Devil's Army

Commander Zhang did not continue to explain to Commander He, but issued a new order:

At 6 o'clock tomorrow morning, the three divisions of the First Army will simultaneously launch a full-scale attack on the Japanese troops in Guangzhou.

Commanders Wu, Chen, and He responded in unison:

"Yes!" Then go and make arrangements.

On this day, the Japanese troops in Guangzhou were patrolling as usual, when suddenly fierce gunfire rang out all around.

Soon, the 1st Regiment of the newly formed 1st Division, under the cover of five "Qukou" tanks, quickly launched an attack on the Niulangang position.

In order to cooperate with the tank troops in combat, Commander Wu also dispatched two Golden Eagle 3 drones to participate in the battle at the same time.

Due to the narrowness of the road, the tanks charged forward in a row of five tanks in a single file.

The 100mm short-body howitzer modified from the "Qukou" tank used fierce firepower to blow away all the machine gun fire points of the Japanese army.

In order to stop the tank attack, the Japanese army dispatched artillery from the rear to join the battle.

Soon, the sound of tank fire and the sound of Japanese artillery fire intertwined.

But this interweaving sound only lasted for a short while. The Golden Eagle No. 3 drone discovered the Japanese artillery position and immediately launched air-to-ground missiles at them.

The artillery pieces on the Japanese artillery positions were blown away one after another by the Golden Eagle's air-to-ground missiles.

The biggest obstacle preventing the tanks from advancing was eliminated, and the soldiers in the tank row quickly rushed towards the Japanese positions.

The guards beside the tank quickly followed suit. So did the soldiers of the first battalion of the first regiment of the newly formed first division.

Amid the fierce tank fire and the intense gunfire from the soldiers of the First Battalion of the newly formed First Division, the Japanese army began to be unable to withstand the attack and began to retreat.

When the tanks rushed towards the Japanese positions, some Japanese suicide squad members who were ambushed in the positions rushed towards the tanks, trying to blow up the tanks of the First Army with their bodies.

The guards beside the tanks and the machine gunners of the first battalion opened fire at full force, killing these Japanese suicide squad members thoroughly.

In order to ensure the safety of the tanks, the regiment commander stopped advancing recklessly and instead took steady steps.

The soldiers of the first battalion attacked in the front, and the tanks followed behind. When they encountered the Japanese machine guns and firing points, they immediately opened fire to destroy them.

This move greatly reduced the Japanese army's firepower.

Although the Japanese army fought desperately, the human body could not withstand the power of the bomb.

The soldiers of the first battalion advanced rapidly with the support of fierce tank fire, and soon attacked the headquarters of the 23rd Mixed Brigade of the Japanese Army. However, the headquarters of the 23rd Mixed Brigade of the Japanese Army had already retreated.

Instead of cleaning up the battlefield, the soldiers of the first battalion continued to pursue towards the center of Guangzhou.

When the first company of the first battalion chased to Maofeng Mountain, they had a fierce battle with the Japanese troops hiding in the mountain. The second and third companies of the first battalion then attacked Tangxia, Xinshi and other places. They fought against the Japanese troops in Tangxia, Xinshi and other places house by house and alley by alley.

At this time, the tanks of the First Army had been maintaining a high-pressure situation against the Japanese army.

The Japanese army dreamed of blowing up the tanks of the First Army, but the armor of the First Army's new generation of "Koo-killer" tanks was so strong that their grenades could hardly penetrate the Japanese tanks. They also lacked the accuracy to blow up the tracks.

The Japanese army had no choice but to continuously send out suicide squads to use human bombs to blow up the First Army's tanks.

Unfortunately, the guards of the First Army tanks were very vigilant and would immediately open fire at the slightest sign of trouble.

Wave after wave of Japanese suicide squad members who were tasked with bombing tanks fell in the path of the tanks.

The second and third companies of the first battalion quickly recaptured Tangxia and Xinshi, but the attack of the first company was blocked.