Devil's Army

After being defeated, the Japanese Korean Division did not evacuate Daqingshan, but instead hid nearby to avoid air raids by the Devil Force Air Force.

Near noon, after the Xinjing Air Force returned, the Japanese Korean Division built fortifications and confronted the position of the 7th Brigade of Daqingshan.

After successfully ambushing the Japanese, the Daqingshan guerrillas also reached the positions of the First Battalion in Daqingshan. They frequently fought against the Japanese troops in Harbin and Mudanjiang in the Daqingshan area.

Now that the First Anti-Japanese Army has entered Harbin, they request to join the First Army in fighting against Japan.

The casualties of the first battalion in this battle were not small, and the participation of more than a hundred guerrillas was certainly a blessing, but the guerrillas' weapons were not very good.

Fortunately, we defeated the Japanese attack yesterday and seized a lot of Japanese weapons.

He asked the deputy battalion commander to change the uniforms of all the guerrillas.

The Japanese army's Type 38 rifle had a long range and high accuracy, but the entire Daqingshan guerrilla force only had a few of them.

Now that all the weapons have been replaced with Japanese ones at once, Captain Hu is of course happy.

After changing their uniforms, the battalion commander assigned the guerrillas to the reserve unit, waiting in the rear. He also used the battlefield as a training ground, with the deputy battalion commander directing their training.

Although the guerrillas had poor weapons, they were very hardworking.

Captain Hu led his team to start intensive training under the guidance of the deputy battalion commander during the break in the battle.

The deputy battalion commander went through every detail, from basic gun-holding posture to tactical coordination.

At this time, the Japanese army was also busy.

Early the next morning, they sent out two squadrons to bypass the front line of defense of Daqingshan and prepare to launch a surprise attack on the guerrillas' standby area from the left.

These Japanese troops acted extremely covertly and quietly approached the guerrillas in the rear.

However, what they didn't expect was that the Daqingshan guerrillas had been active in this area all year round and knew the terrain like the back of their hand.

Soon, a guerrilla sentry discovered something unusual ahead, and then they found traces of the Japanese army and immediately reported to Captain Hu.

The deputy battalion commander immediately stopped training and led the guerrillas to set up an ambush. He then asked the guerrillas to ask for help from the first battalion commander.

When that squadron of Japanese troops entered the ambush circle, the guerrillas fired at the Japanese troops with their newly equipped Type 38 rifles, catching them off guard.

The Japanese army was stunned by the sudden attack and its formation was in chaos. However, the well-trained Japanese army quickly recovered and launched a fierce attack on the guerrillas.

The guerrillas were suppressed by the Japanese machine gun fire and could hardly raise their heads.

The Japanese grenade throwers bombed the guerrilla positions accurately.

The guerrillas were unable to withstand the fierce attack of the Japanese army and had to abandon the first line of defense and retreat to build a solid second line of defense.

Before the guerrillas could build a second line of defense, the Japanese army had already broken through the first line of defense and rushed up.

The deputy battalion commander led the guerrillas in a fierce resistance. They had no way to retreat.

If they retreated, these Japanese troops would attack the first and fourth battalions from behind.

When the guerrilla sentry rushed over to report the situation to the battalion commander, the Japanese army had already launched a fierce attack on the battalion's position from the front and right wing.

A battalion commander has no soldiers to send.

The commander of the fourth battalion nearby urgently ordered the first and second companies to rush over with the sentries to reinforce, and the remaining troops were ready to reinforce the first battalion's front and right wing defense lines at any time.

As two companies from the Fourth Battalion arrived at the battlefield, the guerrillas gained a foothold.

Seeing the reinforcements from the Devil's Army arriving, the squadron leader concentrated his forces and launched a final wave of attack.

The two companies of the Fourth Battalion opened fire at full power and withstood the final madness of the Japanese army.