Devil's Army

Although the weapons of the paratroopers were better than those of the Japanese army, the Japanese army was like moths heading for death, attacking the paratroopers' defense line wave after wave.

The Japanese attack stopped for only ten minutes before starting again.

Captain Gu was surprised to find that the Japanese soldiers attacking in front all had sanitary napkins wrapped on their heads and were roaring as they attacked them fiercely.

The paratroopers kept firing at the screaming Japanese soldiers, but they didn't seem to be afraid of death. As soon as the Japanese soldiers in front fell down, the Japanese soldiers behind rushed over.

The barrels of the four machine guns on the defense line were already red from firing.

Captain Gu arranged for the second wave of machine gunners to replace the first wave of machine guns and continue to fire fiercely at the attacking Japanese troops. However, the Japanese took advantage of the short time when the two waves of machine gunners were replaced and rushed to the defense line and engaged in hand-to-hand combat with the paratroopers.

Captain Gu arranged the paratroopers to engage in hand-to-hand combat with the Japanese army, while at the same time he arranged the paratroopers behind to fire fiercely at the Japanese army's follow-up troops.

Some paratroopers detonated grenades and died together with the Japanese troops who rushed in frantically.

This fierce attack by the Japanese army was repelled by the paratroopers.

In less than half an hour, the Japanese troops who were chasing a team of paratroopers returned to the base and immediately organized another more fierce attack together with the Japanese troops in the base.

A team of paratroopers rushed over to reinforce, but were fiercely blocked by the Japanese troops at the gate of the base.

Captain Gu organized the paratroopers to bravely block this fierce attack by the Japanese army.

Captain Gu was not worried about the more than 300 Japanese soldiers in the base, but was worried that the large Japanese force on Weizhou Island would hear the gunfire in the base and rush over to reinforce.

Captain Gu’s worries were not groundless. As soon as the Japanese troops on Weizhou Island heard the gunshots in the base, they immediately sent troops to reinforce.

Seeing this, the planes of the First Army flew over and fiercely strafed and bombed the Japanese reinforcements on Weizhou Island. However, these Japanese soldiers seemed to be unaware of death.

The Japanese soldiers who were killed or wounded in the air raid lay down, while those who were not hit continued to run quickly towards the base in the valley.

A team of paratroopers who were fighting fiercely with the Japanese army at the gate of the col base were attacked from behind by Japanese reinforcements.

A team leader saw that he was unable to break through the Japanese defense line at the gate of the valley base, and was surrounded by Japanese reinforcements from behind.

He immediately ordered a team of paratroopers to retreat, otherwise they would be in danger of being wiped out.

The Japanese troops at the Col base joined forces with the Japanese reinforcements from Weizhou Island and launched a more fierce attack on Captain Gu and his men.

Captain Gu and his colleagues are under even greater pressure.

After the paratroopers retreated, they did not leave the col, but came to the left side of the col base, swung into the col by rope, and then launched a fierce attack on the Japanese troops who were attacking Captain Gu from the side.

The Japanese army was caught off guard and a gap was torn open by a team of paratroopers.

The soldiers of the first paratrooper team quickly passed through the gap and met up with Captain Gu and his men.

With the reinforcements, the morale of the soldiers of the second and third paratrooper teams who were struggling to stop the Japanese army increased greatly. However, this boost in morale did not last long, and they were immediately met with a fierce attack from the Japanese army.

The Japanese reinforcements set up two machine guns on the left and fired fiercely at the paratrooper positions.

The paratrooper's machine gunner was shot and fell to the ground.

Seeing this, a paratrooper nearby threw himself behind the machine gun, but before he could fire, he was also hit by a Japanese bullet.

The paratrooper's body fell limply beside the machine gun.

The Japanese reinforcements took advantage of the destruction of the paratrooper machine gun fire on the left and rushed into the position.

Two Japanese soldiers knocked over the grenade and prepared to throw it into the paratroopers' fortifications.

At this time, a paratrooper rushed out of the fortifications and knocked down the two Japanese soldiers.

Only two explosions were heard, "boom, boom, boom." The Japanese soldiers in front of the fortifications were blown down.

A paratrooper took over the machine gun and fired fiercely at the Japanese troops in front of the fortifications.

Other paratroopers in the fortifications desperately threw grenades at the Japanese troops in front of the fortifications.

The Japanese reinforcements were repelled amid the "da da da..." machine gun fire and the "boom..." explosions of grenades.

At this time, the 1st Battalion of the Independent Division, which came at full speed to reinforce, encountered layers of obstruction from the Japanese army and made slow progress.

Several paratroopers attempted to take machine guns from the ammunition cave, but a Japanese machine gun blocked the way into the cave, and several paratroopers were shot and fell to the ground one after another.

The long and intense fighting consumed a large amount of the paratroopers' ammunition.

At this time, five First Army bombers flew over the Japanese base in the valley.

The Japanese army looked up at the bombers of the Devil's Force and had no intention of avoiding the air raid, but continued to attack the paratroopers' defense line.

What surprised the Japanese was that the bombers of the Devil Force did not drop bombs on them.