Devil's Army

After the two Huaxia III fighter planes of the First Army caught up, they immediately slowed down, then maneuvered left and right, closely following the two Japanese fighter planes and firing fiercely.

The engine of the Japanese fighter plane on the left was hit by two shots and soon stalled.

The fighter plane, having lost power, staggered and lowered its altitude, then suddenly plunged to the ground.

After an explosion, a large ball of fire rose from the ground, and aircraft fragments and Japanese wreckage were thrown around like pieces of paper.

Another fighter plane's tail was severed by a machine gun, and the pilot immediately slowed down to maintain balance, but the plane still wobbled and rolled uncontrollably from time to time.

It was eventually shot down by another Huaxia III fighter.

The Majiagou Air Force was puzzled as to why two Japanese bombers would take the risk to take off and break through, but they never imagined that they were carrying high-ranking officials from the Japanese Third Front Command.

Shortly after another Japanese fighter plane was shot down, the soldiers of the 4th Brigade also broke through the Japanese Qiqihar Airport. And there was an unexpected surprise:

The Japanese army had been preparing to fight back to Harbin, and Qiqihar was well defended and had more troops.

What's more, the Qiqihar Airport was once the headquarters of the Japanese Second Air Force. Although most of the Japanese fighters and bombers had withdrawn, a certain amount of fuel and ammunition were still stored.

A week earlier, during the attack on Qiqihar, the Japanese Second Air Force had considered risking the transportation of fuel and ammunition. However, they concluded that the risk was too great, as the bombers transporting the ammunition would likely never return.

Secondly, the 4th Brigade suddenly canceled its offensive without any warning, so the Japanese army temporarily gave up this idea.

They didn't expect the second attack from the devil army to be so fierce. They had no time to deploy troops to transport the supplies, and all of them were donated to the devil army.

When the troops arrived at the "Big Black Bag" southwest of Qiqihar, they encountered stubborn resistance from the Japanese army.

The underground of the "Big Black Bag" has been hollowed out, and it has all the functions of garrisoning troops, storing supplies, commanding, and communicating. No external reinforcement of supplies is needed in the short term.

And there are two lookout shooting holes on each side.

The soldiers of the Fourth Brigade would be shot at no matter which direction they attacked the "Big Black Bag".

The remaining Japanese troops in Qiqihar also hid behind the "big black bag" and built a defense line to prevent further attacks from the devil troops.

The two tanks of the 47th Brigade rushed forward with a rumbling sound, trying to crush the Japanese "big black bag". However, they were attacked by the Japanese mm anti-tank guns and were destroyed one after another.

The armor-piercing grenade fired by the Japanese Type 47 70mm anti-tank gun could penetrate the tank's mm vertical armor.

The Japanese army issued it to the independent rapid-fire artillery unit at the end of September 1942.

Because the Chinese army lacked tanks, the Japanese Type 47 mm anti-tank gun was mainly used by the Kwantung Army to attack the tanks of the Soviet Red Army.

I didn’t expect that the Fourth Brigade would meet here in Qiqihar.

The 4th Brigade's attack was temporarily blocked, and it confronted the Japanese army across the "big black bag".

The Japanese army's powerful weapon against tanks: the Type 47 mm anti-tank gun was also uploaded to Leng Feng.

Leng Feng passed the information to Wen Lang and asked their research department to find ways to destroy the enemy's new weapons.

While consolidating their defenses, the Japanese army was also thinking about a retreat plan.

Now, Qiqihar is surrounded on three sides, and the only direction of retreat is to the west.