Devil's Army

The tank soldiers looked at the sky and became excited.

They were flying from Shangdu Airport, they were the air force of the First Army.

The roar of the engines tore through the air on the battlefield.

The three bombers leading the first army suddenly raised their noses, and three bombs, trailing black smoke, smashed into the front tanks.

"Boom!" The first bomb exploded three meters to the left of the tank. The sand waves it raised instantly covered the body of the tank, and metal fragments from the broken tracks flew like a rainstorm.

The second missile accurately hit the engine compartment at the rear of the tank. After a dull explosion, dark red flames burst out from the gap in the hatch. The turret suddenly tilted back, and the half of the commander's body that had been hastily stretched out was blown away by the air wave and fell into the rolling fireball.

The group of fighter jets following closely behind flew low, and the machine guns on the wings spewed flames, strafing the sides of several Type 97 tanks that were trying to reverse.

The Japanese tank's thin side armor was ripped open several times. Shrapnel flew into the vehicle, and the screams of Japanese soldiers could be heard from inside.

A fighter plane's machine gun pierced the gap between the tracks of a Japanese tank. The track pins were broken, and the tank suddenly stopped, like a steel shell nailed to the ground.

All that was left was the turret turning in vain, firing helplessly at the agile and fast fighter.

Another bomber swooped in, this time its bomb striking the tank where the turret met the hull. The violent explosion sent the turret flying two meters into the air, sending it tumbling onto the sandy ground amidst thick smoke.

The car body fell sideways in the charred crater like a tin box hit by a sledgehammer. The tracks turned half a circle in vain due to inertia, and finally came to a complete stop in the thick smoke.

Just as the soldiers of the 3rd Tank Battalion were cheering for withstanding the attack of the Japanese tank division, the roar of a large number of planes came from the direction of Baotou.

Commander Amakasu Shige already knew that the Devil Force had an airport near the Four Princes Flag, otherwise the support would not have been so fast.

When he received the news that his 3rd Tank Division was bombed by the Devil Forces Air Force, he immediately ordered the air forces at several airports waiting to take off to fight against the Devil Forces' cutting-edge fighter jets.

When the fighter planes of the First Army saw the Japanese fighter planes flying over, they immediately abandoned their tanks on the ground, pulled up their planes, and rushed towards the Japanese fighter planes.

Because the fighter planes of the First Army were attacking the Japanese tanks, they were fighting on their own and did not form a battle formation.

The experienced Japanese fighter pilot immediately led a main plane and two wingmen to besiege a fighter plane of the first army.

This put the fighters of the First Army in a passive position at the beginning of the air battle. One fighter was shot down and two fighters were damaged.

The squadron leader adjusted the strategy in time, ordered the fighter group to increase the throttle and fly out of the combat airspace, then formed a two-plane fighter group on the periphery, and then rushed towards the Japanese fighter group.

During the fierce battle, the main fighter plane of the First Army was responsible for attacking the main plane and left wingman of the Japanese fighter group.

His co-pilot was responsible for attacking the right wingman of the Japanese fighter group and also for attacking the main Japanese fighter plane.

In this way, the First Army's fighter planes relied on their fierce firepower and the Japanese three-plane fighter team could not gain any advantage for a while.

The bombers of the First Army quickly increased their throttle and fled when the Japanese fighters came over, and then flew over and bombed the Japanese tanks when the Japanese fighters were not paying attention.

At this time, the Japanese air force from Zhangjiakou Airport, Datong Airport, and Ganzhuer Temple Airport also rushed to provide support.

The situation of the First Army Air Force became increasingly dangerous.