Devil's Army

The reinforcements were surprised. How could soldiers from the Devil's Army suddenly appear in the city? But they quickly shot at the dozen or so paratroopers.

The number of paratroopers was too small and they were soon in a passive position.

The leading paratrooper knew that the gunshots would definitely attract the Japanese troops from all around, but he had no choice, he could only advance and not retreat.

While leading the paratroopers to block the Japanese attack, he looked around for a route of retreat.

Suddenly, fierce gunfire rang out from behind the Japanese troops attacking them, and the Japanese troops' formation was thrown into chaos.

He took the opportunity to lead 15 paratroopers to launch a fierce attack on the Japanese troops on the opposite side.

Their paratroopers were all equipped with Type 95 automatic rifles, and 15 of them actually acted like a platoon.

Under the attack from both sides by the paratroopers, the reinforcement squadron was quickly defeated. However, in order to keep the operation secret, they had to leave no one alive.

The captain of the first squadron led the paratroopers to continue chasing the fleeing Japanese troops.

In less than half an hour, this squadron of Japanese reinforcements was completely wiped out by a squadron of paratroopers.

The captain of the first squadron led the paratroopers to quickly clean up the scene and then moved closer to the combat site.

The continuous artillery fire from the Xinjing city walls drowned out the sounds of fierce fighting inside the city.

The Japanese commander was just wondering why their squadron of reinforcements had not yet reached the city gate, but he didn't know that they had all gone to see the Emperor.

This emergency delayed the 1st Paratrooper Squadron for more than half an hour.

The captain of the first squadron led the paratroopers and ran to the combat site, and instructed the vanguard to pay attention to the Japanese troops.

At nearly six o'clock, the 1st Parachute Squadron finally arrived at the combat site on time.

At six o'clock in the morning, the 1st Paratrooper Squadron launched a fierce attack on the Japanese defenders from the front.

Fifteen minutes later, the Second Parachute Squadron split into two groups and climbed over the wall from both sides to enter this special compound of the Japanese army.

The soldiers of the 1st Parachute Squadron had extremely fierce firepower, making it difficult for the Japanese troops in the compound to resist.

However, the Japanese defenders in the compound continued to reinforce the gate of the compound.

The paratroopers of the Second Squadron climbed over the wall from an inconspicuous place on both sides of the compound and entered the compound.

The paratroopers of the Second Squadron finally encountered Japanese reinforcements rushing to the gate of the compound, and the two sides immediately engaged in a fierce battle.

The second squadron leader left a team of paratroopers to fight with the Japanese reinforcements, while another team of paratroopers quickly attacked the compound.

In order to cooperate with this operation, Leng Feng also equipped the paratroopers with tear gas bombs first developed by the Wenlang Research Department.

Seeing that the wind was blowing towards the Japanese reinforcements, the second squadron leader immediately threw two tear gas bombs in that direction.

The Japanese soldiers who were attacking the paratroopers of the Second Squadron were horrified when they saw the white mist rising from the grenades.

They have been responsible for protecting the safety of the Xinjing Branch of the Harbin Water Supply Corps, and of course they know what the white mist is.

Soon, the Japanese reinforcements began to feel runny noses, coughs, and sore throats.

The Japanese commander quickly retreated with his reinforcements.

Seeing that his move was successful, the second squadron leader immediately ordered the paratroopers to launch a fierce attack on the houses in the compound.

As soon as the paratroopers broke through the Japanese defense line in the compound house, a team of paratroopers wearing simple masks immediately rushed in and threw tear gas bombs at the Japanese troops in the compound house.

The entire compound was filled with a pungent, choking smell.

The Japanese soldiers in white coats in the courtyard immediately put on gas masks, but the paratroopers who rushed in did not give them a chance to breathe and shot them to death one by one in the corridor of the room.