Devil's Army

As Professor Li angrily threw the ore to the ground, an officer of the Nanjing government army next to the truck raised his gun at him.

"Be careful." When the captain of the Eighth Squadron shouted, his gunshots also rang out at the same time.

The two special forces members next to Professor Li quickly stepped forward and stood in front of Professor Li.

When the Nanjing government army officer was shot, gunshots were also heard, but the muzzle of the gun was pointed upwards.

The bullet flew over the shoulder of the special forces soldier on his left who was protecting Professor Li.

Before the captain of the Eighth Squadron gave the order, other special forces members had already opened fire decisively, killing or wounding the Nanjing government troops escorting the tin mine.

More than half an hour later, 28 Nanjing government troops escorting the tin mine were killed and 6 were captured.

Only 8 people were injured in the Special Operations Team , two of whom were seriously injured and were immediately sent to Mile City Hospital for emergency treatment.

Seeing this, Commander Wang of the 60th Regiment of the 184th Division of the 1067th Army of the Yunnan Army, who followed over, rubbed his hands anxiously and shouted:

"Captain Su, why did you kill all the government troops? What should we do?"

"Long live the Emperor!" Captain Su of the Eighth Squadron suddenly shouted this sentence in Japanese behind these Nanjing government army prisoners.

The six Nanjing government army prisoners who had not reacted immediately stretched their hands to the sky, devoutly trying to continue shouting, but soon realized something was wrong and quickly put their hands down.

At this time, Captain Su had already determined that 90% of them were Japanese spies in disguise. He smiled and said to Captain Wang, who had not yet reacted:

"They were not the Nanjing government troops, but Japanese agents in disguise."

Captain Wang looked at Captain Su doubtfully.

Captain Su waved his hand, and more than a dozen special forces members took control of the six prisoners.

"Take off their outer pants."

Several special forces soldiers nearby took off the trousers of the six prisoners in unison.

Six prisoners revealed their unique Japanese loincloths.

Captain Su looked at Captain Wang and asked:

"Do the soldiers of the Nanjing government army wear this?"

"No, it seems these are Japanese spies. What about those tin mines...?"

"It must have been hijacked by these Japanese agents. They replaced the car with some rocks to confuse us."

Captain Wang immediately reported the matter to their division commander.

Captain Su also immediately reported to Leng Feng.

Soon, Chairman Long also knew about this matter.

The Central Army's convoy transporting ore to the First Anti-Japanese Army was actually replaced by someone in his area. He must have had something to do with this.

Chairman Long immediately ordered General Zhang of the Second Route Army of the Yunnan Army defending Gejiu City to send troops to search from Gejiu City in the direction of Hekou County, Yunnan.

At this time, Laofanzhai Town, Nanxi Town, Hekou County had already fallen.

The Japanese army was also fiercely attacking David Mountain and Baizhai in Yaoshan Township.

This shows that the Japanese army and their special forces that hijacked the tin mine have not yet connected.

Chairman Long ordered the 60th Division of the 184th Army of the Yunnan Army to search Gejiu City from the direction of Baizhai.

Mengzi is more than 120 kilometers away from Baizhai, and only more than 30 kilometers away from Gejiu City.

Soon, a search team led by Commander Qiu of the Fifth Brigade of the Second Route Army of the Yunnan Army in Gejiu City made a discovery.

They smelled a faint smell of blood on a road from Mengzi to Kunming, and picked up several leftover bullet casings at the scene.

They swept away the dirt on the bloody path and found bloodstains that had turned brown.

Afterwards, the 5th Brigade of the 2nd Route Army of the Yunnan Army launched a comprehensive search of this section of the road, focusing on the newly turned muddy land.

After a while, the two soldiers found freshly filled soil in a small ditch not far away.

The company commander asked the soldiers to dig up the soil.

After a while, human hands and feet were dug out from the soil.

The company commander ordered the soldiers to dig out all the bodies from the mud and place them on the side of the road.

There were 34 bodies in total, and all of their military uniforms had been taken off.

There were also 34 fake Nanjing government soldiers transporting the tin ore.

The whole story is clear: Japanese agents hijacked the tin ore and then replaced them with someone else, transferring them away.

If the tin mines in Gejiu were hijacked by the Japanese army, it must be a leak of intelligence. It is not ruled out that the antimony and tungsten mines in Baoshan were also hijacked by the Japanese army.

Chairman Long immediately reported to the Nanjing government.

The leaders of the Nanjing government were very annoyed. Japanese agents had already infiltrated various places in Yunnan.

On the one hand, he ordered the Military Control Commission to send more personnel to thoroughly investigate the Japanese agents lurking in Yunnan. On the other hand, he ordered the Fifth Army of the government army stationed in Baoshan to quickly track down the convoy transporting antimony and tungsten ore.

The Fifth Brigade of the Second Route Army of the Yunnan Army also received news that they had discovered a large number of traces of horse-drawn carriages in the dense forests of Laoyin Mountain.

At least six or seven hours passed from the accident in Mengzi to the thorough investigation of the whereabouts of the carriage.

In other words, the Japanese horse-drawn carriages carrying tin ore took at least six or seven hours to reach the Vietnam border.

Chairman Long immediately arranged to intercept them.