Devil's Army

The paratroopers were always on guard against a Japanese breakout.

When the gunshots rang out, they immediately took action to stop the Japanese army's breakout.

The First Battalion of the First Regiment south of Jinjialou heard fierce gunfire coming from the north and quickly joined the battle to pursue and suppress the Japanese troops that had broken through.

Under the fierce attack from both sides of a regiment of soldiers and a paratrooper unit, the Japanese troops in Jinjialou were wiped out on the way to break out.

Suihua City was completely recaptured by the First Anti-Japanese Army.

In this comprehensive counterattack by the Japanese army, the Korean division in Mudanjiang City launched the most fierce attack.

The division commander engaged the 7th and 17th Brigades several times, but each time ended in failure.

He knew that the Devil's Air Force had played a big role in the previous battles.

Before this attack, he set up artillery positions in the woods to the left of Hengdaohezi Town.

The attack began, and the Japanese artillery fiercely bombarded Hengdaohezi Town.

More than half of the soldiers of a company of the Seventh Brigade, who had been on high alert on the city wall, were killed or wounded in the sudden and fierce artillery bombardment by the Japanese army.

After the shelling, the Japanese infantry launched a fierce attack on Hengdaohezi Town.

The remaining soldiers of the company put up a stubborn resistance, inflicting heavy losses on the attacking Japanese infantry.

Before the infantry had completely withdrawn, the Japanese artillery launched a fierce bombardment on a company on the city wall.

The Xinjing Air Force immediately flew over to provide reinforcements, but the Japanese artillery positions were hidden in the woods and could not be discovered from the air.

In order to avoid the air raids of the Xinjing Air Force, the Japanese infantry launched small-scale, multi-batch attacks, but were still bombed and strafed by the Xinjing Air Force.

The North Korean division's attacks were blocked twice, and the chief of staff came up with a dirty trick.

He had his soldiers capture more than 50 civilians from a nearby village and have them march in front of the troops as human shields.

The scattered civilians were threatened by the Japanese army and walked towards Hengdaohezi Town, crying.

Faced with a Japanese army unit mixed with more than 50 civilians, the Xinjing Air Force did not dare to bomb.

The soldiers of the second company who had just reinforced the city wall were also caught off guard by this sudden incident.

If they opened fire, they would certainly injure the civilians in front. If they did not, the Japanese army would be approaching Hengdaohezi Town step by step.

An old lady walked forward step by step, protecting her granddaughter.

A Japanese soldier behind them thought they were walking too slowly, so he stabbed the old woman to death from behind with a bayonet.

The granddaughter was heartbroken. She turned around and threw herself on her grandmother, crying bitterly.

The soldier grabbed the girl's hair, pulled her up, and then kicked her forward roughly.

The soldiers of the Seventh Brigade on the city wall were furious, but they could do nothing.

In order to avoid harming innocent people, the battalion commander decided to temporarily abandon Hengdaohezi Town.

He ordered the second and third companies to retreat to the left and right sides of the town, find cover to hide, and occupy the commanding heights.

The first company retreated from the front to attract the attention of the Japanese army.

The fourth company occupied the commanding heights of the buildings in front.

The Japanese army finally successfully entered Hengdaohezi Town. They abandoned the civilians who served as human shields and launched an attack on a company of soldiers who were retreating step by step.

The soldiers of the first company "could not resist" and continued to retreat deep into Hengdaohezi Town.

When the common people saw that the Japanese army was not paying attention to them, they immediately fled to the sides.

The Chief of Staff outside the city was delighted to see that they had broken through the Devil's defenses. His plan was indeed very useful.

He immediately ordered the follow-up troops to catch up. As long as they were mixed up with the devil troops, their planes would have no way to bomb them.

However, something he could not have imagined happened.