Devil's Army

Soon, the Japanese army, which had blocked the commandos' escape and retreat routes, surrounded the courtyard from both sides and launched attacks on the courtyard one after another.

Fortunately, the path was narrow and the Japanese troops could not spread out. The Japanese attacks were successively repelled by the commandos in the courtyard.

The Japanese army attacked the courtyard several times but failed, so they had to continue to surround the courtyard and arranged two mortars to bomb the courtyard.

The commandos in the courtyard quickly discovered this situation from the intelligence sent back by the golden eagle, and immediately ordered the golden eagle to pounce on the Japanese mortar troops.

The Japanese mortar soldiers were still setting up their artillery and had no time to bomb the courtyard before they were knocked down one after another by the Golden Eagle's dense 92 heavy machine gun bullets.

The Japanese commander at the scene was so angry with the golden eagle that he ordered his soldiers to shoot at it fiercely, but to no avail.

The commando leader blocked the Japanese attack while asking for help from Captain Hu.

The commander of the third battalion, who had already entered the city, immediately arranged for a company to come and provide reinforcements.

The other two companies launched a full-scale attack on the Japanese troops at the gate of Sanchahe Town.

Soon, fierce gunfire was heard from behind a group of Japanese soldiers who were surrounding the commandos.

The first company of the third battalion launched a fierce attack on the Japanese army from behind and broke through the Japanese defense line.

Upon seeing this, the commando leader immediately ordered his team members to cover the women and quickly retreat towards the city wall through the breakthrough point.

The Japanese tried twice to encircle the commandos and women, but were repelled each time by a barrage of heavy fire.

The commandos supported the frightened women and quickly retreated towards the city wall.

The soldiers of the first company used various shelters to tenaciously resist the Japanese attack.

Before the Japanese army could break through the resistance of the first company, the Japanese troops at the gate of Sanchahe Town finally could not hold on under the fierce attacks from the third and first battalions and retreated to the north of Sanchahe Town.

The large force of the direct regiment that arrived later joined forces with the same company and launched a fierce counterattack against the Japanese troops that attacked them.

The Japanese army could not resist and was defeated.

The direct regiment finally recaptured the important Sanchahe Town south of Harbin.

At this time, the large Japanese army in Harbin was blocked on the road by the First Army's Air Force.

After the First Army's air force returned, the Japanese reinforcements in Harbin quickly rushed to Sanchahe Town, but encountered the defeated Sanchahe Town garrison halfway.

Since Sanchahe Town has already fallen, there is no need for reinforcements.

The Harbin reinforcements withdrew to Harbin together with the Japanese garrison in Sanchahe Town.

Captain Hu did not continue to attack Harbin with his troops, but instead cleared out the Japanese and puppet army strongholds around Wujia Town and Sanchahe Town. A defense line was set up outside Wujia Town and Sanchahe Town to prevent the counterattack of the Japanese army in Harbin.

Since the terrain of Sanchahe Town is relatively important, the Japanese commander in Harbin arranged a mobile force to attack Sanchahe Town on the morning of the second day after the fall of Sanchahe Town, attempting to recapture Sanchahe Town.

As soon as the Japanese mobile forces left the Harbin city gate, Secretary Li immediately reported this information to Leng Feng.

Leng Feng then notified Deputy Commander Xu and arranged for the air force to launch an air strike on the Japanese mobile forces.

The path was covered in dust and mud, and Japanese tanks were rushing towards Sanchahe Town at full speed.

Before the Japanese mobile forces arrived at the outskirts of Sanchahe Town, the First Army Air Force at Xinjing Airport had already arrived above the Japanese mobile forces.

They also strafed and bombed the Japanese tanks and armored vehicles that were advancing rapidly on the path.

There were sudden explosions on the narrow path, and dirt flew everywhere.