Devil's Army

At this time, the Japanese reinforcements from Kaiyuan, with the cooperation of two tanks and two armored vehicles, more than 2,000 people turned around and rushed towards Fengtian with murderous intent.

The Fourth Battalion, which was also good at positional warfare, had already exchanged defenses with the Fifth Brigade and was waiting in Tieling County, the only way from Kaiyuan to Fengtian.

Wang Zhuangfei divided the four anti-infantry mines given to him by Leng Feng into two batches. The first batch used two anti-infantry mines connected with grenades and explosive pack fuses, and buried them on both sides of the road that the infantry would pass from Kaiyuan to Fengtian.

The second batch of two mines were buried with explosive packs in the middle of the road where the tanks passed. The two batches of mines were more than 500 meters apart.

The anti-personnel mine on the left was first triggered by a Japanese soldier. The anti-personnel mine flew into the air, and the fragments flew everywhere. The Japanese soldiers next to the tank were hit and fell down one after another.

The most fatal thing was that the anti-personnel mine detonated the hand grenade and explosive pack buried next to it, and the tank was blown upside down.

Poor tank soldier in the tank and dozens of Japanese soldiers around him, they "died before they could accomplish their mission". They all went to see the emperor before they even saw a single enemy.

Major Fujie of Kaihara ordered the troops to stop advancing and the infantry went forward to clear the mines.

The three engineers were divided into three groups: left, middle and right, and quickly moved forward to clear the mines.

At this time, three shots of LR-4 sniper rifles were fired. Hu Bing and his sniper killed the three engineers with one round of gunfire, and then moved to another position immediately.

The Japanese machine gunner immediately lay down and fired towards the place where the gunfire came from.

"Chiu chiu", at this time two more gunshots were heard from another place. The two Japanese machine gunners tilted their heads and stopped moving.

Major Teng Jiang was furious and sent a small team of Japanese soldiers to chase the enemy snipers.

These enemy snipers were not in a hurry to escape. They fired a few shots and ran away, then fired a few shots and ran away again, just like walking a dog.

When they ran to a small forest, the enemy snipers stopped running and hid behind the trees to shoot at them.

A second lieutenant in this ghost army squad immediately ordered the mortars to be set up, ready to bombard the enemy snipers.

At this moment, there was a burst of gunfire from the woods on both sides, and grenades kept falling from the trees and exploding among the small group of Japanese soldiers.

In less than half an hour, not a single Japanese soldier was left breathing.

Major Fujie was concentrating on the engineers clearing the mines. The gunfire from the grove attracted his attention. He witnessed his squad being wiped out and gritted his teeth in anger.

At this time, the sound of gunfire in Fengtian City had gradually become sparse.

It seems that Colonel Fujita can no longer hold Fengtian.

He was about to urge the engineers to hurry up when the roar of three G3M96 bombers was heard in the sky.

At this time, the engineers swept more than 300 meters of mines and found nothing. He ordered the puppet army to clear the way in front, and the tanks and armored vehicles to bypass the overturned tank and follow immediately. He wanted to rush into Fengtian while his bombers were bombing the enemy soldiers and horses to reinforce Colonel Fujita.

Under the threat of the Japanese, the puppet army cleared the way on both sides of the road, with tanks following in the middle.

When the tank drove to the second mine-burying site, Hu Bing fired a shot at a marked spot slightly in front of the tank.

An anti-personnel mine was detonated, jumped up and hit the belly of the Japanese tank, then fell down and exploded.

The explosion caused the buried explosive pack to explode. The second tank was lifted into the sky by the blast wave, and then fell heavily, with both tracks broken. A large number of puppet soldiers nearby fell down in a disorderly manner.

The tank with its tracks blown off was lying across the path, and the two armored vehicles behind it had no way to get over.

At this time, a huge explosion was heard in the sky, and their three bombers exploded in mid-air.

Major Fujie stared blankly at the sky: "What's going on? Their planes are unrivaled in the Northeast. What happened today? Are all of them having mechanical failures?"

At this time, Commander Musashi received another telegram, asking Major Fujie where the reinforcements were.

The military situation in Fengtian was urgent. Major Fujie ignored all this and ordered the troops to advance at full speed.

"Bang bang bang", at this time there was a burst of dense gunfire coming from the opposite side of the path.

Without the protection of tanks and armored vehicles, Major Fujie's firepower was greatly reduced. However, military orders were as firm as a mountain, so he ordered mortar fire to cover the first squadron and prepare to charge.

After eliminating the enemy snipers who were pursuing them, they turned back and fired a series of "chi chi chi chi" bursts, and the Japanese mortar gunners kissed the ground one after another.

In order to deal with this annoying group of snipers, Major Fujie divided the machine gun group into two teams. One team suppressed the snipers in the grove, and the other team tried to suppress the firepower of the enemy on the opposite side and cover the first squadron to charge forward.

But the opponent's firepower was no weaker than his, and was even slightly stronger than his.

His machine gun was suppressed, and soldiers from the charging squadron kept falling on the way.

Major Fujie fought in many battles of all sizes in Northeast China, and he also killed many members of the resistance forces, but no resistance force had ever been as difficult to deal with as the one today.

He wanted the mortar team to cover the opposite fortifications with artillery fire while the sniper was suppressed by the machine gun. The first squadron continued to charge forward.

At this time, the enemy's mortars also spoke, and shells fell on the First Squadron, which was rushing forward densely on the path, and machine guns continued to harvest the lives of the imperial soldiers. The First Squadron suffered heavy losses.

At this time, the gunfire in Fengtian City had stopped, and Major Fujie had to order the First Squadron to withdraw and temporarily stop the attack.