Devil's Army

After nearly half an hour of continuous strafing and bombing from all directions by the Kunming Air Force, the Japanese anti-aircraft artillery and anti-aircraft machine guns at the Hanoi Airport were basically destroyed.

The Japanese guards at the airport helplessly fired at the planes of the First Army in the air.

After the Kunming Air Force destroyed the Japanese anti-aircraft guns and anti-aircraft machine guns at the Hanoi Airport, they began to indiscriminately bombard the airport's guard troops, aprons, runways, and various airport facilities and buildings.

The Kunming Air Force bombers dropped all the bombs they carried onto the Hanoi airport.

This air raid meant that the Japanese Hanoi Airport could not be repaired and used for one or two months.

In this battle, the Kunming Air Force completely destroyed the Japanese Hanoi Airport at the small cost of one fighter being shot down and six fighters and bombers being damaged.

After completing the bombing mission, the Kunming Air Force quickly returned to Kunming to replenish fuel and ammunition and prepare to carry out the afternoon air strike mission.

At 2:30 in the afternoon, the First Army's Kunming Air Force took off again and attacked the Japanese Army's Haiphong Airport in Vietnam.

The Japanese bombers at Haiphong Airport had already moved to other airports when the Kunming Air Force bombed Hanoi Airport.

The remaining four fighter squadrons quickly took off to engage in battle after hearing the air defense alarm.

Soon, the Kunming Air Force arrived over Vietnam's Haiphong Airport and engaged in a fierce air battle with the Japanese Air Force.

The First Army Kunming Air Force had less than 40 fighter planes, which was slightly less than the Japanese fighter planes. However, the First Army pilots were confident in fighting against the Japanese pilots because they knew that their fighter planes were far better than the Japanese fighter planes.

Deputy Captain Hu led a fighter squadron, which was lined up on both wings of Deputy Captain Hu, and penetrated into the Japanese fighter group like a triangular wedge.

When a group of Japanese fighter planes saw the sharp fighter planes of the Devil Force rushing towards them at high speed, they immediately flew to both sides, preparing to make a small turn and attack the sharp fighter planes of the Devil Force from the side and back.

Captain Hu's fighter squadron fired fiercely at the Japanese fighter planes flying on both wings while rushing forward quickly.

Two Japanese fighter planes were shot down and several were damaged.

When they were preparing to outflank Deputy Captain Hu's fighter group from the side and rear, Deputy Captain Hu's fighter group had disappeared without a trace.

When the Japanese fighter group was about to encircle the other leading fighters of the Devil's Force, Deputy Captain Hu and his men turned around and prepared to attack them.

The Japanese fighter group had no choice but to rush over and fight with Deputy Captain Hu and their fighter squadron.

In this way, Deputy Captain Hu's fighter squadron attracted most of the Japanese fighter planes.

The rest of the Kunming Air Force pilots easily fought the few remaining Japanese fighters.

In the air, the fighter planes of the two armies rose and fell, accelerated and slowed down...fighting fiercely.

After a fierce battle, the Kunming Air Force shot down all the small groups of Japanese fighter planes on the periphery.

Then they concentrated their forces to attack the group of Japanese fighter planes fighting with Deputy Captain Hu and his men.

At this time, the Japanese fighter group was already in a passive defensive disadvantage.

After fierce fighting, Japanese fighter planes were shot down and damaged one after another.

The Japanese flight commander knew that they had no chance of winning, so he ordered a retreat.

Upon receiving the order, the Japanese pilots immediately fled in all directions.

The Kunming air force each stuck to their own targets and chased after them.