Devil's Army

The captain hurriedly ran to the golden eagle display screen with two paratroopers.

The Golden Eagle No. 3, which had been staying above the Japanese military's supply base, received news about the Japanese military moving ammunition from their warehouse.

"Captain, these two are the Japanese army's ammunition supply warehouses. The Japanese are now loading ammunition into the vehicles."

The Japanese and puppet troops in Dongning County were now engaged in a fierce battle with the 17th Brigade and the paratroopers, and their ammunition was being consumed rapidly, forcing them to restock it from their base.

"Blow up these two warehouses!" the captain gave the order calmly.

A paratrooper made a quick movement with his fingers, and a ball of orange-red flame lit up on the belly of the Golden Eagle No. 3, which was hovering in the air for reconnaissance.

An air-to-ground missile roared towards a Japanese ammunition depot.

Then another air-to-ground missile whizzed towards another ammunition depot of the Japanese army.

There was a single explosion, followed by a series of explosions.

The Japanese army was stunned by the series of explosions and looked in the direction of the explosions in panic.

The paratroopers were excited by the explosion, knowing that the Golden Eagle had destroyed the Japanese ammunition depot. The Japanese army, short of ammunition, would soon be defeated.

The soldiers of the 1st Battalion of the 17th Brigade also saw and heard the flames rising into the sky and the deafening explosions. Knowing that the 2nd Paratrooper Battalion had succeeded, they stepped up and accelerated the pace of encircling and suppressing the Japanese and puppet troops on the streets.

The Japanese troops that surrounded Dongning School quickly recovered from their shock and directed their anger at the 2nd Parachute Battalion.

It was this devilish army that blew up their ammunition depot. They attacked the Second Paratrooper Battalion even more frantically.

The Japanese mortar soldiers on the building opposite the school saw the small plane parked on the roof of the school building and a team of paratroopers walking towards the small plane, and immediately bombed the small plane.

A mortar shell landed and exploded not far from the golden eagle, and the golden eagle was shaken by the shock wave of the mortar explosion.

One paratrooper immediately took off the Golden Eagle, and the other paratroopers quickly went downstairs to avoid the Japanese bombing.

A group of Japanese soldiers climbed over the wall behind the school and tried to encircle the devil troops in the classroom, but they were blocked by the paratroopers in the fortifications in front of the basement.

The Japanese mortars successively blew down the walls in front of the school.

The Japanese soldiers, either squatting or lying down, approached the classroom step by step under the cover of mortars.

The glass of the classroom windows made a "bang bang" sound under the intensive shooting of the Japanese army, and broken glass was scattered all over the floor.

The increasing number of wounded could no longer be sent to the basement for emergency treatment because the Japanese troops behind the school had already rushed into the school and were fighting with the paratroopers in front of the basement.

At this critical moment, suddenly, there was a burst of fierce gunfire and shouts from the rear.

It turned out that the reinforcements of the 17th Brigade had broken through the Japanese defense line and arrived.

They launched a fierce attack from the rear of the Japanese army and the front of the school, and the Japanese army was immediately thrown into chaos.

The Second Parachute Battalion seized this opportunity, rushed out of the classroom, and attacked the Japanese army from the front and back together with the soldiers of the 17th Brigade.

The Japanese army was beaten back step by step, and the originally crazy offensive momentum collapsed in an instant.

The Japanese troops who attempted to encircle the enemy were also besieged from both sides by the paratroopers in front of the basement fortifications and another unit of the 17th Brigade. They suffered heavy casualties and could only flee in embarrassment.

The Japanese mortar soldiers on the building opposite the school were also hit by the precise attacks of the snipers of the 17th Brigade. They were shot and fell one after another, and the mortar bombing stopped.

The remaining Japanese troops were unable to resist and retreated to the supply base.