Devil's Army

A small group of Japanese soldiers carrying explosives hurriedly ran into the power plant.

At this time, chaotic and intense gunfire was heard from the window at the entrance of the power plant.

The Japanese soldiers who were running in the front went to see their emperor on the spot.

The Japanese soldiers behind quickly lay down and fired back at the windows and gate of the power plant.

The commanders of the first and third battalions heard fierce gunfire coming from the power plant and knew that the Japanese were desperate, so they immediately launched a more fierce attack on the Japanese troops in front of and on the east side of the power plant.

The few Japanese soldiers in the power plant were shot and fell down one after another, and more and more people rushed forward to stop them. But in the end, it was difficult to change the outcome of failure.

The first company of the first battalion was the first to attack the power plant from the main entrance, and then the soldiers of the first and second companies of the third battalion also attacked the power plant from the east side.

The Japanese troops in the power plant resisted and retreated, but they were fiercely shot by a group of soldiers, and most of them fell on the way of retreat.

When the soldiers of the first company of the first battalion rushed to the gate of the power plant, most of the Japanese squad had been eliminated by the underground picket workers in the factory.

After a round of gunfire, all the Japanese soldiers at the gate of the power plant were killed.

The underground picket workers of the power plant ran out of the power plant with guns raised and cheering.

The power plant finally returned to its own hands.

Due to the importance of the Wuxianmen Power Plant, the third battalion commander left a platoon of soldiers to train underground picket workers and take on the responsibility of protecting the power plant.

The other soldiers, led by the first company commander and the third battalion commander, continued their attack deep into Guangzhou city.

The third battalion commander and his men also attacked the outskirts of Guangzhou Yuexiu Old Town from another route, but encountered stubborn resistance from the Japanese army, and the main road leading to the old town was also dug with anti-tank trenches by the Japanese army.

The Third Battalion Commander and his men were facing off against the Japanese troops in Guangzhou's old city district, shooting at each other across the street. They were unable to break through the Japanese defense line for a while.

The troops of Commander Chen of the Second Independent Division of the First Army's Southern Front, along with another platoon of tanks, also made good progress.

During this period, the Japanese army sent engineers to the small bridge to place explosives, but they were discovered and killed by soldiers of the First Army.

Soldiers from the 3rd Regiment of the 2nd Division once tried to sneak across the small bridge under the cover of night to break through the Japanese defense line, but they were discovered by the vigilant Japanese army and died on the small bridge or fell into the turbulent Pearl River.

On this day, soldiers from the Third Regiment launched fierce shooting at the Japanese troops on the other side of the bridge.

The two machine gun positions of the Japanese army at the bridgehead were built in two civilian houses at the bridgehead.

If the First Army's bombers wanted to destroy the Japanese army's bridgehead position, they had to collapse the civilian houses.

Without confirming that there were no civilians in the houses, the commander of the Third Regiment did not dare to ask the Air Force to bomb the two houses down.

The only option was to have the infantry launch a strong attack on the Japanese positions. However, in the crossfire of the two Japanese machine gun positions, the soldiers of the Third Regiment suffered heavy casualties and had to stop the attack.

When the Japanese soldiers in the civilian houses thought that the devil troops were going to launch a strong attack as usual, they suddenly heard the sound of "boom..." of a motor.

The First Army's five "Qukou" tanks were arranged in a long snake formation, covering the Third Regiment's infantry as they rushed across the small bridge.

The Japanese army panicked and bombarded the tanks of the First Army with mortars.

A mortar shell hit the tank and bounced off, then exploded, but the tank had no damage except for the blackened fender.

The Japanese army fired bullets intensively, but they were blocked by the tanks.