Devil's Army

The general congratulated the jackal and said:

"Congratulations, Commander Zhang. Your air force has won two great victories again!"

"The first time was a great success, and the second time was a tragic victory. Twenty-seven fighters and bombers of our Second and Third Aviation Squadrons stationed in Kunming were shot down or damaged, accounting for more than half of our remaining aircraft. There were 27 young pilots whose lives were forever frozen on this day."

The Jackal said a little sadly.

"Without their efforts, there would be no stable and peaceful life in Yunnan. The people of Yunnan will remember them."

"General, you seem to be worried. Can you tell me?"

"It's not a big problem. The adjutant just reported to me a major problem that the people of Yunnan are facing during this period."

"what is the problem?"

"During this period, the Japanese invaders have invaded Yunnan less frequently, and the planes have been blocked outside Yunnan. But the weather is not good. The drought has lasted for so long that many crops are dying from the sun."

When the Jackal heard this, he hurriedly walked out of the command center and looked up at the sky.

The sun was indeed very strong, but there were still some clouds in the sky.

He turned to the general and said:

“I can really help with this.”

"Do you think you are the Dragon King?"

"The Dragon King is imaginary, and I am real. Give me a few days, and I will get this done."

After sending the general away, Jackal immediately sent a telegram to Leng Feng, telling him about the drought in Kunming and his thoughts.

When Leng Feng heard this, he immediately asked Wen Lang from the research department to take charge of this matter.

He is now commanding the First Front Army of the First Army in its battle against the Japanese Kwantung Army.

Although the First Air Force's First Squadron still holds air superiority in the Northeast, and the Japanese Kwantung Army's battle is still in the passive defense stage, the intelligence of the Eighth Route Army has already reached him.

The Japanese army transferred a large number of the most advanced Type 52 Zero fighters from the country to compete with them for air supremacy in the Northeast.

Wen Lang received Leng Feng's order and immediately started research and manufacturing.

Their First Army Arsenal currently has the ability to produce incendiary bombs.

He used the knowledge he had learned before the time travel to refine a batch of silver iodide, and then mixed it in proportion with the combustion aid for producing incendiary bombs to make a rain-inducing agent.

Two days later, a bomber carrying rain-inducing agent flew from the Oroqen tribe to Kunming.

At nine o'clock on the morning of the third day, the general and some government officials from Kunming arrived at the Kunming Aviation School to witness the so-called artificial rainfall that they had never heard of.

At 9:30, a bomber carrying silver iodide rain-inducing agent roared into the sky from the runway.

At this time, many of the ordinary people watching around believed that a military aircraft had violated the dignity of the Dragon King and that they would likely be punished with more severe drought.

The rain-inducing bomber flew into the sky and circled around the rostrum.

Suddenly, the belly of the bomber opened. The silver iodide flame burned violently under the catalysis of the accelerant, and a bright yellow burning belt was formed under the bomber.

When everyone was cheering for this beautiful scene, the sky, which had been sunny just a moment ago, suddenly changed its face, and dark clouds began to roll in and gather.

After a while, raindrops as big as soybeans began to pour down from the sky.

The people all ran out of their houses to accept the gift from God.

The general was also dumbfounded. He did not expect that Commander Zhang would do what he said and actually pray for rain successfully.

At this time, he was completely convinced by the First Anti-Japanese Army. There were too many mysteries in this army that could not be solved.