Devil's Army

Soon, a reinforced Japanese team carrying a large number of machine guns rushed in from the south gate in a truck.

When the squad leader saw the Japanese army chasing them, he immediately mounted his horse and retreated towards Liangcheng County.

When the Japanese truck reached the intersection leading into the wilderness, it was blocked by several trees.

At this time, the cavalry of the Eighth Route Army also lay on the horse's back and kept shooting at them.

The Japanese soldiers on the truck quickly jumped off and rushed towards the squad leader and his men.

Seeing this, the squad leader immediately led the cavalry to continue retreating.

When this small group of Japanese troops chased into the wilderness and approached the depression, they heard the dense sound of horse hooves that made them tremble with fear.

The two cavalry squads of the Eighth Route Army hidden in the depression rushed towards the Japanese army, waving their sabers with a cold glow.

Upon seeing this, the Japanese squad leader was greatly panicked and quickly ordered his troops to intercept the Eighth Route Army's cavalry.

The Japanese soldiers hurriedly opened fire to intercept them, but the cavalry of the Eighth Route Army quickly rushed into the Japanese army, and with their sabers in hand, they swung and slashed, and the heads of the Japanese soldiers rolled to the ground.

At this time, several Japanese soldiers formed a semicircle and surrounded a communications soldier behind them.

The Eighth Route Army deliberately spared the Japanese signalman and allowed him to send a message for help.

The Japanese commander in Zhuozi County received a telegram asking for help and immediately arranged for a team of Japanese troops and a team of puppet troops to go out of the city to reinforce.

After a bloody battle, all the Japanese reinforced troops in the wilderness were killed in the wilderness.

When the Japanese reinforcements chased to the path with sedge on both sides, the dense sound of horse hooves could still be heard in the field ahead, but the sound of their soldiers' return fire had become very sparse.

The Japanese squadron leader in the truck ordered the soldiers to speed up and rush to the rescue.

At this time, countless grenades flew through the reeds on both sides of the path.

Before the sound of grenade explosions had ceased, there was another burst of intensive gunfire.

The Japanese soldiers who were attacked jumped off the trucks and fired at the ambushes in the sedge grass on both sides, but they could not see the target and could only shoot blindly.

The Japanese commander in Zhuozi County was horrified when he heard the soldiers' telegram for help again.

The Devil's Army and the Eighth Route Army Cavalry launched two attacks on them in one morning. They were trying to capture Zhuozi County!

He quickly organized reinforcements again and prepared to go out of the city to provide reinforcements.

Since the Japanese troops on the path could not see the figures of the Devil's Army soldiers in the Sedge Grass, they could only fight back blindly.

During the counterattack, their machine gun fire points were constantly bombarded by the rocket troops of the third battalion, and their firepower was always suppressed by the devil troops.

The puppet troops on the small road wanted to escape back to Zhuozi County, but were forced to rush forward by the Japanese troops supervising the battle from behind with guns.

Seeing that most of the Japanese machine guns were destroyed, the third battalion commander immediately ordered a general attack on the Japanese. Because it took too long, the Japanese reinforcements in the city would arrive and they would be in a passive position.

Upon hearing that the Third Battalion of the First Anti-Japanese Army had launched a general attack on the Japanese army, the Eighth Route Army cavalry squad leader ordered: Cavalry attack.

The dense sound of horse hooves was like a death warrant, which made the Japanese and puppet troops tremble with fear.

The fierce fighting power of the Third Battalion made it impossible for the Japanese army to resist, and they began to retreat to Zhuozi County.

After the Eighth Route Army cavalry and the soldiers of the Third Battalion chased for four or five miles, they stopped pursuing and quickly returned to clean up the battlefield.

What surprised the Eighth Route Army squad leader was that the soldiers of the Third Battalion piled up the confiscated guns and ammunition and handed them all over to their Eighth Route Army.