Devil's Army

The tragic scene of the Imperial Guards' major-colonel encircling and annihilating the Eighth Route Army's Daqingshan Cavalry Detachment last year was staged again on this prairie, except that the roles were reversed.

The Major Konoe lamented that despite his caution, he still fell into the trap of the Eighth Route Army.

He ordered the cavalry to retreat at full speed!

The Guards Cavalry, who received the order to retreat, fled in all directions like frightened rabbits.

The rumble of tanks and the clatter of horse hooves were intertwined in the flying yellow dust.

More than 20 "Kuaiko" tanks were chasing the Japanese Guards Cavalry like more than 34 life-demanding monsters.

The short-barreled cannons spitting flames kept exploding among the Japanese Guards Cavalry, and the tank machine guns kept firing "da da da...", constantly reaping the lives of the Japanese Guards Cavalry.

Since the Japanese Guards Cavalry had a large number of cavalry, some of them escaped the pursuit of the First Army tanks. However, something happened that caused the Japanese cavalry to collapse.

The first army's Golden Eagle drones were divided into three groups, chasing the Japanese guards cavalry fleeing in three directions. With a speed of more than 300 kilometers per hour, it quickly caught up with the Japanese cavalry, and the Type heavy machine gun on its belly fired at the fleeing Japanese cavalry from the air without blind spots.

The Japanese cavalry who thought they had escaped the devil's tank pursuit were shot one after another and fell off their horses like sandbags.

The Golden Eagle drone that flew over the Japanese Guards Cavalry quickly turned back and reaped the lives of another group of Japanese cavalry.

At this time, a captain of the Army Aviation Corps discovered a strange phenomenon: more than 30 cavalrymen gathered together and galloped towards Baotou.

In order to avoid tank fire (the army would not waste tank shells to bombard a single cavalryman), the Japanese cavalry tried to flee in a dispersed manner.

The squad leader quickly concluded that the cavalry were protecting their commander these days.

He quickly dispatched a Golden Eagle III drone and fired two consecutive air-to-ground missiles at the galloping Japanese cavalry group.

The successive explosions of air-to-ground missiles blew the Japanese cavalry group to pieces.

People, horses and mud were scattered everywhere at the center of the explosion.

The squad leader then dispatched two Golden Eagle No. 4 drones to fire at the Japanese cavalry group, not even sparing the wounded who had fallen to the ground.

The squad leader was not wrong in his guess. The Japanese cavalry group was escorting the Major of the Guards back to the Baotou Cavalry Group Headquarters.

Unfortunately, Major Konoe was blown to pieces in the first round of bombing by the Golden Eagle air-to-ground missiles.

After more than an hour of fighting between the Golden Eagle drones and the tank battalion, most of the Japanese cavalry's noble guards cavalry units were wiped out.

His so-called commander of a prominent family, Major Konoe Ki-yoon, also went to see his ancestor.

The Imperial Guards Cavalry Unit of the Japanese Army was a powerful cavalry unit under the 12th Cavalry Group of the Japanese Army stationed in Mongolia. It has been active in the Siwangzi Banner of Ulanqab City, the middle period of the Chahar Right Wing, and the late period of the Chahar Right Wing.

He created two uninhabited villages, suppressed many anti-Japanese armed forces, and severely damaged the First Cavalry Detachment of the Eighth Route Army in Daqingshan. It was a Japanese army unit with numerous crimes.

His annihilation cut off one arm of the Japanese cavalry group, and also left the northwest gate of the Japanese cavalry group in Baotou wide open.

As the Japanese Imperial Guards Cavalry Unit stationed in Shizi Banner was almost wiped out, Commander Shigeki Amakasu of the Mongolian Army adjusted the deployment of troops.

He also arranged for the 13th Cavalry Regiment to garrison an important place adjacent to Siziwang Banner and Baotou: Dalhanmuming'an United Banner.

And arranged heavy troops to defend the Bailingmiao Town under its jurisdiction.