Devil's Army

Squadron Leader Wang telegraphed the situation of this air battle to Captain Xu.

After consulting Commander Leng, Captain Xu asked Captain Wang to fly the four damaged Hua Xia II fighters back to the base airport for repairs.

The Nanjing government posthumously recognized the two pilots as martyrs and awarded them the Blue Sky and White Sun Medals.

The Chinese Expeditionary Army Command was very annoyed by the air force's repeated failure.

Their air raid on Chongqing was intended to force the Nanjing government to compromise with them.

Who would have thought that the devilish troops far away in Northeast China and Central China would suddenly come and disrupt the situation.

He decided to destroy the devil's air force stationed in Nanjing and force the Nanjing government to surrender.

Four days later, the commander of the Japanese China Expeditionary Army gathered four Zero fighter squadrons and a bomber squadron to come for revenge.

Captain Wang of Jiulongpo Airport heard the sharp air defense alarm and immediately took off.

They could have escaped the Japanese encirclement and annihilation with their speed advantage. But last time, many Chongqing people did not see the fierce air battle scene where Captain Wang and his team fought desperately with Japanese planes. Now they all stopped on the streets of Chongqing to watch.

If they fled, they could escape the encirclement and annihilation of the Japanese fighter planes. If they fought, they would probably be annihilated.

Looking at the ordinary people sparsely populated streets of Chongqing, Captain Wang chose the latter.

Captain Wang divided his fighters into two teams, and he led two wingmen to attack the Japanese fighter group.

The other three fighters attacked the Japanese bomber squadron with all their might to stop them from bombing Chongqing.

When Captain Wang and his two wingmen rushed towards the Japanese fighter group, the Japanese fighters surrounded them from three sides.

Captain Wang briefly passed by them, then turned around and ran away.

The Japanese fighter planes, being teased, chased closely from behind. But Captain Wang and his wingman flew slowly in front. They could see the Japanese fighter planes but could not catch up.

The Japanese bombers saw that the sharp-nosed planes of the Devil's Force had been transferred away. Although they were also surprised that there were only three of them, they still prepared to bomb Chongqing.

At this time, three Huaxia II fighter planes that had been hiding in the clouds high in the sky suddenly pounced on the Japanese bomber squadron like an eagle catching a chick.

When the Japanese bomber squadron saw the sudden appearance of the Devil Force's pointed planes, they panicked and fled in all directions.

The Japanese Zero fighters escorting nearby also quickly flew over, ready to encircle and annihilate the three pointed aircraft of the Devil's troops.

The three Huaxia II fighter planes of the First Army each engaged a Japanese bomber and opened fire fiercely.

They fired from a distance of more than 800 meters to more than 400 meters, until the three Japanese bombers exploded in mid-air, and then quickly retreated.

At this time, the Japanese fighter planes on the periphery had surrounded them and kept shooting at the three pointed aircraft of the First Army.

Two Huaxia II fighter planes of the First Army were hit one after another, but no important equipment was damaged, so they were able to continue fighting.

When the Japanese bombers saw that the Devil Force's pointed aircraft were being chased by their fighter planes, they surrounded them again and prepared to bomb Chongqing.

A Japanese bomber that arrived first had already begun dropping bombs on the city of Chongqing.

The streets of Chongqing began to explode and catch fire, and citizens who were watching the air battle on the streets fled in panic, causing crushing and trampling.

The three Hua Xia II fighter planes of the First Army seemed to have heard the cries of the citizens of Chongqing, and they rushed towards the Japanese bombers regardless of everything, directing all their anger at them.

The First Army's pointed-nosed aircraft appeared in the sky above Chongqing, constantly chasing and shooting at the Japanese bombers, while the Japanese Zero fighters continued to strafe the First Army's three pointed-nosed aircraft from all directions.

Three more Japanese bombers crashed into the ground with black smoke. Another Japanese bomber exploded in mid-air. However, two of the three Huaxia II fighters of the First Army were already emitting black smoke from their tails.

The Hua Xia II fighter on the left is already experiencing operating difficulties.

The pilot saluted affectionately in the direction of the Oroqen tribe, and then maneuvered the fighter plane at full speed towards the Japanese bomber in front.

The Japanese bomber pilots saw this and their faces turned pale, and they fled at full speed. But soon they heard a loud "boom" and the two planes disintegrated in the air.

There are still five Japanese bombers left. As long as they can eliminate these five Japanese bombers, they will have completed their mission.

The remaining Hua Xia II fighter plane rushed at full speed towards the Japanese bomber group with its wingman whose tail was smoking.

At this time, the Japanese army still had nearly 40 Zero fighters, which fiercely attacked Captain Wang's Hua Xia II fighter from all directions.