Devil's Army

Since there were forests on both sides of the waterfall river and few people, after entering the Uledai River, although there were some small villages on both sides, those small villages had either not been occupied by the Japanese or had just been occupied by the Japanese, and the Japanese had not yet sent troops to garrison, so the whereabouts of the troops were not leaked, and the initial plan of secretly engaging the enemy was achieved.

The large forces arrived at the small village wharf one after another. Only the 338st Battalion of the th Regiment was left stationed here.

The battalion commander had already received orders from the troops. As soon as he heard that the First Anti-Japanese Army had arrived, he immediately welcomed Jackal and his men into the regiment headquarters.

The Jackal left Chen Dongbei at the dock to command the resettlement of the troops. He and several regiment commanders, deputy regiment commanders and signalmen who had arrived earlier followed the battalion commander of the 41th Regiment of the 338st Army to the regiment headquarters.

As soon as the Jackal arrived at the 338th Regiment, he immediately asked the signalman to contact the Gray Wolf. At this time, the battle had just begun.

It turned out that after the Japanese Sixth Division surrounded the enclosure, it did not attack immediately. Instead, it asked Commander Sun to surrender unconditionally and gave Commander Sun a day to consider.

At this time, Commander Sun's smooth nature was revealed again. He did not directly reject the commander of the Japanese 6th Division, Sakamoto, but agreed to consider it.

Based on the intelligence sent by Gray Wolf, Jackal handed over the fat meat of encircling and annihilating the headquarters of the Japanese Sixth Division to the First Regiment of the Fifth Brigade. The rest of the troops surrounded the right-wing troops of the Japanese and puppet troops, striving to completely annihilate this group of Japanese.

The commander of the Fifth Brigade approached the headquarters of the Sixth Division of the Japanese and found that the commander of the Sakamoto Division of the Japanese was too arrogant, so he arranged a squadron of Japanese and his own guards to guard the Sixth Division Headquarters.

There was an artillery position of the Right Army near the regiment headquarters, and the artillerymen were busy loading shells to bombard the 41st Army defenders in the enclosure. There was also a squadron of Japanese soldiers guarding the artillery position.

The regiment commander immediately ordered the battalion commander to lead their battalion to destroy the enemy's artillery position, and told him not to blow up the cannons as much as possible.

A battalion commander and his troops sneaked into the Japanese artillery position.

A Japanese soldier who came out to urinate discovered the battalion commander and his men. Before he could fire a shot to alert the enemy, the battalion commander shouted "Charge" and shot the Japanese soldier down. Then the light and heavy firepower of the first battalion opened fire.

The first battalion quickly broke through the enemy's defense line, and the battalion commander ordered the second and third companies to chase the enemy squadron defending the artillery position from both sides. He himself led the first company and the battalion's direct company to charge and attack the artillery position.

The Japanese artillery's combat capability was relatively weak. When they heard the gunshots, they hurriedly put down their shells and picked up their guns to prepare for a counterattack. But they could not withstand the fierce attack of the battalion commander. Not long after, the artillery position of the Japanese right-wing army was captured and all the Japanese artillery was annihilated.

A battalion commander ordered the battalion's artillery to lower their guns and fire fiercely at the Japanese right-wing army that was preparing to charge.

The 41th Brigade of the 107st Army defending the right flank was forced to hide in fortifications by the enemy's artillery bombardment, suffering heavy casualties. He was muttering: If I had so many artillery pieces, I would definitely bombard the damned enemy and give them a taste of their own medicine.

At this time, the enemy's artillery bombardment suddenly stopped. The commander of the 107th Brigade thought that the enemy had attacked and was about to tell the soldiers to prepare to block the attack. But when he walked out of the fortifications, the enemy did not start the attack.

Just as the commander of the 107th Brigade was puzzled, the Japanese artillery started roaring again.

"Hide from the artillery, hide from the artillery quickly. Damn, these Japs are so cunning." The commander of the 107th Brigade cursed.

But what puzzled him was that he heard the whistling sound of the shells, but no shells fell on their heads. He looked in the direction of the shell explosions and saw the continuous explosions of shells where the Japanese gathered to prepare for the charge, and the Japanese were blown away in all directions.

"The Japanese have taken the wrong medicine." The commander of the 107th Brigade said to the commander of the 338th Regiment who came over to assist.

"Could it be our reinforcements who did it?" The commander of the 338th Regiment knew that the First Anti-Japanese Army would send troops to reinforce them.

When the commander of the 107th Brigade heard what the commander of the 338th Regiment said, he happily jumped onto the fortifications, looked at the Japanese who were being bombed, and shouted loudly: "God help me!"

The soldiers of the 107th Brigade also jumped out of the trenches, jumping and shouting towards the explosion site. What could be more joyful than seeing the Japanese being blown to pieces by their own shells?

The commander of the Japanese regiment was preparing to launch a charge when the artillery stopped firing. Suddenly, a shell landed among the assembled soldiers. He cursed in his heart: Damn, these artillerymen are blind. He was going to complain to his superiors about these blind artillerymen when the battle in the enclosure was over.

But the shells fell densely and accurately where they were gathered, and he immediately felt something was wrong. There must be something wrong with the artillery position. He immediately ordered the soldiers to evacuate and hide from the shells.

Just as gunfire rang out from the Japanese artillery position, Division Commander Sakamoto immediately knew that something had happened at the artillery position and was about to call Regiment Commander Yamakawa to inform him to send troops to reinforce the artillery position.

At this time, dense gunfire was heard from his division headquarters.

Division Commander Sakamoto asked his chief of staff: "Does the 41st Army have reinforcements nearby? No, this unit is using Japanese weapons. Could it be..."

"Devil's troops!" Division Commander Sakamoto and his chief of staff shouted almost at the same time.

"Retreat, retreat immediately, and get closer to the main force." Sakamoto, the division commander, ordered anxiously, and at the same time ordered the regiment commander Yamakawa to get closer to him immediately.

If the devil's army really came, his number of troops would not be enough to fill the devil's teeth.