Devil's Army

The Japanese army had more than 100 planes left. Although they fled at full speed, the speed performance of the Zero fighter was more than twice that of the China II fighter.

Most of the Japanese Zero fighters were caught up and shot down by the First Army's Huaxia II fighters on their way to escape.

At noon, the air battle ended, and the fighter jets of the 1st and 2nd Squadrons of the 1st Air Force returned to Xiaoguanzhuang Airport and Tangxia Village Temporary Airport one after another.

This great air battle between the Japanese Central China Expeditionary Force Air Force and the First Anti-Japanese Army's two air squadrons ended with the Japanese army's great defeat.

The Japanese Central China Expeditionary Force lost all its elite air forces and completely lost air superiority in the central China region.

Gray Wolf also began to prepare to deal with the Japanese Kwantung Army's air corps. However, the Xiaolingshan aircraft base had been destroyed by the Japanese, and the simple airport in the tribe could not accommodate so many fighters.

Gray Wolf arranged for some of the aircraft of the First Aviation Squadron to return to the simple tribal airport to wait for orders, and urged the garrison in Jinzhou to repair the Xiaolingshan aircraft base as soon as possible.

He also ordered the 8th Brigade and the 1st Brigade, which were on standby, to recapture Fengtian.

The 3rd Regiment of the 8th Brigade arrived at the East Gate of Fengtian, and the artillery began to bombard the Japanese and puppet troops on the city wall of the East Gate of Fengtian.

After the bombardment, the Second Battalion of the Third Regiment began to attack the east gate of Fengtian. But before the soldiers of the Second Battalion could rush to the city, the Japanese artillery inside the city wall began to fiercely bombard the attacking soldiers of the Second Battalion.

The attack of the Second Battalion was blocked, and the attack of the First Brigade on the north gate of Fengtian was also unsuccessful.

At this time, six bombers from the First Air Squadron, escorted by four fighters, split into two groups and bombed the Japanese and puppet troops guarding the East Gate and North Gate of Fengtian.

The artillery of the Third Regiment cooperated with the Air Force to continuously bombard the Japanese and puppet defenders inside and outside the walls of the Fengtian East Gate.

The Japanese and puppet troops on the east gate wall of Fengtian suffered heavy casualties in the fierce bombing of the First Army. But when the Second Battalion Infantry began to attack, they lay behind the collapsed wall and continued to block the attack.

The rocket soldiers accompanying the army continued to fire rockets at the Japanese firing points on the city wall.

The soldiers of the Second Battalion lay on the ground, fighting back while looking for an opportunity to approach the East Gate of Fengtian.

At this time, the roar of fighter jets was heard again from the direction of Xinjing.

When the Xinjing Air Force heard that the Devil's Army had dispatched four pointed fighters, they immediately arranged for a squadron of Zero fighters to come for reinforcement.

Seeing this, the Japanese bombers of the First Army that were bombing the East Gate and North Gate of Fengtian immediately retreated.

The four escorting fighter jets also retreated in the opposite direction.

Seeing this, the Japanese fighter squadron gave up chasing the Devil Force's bombers and surrounded the Devil Force's pointed fighters from two sides.

The four Hua Xia II fighter planes of the First Army were not in a hurry to evacuate the Fengtian airspace, but instead circled around the Japanese fighter squadron.

When the Japanese squadron leader was getting annoyed about not being able to catch up with the four pointed planes of the devil troops, the roar of a large number of planes came from the direction of Tieling County.

The First Air Force First Brigade and a Hua Xia Second Fighter Squadron took off from the tribe and attacked the Japanese Zero Fighter Squadron that was chasing their fighters.

The Japanese squadron leader was horrified upon seeing this and quickly ordered a retreat.

The Hua Xia 2 fighter squadron of the First Army rushed towards their respective targets.

The four Huaxia II fighter planes that were taking the Japanese fighter planes for a stroll also turned back to encircle and annihilate the Japanese fighter squadron.

After a fierce air combat, all 12 Japanese Zero fighters were shot down on the outskirts of Fengtian.

After destroying the Japanese fighter planes, the First Army's six bombers returned and launched a fierce bombing on the Japanese and puppet troops at the East Gate and North Gate of Fengtian.

At this time, the east and north gates of Fengtian were in danger due to the air-to-ground bombing of the First Army. The Japanese lieutenant colonel urgently dispatched two infantry squadrons to provide support.

At this time, the Japanese army suffered heavy casualties, and they relied entirely on the spirit of Bushido to lie behind the city wall and block the attack of the first army.

The Third Regiment Commander's attack was repelled by the Japanese again, and his temper flared up. He pulled over two 150mm howitzers from the Eighth Brigade.

After two rounds of salvos, a large corner of Fengtian's east gate collapsed.

The city walls at the center of the explosion and the Japanese and puppet troops under the walls were all blown away.

The soldiers of the second battalion quickly ran towards the collapsed city wall, preparing to rush into Fengtian.

Some surviving Japanese soldiers immediately organized the Japanese and puppet troops behind the city wall to climb the collapsed brick wall to block the attack of the devil troops.

At this time, the fighter planes of the First Army also joined the strafing, and the three 20mm machine guns on the planes fired fiercely at the Japanese troops who were climbing the city wall.

At this time, the soldiers of the Second Battalion, who had already rushed up the city wall, also began to fire fiercely at the Japanese and puppet troops in the city.

The Japanese troops at the east gate of Fengtian were unable to withstand the fierce attack of the Second Battalion and began to retreat deep into Fengtian.