Devil's Army

Due to the dense concentration of residential houses in Harbin, the Xinjing Air Force did not dare to bomb the Japanese troops who were fighting in the streets.

This made it very difficult for the 4th Brigade, which was engaged in a fierce battle with the Japanese army, and they were restricted in their efforts.

The first regiment quickly attacked the southern part of Nangang, where there are universities and research institutions such as Harbin Institute of Technology.

The Japanese army had long used it as a base for intelligence gathering or military research.

Harbin Institute of Technology has more than 600 teachers and students, including not only Chinese students, but also Soviet and Japanese students. The composition is quite complex.

There were some dangerous Japanese intelligence officers and agents mixed in. If they sensed danger, they could take these Chinese and Soviet students hostage at any time.

The regiment commander reported the situation to Brigade Commander Wang Zhuangfei.

Wang Zhuangfei then told Secretary Li about the situation.

Secretary Li quickly replied: They have underground party members and progressive students at Harbin Institute of Technology. Let Leng Feng arrange for people to infiltrate the school and assist them in capturing Japanese intelligence personnel and agents.

The regiment commander immediately selected elite soldiers from the regiment to infiltrate the school as students' brothers and logistics personnel.

At this time, the school was on vacation, and with the help of progressive students who returned to school, they secretly arrested Japanese intelligence personnel and agents in the school.

The nearby Harbin Institute of Technology Research Institute was soon taken over by a group of soldiers.

A group of soldiers attacked house by house and alley by alley, and reached the southern commercial center and prosperous streets of Nangang District, Harbin.

Although most of the shops here are closed, the Japanese army has a large amount of supply reserves and troop deployments here.

The Japanese army set up fortifications in the streets and alleys around the commercial center and stubbornly blocked the attacks of the devil troops.

For fear of destroying civilians' shops and houses, the Xinjing Air Force did not dare to bomb, and the artillery of the first regiment did not dare to bomb either.

The soldiers of the Second Battalion engaged the Japanese in a house-to-house close combat. The fighting was fierce and difficult.

In order to protect the supplies stored in the commercial center, the Japanese army continued to send reinforcements.

The soldiers of the Second Battalion fought a stalemate with the Japanese army. They once broke into the commercial center, but were quickly counterattacked and taken back by the Japanese army.

The Third Battalion of the First Regiment encountered stubborn resistance from the Japanese army when attacking the Pingfang District of Harbin.

The Labin Railway runs through Harbin Pingfang District, which is an important transportation line for the Japanese army.

The Heida Highway (Harbin Fifth Road) and the Harbin Pingfu Line were important routes for Japanese military transportation, and they also ran through the Pingfang District. But why would there be so many military facilities and fortifications around a railway line alone?

The Third Battalion encountered the most stubborn resistance from the Japanese army in Pingfang District since they entered Harbin City.

The Japanese army built defensive fortifications in the advantageous terrain around the facility to block the advance of the Third Battalion.

The regimental commander dispatched a Golden Eagle III drone to carry out a targeted elimination of the firing points behind the Japanese fortifications. The Golden Eagle IV drone fiercely strafed the Japanese troops in the fortifications.

With the assistance of the Army Aviation soldiers, the Third Battalion gradually recaptured the outer fortifications of the Pingfang area.

The Third Battalion encountered unprecedentedly stubborn resistance from the Japanese army when attacking a group of buildings, and the Japanese defensive forces here were better armed than other troops.

After the Golden Eagle destroyed the Japanese mortar and machine gun positions, the Japanese quickly replenished new mortars and machine guns.

In order to capture this group of buildings, the commander of the first regiment also transferred the fourth battalion. However, the golden eagle soon discovered some unusual features of the Japanese troops in the building complex.