Devil's Army

In the evening, the Japanese army had put up a very tenacious resistance throughout the day.

The regiment commander estimated that the Japanese major was unwilling to admit defeat and would most likely cause trouble for them at night.

When night fell, the commander ordered all the soldiers on the position to retreat and ambush on both sides of the position. At the same time, he added secret sentries.

At 11 o'clock in the evening, when the soldiers were drowsy, the sharp whistling sounds of artillery shells tore through the quiet night sky.

The Japanese army used the small mountain artillery and two 100mm howitzers that had survived the air raid to fiercely bombard the positions of the daytime regiment of soldiers.

The soldiers looked at the blown-up fortifications with lingering fear. If the regiment commander had not ordered them to retreat in advance today, most of them would have been blown up along with the fortifications.

After the Japanese artillery bombardment stopped, a group of soldiers on both sides held their guns tightly, staring intently at the situation on the road, preparing to launch an unexpected ambush on the Japanese army.

But after waiting for a long time, the Japanese army did not launch an attack on the position of the first regiment.

It turned out that the Japanese army was very tired after a day of fierce fighting, so the major decided to quit while he was ahead and did not order the Japanese infantry to attack the position of the first regiment.

At five o'clock in the morning, before it was fully light, the Japanese troops at the East Gate launched a counterattack on the positions of the First Regiment.

The major didn't know the effect of last night's artillery bombardment, so he ordered the infantry to launch a counterattack today and check the effect of last night's artillery bombardment.

The Japanese army's morale improved after a day's rest. When they rushed to the position of a regiment with great momentum, they found that the position was empty.

"Did the devil's army retreat?"

Just as the Japanese commander was about to report the situation to the major, fierce gunfire broke out on both sides of the position.

Countless grenades fell among them like rain.

The Japanese army suffered heavy casualties after being ambushed by the devil's forces and had to retreat to their defense line.

The clever major failed to steal the chicken and ended up losing the rice.

The group of soldiers who succeeded in the surprise attack followed the retreating Japanese army, launched a fierce attack, and took over the Japanese position.

When a regiment of soldiers was preparing to advance deeper into the interior, they were desperately resisted by the Japanese troops in the second line of fortification, resulting in heavy casualties.

The regiment commander then ordered the soldiers to consolidate the Japanese fortifications that had just been captured and wait for the reinforcements arranged by Brigade Commander Du.

At around ten o'clock in the morning, what made the commander of the first regiment overjoyed was that Brigade Commander Du not only arranged for the second regiment to support them, but also arranged a Golden Eagle UAV squadron to come and attack the enemy.

While they were happy, the first regiment commander was also worried that the second regiment commander would take over their offensive mission.

He had been attacked many times by the Japanese army in Zhuozi County and had long wanted to deal with them personally.

While the first regiment commander was still worried, the second regiment commander handed the first regiment commander an order from Brigade Commander Du:

The First Regiment was responsible for the battle of Zhuozi County, and then the Second Regiment was responsible for the battle of the Chahar Right Wing in the late period, the Chahar Right Wing in the middle period, and the recovery of the Siwangzi Banner.

The captain put away the order and asked with a smile:

"Have you completed your mission in Chahar Province?"

"Now the Fifth Brigade has completely recaptured Rehe Province, and all the Japanese and puppet troops in Chahar Province have been wiped out by us. So Brigade Commander Du sent us here to help recapture the remaining three places in Suiyuan Province."

"In fact, as long as we defeat the Japanese troops in Zhuozi County, we won't have to worry about the Japanese troops in the remaining three places."

"You underestimated the strength of the Japanese and puppet troops in Suiyuan Province. Although the Japanese army concentrated heavy troops in Zhuozi County to fight a decisive battle with us in Ulanqab City, there is still an ace unit of the Japanese army stationed in Mongolia in Baotou, which is adjacent to Siwangzi Banner."

Baotou's ace troops? The commander seemed to have thought of something.