Devil's Army

The major arranged two elite troops to infiltrate the corner position of the devil troops from both sides of the path.

They were prepared to cooperate with the main force on the small road to annihilate the devil troops and the Eighth Route Army cavalry in the corner fortifications.

On the morning of the day when the Japanese deputy battalion launched a surprise attack on Liangcheng County, the commander of a regiment also launched an attack on Huaide County.

The night before the attack, Deputy Captain Wu of the Pingbei Cavalry Detachment asked the regiment commander to join the battle, and the reasons he gave were very sufficient.

The Japanese cavalry in Huade County was the size of a battalion. They fought with the Japanese cavalry many times, wanting to destroy the other side, but both sides gained and lost.

If their Pingbei cavalry branch took the initiative to provoke the Japanese cavalry, they would definitely go out of the city to fight.

At that time, the commander of a regiment can arrange a tank company to ambush in the woods on both sides six kilometers to the left of Huaide County.

The elimination of the Japanese cavalry in Huade County is just around the corner.

The head of the first regiment agreed with Deputy Captain Wu's strategy and immediately began to make arrangements.

Deputy Captain Wu and a cavalryman then rushed back to Kangbao County to mobilize the troops.

At around 300: a.m., Deputy Captain Wu arrived at the regiment commander's camp with more than cavalrymen.

The cavalry arrived at the camp of the regiment commander and were a little surprised because Deputy Captain Wu only told them that there was a battle but did not mention the joint battle with the First Anti-Japanese Army.

Afterwards, Deputy Captain Wu arranged tomorrow's combat mission.

A small team was responsible for provoking the Japanese and puppet troops at the city gate, while other troops supported them from behind.

After arranging the tasks, the cavalrymen quickly took the time to rest.

At five o'clock in the morning, a tank company of the regiment quietly rushed to the ambush position.

At six o'clock in the morning, the Pingbei Cavalry Detachment set out for Huade County.

The Pingbei Cavalry Detachment arrived at the south gate of Huade County, and a small group of them stepped forward to provoke the Japanese army. They rode forward and killed several Japanese soldiers on the city wall.

Hearing the gunshots, the Japanese soldiers in the city rushed to the city wall to reinforce. However, the Pingbei Cavalry Squadron rode back on horseback. They soon left the effective range of the Japanese rifles and raised their sabers to provoke the Japanese.

This made the Japanese soldiers on the city wall so angry that they could only fire helplessly.

After a while, the south gate of Huade County opened wide, and the Japanese cavalry brigade walked out with sabers raised and marching in neat steps.

Deputy Captain Wu and his men also raised their sabers in unison, lined up to meet the Japanese cavalry, ready to fight with them.

After the two cavalry units walked towards each other for a distance, the Japanese cavalry commander pointed his saber and shouted:

"attack!"

The Japanese cavalry rode towards the Pingbei Detachment of the Eighth Route Army.

"Kill the Japs!" Deputy Captain Wu shouted this to the cavalrymen and then took the lead in riding his horse and charging towards the Japanese cavalry.

Outside Huaide County, the sound of "thump thump thump..." of horse hooves could be heard. Mud and dust covered the sky.

After a while, from the mud and dust came the sound of "ding-ding-dang-dang..." the sound of cold weapons hitting each other and the sound of people falling off their horses.

The two cavalry units met each other, reined in their horses, turned around and rushed towards each other again.

The scene just now is happening again.

When the Japanese cavalry captain reined in his horse and wanted to turn around for another charge, he was surprised to find that the Pingbei Detachment of the Eighth Route Army Cavalry, which was not at a disadvantage, was actually retreating.

It was a rare opportunity to have a contest with the Eighth Route Army Cavalry, and before we got too addicted to it, the Eighth Route Army Cavalry actually retreated.

The Japanese cavalry captain immediately led their cavalry and chased the Eighth Route Army cavalry closely from behind.

However, he didn't know that a disaster was waiting for him.