Devil's Army

The next morning, Battalion Commander Feng received a telegram from the regiment headquarters.

The regiment commander scolded him and sent him a telegram in the early morning, which scared him.

Then he told him that he had ordered the Army Aviation soldiers to bring two Golden Eagle IIIs for reinforcement.

Battalion Commander Feng then ordered the troops to temporarily stop the attack and wait for the arrival of reinforcements from the Army Aviation Corps before taking action.

The Japanese army began to bombard the Nanpanshan Canyon positions again. What surprised the commander of the 198th Regiment of the 1078th Division was that the Gui-Yunnan Front Army, which had attacked the Japanese army fiercely yesterday, had not made any moves today.

He originally thought that the Gui-Yunnan Front Army had retreated, but the sentry told him that they were still stationed at the exit of the Nanpan Mountain Gorge.

After the Japanese artillery bombardment, the infantry began to attack.

The soldiers of the 1078th Regiment at the Nanpanshan Canyon position started the same scene as yesterday: desperately trying to stop the Japanese army from passing through the Nanpanshan Canyon.

The special forces battalion also participated in blocking the Japanese attack from the exit of the Nanpanshan Canyon.

The Japanese army's attack this time was obviously ordered. After the attack was blocked, they did not retreat as they had done in the past, but lay down on the spot and called for artillery reinforcements.

After a while, fierce artillery fire roared towards the Nanpanshan Canyon position again.

The Japanese infantry continued to advance towards the Nanpanshan Gorge position, risking being accidentally bombed.

We can't wait any longer, otherwise the dangerous Nanpanshan Canyon position will be lost, and it will cost greater sacrifices to take it back.

Battalion Commander Feng also braved the artillery fire and led the soldiers of the special forces battalion to launch a fierce counterattack against the Japanese army.

After paying a heavy price, the special forces battalion and the soldiers of the 1078th Regiment of the government army worked together to repel the fierce attack of the Japanese army.

The Japanese army will definitely launch another attack today, and Battalion Commander Feng is on high alert.

A truck suddenly stopped outside their camp, and four aviation soldiers hurried over to report to Battalion Commander Feng.

Without saying a word, Captain Feng immediately ordered the aviation soldiers to attack the Japanese artillery positions.

This time, the regiment commander also brought a batch of 40 rockets and Type 95 rifle bullets for Battalion Commander Feng and his men.

Captain Feng immediately distributed the ammunition and prepared to launch a counterattack.

The Army Aviation soldiers launched two Golden Eagle III drones, but the trees on both sides of the Nanpan Mountain Canyon were so dense that there was no way to observe the conditions of the canyon path from the air.

This was also the main reason why the First Army's bombers were unable to destroy the Japanese artillery positions in the canyon.

The Army Aviation soldiers had no choice but to operate the Golden Eagle drone to fly close to the path below the woods.

The Japanese infantrymen in the Nanpan Mountain Canyon Trail soon discovered the Golden Eagle drone flying under the tree and became somewhat panicked.

Many Japanese soldiers raised their guns and shot at the Golden Eagle drone.

After a while, the Army Aviation soldiers discovered that on an open area in front of the canyon path, there was a Japanese artillery position bombing the Nanpanshan Canyon position.

The air-to-ground missile on the belly of the Golden Eagle III drone rushed towards the Japanese artillery that was firing like an arrow.

After a while, "boom..." explosions were heard from the Japanese artillery positions.

The artillery pieces of the Japanese artillery positions were destroyed one after another.

Japanese artillerymen were also blown away one after another by the shock wave of the explosion.

Hearing the loud explosions coming from the Japanese artillery positions, Battalion Commander Feng immediately ordered the soldiers of the special forces battalion who had been prepared to launch a fierce counterattack against the Japanese.

The destruction of the Japanese artillery positions dealt a heavy blow to the Japanese army's confidence.

Under the fierce attack of the special forces battalion, the Japanese infantry retreated step by step.

The soldiers of the special forces battalion pressed forward step by step, driving the Japanese troops out of the Nanpanshan Gorge.

Soldiers from the 1078th Regiment of the government army, who received the intelligence, also launched a counterattack against the Japanese army.

The two forces worked together to drive the Japanese out of the Nanpanshan Gorge.

When they passed the Japanese artillery position in the Nanpanshan Gorge, there was only a pile of cannon parts and the bodies of Japanese artillerymen lying in all directions.

The Japanese army, which had failed to break through the government army's Nanpanshan Canyon position after attacking for several days, retreated like the receding tide, all the way to the David Mountain position in Dayaoshan Township, before stopping its retreat.

At this time, the fierce firepower of the Japanese troops guarding the David Mountain position blocked the pursuit of the special forces battalion and the soldiers of the 1078th Regiment.

The special forces battalion and the 1078th Regiment of the government army, lacking heavy artillery support, had no way to break through the David Mountain position.

Captain Feng ordered the aviation soldiers to scout the firepower points for attacking the Japanese army's David Mountain position, while concentrating their forces to prepare for another attack on David Mountain.

The Golden Eagle UAV in the hands of the Army Aviation soldiers only had two air-to-ground missiles left.

The Army Aviation soldiers destroyed two heavy machine gun positions on the heights on both sides of David Mountain, where the Japanese army was firing the most fiercely.

Captain Feng then launched another attack on the Japanese troops on David Mountain, but was met with fierce fire from the light machine guns that were subsequently replenished by the Japanese troops.