Devil's Army

The third company commander ordered the soldiers to disperse in the houses on both sides of the street to block the attack of the Japanese Marines.

The Japanese Marines' attack was blocked, and they immediately ordered their artillery to bombard the machine gun fire points of the Devil's troops hiding in the house.

The soldiers of the third company fell into the collapsed houses one after another like moths to a flame to stop the Japanese army.

The sharp attack of the Japanese Marine Corps was blocked by the fearless Third Company.

The battalion commander asked the second regiment commander for air support from the golden eagle.

At this time, the shells were finally delivered to the front line.

The artillery of the Second Regiment responded to the fierce attack of the Japanese Marines with heavy artillery fire.

The Japanese Marines, who were attacking in waves, were forced to hide everywhere and were completely defeated by the continuous and fierce artillery fire from the Second Regiment.

The Second Regiment's artillery fire continuously bombarded the Japanese army, destroying the high morale of the Japanese Marines.

Then, the third battalion, which was in charge of the rear guard, launched a fierce counterattack against the Japanese army.

The Japanese Marines stopped to build a new line of defense, but were immediately bombarded by the rocket soldiers of the third battalion and had to continue to retreat.

The third battalion commander took advantage of the victory to pursue the Japanese Marines and the Japanese defenders in Chengmai County out of Chengmai County.

The Japanese Marines withdrew from Chengmai County. They suffered a Waterloo in their first landing operation and were unwilling to accept defeat.

The captain assembled his troops at the corner outside the city, preparing for another attack.

The Second Regiment Commander did not give them this opportunity. As soon as the troops occupied Chengmai County, they immediately built fortifications and moved the artillery positions forward to the vicinity of the city wall.

Before the captain ordered his soldiers to attack Chengmai County, Golden Eagle had already sent their assembly coordinates to the artillery unit.

The whistling sound of artillery shells from the Second Regiment in Chengmai County rushed towards the Japanese assembly area.

The Japanese Marines were once again bombed and fled in all directions, with their formation in disarray.

The Second Regiment then launched an attack on the Japanese Marines outside Chengmai County.

The Japanese Marines, who had not yet recovered from the shock, were beaten back step by step. They had no time to arrange a rear guard line and retreated all the way to Qionshan County.

The Second Regiment pursued the enemy all the way to the border of Qionshan County, but was blocked by heavy Japanese troops in Qionshan County. Only then did they stop the pursuit and began to clear out the Japanese and puppet troops in Chengmai County.

At this time, the First Regiment of the First Division had successfully recaptured Ding'an County, and the troops were clearing out the Japanese and puppet troops in Ding'an County.

At this time, more than 16 Japanese troops from the Hainan Island Base Force, the Fifth Fleet Marines, the Special Operations Brigade 4000, the Special Operations Brigade , and the th Guard were hiding in the two county towns of Qionshan County and Wenchang County in the north of Hainan Island.

The Japanese army was in a panic, waiting for the attack of the devil troops on Hainan Island. However, the Southern Front Army of the First Anti-Japanese Army did not launch an attack on the remaining two counties on Hainan Island, but focused on clearing out the Japanese and puppet army strongholds in the counties that had been recovered.

In the next few days, Commander Zhang and his men did not launch an attack on the remaining two counties on Hainan Island, but the Japanese army did not stop and continued to send people to test the intelligence of the devil troops on Hainan Island.

Unfortunately, the joint defense work of the Southern Front Army was very strict. The scouts sent by the Japanese army either failed to obtain useful intelligence or were captured.

On this day, the Japanese troops on Hainan Island had stopped transporting iron ore to the country for a long time, causing domestic iron ore resources to be insufficient.

The Japanese army set its sights on the Shilu Iron Mine in Changhe County, the largest iron mine in Asia.

After careful preparation, the Japanese army left only a small number of elite troops to garrison Qiongshan County, Haikou City Command, and Wenchang County. All other troops were dispatched to launch a major battle called the "Recapture of Iron Mine" plan.

For a time, there was heavy gunfire in Qionshan County, Wenchang County, Qiondong County, Ding'an County, and Chengmai County.

The Japanese army divided into several routes and launched a full-scale attack on the Southern Front of the First Anti-Japanese Army on Hainan Island, attempting to retake Changhe County and occupy the Shilu Iron Mine.

The soldiers of the 1st and 3rd Divisions of the Southern Front of the First Anti-Japanese Army stubbornly blocked the Japanese attack by relying on various checkpoints.

In order to successfully capture Changhe County, the Japanese army mobilized all its artillery and fiercely bombarded the positions of the devil troops on Hainan Island.

Commander Zhang ordered the air force to take off.

Captain Du led all the bombers of the First Army at Lingshui Airport and Sanya Airport and launched a massive bombing campaign against the Japanese army that was attacking fiercely.

The Japanese artillery, having lost air superiority, dared not act rashly and could only stop shelling and wait for the first army's bombers to return.

However, Captain Du and his men did not return. Instead, they patrolled the air and immediately rushed forward to bomb wherever they found the Japanese attack was most fierce.

This caused heavy casualties among the Japanese soldiers and infantry, and the offensive plan of "retaking the iron mine" was seriously hindered.

Leng Feng received a report from Zhang Zijie and launched a special operation against Hainan Island.