Devil's Army

The 338nd Battalion of the th Regiment of the Guangdong Army, which had joined hands with him to fight against the Japanese, was no longer in Qinzhou, and his mission this time was highly confidential, so it was not convenient to tell other troops. This problem was a bit tricky.

Fortunately, the troops stationed in Qinzhou are still the 64th Army of the Guangdong Army.

Captain Zhang could only tell the Guangdong Army soldiers who intercepted them that he was Zhang Jinbiao from the Second Battalion of the Third Regiment of the former Independent Division of the First Anti-Japanese Army, and asked them to contact their superiors and find Battalion Commander Wang Fugui from the Second Battalion of the 155th Regiment of the 338th Division to confirm their identities.

The soldier thought it was too troublesome and didn't want to call to confirm.

Captain Zhang threatened them:

"We are here to carry out a secret mission for the top leaders of the Nanjing government. You cannot afford to delay this."

The soldier had no choice but to call back to confirm.

After a long while, the soldier said that the call from Battalion Commander Wang of the Second Battalion was connected, and asked Battalion Commander Zhang to answer the call.

Captain Zhang recognized Captain Wang's voice immediately. Captain Wang on the other end of the line also recognized Captain Zhang's voice.

We hadn't seen each other for more than a year since we broke up, so we were all very happy to be able to talk on the phone and feel fortunate that we were all still alive.

The topic unknowingly turned to Captain Zhang and his team's mission.

Captain Zhang told Battalion Commander Wang that he was going to carry out a secret mission on the orders of Commander Leng.

Chairman Long of the Yunnan Army and Commander Li of the Guangxi Army both know about this matter. We can ask Commander Chen to confirm it with Chairman Long or Commander Li.

More than an hour later, the Qinzhou garrison brought some supplies to Captain Zhang and his men, saying that it was ordered by their Army Commander Chen.

After replenishing their ammunition, Captain Zhang and his men continued on their journey towards the North Sea.

Because Commander Chen gave a greeting to the troops below, Captain Zhang and his men entered Beihai smoothly.

That night, the troops camped in Beihai.

Tomorrow we will enter Guangzhou Bay (Zhanjiang), which is now the French Concession. Weapons and ammunition cannot be brought over, and the troops cannot wear military uniforms. Captain Zhang needs to make some preparations.

The next morning at 6 o'clock, Captain Zhang led everyone to set off.

Captain Zhang and his team arrived at Suixi County, which borders Guangzhou Bay.

Captain Zhang left the truck and military uniforms in Suixi County. Their weapons, ammunition and Japanese uniforms were tied to the belly of the golden eagle.

After completing these tasks, Captain Zhang led their company of soldiers into Guangzhou Bay in plain clothes.

At that time, Guangzhou Bay was under the rule of French colonists, the Japanese army did not cause trouble, the public security was acceptable, and the economy was also prosperous.

Captain Zhang and his colleagues boarded the passenger ship to Sanya, Hainan Island one after another.

At that time, the Sanya Port on Hainan Island had been requisitioned as a military port by the Japanese army, and the Japanese army was heavily guarding it. Captain Zhang led everyone to disembark at Yulin Port.

As agreed with Captain Zhang, everyone met in a quiet and remote village in Yulingang.

It was not difficult for Captain Zhang to find out the location of the Japanese Sanya Airport.

Captain Zhang then arranged ten search teams of five people each, with the Japanese Sanya Airport as the center, to search for the Japanese radar positions.

The focus is on searching the mountains in the direction of Yunnan and Guangxi.

Captain Zhang, along with four soldiers, finally found some clues by asking the villagers at the foot of the mountain.

They inquired in a village at the foot of the Yalong Bay Tropical Paradise Forest Mountain and learned that there were Japanese troops stationed on the Yalong Bay Tropical Paradise Forest Mountain.

At that time, the Japanese army had occupied the entire Hainan Island, so there was no need to send Japanese vanguard troops to garrison on the top of the mountain. The only possibility was that there were Japanese radar soldiers on the top of the mountain.

Captain Zhang led his soldiers and quietly climbed to the top of the Yalong Bay Tropical Paradise Forest.

In order to prevent being caught in one fell swoop by the Japanese secret sentries, Captain Zhang took a soldier to explore the way ahead, and the other three soldiers followed far behind.

Sure enough, before we reached the top of the mountain, we spotted Japanese patrol soldiers.

Captain Zhang also discovered the Japanese sentries.

Captain, they didn't dare to move forward because they didn't know whether the Japanese army had deployed secret sentries.

Captain Zhang climbed up a big tree in a few steps and used a telescope to observe the situation on the top of the mountain from the top of the tree.

I saw radars like huge disks on the top of the mountain, rotating non-stop, with antennas reaching into the sky.

Obviously, this is a radar post of the Japanese army. The direction of its alert is mainly Guangxi and Yunnan.

In other words, it was this radar station that provided early warning to the Japanese army at Sanya Airport last time.

Two days later, good news came from the fourth action team.

They learned that there were Japanese defense forces on the top of Baolongling Mountain.

The second platoon leader personally went up the mountain to conduct reconnaissance and discovered the Japanese radar unit.