Devil's Army

The First Army's fighter planes fought with the Japanese Army's fighter planes from around eight in the morning until noon.

The Japanese Zero fighters with inferior performance were constantly shot down or destroyed by the advanced Huaxia II fighters.

The First Army's Huaxia II fighter plane losses were only a fraction of those of the Japanese army.

As more and more Japanese fighter planes were shot down, the advantage of the Japanese air force gradually turned into a disadvantage. The fighter planes that were actively encircling and suppressing the First Army began to turn into passive defense.

Five Japanese bombers launched a fierce attack on the ground anti-aircraft artillery unit at Xiaoguanzhuang Airport from the east.

Although the anti-aircraft artillery troops east of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport tried their best to intercept, they were still hit by three bombs in succession. Two 75mm anti-aircraft guns were destroyed and six anti-aircraft artillery soldiers were killed.

Seeing this, the three Huaxia II fighters that were fighting with Japanese fighters a little further away took the opportunity to leave the battlefield and pounce on the five Japanese bombers.

The Japanese Zero fighter that was fighting with the three Hua Xia II fighters of the First Army also rushed over, but unfortunately it could not catch up.

After resolving the threat posed by Japanese bombers to the Xiaoguanzhuang Airport, the First Army's three fighter planes immediately launched a counterattack and pounced on the four Japanese fighter planes that were chasing them.

In just one round, the four Japanese fighter planes that were approaching were unable to dodge. Two were shot down on the spot, and two were injured and fled in panic.

The aircrafts of both sides began to run out of fuel. The Japanese fighter groups began to return, and the fighter groups of the First Army also returned one after another to replenish ammunition and fuel.

Just as the pilots of the Second Air Brigade of the First Army returned to Xiaoguanzhuang Airport one after another.

When the pilots of the First Air Force Squadron were preparing to return to the temporary airport in Tangxia Village, the radar soldier suddenly reported:

"A UFO was spotted approaching at high speed from the northwest!"

The pilots of the Second Aviation Squadron were instantly nervous.

Their planes had not yet finished refueling and reloading their ammunition.

As the flying objects got closer, everyone could see clearly that they were nearly 100 Zero fighters that the Japanese army had transferred from the northeast to provide reinforcements.

Captain Yin acted promptly and ordered some of the fighter planes that had just returned to take off again to meet the enemy.

Ground crews sped up the refueling and ammunition replenishment for the returning aircraft.

Although the pilots of the Second Air Squadron were exhausted, their fighting spirit remained strong. They quickly adjusted their status and flew their fighter planes into the sky again, cooperating with the pilots of the First Air Squadron to fight against the Japanese Kwantung Army Air Corps.

The two sides once again engaged in a fierce battle. At this time, the pilots of the Japanese Kwantung Army Air Corps had just started fighting and were full of energy.

The pilots of the First Army cheered up and dealt with the Japanese Kwantung Army Air Corps with their superb skills, tenacious will, and the excellent performance of the Huaxia II fighter.

However, at this time, the aircraft of the 1st and 2nd Squadrons of the First Air Force, which were in mid-air combat, were generally running low on fuel.

The pilots of the First Army could only fight quickly and decisively.

Some planes were seriously low on fuel, so the pilots had to quickly land at Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

The Japanese fighter planes following them attempted to attack the fighter planes of the First Army while they were running low on fuel and ammunition, but they were fiercely strafed by the anti-aircraft artillery units on the ground at Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

In order to quickly replace the aircraft of the First Aviation Squadron that had not yet been refueled and ammunitioned in the air, Captain Yin led the pilots to assist the ground crew in refueling and ammunition for the returning fighters.

As the fighter planes of the Second Aviation Squadron, which had refueled and replenished their ammunition at Xiaoguanzhuang Airport, took off one after another, the advantage of the Japanese Kwantung Army Air Corps was gradually broken, and they fell into a passive defensive situation.

Captain Yin was worried that the Japanese Central China Expeditionary Force Air Corps would restock its fuel and ammunition and fly over. In this way, they would face a pincer attack from both the Kwantung Army Air Corps and the Central China Expeditionary Force Air Corps. He urged the pilots of the First Army to increase their attack on the Japanese Kwantung Army Air Corps.

Under the joint attack of the First and Second Air Force Battalions of the First Army, the Japanese Kwantung Army Air Corps began to be unable to resist and gradually retreated to the northeast.

The two squadrons of the First Army Air Force did not continue to pursue the Japanese Kwantung Army Air Force, but hurried back to the base to rest and prepare for the next attack by the Japanese Central China Expeditionary Force Air Force.

Who knew that Captain Yin was fully prepared for battle, and the Japanese Central China Expeditionary Force Air Force did not come to attack Xiaoguanzhuang Airport for the entire afternoon.

Because Commander Hata Shunroku originally wanted to use the wheel tactics to wear down the air force of the devil troops in the Tangshan base.

However, before the air force of the Central China Expeditionary Force had fully replenished its ammunition and fuel, the Kwantung Army Air Corps had already been defeated by the air force of the devil forces of the Tangshan base.

At this time, there was no longer any rotation battle. Their Central China Expeditionary Force Air Force went alone to fight against the Tangshan base's devilish air force, and they did not have much chance of winning.

By around four o'clock in the afternoon, the tribe's gray wolves had not seen the Japanese Central China Expeditionary Force's air force attacking the Xiaoguanzhuang Airport, so they decided to strike first.