Devil's Army

Captain Wang looked at the deputy platoon leader and the 11 soldiers around him and asked:

"Is everyone in your platoon here?"

"Yes, our platoon is here."

Captain Wang said nothing more and ordered the soldiers of the Third Tank Company to clean up the battlefield.

He took more than 20 soldiers and a row of soldiers to destroy all the tree bridges built by the Japanese army.

If it weren't for these tree bridges, their row wouldn't have suffered so many casualties.

Upon receiving the news, the regiment commander quickly rushed over from Xinghe County with the third battalion.

Seeing the messy military camp, the regiment commander was very angry and decided to teach the Japanese cavalry brigade a lesson.

If their regiment had a direct battle with the Japanese cavalry brigade, he would not be afraid. The problem was that the Japanese cavalry was fast and was afraid of their tank battalions, so they would not engage them head-on, but would always attack from behind.

The Second Tank Company, which was originally stationed in the military camp, was transferred to attack the Chahar Right Front Banner.

They are now responsible for guarding the Chahar Right Front Banner and supporting the Cavalry Detachment of the 120th Division of the Eighth Route Army stationed in Liangcheng County.

The regiment commander thought about it and transferred the first tank company stationed at the border of Chahar Right Rear Banner back to the barracks. The third tank company continued to be stationed in Jining County.

He also ordered the Second Battalion to stay behind to guard the Chahar Right Front Banner, and the defense of the military camp was handed over to the First and Second Companies of the Third Battalion that came with him.

The third and fourth companies of the third battalion were also transferred to Chahar Right Front Banner to strengthen the defense there and reinforce Liangcheng County.

What puzzled the commander of the regiment was that the Japanese cavalry brigade came to attack the barracks just after their second battalion was transferred to attack the Chahar Right Front Banner? Was it a coincidence? Or was there a spy in their barracks?

The regiment commander did not believe in coincidence, but he was also unwilling to believe that these brothers who had fought with him for many years were spies.

That leaves only one possibility: the Japanese cavalry had been sending scouts into the woods to spy on the situation in the barracks.

A regiment commander asked several aviation soldiers to arrange a golden eagle to watch the back door of the military camp.

In addition, a golden eagle was arranged to conduct continuous reconnaissance over the forest behind the military camp.

Early morning is the golden time when demons roam. The aviation soldiers who had just changed shifts opened their eyes wide and stared at the information sent back by the two golden eagles.

The aviation soldiers kept watching until dawn, but did not find anything unusual in the woods behind the military camp.

Considering that a fierce battle had just taken place in the barracks, their army must have been very vigilant. It was reasonable that the Japanese army did not send anyone to investigate the situation.

The regiment commander asked the aviation soldiers to pay attention and then rode to the Chahar Right Front Banner with the guards.

After two days of cleanup and rectification by the Second Battalion Commander, order has been restored in Chahar Right Front Banner and the people are going about their lives as normal.

Accompanied by the second battalion commander, the first regiment commander came to the small mountain road where Captain Yao and his men had raided the Japanese troops in Chahar Right Front Banner last time.

The Second Battalion Commander introduced to the First Regiment Commander:

"On the left side of this small mountain road is Fengzhen City, and on the right side is Zhuozi County. Because the mountain road is narrow, winding, and difficult to walk on, the Japanese soldiers in Fengzhen City and Zhuozi County do not often patrol. Over time, this has become an area that the Japanese army in the two counties does not care about."

The captain looked at the path for a while, nodded as he walked, and said:

"The Japanese troops on both sides are not concerned, which is indeed beneficial for us to communicate with the Eighth Route Army Cavalry Detachment in Liangcheng County."

A regiment leader walked to a corner of the hill road and said:

"Look here, it's really not favorable for us to reinforce the Eighth Route Army in Liangcheng County."