Devil's Army

When 15 soldiers from the direct regiment dressed in civilian clothes arrived near Wujia Town, the Japanese troops they had defeated had not yet arrived at Wujia Town.

After a while, the defeated Japanese army arrived at Wujia Town.

15 soldiers stepped aside to allow the Japanese army to enter Wujia Town.

After the Japanese army entered Wujia Town, the soldiers followed them.

When the Japanese troops entered Wujia Town and the puppet troops were about to close the city gate, the soldiers of the direct regiment following behind the Japanese troops suddenly pulled out their pistols and knocked down the puppet troops who were about to close the city gate.

The Japanese troops who fled into Wujia Town immediately turned around and fought back.

Fifteen soldiers from the direct regiment in civilian clothes hid behind the city gate and fought with the Japanese army.

The Japanese and puppet troops on the city wall also continued to throw grenades and shoot at the city gate.

At this time, Captain Hu arrived with a large force, and the first battalion launched a fierce attack on the Japanese troops on the city wall from the front.

The second and third battalions outflanked from both sides.

The pressure on the 15 soldiers of the direct regiment who were wearing civilian clothes was immediately reduced.

When the mortar troops suppressed the Japanese firepower points on the city wall, a company commander personally led a platoon of soldiers to the city gate to reinforce.

The sudden increase in firepower at the city gate put great pressure on the Japanese army who were preparing to eliminate the dozen or so devil troops at the city gate.

With the support of rocket soldiers, the company commander gradually drove the blocking Japanese troops into Wujia Town.

The Japanese and puppet troops on the city wall saw that the devil troops had broken through their city gate defense line, and they quickly divided their troops to block them. However, they were bombarded by the devil troops' mortars outside the city.

Without waiting for the Second Battalion, the Third Battalion attacked Wujia Town from both wings. The First Battalion had already broken through the Japanese defense line from the front and drove the Japanese troops on the city wall deep into Wujia Town.

At this time, soldiers from the second and third battalions also launched an attack on Wujia Town from the west gate and east gate of Wujia Town on both sides.

At this time, the Japanese and puppet troops at the west and east gates had lost their will to resist and soon retreated to the north gate.

The direct regiment quickly entered Wujia Town from the west gate, south gate and east gate of Wujia Town.

The defeated Japanese troops, which had not yet gained a foothold, had to continue retreating northward to Harbin with the Japanese defenders in Wujia Town.

At this time, the small number of Anti-Japanese Allied Forces left behind, led by a guide, came to Wujia Town from the besieged village and joined the main force of the direct regiment.

As soon as the captain of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces saw Captain Hu of his direct regiment, he expressed his gratitude and expressed his desire to join the First Anti-Japanese Army.

Captain Hu welcomed this, but asked them to go to the rear base for training. However, the captain of the Anti-Japanese United Army asked to follow them to attack the Japanese army in Harbin.

Captain Hu flatly refused this.

He said to the commander of the opposing wing:

“First of all, the new recruits of our troops must be trained for more than a month before they can participate in combat.

Secondly, since you have joined our First Anti-Japanese Army, you must obey our orders.

The captain of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces lost more than 20 members in a fierce battle with the Japanese army in Harbin. He wanted to take revenge, but he also knew that it was the duty of a soldier to obey orders.

He knew he was in the wrong and dared not to object, so he had to follow Captain Hu's instructions.

So Captain Hu asked several soldiers to take the remaining members of the Anti-Japanese United Army on a truck back to the Oroqen tribe’s new recruit training base.

After the members of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces left, Captain Hu spread out an old map of the Northeast and counted the towns and Japanese and puppet army strongholds that had not been recovered in the large area from Xinjing to Harbin.

He even considered where to attack Harbin. Unexpectedly, Brigade Commander Wang gave him another combat order.