Devil's Army

After inspecting the front line, Leng Feng did not return to Xinjing, but stayed at the headquarters of the Fourth Brigade in Harbin.

Every night, the commanders of the Fourth and Seventh Brigades arranged soldiers to scout the thickness of the ice on the Songhua River.

The sudden cold wave also caught the Japanese army off guard.

They originally thought that confiscating the boats could prevent the devil's army from crossing the river, but unexpectedly, God helped them a lot.

They had no choice but to strengthen patrols and closely guard against the devil's troops suddenly crossing the river.

The Japanese army suddenly strengthened its defense and patrols, which of course did not escape the eyes of the scouts of the 4th Brigade.

After receiving this news, Leng Feng decided to postpone the attack on the Japanese troops on the north bank of the Songhua River.

He asked the Japanese troops on the north bank of the Songhua River to maintain a high level of vigilance every day. If this continued for a long time, they would easily collapse.

In order to prevent the devil troops from capturing Harbin, the Japanese army transferred a division from Korea to assist in the defense.

Leng Feng received this intelligence and asked Secretary Li to arrange for underground personnel to destroy the Japanese railway line and hinder the arrival of Japanese reinforcements in Harbin. At the same time, he sent air force to bomb the railway station in Mudanjiang City, Heilongjiang Province.

At this time, the Songhua River had been frozen for more than five days, and the thickness of the ice was enough to support large troops and tanks crossing the river.

Leng Feng decided to launch a battle to recapture the area on the north bank of the Songhua River in Harbin.

The air force in Xinjing knew that the Japanese army still had some air force left in Heilongjiang Province, so they came out in full force to bomb the railway line from Mudanjiang City in Heilongjiang to Harbin.

(There were many civilians at Mudanjiang Railway Station, so the Xinjing Air Force did not dare to bomb it.)

The Japanese Kwantung Army Air Force hid at Jiamusi Airport, Nenjiang Airport and Hulin Airport, and did not dare to take off to fight.

The Japanese railway protection team immediately repaired the railway after the Devil Force Air Force returned.

The anti-Japanese armed forces in Harbin took advantage of the fact that the Japanese railway guards were attracted by the First Army Air Force and removed the tracks of a section of railway at the corner, then quickly retreated and removed the tracks of another section of railway.

The Japanese railway guards had just repaired the railway that had been destroyed by the enemy's air force, but several members soon discovered that the tracks at the corner a few miles away had also been torn away.

The rails were missing and the sleepers were piled in three piles, burning fiercely.

Railway transportation from Mudanjiang to Harbin was forced to be interrupted.

The Japanese army could only repair the railway while sending troops to defend it strictly.

However, the Japanese railway guards could defend against the anti-Japanese armed forces, but they could not defend against the first army's air force.

After lunch, the Xinjing Air Force launched a massive bombing campaign on the railway that had just been built by the Japanese army.

The anti-Japanese armed forces who received the news took action and dug up another section of the railway tracks.

At this time, a division of the Japanese army stationed in Korea was ordered to rush to Mudanjiang City, Heilongjiang Province, but had no way to go to Harbin.

The North Korean division commander requested to reinforce Harbin by truck, but Commander Umezu Yoshijiro refused.

Now the air supremacy is in the hands of the Devil Force Air Force. A large convoy is heading towards Harbin. Before they reach Harbin, they are greeted by the Devil Force's aerial bombs.

The Korean division commander, unaware of the situation, repeatedly requested to lead the troops personally to defeat the Chinese army.

At this time, the Japanese army in Harbin had been fighting fiercely with two brigades of the Devil Army for half a month, and the Songhua River defense line was also in danger. They asked for help from Commander Umezu Yoshijiro for the third time.

Commander Michijiro Umezu looked at the telegram for help just delivered by the signalman and agreed to the arrogant Korean division commander's request, but asked him to send troops to reinforce Harbin.

The Korean division commander had never fought against the First Anti-Japanese Army and looked down on this warlord Chinese army from the bottom of his heart. However, he still carried out the orders of Commander Umezu Michijiro.