Devil's Army

In order to destroy this devilish army, the Japanese commander in Harbin dispatched an infantry battalion carrying artillery to reinforce Sanchahe Town.

As soon as the Japanese reinforcements left the city, Leng Feng received information from Secretary Li.

He quickly told Wang Zhuangfei and at the same time ordered Deputy Commander Xu who was on standby at the Xinjing Airport to send air force to attack the Japanese reinforcements.

When the Japanese reinforcements were half the distance to Sanchahe Town, the First Army's air force arrived.

Although there was the roar of an airplane overhead, the Japanese reinforcements who were in a hurry to get on their way did not notice that it was an army plane.

The First Army's air force flew over the Japanese reinforcements and began to straf and bomb them fiercely.

The Japanese army only then realized that the Devil Force's sharp-nosed aircraft had arrived, and they quickly fled in all directions.

When the Japanese reinforcements in Harbin were blocked by the First Army Aviation, the soldiers of the Second Battalion of the Direct Regiment were climbing over the city wall from an inconspicuous place on the left side of Sanchahe Town.

At this time, a Japanese sentry not far away on the city wall heard the unusual noise and walked over.

The soldiers of the Second Battalion, who had nowhere to hide, had to shoot and kill the Japanese soldiers who were getting closer and closer.

Although the Japanese sentry was killed, the Second Battalion's intention was exposed.

More and more Japanese troops were surrounding the place where the gunfire was heard.

They soon discovered the soldiers of the Second Battalion under the city wall, and immediately began shooting and throwing grenades at them fiercely.

The soldiers of the Second Battalion, who were passively attacked under the city wall, quickly retreated. The soldiers of the Second Battalion outside the city wall fiercely fired at the Japanese troops on the city wall to cover the retreat of the soldiers under the city wall.

Although the Second Battalion's sneak attack was stopped by the Japanese army, the Japanese army also strengthened the patrol of the city wall.

They soon found part of the soldiers of the Third Battalion who had climbed up the wall on the right side of the Sanchahe Town wall, and the two sides immediately exchanged fire.

The soldiers of the Third Battalion, who had already climbed up the city wall, stubbornly resisted the Japanese attack and covered their comrades under the city wall as they continued to climb up the wall.

As more and more soldiers from the Third Battalion climbed up the city wall, the Japanese army's resistance became increasingly difficult. However, the Japanese army did not dare to retreat. If they did, the gate of Sanchahe Town would be lost.

Then the Second Company of the Third Battalion climbed up the city wall and launched a fierce attack on the blocking Japanese troops from the side.

The unstoppable Japanese army began to retreat towards the city gate.

Under the all-out attack of the direct regiment, Sanchahe Town was in danger of being breached at any time.

The Japanese commander suddenly ordered the soldiers to take the more than 20 captured women as hostages and put them on the city wall to repel the attack of the devil troops.

It was a pity that the Japanese soldiers could not carry out the decompression operation tonight, but they still followed the commander's orders.

Just as a small team of Japanese soldiers were escorting more than 20 women towards the city wall, intensive gunfire suddenly broke out all around.

Japanese soldiers who were unable to react in time were knocked down one after another.

The 28 commandos of the First Army continued to charge and attack fiercely, and wiped out all the more than a dozen Japanese soldiers who were escorting the women.

Then he quickly moved with the 20-odd women and prepared to evacuate Sanchahe Town by climbing ropes from the city wall.

However, the Japanese army detained these more than 20 women in the center of Sanchahe Town, and the gunfire soon attracted Japanese troops from all around.

The commandos who were retreating towards the city wall were soon blocked by the Japanese troops who were surrounding them.

The commandos immediately turned around and tried to take the women back through another route, but Japanese soldiers also appeared on their way back.

The commandos had no choice but to take the women and retreat into a larger courtyard, where they lay in ambush behind the wall to block the Japanese attack.