Devil's Army

After He Chujun introduced the situation in Donggan Town, he looked up at Captain Liu.

Captain Liu was listening to his introduction carefully.

He Chujun then introduced:

"The streets in Mali Town and Tianbao Town are relatively complex, with many alleys. It is easy for our troops to hide after sneaking in, but the walls of Mali Town are also relatively high."

"The city wall is quite high, so it will be difficult for us to attack during the day, so we will attack Mali Town and Tianbao Town. You stay here today, I will go out and make some arrangements, and you will set out with our troops tonight."

"Yes!"

At ten o'clock in the evening, soldiers from the first and second battalions of the second regiment, led by four soldiers from the third battalion of the 73rd regiment, rushed to Mali Town and Tianbao Town respectively.

He Chujun rushed to Mali Town with a battalion commander.

The gates of Mali Town were closed, and the Japanese troops on the city wall were watching the situation outside the city vigilantly.

He Chujun led a battalion commander to make a big circle along the periphery of Mali Town and found that the Japanese on the city wall were staring at the outside of the wall vigilantly. It was not easy to climb up without being attacked by the Japanese.

Japanese patrols passed by the city wall from time to time.

The Japanese sentries on the city wall must be removed, otherwise they will easily discover us when climbing the wall.

A battalion commander arranged a platoon of soldiers to set fire to the woods outside the city gate while the main force launched a feint attack.

He led a company to the corner of the city wall and prepared to climb the wall.

Soon, a fire suddenly appeared in the woods outside the city.

The fire successfully attracted the attention of the Japanese sentries, who came over at the same time and stared at the place where the fire was rising outside the city.

At this time, the soldiers from the second and third companies, who had moved near the fire, immediately opened fire on the Japanese sentries on the city wall.

Several Japanese sentries fell to the ground, and the other Japanese soldiers quickly hid behind the parapets and fought back.

The fierce gunfire attracted the Japanese troops near the city wall, and they also joined in the shooting at their platoon leader.

Japanese patrol soldiers also came over to provide reinforcements.

A battalion commander led a company of soldiers to quickly throw iron hooks around the corner and then climb up the city wall.

Suddenly, a rapid owl cry was heard from the city wall.

The soldiers of the first company immediately stopped climbing the city wall and hid at the base of the wall.

Soon, another team of Japanese patrol soldiers rushed to the city wall at the gate to provide reinforcements.

After the Japanese patrol left, the soldiers of the first company continued to climb the city wall.

Upon hearing the sentry's report, the Japanese commander immediately sent reinforcements to reinforce the city wall.

After all the soldiers of the first company climbed up the city wall, the company commander led them straight to the Japanese headquarters.

In order to avoid encountering the Japanese reinforcements, He Chujun led them through the alley and directly into the Japanese headquarters.

Soon, the company commander saw the Japanese headquarters.

There were two sentries and two circular fortifications at the entrance of the headquarters. There were two machine guns in the fortifications facing both ends of the road.

It was no longer possible to approach the headquarters entrance secretly, so the company commander launched a violent attack.

There was a burst of gunfire at the entrance of the command department.

The Japanese sentries and machine gunners in the fortifications were all knocked down before they could understand what was happening.

The commander was shocked when he heard the loud gunshots at the door.

The city gate would definitely not be lost so quickly. The troops attacking the headquarters must have sneaked in through other channels. He quickly organized soldiers to block them.

The Japanese guards behind the temporary fortifications built by the Japanese command headquarters fired fiercely at the soldiers of the Devil Forces at the door.

Japanese soldiers on patrol also rushed over to provide reinforcements.

The Japanese troops who had already lined up to reinforce the city gate heard that their headquarters had been attacked and quickly turned around to support the headquarters.