Devil's Army

After these two battles, the Japanese Air Force in Jiangxi became much more obedient and did not dare to easily enter Guangdong territory.

At this time, the Chinese Expeditionary Force had already fought the Battle of Toungoo with the Japanese Army in Myanmar.

Under the command of Division Commander Dai, the 200th Division of the Chinese Expeditionary Force fought fiercely with the Japanese Army in Tonggu for seven days and did not allow the Japanese Army to cross the Tonggu defense line even a single step.

The Japanese army dispatched its air force to carry out indiscriminate bombing of the positions of the Chinese 200th Division.

The Nanjing leaders discussed with Leng Feng and decided to dispatch Kunming's air force to support the 200th Division in the Tonggu battle.

The 200th Division is the elite division of the Nanjing government army and even more so the elite division of the Chinese military.

The First Anti-Japanese Army did not go on an expedition to Burma, but the air force could not fall behind. However, the straight-line distance between Tonggu, Burma and Kunming is more than 1300 kilometers. The First Army's air force departed from Kunming, so the time for air combat was relatively limited.

At present, the Yunnan sky basically belongs to China, so Captain Yin dispatched 1/3 of the fighters and bombers of the Second Brigade of the First Air Force to go to Tonggu, Myanmar to participate in the war.

The Japanese army in Tonggu attacked the 200th Division of the Chinese Expeditionary Force for many days but failed to break through the Tonggu defense line, so they intensified their offensive.

Artillery shells fell on the Tonggu position like rain, destroying the defense line of the position.

The officers and soldiers of the 200th Division hid under the half-gun holes, and their eardrums were still buzzing from the vibrations.

The Japanese air force continued to bomb and strafe the Tonggu defense line.

The machine gun fire points of the 200th Division were destroyed one after another by the Japanese army.

Just when the 200th Division was struggling to hold on under the bombardment of Japanese artillery and aircraft, Captain Yin rushed to Tonggu with more than 40 fighters and bombers.

As soon as Captain Yin and his men arrived in Tonggu, their fighter planes immediately pursued the Japanese fighter planes and their bombers immediately attacked the Japanese artillery positions.

The Japanese air force that attacked and bombed the Tonggu position had less than 20 aircraft. In the battle with Captain Yin's Huaxia III fighter planes, they were instantly at a disadvantage and were shot down and exploded one after another.

The Japanese artillery positions, which had no time to stop shelling, were soon attacked by the First Army's bombers.

The firepower of the 200th Division's defense line at the Tonggu position was suddenly greatly reduced.

Some brave soldiers directly crawled out of the anti-artillery holes to watch the rare air battle.

The Japanese fighters and bombers were quickly defeated and fled in all directions.

The fighter planes of the First Army did not pursue the Japanese planes, but instead fiercely strafed the Japanese troops who were attacking the positions of the 200th Division on the Tonggu Defense Line.

The scene of the Chinese Expeditionary Force's 200th Division being attacked by air raids soon turned to the Japanese army. However, the attacking Japanese army had no anti-air raid fortifications at all, and was blown up and screamed, fleeing everywhere.

At this time, after the First Army's bombers had completed their air strikes on the exposed Japanese artillery positions, they also joined in the bombing of the Japanese infantry.

The Japanese infantry, which had been attacking with great momentum, had to stop the attack and retreat under the fierce strafing and bombing of the First Army Air Force.

Captain Yin and his men continued to fiercely straf and bomb the Japanese troops that had subsequently assembled, disrupting the Japanese army's strategic deployment.

The Japanese army had to temporarily stop assembling to avoid the air raid of the First Army.

The soldiers of the 200th Division in the Tonggu position cheered loudly with joy. However, Captain Yin and his men did not have time to watch the cheers of the Tonggu friendly forces and quickly returned.

After the First Army Air Force returned, the Japanese infantry, with the support of limited artillery, once again launched a fierce attack on the Tonggu position.

The war in Tonggu broke out again.