Devil's Army

At that time, the Japanese Central China Front Air Force concentrated more than 300 fighters and bombers, and rushed towards the Xiaoguanzhuang Airport from the direction of Tianjin and Beijing.

In order to disrupt the Japanese army's deployment, Captain Yin arranged 12 Golden Eagle drones to fight against the Japanese fighter planes in Peiping on the front line.

The vanguard of the Japanese Beiping Air Corps, a fighter squadron, soon discovered 12 small aircraft-like flying machines in front of them and kept firing guns and cannons at them.

The 12 Golden Eagle UAVs flown by Captain Yin were modified Golden Eagle No. UAVs, with a weapon scanning system installed in front of them. They could manually lock onto the flying object in front and control the air-to-ground missiles under their belly to destroy it.

It’s just that due to the high speed of the aircraft, it is difficult for the human eye to lock onto it, resulting in a low success rate.

After the Golden Eagle No. 12 drone formation discovered the Japanese army's fighter vanguards, it immediately launched an attack.

The Army Aviation soldiers set the lead time, and each Golden Eagle III drone launched two air-to-ground missiles.

Twenty-four air-to-ground missiles, like twenty-four death-seeking ghosts, pounced on the Japanese fighter vanguard.

The Japanese pilots sensed the danger and quickly dodged, but three of the first wave of fighter planes that were relatively close were hit by air-to-ground missiles and disintegrated.

The Japanese Zero fighters desperately strafed and bombed the Golden Eagle III drone in front.

Four Golden Eagle-3 drones were shot down one after another.

The Army Aviation soldiers maneuvered the Golden Eagle drone to sink sharply, and then flew close to the ground towards both wings.

The Japanese fighter jets had no way of flying to such a low altitude and they all whizzed past the tops of the Golden Eagle drones one after another.

When the Japanese fighters all flew over the Golden Eagle drone, the Army Aviation soldiers quickly controlled the Golden Eagle to increase the flight altitude and catch up with the Japanese fighters from behind. However, the Japanese fighters were too fast and disappeared from the Army Aviation soldiers' sight in the blink of an eye.

Two Army Aviation soldiers were quick to fire two air-to-ground missiles at the two disappearing Japanese fighter planes.

Unfortunately, the two missiles grazed the Japanese fighter planes and disappeared without a trace.

At this time, the Japanese fighter and bomber regiments in Tianjin had already arrived at the outskirts of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

A sharp air raid sirens sounded at the Xiaoguanzhuang Airport, and the Huaxia II fighter jets of the Second Brigade of the First Army Air Force took off one after another to fight.

The bombers of the Second Squadron of the First Air Force withdrew to the rear one after another.

More than 100 Japanese Zero fighters attacked the First Army's more than 80 Huaxia II fighters one after another.

Taking advantage of the fact that the Devil Force's tip fighters at Xiaoguanzhuang Airport were entangled by their fighter group, 36 Japanese bombers quickly flew over Xiaoguanzhuang Airport, attempting to bomb the Devil Force's main air force base in central China.

The anti-aircraft artillery unit of the First Army's Xiaoguanzhuang Airport immediately opened fire.

Dense anti-aircraft artillery shells and anti-aircraft machine gun bullets formed a dense firepower network, shooting down the Japanese bombers that tried to rush into the Xiaoguanzhuang airport.

At this time, the fighters of the Second Air Squadron of the First Army were not under too much pressure in challenging the Japanese fighter corps in the Tianjin direction.

Captain Yin arranged a Hua Xia 2 fighter squadron to specifically encircle and drive away the Japanese bombers that attempted to attack the Xiaoguanzhuang airport.

The sound of gunfire outside Xiaoguanzhuang Airport resounded through the sky.

From time to time, planes that were hit by bullets roared and crashed to the ground with black smoke.

The situation on the battlefield soon changed with the arrival of 140 fighters and 36 bombers from Peiping.

A fighter plane of the Second Air Brigade of the First Army had to deal with three to four Japanese fighter planes from time to time, which doubled the pressure.

Captain Yin led his comrades to mainly fight guerrilla warfare.

The Japanese army concentrated several fighter planes to encircle and annihilate them and then withdrew during the battle.

They would take advantage of any opportunity to attack lone Japanese fighters and bombers.

Such passive attacks resulted in Japanese bombers occasionally breaking through the defense line of the First Army fighters and entering the airspace over Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

Fortunately, all the Japanese bombers that broke through the First Army's fighter defense line were shot down by intensive anti-aircraft fire.

At this time, the Army Aviation soldiers also rushed over to provide support by operating eight Golden Eagle III drones.

They were like little silver-white ghosts, hiding in the dark and launching air-to-ground missiles at Japanese fighters or bombers that suddenly appeared in front of them.

Such sneak attacks were often successful. Two Japanese fighter planes and a bomber were hit by air-to-ground missiles and exploded in mid-air.

The Japanese army soon noticed the threat posed by these small aircraft and focused on eliminating them.

Japanese fighter jets shot down three Golden Eagle III drones one after another.

The remaining Golden Eagle drones had to fly at ultra-low altitudes again to evade the attacks of Japanese fighter planes.

The Japanese fighter group began to encircle and annihilate two Chinese fighter planes of the Second Squadron of the First Air Force.