Devil's Army

Back at the new camp, Captain Zhang asked the aviation unit team:

"What's the situation at Kunming headquarters?"

He has not been able to return to Kunming headquarters for nearly three months.

"The situation at the Kunming headquarters is getting better day by day, and our Kunming Aircraft Manufacturing Plant has added a new bomber production line.

Now a bomber and a fighter jet roll off the production line in less than three days.

We also carried out an air raid on the Japanese Hanoi Airport in Vietnam some time ago. &34;

"The Japanese planes that attacked Kunming mainly took off from Sanya Airport on Hainan Island and Hanoi Airport in Vietnam. Sanya Airport on Hainan Island has been destroyed by us. Now Hanoi Airport in Vietnam has also been destroyed by us. Doesn't that mean our Kunming Air Force is invincible?" Captain Zhang asked happily.

"Yes!" the captain replied proudly.

Their Army Aviation Corps is also part of the Air Force combat sequence.

Captain Zhang sensitively felt that the headquarters would soon ask them to carry out a secret mission.

Sure enough, not long after they returned from picking up the Army Aviation soldiers, the signalman brought a telegram to Battalion Commander Zhang.

Captain Zhang took a look and saw that it was a combat telegram: The headquarters aviation force will arrive at the port of Sanya, Hainan at 8:30, and your unit is ordered to capture the Japanese warships at the port dock before 8 o'clock. The army aviation unit is ready to carry out the first wave of attacks on the reinforcement of the Japanese fleet.

Captain Zhang immediately led a small team of soldiers, disguised as Japanese naval soldiers, to conduct reconnaissance at the Sanya port terminal.

The Japanese army always maintains a warship on the sea of ​​Sanya as a tactical threat. Unfortunately, another warship also docked today to replenish supplies.

In other words, Captain Zhang and his men have a heavier combat mission today, which is to capture two Japanese warships.

There were two Japanese patrol teams on the dock, patrolling towards each other every 20 minutes or so.

It was not a big problem to deal with these two Japanese patrol teams, but there was a Japanese Marine Corps camp three kilometers away from the port terminal. It was unknown how many Japanese soldiers were inside.

There are still many Japanese soldiers on the two warships. If they are not subdued suddenly, the two sides will fight across the sea, and Captain Zhang and his men on the shore will not be able to gain any advantage.

To this end, Captain Zhang and his men could only pretend to be Marines who had landed on the two warships and return to the warships, launching a surprise attack on the soldiers left behind on the warships in order to have a chance of seizing the ships.

Suddenly, Captain Zhang thought of a question and quickly asked the squad leader:

"We don't know how to sail a warship. What will we do after we seize it?"

After hearing this, the squad leader smiled and pointed at a soldier in the distance and said:

"Commander Leng has already considered this issue. These ten people are naval officers and soldiers drawn from the Huludao naval force."

When Captain Zhang heard this, he felt relieved.

Captain Zhang took notice of the two Japanese warships docked at the Sanya port.

Since Sanya has always been under the control of the Japanese Navy, the two Japanese warships were anchored not far from the port.

Their soldiers could board the two Japanese warships via landing craft.

At this time, a warship four kilometers away from the port terminal suddenly sailed towards the port terminal and then docked at the port terminal.

Two Japanese naval officers, accompanied by several soldiers, disembarked from the warship and left the port dock.

What made Captain Zhang happy was that after the naval officers got off the warship, the warship stayed where it was and did not leave. The soldiers could jump directly onto the warship from the dock.

This reduces the risk of exposure for soldiers boarding warships in landing craft.

After observing the situation at the Sanya port terminal, Battalion Commander Zhang and his soldiers quickly rushed back to the camp to deploy combat missions for tomorrow morning.

The key to winning this battle was to take the enemy by surprise. Captain Zhang and his men only had more than 300 sets of Japanese naval uniforms on hand.

Battalion Commander Zhang then divided the troops into two echelons.

The second and third companies of the Hainan Island Independent Battalion were the first echelon. They put on the clothes of Japanese naval soldiers, infiltrated two Japanese warships, and tried to find ways to control the two warships.

The fourth company of the first company of the Hainan Island Independent Battalion was the second echelon. After the first echelon launched the battle, they quickly supported the first echelon to control the two Japanese warships.

The Hainan Island Independent Battalion's 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th reserve companies were responsible for clearing out the Japanese garrison and patrol forces at the Sanya port terminal.

The Qiongya guerrillas were responsible for blocking the Japanese troops that were reinforcing the port of Sanya.

If necessary, the four companies of the reserve company of the third independent battalion on Hainan Island can reinforce the Qiongya guerrillas.

After deploying the mission, in order to enhance the combat effectiveness of the Qiongya guerrillas, Battalion Commander Zhang replenished the Qiongya guerrillas with weapons and ammunition.

This is the first battalion-wide operation since the Hainan Independent Battalion was established, and everyone is looking forward to tomorrow's battle.