Devil's Army

The captain could only order the Japanese army to risk their lives to bomb the tanks of the Devil's Army to create time for their follow-up troops to build anti-tank fortifications.

The captain's move really worked. The continuous rush of Japanese human bombs slowed down the attack speed of the second tank company. Otherwise, with the speed of the first army's tanks, they could break through the entire defense line of the Chahar Right Front Banner in one day.

Although a large number of Japanese human bombs slowed down the attack speed of the Second Tank Company of the First Army, they also effectively killed the Japanese army's manpower.

More than two hours later, the soldiers of the Second Tank Company and the Second Battalion finally attacked to the vicinity of the Japanese military headquarters in Chahar Right Front Banner.

At this time, the Japanese army also built artillery positions behind the headquarters.

When the Second Tank Company began to attack the Japanese headquarters, it was heavily bombarded by Japanese artillery.

The two frontmost "Qukou" tanks were directly hit and destroyed by the intensive artillery bombardment of the Japanese army.

The Second Tank Company then launched a fierce counterattack on the Japanese artillery positions with its tanks' artillery.

The artillery of both sides bombarded each other from the air.

More than half an hour later, the artillery of the Second Tank Company destroyed the Japanese artillery positions with flexibility and fierceness.

The Japanese artillery positions were destroyed, and the nemesis of the Second Tank Company was eliminated. However, the Japanese bombers, the biggest nemesis of the tanks, did not dare to act rashly.

However, the commander of the second battalion of the first regiment and the commander of the second tank company did not pursue the victory because they were worried that the Japanese soldiers would hide in the dark and suddenly rush over to destroy their tanks.

The two sides are guarding their current defense lines and confronting each other.

The Second Battalion was fighting with the Chahar Right Front Banner, and Captain Yao of Liangcheng County soon received the news.

He also arranged a cavalry team to quietly infiltrate through the unmanned path between Zhuozi County and Fengzhen City.

At nearly one o'clock in the morning, when the Japanese troops in Chahar Right Front Banner were fully prepared to guard against the devil troops in the north, the Cavalry Detachment of the 120th Division of the Eighth Route Army suddenly launched a fierce attack on them from the northeast.

The Eighth Route Army cavalry advanced very quickly, and with a few moves and swords, they broke through the northeastern defense line of the Japanese army in Chahar Right Front Banner.

The Japanese captain quickly mobilized his troops to encircle and suppress the cavalry detachment of the Eighth Route Army.

The second battalion commander soon felt that something was wrong with the front-line position. The Japanese army was constantly moving, but the direction of the movement was not towards them, but to retreat.

The second battalion commander asked the signalman to contact the Eighth Route Army Cavalry Detachment.

Soon, the communications soldier of the Eighth Route Army Cavalry Detachment replied that Captain Yao had sent a cavalry team to attack the Japanese troops in the Chahar Right Front Banner from the northeast.

Upon hearing the news, the second battalion commander immediately launched another attack on the Japanese army that was preoccupied with their own affairs.

Soon, the roar of tanks was heard again in the north of Chahar Right Front Banner.

The artillery of the Second Tank Company continued to bombard the Japanese positions, and the obstacles blocking the tanks' advance were dispersed and crushed one after another.

The offensive power of the Second Tank Company was far stronger than that of the Eighth Route Army Cavalry Detachment. The tank company and the soldiers of the Second Battalion quickly approached the Japanese command post.

The Japanese captain was at his wit's end and had to continue sending Japanese soldiers to use human bombs to try to blow up the tanks of the second company. However, they were killed by the vigilant soldiers of the second battalion and the tank guards.

Seeing that it was hopeless to hold on to the headquarters, the captain had no choice but to hastily retreat to Zhuozi County with the officers and a group of soldiers of the headquarters.

The soldiers of the Second Tank Company and the Second Battalion continued to chase after the Japanese military headquarters in Chahar Right Front Banner.