Devil's Army

A small Japanese detachment and more than 50 puppet troops retreated to the north of the Luanhe Railway Bridge and immediately cooperated with the original bridge-guarding troops to consolidate the fortifications, preparing to use the natural barrier of the Luanhe River to block the attack of the devil troops.

Because the Japanese fortifications on the Luanhe Railway Bridge were relatively strong, there were many defenders.

Captain Pei, who was ambushed nearby, led a small group of guerrillas and did not launch an advance attack on the Japanese army. Instead, he quietly waited for the arrival of the large force nearby.

As the first company of the first battalion arrived at the south bank of the Luanhe County railway bridge, the soldiers of the first company immediately launched a fierce attack on the Japanese defenders on the north bank of the railway bridge.

In the Japanese fortifications on the north bank of the Luanhe Railway Bridge, a heavy machine gun and a light machine gun crossed to block the railway bridge.

The soldiers of the first company had no way to break through the Japanese army's firepower network.

The Japanese and puppet troops on the north bank of the Luanhe Railway Bridge were trying their best to stop the attack of the first company.

However, what they did not expect was that fierce gunfire suddenly rang out behind them.

Captain Pei led a small team of guerrillas and launched a fierce sneak attack on the Japanese army from behind.

The Japanese and puppet troops on the north bank of the Luanhe Railway Bridge were thrown into disarray. However, they quickly stabilized their position and sent out a group of soldiers to pursue the guerrillas.

The Japanese army knew that if they did not resolve their worries, they would not be able to resist the attack of the devil's troops.

So from the beginning, they concentrated their fierce firepower and attacked Captain Pei's small team.

Captain Pei was under heavy attack from Japanese grenade launchers and machine guns, and was under great pressure. His teammates kept falling down one after another.

The company commander knew that the Lubei guerrillas were supporting them, so he launched a fierce attack on the Japanese troops on the north bank of the Luanhe Railway Bridge.

Unfortunately, the Luanhe Railway Bridge was so narrow that his troops could not be deployed at all. Two machine guns of the Japanese army blocked them on the south bank of the railway bridge, making them unable to move.

Seeing that Captain Pei and his men were in imminent danger from the all-out encirclement and suppression by the Japanese and puppet troops, the company commander called for air force support.

After a while, the Army Aviation soldiers flew over in a Golden Eagle IV drone and opened fire on the Japanese machine guns that were fiercely firing at the Lubei guerrillas.

The machine gunners and grenade launchers of the Japanese army attacking the Lubei guerrillas were successively killed by the Golden Eagle drones. Captain Pei's pressure was greatly reduced.

The Golden Eagle drone then fired fiercely at a heavy machine gun and a light machine gun of the Japanese army that was blocking the south bank of the Luanhe Railway Bridge.

Without the blockade of the Japanese light and heavy machine guns, the soldiers of the first company began to rush across the railway bridge one after another.

The Japanese and puppet troops on the north bank of the Luanhe Railway Bridge fought desperately under the double-sided attack from the first company and Captain Pei.

The Army Aviation soldiers operated the Golden Eagle UAV to continue firing at the Japanese and puppet troops' firing points.

Finally, the Japanese and puppet troops guarding the bridge were unable to withstand the air-to-ground attack of the devil troops and began to retreat.

A company of soldiers successfully occupied an important stronghold on the Luan River: the Luan River Railway Bridge.

The company commander left a platoon to guard the position on the north bank of the Luanhe Railway Bridge, while the other soldiers continued to advance deep into Xinglong County.

When another part of the Japanese and puppet troops retreated to the Liuhe Bridge, they also attempted to use the natural barrier of Liuhe River together with the Japanese troops guarding the bridge to resist the attack of the devil troops.

When a platoon from the first battalion arrived, they had not yet launched an attack on the Japanese troops at the Liuhe Bridge. The second squad of the Lubei guerrillas, which were ambushed at the east end of the Liuhe Bridge, took the lead in launching an attack on the Japanese troops guarding the bridge.

The Japanese army was staring at the devil troops on the other side of the bridge when they were suddenly attacked from behind and immediately fell into chaos.

The soldiers of this platoon of the first battalion took advantage of the chaos to rush to the Japanese positions on the other side of the bridge.

A machine gun at the Japanese position at the bridgehead quickly turned its gun and fired wildly at the devilish troops crossing the bridge.

Several soldiers from the first battalion who were rushing in the front were shot and fell to the ground.

The machine gunners from the battalion at the back quickly lay down and suppressed the Japanese machine guns at the bridgehead with firepower.

The rocket soldiers of the battalion behind took the opportunity to blow up the Japanese machine guns and the people in them with one shot.

The soldiers from the nearby battalion took the opportunity to speed up their charge, came to the front of the fortifications, and threw grenades into them.

The Japanese troops at the bridgehead were beaten back step by step, and finally had to abandon their positions and retreat.

The soldiers of the first battalion continued to advance into the depths of Xinglong County and arrived at the small bridge between the Beihe River and the Chaohe River.

There were not many Japanese defenders on the north bank of the Beihe River. When a vanguard unit of the second company of the first battalion arrived, they were fighting with the Lubei guerrillas.

The rocket soldiers of the second company's vanguard fired a shot at the machine gun position in the Japanese fortifications, and then rushed across the bridge.

More than 30 Japanese and puppet troops at the Beihe Bridge were almost completely wiped out by the double-sided attack from the Lubei guerrilla squad and the vanguard of the second company.

When a platoon of soldiers from the second company of the first battalion arrived at the Chaohe Bridge, a small team of Japanese and puppet troops stationed there had already been repelled by the fourth team of the Lubei guerrillas.

The guerrillas occupied the bridgehead and were ready to await the arrival of the main force of the First Army.