Devil's Army

The Japanese soldiers at the gate of the compound heard the gunshots in the compound and immediately sent troops to reinforce. However, most of these Japanese soldiers were killed by the two-sided attack of the Second Paratrooper Squadron and the First Paratrooper Squadron.

At this time, hearing fierce gunfire coming from the compound, a Japanese military police headquarters not far away immediately arranged for military police to come for reinforcement.

A Japanese military police motorcycle was leading the charge when a gunshot suddenly rang out as it passed a corner.

One bullet hit the motorcycle's fuel tank.

A ball of fire suddenly appeared on the Japanese army's motorcycle, and then a huge explosion was heard.

The Japanese motorcycle suddenly burst into a fireball.

Part of the 3rd Paratrooper Squadron, which had been lying in ambush here, immediately opened fire fiercely at the reinforcements from the Japanese military police.

After a brief period of confusion, the Japanese military police quickly launched another charge towards the compound.

In order to defeat the devil troops outside Xinjing City, the Japanese lieutenant colonel in Xinjing transferred a batch of poison gas bombs from the base and secretly hid them in this compound.

He didn't know that when their soldiers were transporting the poison gas bombs, Deputy Captain Xu happened to see this group of special Japanese soldiers in white coats from the air.

So after returning, he immediately reported to Commander Leng Feng.

Based on the wind direction of the past two days, Leng Feng immediately concluded that the Japanese army was going to launch poison gas bombs.

If the Japanese army succeeded in launching poison gas bombs, the lives of the people in the Seventh Brigade, the Fourth Brigade and the vast areas outside the city would be devastated.

So Leng Feng immediately dispatched the powerful Second Parachute Battalion to carry out the Tiger's Mouth Heart-Ripping Plan.

While the Japanese military police were charging towards the compound, they were fiercely blocked by the 3rd Parachute Squadron.

The Japanese military police left behind corpses one after another, but were unable to break through the defense line of the 3rd Paratrooper Squadron.

The soldiers from the 1st and 2nd Parachute Squadrons worked together to clear out the Japanese troops in the compound, and then rushed into the houses in the compound to clear out the Japanese defensive forces in the houses.

At this time, most of the Japanese soldiers in the room were choked by tear gas bombs and lost their resistance.

The soldiers of the 1st and 2nd Paratrooper Squadrons, wearing simple masks, quickly and easily killed the Japanese guard troops.

After the battle in the compound ended, the paratroopers immediately cleaned up the scene.

Soon, they found poison gas bombs with skulls printed on them in the two innermost houses in the compound.

The captain of the 2nd Parachute Battalion knew that the successful capture of the Japanese gas bomb compound was not the end of the battle, but the beginning of the battle.

The Japanese army will attack them from all directions, and they must hold out until the large force attacks from outside the city of Xinjing.

During this period, their 2nd Parachute Battalion will face tremendous pressure.

At six o'clock in the morning, the 7th Brigade in the direction of Lanjia Town and the 4th Brigade in the direction of Mishazi Town launched an attack on the compound and also launched a fierce attack on Xinjing.

The Japanese troops who came to reinforce after hearing the artillery fire stubbornly blocked the attack of the 7th and 4th Brigades. However, Leng Feng divided the 12 tanks of the tank company into half each of the 7th and 4th Brigades.

After the fierce attacks of the 7th and 4th Brigades were met with stubborn resistance from the Japanese army, tank units were immediately dispatched.

Twelve rumbling "Qukou" tanks, like twelve steel beasts, fiercely pounced on the south gate and east gate of the new capital city.

The Japanese soldiers defending the city fired mortars and fiercely bombarded the tanks, but the mortar shells did not cause much damage to the tanks except for killing and injuring soldiers around the tanks.

The machine gunners behind the tanks continued to suppress the Japanese firepower on the city wall.