air-to-ground missiles hit the Japanese warships below the waterline.

The Japanese soldiers on the warship were busy fighting back against the attack of the Golden Eagle drone, while at the same time they were busy closing the hatches and pumping out the seawater that was pouring into the ship.

The Japanese fleet's air defense firepower network was getting weaker and weaker, and the First Army's Golden Eagle drones were getting fewer and fewer.

In the end, the Japanese army broke through the interception of the First Army's Golden Eagle drone group at the cost of two warships sunk, two seriously damaged, and many injured.

Only eight of the First Army's Golden Eagle drones returned to load bombs and undergo maintenance.

Without the interception of the Golden Eagle drone, the Japanese fleet went straight to the Qinhuangdao port.

The commander of the Japanese fleet vented all his anger on Qinhuangdao and ordered the fleet to launch a fierce bombing on the houses and buildings in Qinhuangdao port.

Houses and buildings were reduced to rubble by the fierce bombardment of Japanese naval guns.

After venting their anger, the Japanese Marines began landing operations.

Without encountering any obstruction, the Japanese Marines easily landed at the Qinhuangdao port.

As soon as these cruel black dogs landed at Qinhuangdao Port, they searched everywhere for any living Chinese soldiers or civilians. They were not satisfied with blowing up the buildings at Qinhuangdao Port, they also wanted to kill people to vent their anger.

Finally, a black dog saw a dog that was injured by an explosion next to a collapsed warehouse. He cruelly walked up to it and stabbed it to death with his bayonet.

When the Japanese Marines arrived at Laolongtou, which connects Jiaoshan and Bohai Sea, they were ambushed by the First Company of the Fourth Brigade which had been lying in ambush there.

The Japanese Marines, who had been going smoothly since landing, did not expect that there were Chinese soldiers ambushed here. They were suddenly attacked and suffered heavy casualties.

The Marines who arrived later immediately ordered their artillery to bombard Laolongtou fiercely. The warships in Qinhuangdao Port also continued to bombard Laolongtou positions.

The terrain of Laolongtou was dangerous. If they gave up this position, the Japanese army would march straight into Qinhuangdao City. Therefore, despite the heavy casualties suffered by the bombardment of Japanese naval guns and artillery, they still held on to Laolongtou.

Although they resisted tenaciously, their casualties increased day by day under the fierce bombardment of the Japanese warships' large-caliber artillery, and they were finally unable to resist the attack of the black dogs.

The company commander was ordered to take the remaining 20 or so people and retreat to Qinhuangdao City.

After Heipigoukou captured Laolongtou, he divided his troops into two groups and marched towards the northwest.

When the black dogs reached the bank of the Tang River, they immediately stood on guard and ordered the soldiers to build a pontoon bridge. However, when the pontoon bridge was half built, there was no sign of the Chinese army's attack.

The black dog was already accustomed to the Chinese army fleeing at the sight of them, and when he saw that there was no Chinese army attacking, he slowly relaxed his vigilance.

When the pontoon bridge was about one-third complete, the whistling sound of mortar shells suddenly came from the woods opposite the Chang River.

Mortar shells sent Japanese engineers who were building a pontoon bridge into the river.

The black dogs on the river bank were also heavily bombarded by mortars.

The lieutenant of the Black Dog vanguard was ambushed twice in a row by the Chinese army. He became angry and humiliated and continued to call for support from naval artillery.

The two Japanese warships docked in Qinhuangdao Bay immediately launched a fierce bombing on the other side of Tang River.

The firepower of a unit of the 4th Brigade on the other side of the Tang River was immediately suppressed by the Japanese naval guns.

What the Japanese warships did not expect was that the Golden Eagle No. 3 drone, which had returned to replenish its ammunition, suddenly launched an attack on the two Japanese warships.

Three other Golden Eagle III drones also launched an attack on two Japanese warships that were bombing the defenders of the 4th Brigade of Jiguana Mountain.

The main guns of several Japanese warships were attacked by air-to-ground missiles and were all destroyed.

Two Japanese warships had holes blown in their hulls below the waterline, and the soldiers were busy draining the water and plugging the leaks.

Without the threat of Japanese warships, the mortars of the 4th Brigade on the other side of the Tang River continued to roar.

The lieutenant's vanguard was bombed to the point where they had no chance to fight back and had to retreat, waiting for reinforcements from follow-up troops.

In less than an hour, the lieutenant's follow-up troops arrived and immediately set up artillery positions, launching a fierce bombardment on the defenders of the 4th Brigade on the other side of the Tang River.

The Japanese army no longer built pontoon bridges, but instead ordered soldiers to wade across the river in continuous and intensive efforts while the artillery of the Devil Unit was suppressed.

Subsequent engineers continued to build pontoon bridges to facilitate the transportation of supplies across the Tang River.

The Black Dog quickly waded across the center line of the Tang River and continued to suppress the firepower of the Devil's troops.

At this time, something unexpected happened to the Japanese commander: the 150mm howitzers of the th Brigade hidden deep in the Tang River suddenly attacked the Japanese artillery positions.

While the 4th Brigade was suppressing the Japanese artillery positions, the mortars of the 4th Brigade on the bank of Tang River began to bombard the black dogs that were wading in the water.

After destroying the Japanese artillery positions, the 150th Brigade's mm howitzers adjusted their muzzles and fiercely bombarded the black dogs that were wading or preparing to wade.

The Japanese commander did not expect that the devil troops on the other side of the river had hidden 150mm howitzers. The Black Dogs suffered heavy casualties from the intensive attack and had to retreat to the foot of Laolongtou Mountain.