Devil's Army

When the Hua Xia 2nd Fighter Squadron of the First Anti-Japanese Army arrived in Chongqing, Nanjing leaders and senior government officials went to Chongqing Jiulongpo Airport to watch.

Planes landed one after another at Chongqing Jiulongpo Airport.

After getting off the bomber, Director Zheng excitedly ran towards the leader and saluted.

The leader waved his hand and walked past Director Zheng, going straight to the row of Hua Xia II fighter planes.

Squadron Leader Wang Guoxi and his pilots stood in line beside the plane waiting for the leader's inspection.

The leader stroked the Huaxia II fighter jet, which was completely different from theirs, and kept cheering. At the same time, he kept asking Captain Wang about the combat performance of this Huaxia II fighter jet.

Afterwards, the staff of Jiulongpo Airport arranged for the pilots and ground crew of the First Anti-Japanese Army to live in the best dormitories.

And follow the arrangements of superiors to provide them with the best meals.

Captain Wang and his men were not lost in the glory. They always remembered that they were members of the Chinese Air Force and their mission was to drive the Japanese air force out of the Chinese blue sky.

At nine o'clock the next morning, Captain Wang led the pilots in training just like they did at the tribal airport.

Suddenly, a sharp air raid sirens sounded over Chongqing.

The streets and alleys of Chongqing were filled with ordinary people fleeing to air-raid shelters with their families.

Captain Wang and his men quickly ran towards their fighter planes.

Immediately afterwards, 12 Huaxia II fighter jets took off one after another.

After taking off, Captain Wang smiled.

This time, the Japanese army only arranged six Zero fighters and twelve Type 98 heavy bombers to bomb Chongqing.

It turned out that the Nanjing government’s air force had been completely destroyed after several years of fighting against Japan.

Chongqing was now an almost undefended city, with very few anti-aircraft guns and almost no fighter planes.

So the Japanese army only sent six fighter planes to protect his bomber squadron to bomb Chongqing.

Squadron Leader Wang assigned the tasks for his squadron's aircraft using the combat headsets that the Research Department had newly provided them with. Every two Hua Xia II fighters would besiege one Japanese Zero fighter.

The Japanese Zero fighter pilots had never fought against the supersonic aircraft of the First Anti-Japanese Army and were very arrogant.

Although I thought these Chinese military planes were a bit strange, I didn't take it seriously. I was still dreaming of annihilating this Chinese fighter squadron.

Captain Wang's fighter and his wingman caught up with the lead Japanese Zero fighter.

At the moment everyone met, Captain Wang and his wingman fired fiercely at the leading Japanese Zero fighter with their six 20mm machine guns.

After just one encounter, the Japanese Zero fighter leader was hit and exploded in mid-air.

Some brave Chongqing citizens stopped running towards the air-raid shelters and stood on the street to watch the fighter planes of the First Anti-Japanese Army of China and the Japanese fighter planes fighting in the air.

After several encounters, all six of the Japanese Zero fighters were shot down or exploded in mid-air by Captain Wang's Hua Xia 2 Fighter Squadron.

The Japanese bombers without fighter escorts had no time to drop bombs and hurried back. However, after dealing with the six Japanese fighters, the First Army's Huaxia 2nd Fighter Squadron calmly flew over and dealt with the Japanese bomber squadron.

The Japanese bomber squadron fled at full speed, dropping the bombs in their bellies to the ground in an attempt to reduce their own weight.

The irresponsible behavior of the Japanese bomber pilots caused casualties among some Chinese civilians on the ground.

Captain Wang was quite annoyed. He led his teammates to each catch a Japanese bomber, chasing them at full speed and firing fiercely.

In less than half an hour, all the Japanese bomber squadrons were shot down by Captain Wang's fighter squadron.

The sky in Chongqing has returned to its blue color.

The Nanjing government's air force was inferior to the Japanese in aircraft performance, and the pilots' training time and intensity were also inferior to those of the Japanese pilots. Therefore, it was not easy to achieve a 1:1 result in the air battle.

Now the air force of the First Anti-Japanese Army took action and achieved a brilliant victory of 0 to 18. The whole city of Chongqing was boiling.

After this air battle, Chongqing citizens and students frequently came to Jiulongpo Airport to express their condolences and send flowers.

For a time, Captain Wang and his pilots overshadowed Chongqing's popular singers.

Afterwards, the Nanjing government awarded medals to Captain Wang and his colleagues to encourage their contributions to Chongqing.

Leng Feng, who was far away in the northeast base, also sent a congratulatory message, but at the same time pointed out that the Japanese air force was still very powerful and asked them to pay attention to the Japanese retaliation.

Who knew that Leng Feng’s words would soon be verified.