Devil's Army

The third company commander also hurriedly followed the first regiment commander and entered the operations room of the aviation soldiers.

An aviation soldier sitting in front of the Golden Eagle display screen saw the regiment commander coming over, and immediately stood up and pointed at the display screen and said to the regiment commander:

"Captain, look."

A regiment commander walked forward and saw two soldiers in green camouflage uniforms walking to the outskirts of the forest, holding binoculars and looking towards the place where they had built the warehouse.

The regiment commander breathed a sigh of relief. It seemed that there were no spies in their army. The Japanese army had arranged scouts to keep an eye on the situation in their barracks.

"Captain of the Third Company, arrange for a few people to encircle and capture these two Japanese scouts alive. Remember, I want both of them alive."

"Yes!" The third company commander saluted the first regiment commander and immediately trotted out.

After a while, the intelligence sent back by the golden eagle showed that the third company commander personally led a squad of soldiers and quietly approached the two Japanese scouts from both sides of the woods.

The soldier next to the third company commander accidentally stepped on a dead branch.

The "crunching" sound of the branches breaking attracted the attention of Japanese scouts.

The third company commander and another soldier on the right almost simultaneously pounced on the two Japanese scouts who were turning their heads to look.

The other soldiers rushed forward and held the two Japanese scouts tightly under control.

The third company commander sent the two Japanese scouts to the operations room of the Army Aviation soldiers.

The regiment commander waved his hand and asked him to take the two Japanese scouts away for interrogation. He also pointed out that they had to find out where the Japanese cavalry brigade was hiding.

During this period, Wang Zhuangfei's Fourth Brigade launched a relatively large-scale exploratory attack on Harbin, which was met with stubborn resistance from Japanese soldiers and artillery bombardment.

Afterwards, the First Army's Xinjing Airport air force bombed and strafed the Japanese city defenses in Harbin. However, the infantry did not launch another attack.

At this time, Secretary Li from Harbin sent a top-secret telegram: more than 30 fighter planes were stationed at Majiagou Airport, where the 11th Flying Wing of the Japanese Air Force Harbin was stationed.

At the same time, dozens of fighter jets were stationed at the Third Flying Squadron Airport of the puppet Manchukuo, one kilometer southwest of Wanggang Town, Harbin.

Since their intelligence agents had no way of getting close to the two airports, they could not be sure how many new Japanese aircraft had been stationed there.

Brigade Commander Wang originally planned to launch an air raid on the two Japanese airfields in Harbin, but he learned from the intelligence sent back by Secretary Li that both airfields were equipped with a large number of anti-aircraft guns and anti-aircraft machine guns.

Their First Air Force 1st Squadron had not yet fully recovered from the bloody battle with the Japanese Kwantung Army Air Corps, so they had to give up.

The next morning, the commander of the 12th Brigade went to see the interrogation of the two prisoners.

The two Japanese scouts were beaten black and blue by the soldiers of the third company, but they refused to confess.

When the third company commander saw the first regiment commander coming over, he said to him with a bit of guilt:

"Captain, I'm sorry, these two devils are too stubborn. We beat them to such an extent, but they still refused to give in."

"It's okay. Remember not to kill them. Just take your time with them. We have plenty of time anyway."

A regimental commander knew that one of his tank companies was in the military camp and the Japanese cavalry battalion did not dare to touch them easily.

Who knew that Captain Yao’s worries would come true.

A Japanese army from Zhuozi County raided the Second Battalion of soldiers who were repairing a road.