Devil's Army

The senior officials of the Yunnan Army were somewhat disappointed after hearing this.

He had heard of this weapon before. From the excitement that Deputy Commander An could hardly conceal, it could be seen that this weapon must be very good.

But he also asked about another weapon recommended by Deputy Commander An.

Leng Feng replied:

"That's the Type 95 automatic rifle. It has a capacity of 30 rounds and can fire continuously. It's also a secret weapon developed by our army."

The Yunnan Army officers were disappointed when they heard this. This was also a secret weapon, and the First Army would definitely not give it to them. Who knew that Leng Feng continued:

"Currently, only our Third Independent Division's direct regiment special forces battalion is equipped with this weapon. I can also provide you with a battalion's worth of equipment. But you must be careful not to let this weapon fall into the hands of the devils."

"Of course."

Because the weapons used by the First Army were Japanese weapons, they were incompatible with the weapons of the Yunnan Army.

The senior officials of the Yunnan Army then ordered a batch of 60mm small-caliber mortars and 105mm medium-caliber mortars from Leng Feng.

While the workers were enthusiastically engaged in mineral smelting, and the people of all ethnic groups in Yunnan were busy buying New Year's goods and preparing for the New Year, Leng Feng received intelligence from a radar early warning unit searching for Japanese airports that had not been heard from for nearly a month:

After a period of reconnaissance, they successfully destroyed two Japanese radar early warning positions deployed by the Japanese army in the forest of Wocanling, the tropical paradise of Asia Bay.

Leng Feng's attention was attracted by this troop again.

At that time, senior officials of the Yunnan Army arranged trucks, fuel and a certain amount of food for this special operations force of the Guizhou-Yunnan Front Army.

The special operations force arrived in Guangxi without any difficulty.

At that time, in order to destroy the Japanese airfield, the government gave the green light to this special operations force and asked the troops along the way to provide support.

The Guangxi garrison quickly let them pass, but by then they were running low on fuel, so they had to ask the garrison to refill their fuel.

However, during the Anti-Japanese War, fuel was a scarce commodity in every army. The defenders in Xilin County had no fuel, so it was suggested that the special operations force go to Baise to replenish fuel.

Xilin County is more than 800 kilometers away from Sanya Airport on Hainan Island. If there were no cars, it would take at least 20 days for the troops to reach the airport on Hainan Island on foot.

Moreover, after the troops arrive at the Japanese airport on Hainan Island, they will also have to search for the Japanese radar positions, and it is unknown how many days this will take.

There was no time to wait, and their mission was to get to Sanya Airport in Hainan Island as quickly as possible to search for and destroy the Japanese radar station.

Captain Zhang had no choice but to ask the defenders of Xilin County to ask if there was any fuel available for them to refuel. However, the defenders of Xilin County had no connection with Captain Zhang and his men and were unwilling to help them.

Captain Zhang had no choice but to send a telegram to Commander Hu for help.

The Yunnan Army's senior officers knew about this and took it very seriously. They immediately sent a telegram to Commander Li of the Guangxi Army.

The Gui army had also suffered greatly from the ravages of Japanese aircraft. When they heard that the First Anti-Japanese Army was going to attack the Japanese airport, they immediately instructed the Gui army in Baise to refuel the special operations team.

In order to save time, Captain Zhang and the commander of the garrison in Baise agreed to meet in Dingzhen, more than 70 kilometers ahead.

At around five o'clock in the afternoon, Captain Zhang of the Baise Gui Army was ordered to deliver a batch of fuel to Dingzhen.

Both trucks had one and a half tanks of fuel left after filling up.

The soldiers loaded the remaining fuel and the food they had prepared for Captain Zhang and his men onto the truck.

To express his gratitude, Captain Zhang invited Company Commander Zhang and his men to a small restaurant for a meal.

It was just past 8 o'clock after dinner. In order to save time, Captain Zhang ordered the convoy to continue moving forward and rest after reaching Baijie.

It was almost one o'clock in the morning when we arrived at Baidai, and the Baidai city gate was closed.

Captain Zhang arranged for the soldiers to stand guard around the area, while the others rested near the truck.

At six o'clock the next morning, early morning people had already arrived at the white city gate.

Captain Zhang and his team did not stop in Baiji and continued to rush to Nanning.

Because the road conditions from Baijia to Nanning are poor.

Most of the roads are dirt or gravel surfaces, with bumpy road conditions and narrow widths, which can only accommodate one-way traffic, making passing difficult.

It took Captain Zhang and his team more than six hours to walk 200 kilometers, and they arrived at nearly one o'clock.

Captain Zhang, who was dizzy from the shaking, and his companions went to a small restaurant to have lunch.

At this time, a troop surrounded the small restaurant.

A lieutenant led his soldiers into the restaurant and surrounded Captain Zhang and his men.