Devil's Army

Lieutenant General Nishihara knew that their tanks had a range nearly one kilometer shorter than the Devil Forces' tanks. This section of road was their life-or-death road, and they had to shorten the distance between them and the Devil Forces' tanks in order to win.

He ordered the tank soldiers to step on the accelerator and rush at full speed towards the tank group of the devil troops.

The roar of the engines of the two armies' tank groups shattered the tranquility of the grasslands in the west of Siwangzi Banner.

The Japanese tanks rushed towards the tank group of the First Army at full speed, while doing serpentine maneuvers to avoid the bombing of the First Army tanks. However, some tanks were still hit from time to time.

Since the tanks of both sides were still quite far apart at that time, and the I Army was using high-explosive shells instead of armor-piercing shells, they could not effectively destroy the Japanese tanks unless they hit the tracks or side armor.

The Japanese tank that was hit just shook noticeably and then went back into battle.

The vanguard company commander's tank engaged a Japanese tank.

"Thirty degrees left front! Reload!" the company commander roared.

The gunner jerked the bolt, and the heavy breech block made a dull thud.

The tank's muzzle suddenly spewed out a dazzling orange-red flame, like a fire dragon that was instantly awakened, as if igniting the air.

A shell flew out of the barrel. Immediately afterwards, thick gray-white smoke gushed out from the muzzle, first rapidly expanding into a ball, then quickly spreading out in all directions, enveloping the barrel like a sudden wall of fog.

Immediately afterwards, a sound of metal breaking was heard, and the right track of the Japanese tank was blown off, and the track fragments flew in all directions like metal rain.

The Japanese army's desperate charge finally crossed this death zone.

Almost at the same time, the main guns of the three Japanese tanks also spurted out flames, and the shells hit the front armor of the three "Kuaishou" tanks in the front row, making a loud "clang" sound.

The armor plate was cracked like a spider web, but it was not penetrated.

"Damn it! Shoot me again!" The Japanese tank commander punched the cabin wall and shouted.

Before the Japanese tanks could fire again, the tanks of the bombed First Army fired back at the Japanese tanks.

A shell directly hit the barrel of the leading Japanese tank, and the 47mm barrel instantly bent into a knot.

As the distance between the two sides' tanks shortened, the tanks of the First Army were successively attacked by Japanese tank armor-piercing shells and destroyed.

The melee between the two sides exploded on the field, and the tank groups of the two armies roared like two groups of steel monsters, biting each other.

The First Army's "Qukou" tanks relied on the long range, strong penetration and powerful explosive power of their short-barreled guns to continuously bombard the Japanese tanks with thinner armor.

The Japanese tanks, relying on their numerical advantage, used armor-piercing shells with strong armor-piercing capabilities to continuously bombard the tanks of the First Army.

A tank of the First Army was hit in the side by two shells in succession, and thick smoke rushed out from the gaps in the hatch.

The gunner wiped the blood that kept flowing from his forehead, insisted on turning the turret, and with one shell, he destroyed a Type 97 tank of the Japanese army that was rushing towards him from the side.

However, the Japanese tanks chasing him on both sides also fired continuously at the same time.

The armor-piercing bullet penetrated the vehicle and exploded.

The gunner, the tank commander and five other tank soldiers all died heroically.

At this time, the air force from Shangdu Airport rushed over to provide support.

When the Japanese tanks saw the First Army's pointed-nosed aircraft flying over, they immediately accelerated and rushed towards the First Army's tank group.

Soon, the Japanese tanks were engaged in a melee with the tanks of the First Army.

The Xinjing Air Force had no way to provide support and could only bomb isolated Japanese tanks from time to time.