Devil's Army

Just as the commander of the Fourth Battalion responded to the Japanese resistance with even more fierce firepower, a commotion occurred on the left side of the Japanese Hunchun Port.

The soldiers of the Second Battalion, who had come to clear out this area, saw that the Fourth Battalion was blocked by the Japanese troops at the Hunchun Port, and without hesitation, they stabbed the Japanese troops from the left.

The Japanese army, caught off guard, caused a small commotion.

The Japanese troops at Hunchun Port, who were trying their best to resist the attack of the fourth battalion soldiers in the front, had to divide their troops to resist the attack of the second battalion soldiers on the left.

The Second Battalion Commander opened fire at full force at the outset, his machine guns blasting the Japanese troops in front. Rockets pelted the Japanese firing points one after another. The infantry leaped forward towards the Japanese fortifications.

At this time, the Japanese army could no longer hold out, and most of them retreated towards North Korea, while a small part retreated towards the Soviet Union.

(The small number of Japanese troops who retreated to the Soviet Union were quickly surrounded by the Soviet Red Army and became prisoners.)

When part of the 7th Brigade drove the Japanese troops in Dongning County to the Soviet Union, the main force of the 4th Brigade launched an attack on the Japanese Korean Division in Linkou County from the direction of Qitaihe, and the main force of the 7th Brigade launched an attack on the Korean Division of the Japanese Army in Linkou County from the direction of Hailin County and Muling County.

The Majiagou Air Force launched fierce bombing and strafing on the Japanese fortifications and strongholds in Linkou County from the direction of Qitaihe, and the Xinjing Air Force launched fierce bombing and strafing on the Japanese fortifications and strongholds in Linkou County from the direction of Hailin County.

Japanese Lieutenant General Sinai lamented that the devil troops had finally taken action and organized his soldiers to fight back with all their strength.

On the morning of the second day of the attack, the Japanese soldiers could not see a single soldier from the Devil Unit.

All I could hear were the whistling and explosions of aerial bombs and artillery shells.

After lunch, soldiers from the 7th and 4th Brigades, under the cover of tanks, divided into three groups and attacked Linkou County.

The tanks of the First Army were bombarded by Japanese artillery during the attack, but the First Army's aviation quickly rushed over and bombed the Japanese artillery positions.

The Japanese artillery positions were camouflaged, making them difficult for the air force to detect from the air. However, when the air force arrived, the Japanese artillery, in order to avoid being exposed, all chose to cease fire.

This also indirectly supported the tank and infantry attack on Linkou County.

The 7th Brigade had fought this Japanese Korean division many times, and the infantry's initial offensive was fierce.

The soldier in front was shot and fell, and the soldier behind him stepped over the bodies of his comrades without hesitation and continued to move forward.

The barrels of the machine guns were all red from firing, but the Japanese troops continued to come to support.

The tanks' guns continuously bombarded the Japanese and puppet troops on the city wall, and the drivers and crew members in the tanks had their eardrums buzzing from the continuous shelling.

The anti-Japanese organizations in the city were also not idle at this time, and they would occasionally launch sneak attacks on the Japanese army's small transport teams and small units carrying the wounded.

The violent explosion caused by the anti-Japanese organization when attacking a small Japanese transport convoy attracted the attention of the air force.

They discovered a Japanese supply point in Linkou County and launched a fierce bombing on it.

The captain of this anti-Japanese organization saw that the Japanese army's attention was attracted by the First Army's air force and quickly retreated.

The Japanese army's small supply warehouse was also reduced to ashes in the explosion.

The small supply warehouse was destroyed, which was a big blow to the already isolated and helpless Japanese Korean Division.

Lieutenant General Sinai had no choice but to order his soldiers to conserve ammunition and find a way to retreat. However, Linkou County was surrounded on all sides, and no matter which direction Lieutenant General Sinai tried to break out, he would encounter the devil's army.

They could only break out from Muling County under the cover of night and retreat to North Korea via the Soviet Union for rest and recuperation.