Devil's Army

Just as the fighters of the Second Air Group of the First Army were passively responding to the attack, the four Huaxia Second Fighter Squadrons of the First Air Group of the First Army, which had moved to the Tangxia Village temporary airport, had arrived.

Captain Xu led sixty Hua Xia II fighter planes and suddenly swooped down from the sky to the Japanese fighter planes that were fighting fiercely below, and kept firing.

The Japanese fighters, which were fighting fiercely with the fighters of the Second Squadron of the First Air Force at low and medium altitudes, did not expect that there was a First Squadron of the Second Chinese Fighter Team hiding in the high altitudes. More than a dozen fighters were shot down and exploded on the spot.

Seeing that the situation was not right, the Japanese fighter planes that fled quickly could not outrun the Hua Xia II fighter planes and were chased and shot down one after another.

This sneak attack shot down 23 Japanese Zero fighters at once.

The well-trained Japanese fighter groups quickly concentrated their superior forces to deal with the fighters of the First and Second Air Squadrons of the First Army.

The sky outside Xiaoguanzhuang Airport was once again filled with the roar of planes, the whistling of artillery shells and the explosion of hit planes.

At this time, the fighter group of the Japanese Central China Air Corps no longer had an absolute advantage over the fighters of the First Army's two aviation squadrons.

Some Japanese fighter planes launched suicide attacks to entangle the fighter planes of the First Army.

The local Japanese army concentrated more than three fighter planes to besiege one fighter plane of the first army.

A bloody fight broke out in the sky outside Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

The pilots of the First Army and the Japanese Army were both bloodthirsty and wanted to kill each other.

Unfortunately, the performance of the two sides' aircraft was too different. In the sky outside Xiaoguanzhuang Airport, Japanese fighters and bombers were constantly shot down or exploded in mid-air.

From time to time, one army's fighter planes were ambushed by Japanese fighter planes and crashed to the ground.

While the Japanese fighters were fighting with the First Army fighters, the Army Aviation soldiers launched the remaining five Golden Eagle III drones into the air to attack the Japanese fighters or bombers flying nearby.

The Japanese pilots were concentrating their attention on the First Army's pointed fighter jets, but unexpectedly they were attacked by a Golden Eagle drone.

Two bombers and a Zero fighter were shot down successively by the air-to-ground missiles of the Golden Eagle drone.

The Japanese Zero fighters and the First Army's Huaxia II fighters fought in the air until dusk.

The battle ended with the Japanese air corps returning home.

This time, in the large-scale air battle after the Japanese air force encircled and suppressed the Tangshan base, the Japanese army lost more than 70 fighters and bombers.

The First Army lost only eleven Huaxia II fighters and eight Golden Eagle III drones.

This battle dealt a heavy blow to the Japanese army's ambition to regain air superiority.

At this time, the commander of the Japanese Central China Expeditionary Force, Hata Shunroku, was unwilling to see the air superiority of the air force being seized by the devil's troops. So he did everything he could to transfer nearly 100 Zero fighters from the southern battlefield to participate in the war.

The next morning, Commander Hata Shunroku ordered the Air Force Corps to launch a second attack on Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

This time, the Japanese Air Force used a zone search method, dividing the airspace around the aircraft into areas such as front, rear, above, below, and on both sides.

Fighter jets search each area to avoid attacks by the devil's forces.

When flying in formation, pilots will also divide the responsibilities of searching different areas. The lead pilot will be responsible for searching the main areas in front and above, while the wingman will focus on searching the areas to the sides and below.

This search pattern greatly prevented the Japanese Air Force from being attacked by the First Army Air Force aircraft.

At that time, the Army Aviation soldiers deployed the remaining four Golden Eagle IIIs on the outer front line, preparing to launch a surprise attack on the Japanese Air Corps, but they were soon discovered by the Japanese.

The fighter jets of the Japanese vanguard immediately rushed over and strafed the Golden Eagle No. 3 drone.

The Golden Eagle III drone once again used its killer weapon: flying at an ultra-low altitude close to the ground to avoid pursuit by the Japanese army.

Soon, the aggressive Japanese Air Force discovered the Hua Xia II Fighter Group of the First Air Force Second Brigade in the medium and low altitude areas, and the two sides immediately engaged in a fierce fight.

The Japanese Air Force discovered the Hua Xia II Fighter Group of the First Air Force's First Brigade in the high altitude area, and the two sides immediately engaged in a fierce battle.

The outskirts of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport were once again filled with the roar of planes, the whistling of artillery shells and the sounds of explosions.

Three Japanese bombers broke through the First Army's fighter defense line and rushed into the airspace above Xiaoguanzhuang Airport, but were soon intercepted by the anti-aircraft artillery unit of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

Two Japanese bombers were shot down immediately and one bomber returned in a hurry.