Devil's Army

At this time, the four regiments of the 17th Brigade also broke through the Japanese army's defense lines at the south gate and west gate, and launched brutal street fighting with the Japanese army in the city.

Under the repeated urging of the chief of staff, the Japanese commander of Hailin County finally got up and retreated to Dongning County, Mudanjiang City.

The captain received information from the Golden Eagle and saw a Japanese lieutenant general get into the third car.

He immediately passed down the order, and when the Japanese convoy arrived at the ambush point, they should attack the third vehicle in the convoy with all their might.

The Japanese vanguard troops searched and advanced in front, and the convoy slowly followed behind.

The lieutenant general closed his eyes in the car and reflected on the battle that had taken place over the past month.

"Besides the lack of aviation support, what exactly is the difference between their soldiers and those of the Devil's Army? Why do they always lose?"

The lieutenant general didn't think their soldiers' fighting qualities were inferior to those of the Devil's Army. Their soldiers were top-notch in Asia. Could it be their weapons and equipment?

He did not deny that the weapons and equipment of the devil troops were no worse than theirs, and some of their equipment was even better than theirs.

At this time, the convoy suddenly stopped moving.

The lieutenant general looked out of the car with dissatisfaction.

A soldier trotted over and saluted the lieutenant general:

"Your Excellency, there are rocks from a collapsed house blocking the road ahead."

"Then move them away immediately!" the chief of staff next to the lieutenant general shouted at the soldiers.

"Hi!" the soldier responded and hurried away.

"No, there's no fighting here, and the Devil Army's planes haven't come to bomb here, so how could there be a collapsed house?"

Before the lieutenant general could figure out what was going on, he suddenly heard several strange whistling sounds of artillery shells.

At this moment, the Chief of Staff suddenly shouted:

"The shoulder-fired cannon is from the Devil's Army..."

Just as the lieutenant general was about to ask what a shoulder-fired cannon was, three rockets came whizzing in, blowing the lieutenant general and the two cars in front and behind him away.

At this time, fierce gunfire was heard from the roofs of houses on both sides of the alley.

In these three cars sat their division commanders, chief of staff and some senior staff officials.

The major arranged his troops to block the attack of the Devil Force paratroopers while also arranging soldiers to rescue the injured officers in the car.

The blood-covered lieutenant general was rescued by two soldiers, who then carried him on their backs and ran to the command center in a hurry.

Their division's hospital was still rescuing the wounded soldiers injured in the battle at the command center.

The captain also saw the Japanese soldiers carrying the lieutenant general on their backs running towards the headquarters, and quickly opened fire to stop them. However, the surrounding Japanese soldiers gathered around, blocking the captain and his men's sight and the bullets they could shoot.

The soldiers quickly sent the division commander to the command hospital for emergency treatment.

When they ran to a place not far from the headquarters, a devil army rushed over and blocked their way.

The squadron leader arranged a force to attack the Japanese headquarters when the battalion commander launched an attack on the Japanese convoy.

Another force blocked the Japanese army's retreat to the headquarters not far away.

The division commander's main force was engaged in battle with the battalion commander's paratroopers. Only a small escort force was escorting the division commander back to headquarters.

Under the fierce attack of the squadron leader's paratrooper unit, this small escort force was completely wiped out.

The squadron leader also shot the division commander twice in the head and chest.

After successfully beheading the Korean division commander of the Japanese army, the squadron leader continued to lead the paratroopers to attack the Japanese army in the front and support the captain and his men in their retreat.

When the battalion commander saw the squadron leader and his men coming towards him, he knew that they had successfully intercepted the Japanese division commander, so he ordered a retreat.