Devil's Army

After Captain Chen and his team left, Secretary Yu asked Captain Zhang:

"What are your plans for the future?"

"Our main mission this time is to destroy the Japanese radar station. Now that the mission has been completed, we plan to return to Kunming. However, the Japanese blockade is quite strict now, so we may have to postpone it for a few days."

"Oh, you plan to go back to Kunming," Secretary Yu replied a little disappointedly.

"Secretary Yu, if you need any help, please feel free to ask."

"Last year, the Ya County government of Hainan Island lured the main leaders of our guerrillas to the county government on the pretext of reissuing military pay and ammunition. Then they controlled them, dismissed them from their posts, and confiscated the weapons from the guerrillas.

The number of guerrillas in this district and their weapons and equipment are now less than 1/10 of the original guerrillas.

"Secretary Yu wants us to rescue the original guerrilla leader?"

“That’s not the case. They were later released due to the intervention of our party, but they died in the battle against Japan.

I have communicated with my superiors by telegram. They know about you and originally thought that you were going to take root in Sanya, Hainan Island, so they wanted to merge the guerrillas with you. &34;

"Our original plan was to return to Kunming. But the Japanese blockade is very tight now, and things have changed. Let's contact the division commanders to see what they think."

Secretary Yu nodded, exchanged greetings with Captain Zhang for a while, and then stood up to say goodbye.

After Secretary Yu left, I asked the correspondent to send a telegram to the head of the delegation to convey Secretary Yu's intentions, but the head of the delegation did not respond.

We originally thought that we would return to Kunming after completing the mission as planned and continue to garrison Kunming to prevent the Japanese troops from Vietnam from attacking Yunnan. However, things took a turn for the better after the First Army Air Force bombed the Japanese Sanya Airport on Hainan Island.

Shortly after seven o'clock the next morning, all the aviation forces of Kunming Aviation School and Yanglin Airport: 41 Huaxia II fighters, 25 Huaxia III fighters, 10 H-12 bombers, and H- bombers went out in full force to bomb the Japanese Sanya Airport on Hainan Island.

At six o'clock in the morning, Captain Zhang got up, took two pairs of telescopes, and went with several soldiers and Secretary Yu to observe the effect of the bombing of Sanya Airport.

The Japanese army was still searching for Captain Zhang and his men like mad dogs.

Captain Zhang and Secretary Yu relied on the intelligence sent by the golden eagle to shuttle through the gaps of the Japanese search troops and arrived at the foot of a mountain close to Sanya Airport on Hainan Island.

At around seven o'clock, Captain Zhang and his team climbed to the top of the mountain and had a panoramic view of the situation at Sanya Airport.

At around 8 o'clock in the morning, the roar of a group of planes was heard from the direction of Kunming.

Nearly 100 fighter jets and bombers of the First Army swooped down on Sanya Airport on Hainan Island like a moving silver-white cloud.

At this time, the air defense alarm of the Japanese Sanya Airport sounded sharply.

Japanese pilots at Sanya Airport ran towards their planes at the speed of a 100-meter sprint.

The Japanese troops at Sanya Airport gave priority to taking off their fighter planes.

On the runway, Japanese Zero fighters were taking off and ascending in a hurry, but the fighters of the First Army had already flown to the sky over Sanya Airport.

The Japanese fighter planes that had already taken off had no time to escape before they were engaged in a fight with the fighter planes of the First Army.

The Japanese fighter planes taking off were attacked by the fighters and bombers of the First Army.

The Japanese anti-aircraft artillery unit at Sanya Airport on Hainan Island immediately launched fierce shooting at the First Army's fighter planes and bombers in the air.

This time, the fighters and bombers of the First Army did not choose to avoid the artillery fire of the Japanese anti-aircraft artillery at Sanya Airport. Instead, they faced the dense artillery fire of the Japanese anti-aircraft artillery and continued to bomb and strafe.

The Japanese Sanya Airport was once again engulfed in flames and thick smoke, with explosions and the whistling of shells everywhere.

At the same time, a number of the First Army's fighter planes and bombers were hit by Japanese anti-aircraft guns and anti-aircraft machine guns and had to return to the First Army Aircraft Manufacturing Plant in Kunming for repairs.

From time to time, the army's bombers and fighter planes were shot down by the Japanese anti-aircraft artillery units, and they fell to the ground whistling and trailing black smoke.

Thanks to the cover of the Japanese anti-aircraft units, the Japanese fighters and bombers took off one after another, braving the bombing and strafing of the First Army's aircraft, and fled.

However, most of the Japanese planes that took off were shot down by the First Army fighter planes that were staring at the Sanya airport like hungry wolves.

As the Japanese anti-aircraft guns and anti-aircraft machine guns at Sanya Airport were destroyed one after another by the First Army's fighters and bombers.

The fighters, bombers and reconnaissance planes on the apron of the Japanese Sanya Airport also welcomed the last moment of their lives.