Devil's Army

Based on the information provided by Wang Kejin, the Military Intelligence Bureau visited the residents of their village who survived the massacre and have now moved to Hongtousan Town, Qingyuan Manchu Autonomous County.

I didn't expect that they had such a good opinion of Wang Kejin. I also didn't believe that Wang Kejin was a traitor.

Wang Kejin worked at Fengtian Airport. He was a hardworking and conscientious person. He quit his job in anger because his parents, wife and children were killed by the Japanese.

At first, he wanted to find someone from the Anti-Japanese United Army to kill the Japanese and avenge them, but he had no way to do so. Later, he went to work at the Hangzhou Jianqiao Aircraft Manufacturing Factory.

Later, he met Brother Xu there who introduced him to work at Chongqing Jiulongpo Airport.

After the Hangzhou Jianqiao Airport was occupied by the Japanese army, they were separated. Brother Xu followed part of the troops of the Jianqiao Aviation School to Chongqing.

He and two colleagues were in Guangxi, and later went to Chongqing to work.

It was not until he met Brother Xu on the street some time ago that he and his two colleagues went to Jiulongpo Airport to resume their old business.

The Military Control Commission asked Wang Kejin:

"Why do you always have to work for the First Anti-Japanese Army?"

"Brother Xu said that their salary is higher than ours. We are all working anyway, so who wouldn't want to work where the salary is higher?"

Wang Kejin was right. The wages of the ground crew responsible for the maintenance and repair of the Hua Xia II fighters and H-1 bombers of the First Anti-Japanese Army were more than 3/ higher than those of their ground crew.

The Military Intelligence Bureau warned Wang Kejin: The First Army’s fighter jets and bombers are repaired and maintained by their own people, and our people are not allowed to get close.

Then the Military Control Commission released Wang Kejin and secretly investigated this so-called Brother Xu, but found no useful clues.

The incident passed and Wang Kejin continued to work in the ground service department of Jiulongpo Airport.

On this day, the ground crew of the First Army had lunch and chatted:

"We still have four planes left that are more seriously damaged and may stay here for repairs. The others should return to the tribe."

"After working so hard for so long, I can finally take a breath."

In the afternoon, the convoy delivering meat and vegetables to the airport arrived at the gate of Jiulongpo Airport.

The guard took a look at the man and felt that he was unfamiliar with him, as he had never seen him before. However, his ID was fine.

The convoy arrived at the small warehouse where the food was stored in an unfamiliar manner.

The soldiers began to carry the food. More than 20 people quickly slipped out from behind the food carriage and hid in the food warehouse.

During dinner, a group of Nanjing government troops marched toward the apron where the First Army aircraft were parked.

Two First Army sentries held out their hands to stop them from going forward:

"This is a parking lot for military aircraft. Outsiders are prohibited from approaching."

"We just patrolled here." said the patrol leader.

"No, please go back."

"Hold still, or we'll shoot!" As soon as the sentry finished speaking, two gunshots rang out, and the two sentries fell to the ground.

After shooting and killing two sentries of the First Army, the patrol team quickly ran to the repair shop of the First Army's aircraft.

The airport guards quickly ran towards the place where the gunshots were heard.

The ground crew of the First Army quickly picked up their guns and engaged the patrol.

What surprised these Japanese agents disguised as patrolmen was that the combat quality of the First Army's ground crew was quite high.

It turned out that in order to protect the First Army's aircraft at Jiulongpo Airport, Leng Feng mixed a group of special forces among the ground crew members.

At this time, a ground crew member pointed at a Chinese fighter jet that had been repaired and was parked on the apron and shouted:

“There’s someone there!”

A ground crew member quickly raised a Type 95 automatic rifle.

After the gunshots, the man who was about to climb into the cabin of a Huaxia II fighter plane was shot in the head and fell on his back.

Another man was also climbing the ladder, preparing to enter the cabin of another Huaxia II fighter.

The ground crew member immediately aimed his gun at him.

"Leave him alive!" shouted an officer nearby.

After the gunshot, the man was shot in the right leg and lost his balance, falling off the ladder.

Two ground crew members nearby quickly stepped forward and subdued him.

Seeing this, the captain of the patrol team who was responsible for covering the actions of the two men had to order a retreat.

However, the ground crew and pilots of the First Army had surrounded them from all sides.

The airport guard troops also rushed over to join in the encirclement and annihilation of the patrol team.

After less than an hour of fierce fighting, the soldiers captured five patrol members, including the patrol leader, and killed 20 patrol members.

The ground crew of the First Army immediately interrogated the group of prisoners pretending to be a patrol team, but the Military Control Commission also requested to participate in the interrogation.