Devil's Army

The defeated Japanese soldiers fled into the Huanghuadianzi position.

The third regiment commander and several officers and soldiers following closely behind also shouted loudly:

"The devil's army is coming, quickly prepare for battle! Quickly prepare for battle! ..."

The Japanese soldiers defending Huanghuadianzi quickly aimed their guns at the backs of the Third Regiment Commander and his men.

The soldiers of the Third Regiment rushed over and engaged in a fierce battle with the Japanese troops in Huanghuadianzi.

What the Japanese army did not expect was that while they were concentrating on fighting the devil troops in front of them, intensive gunfire was heard behind them.

The Japanese army in Huanghuadianzi was attacked fiercely from the front and suddenly attacked from behind by the soldiers of the Third Regiment, and their defense line quickly collapsed.

The remaining Japanese Marines continued to retreat to Baiqibao.

When the soldiers of the Third Regiment continued their pursuit, they were blocked by the Japanese troops at a fork in the road in front of Baiqi Fort.

The commander of the third regiment did not order his soldiers to continue attacking the Japanese troops at the fork in the road.

Their soldiers had raided two Japanese positions in succession in one night and were very tired and needed to stop and rest.

The next morning, the commander of the Third Regiment arranged the First and Second Battalions, which had raided the Japanese army the previous night, as reserve forces, while the Third and Fourth Battalions took charge of the main attack and launched a fierce attack on the Japanese positions at Chaluzi.

The demoralized Japanese Marines resisted for more than half an hour and then retreated into Baiqi Fort.

The soldiers of the third and fourth battalions then launched a fierce attack on Baiqi Fort.

Soon after the battle began, the air force from Fengtian joined the battle and bombed the Japanese positions at Baiqibao to pieces. The walls of Baiqibao also collapsed in many places.

Soldiers from the third and fourth battalions rushed into Baiqi Fort through the collapsed walls and began to pursue the Japanese army.

The Japanese Marines in Yingkou could not hold out and began to retreat towards Yingkou.

When the Japanese commander heard that the Marines could not withstand the attack from the southeast of the Devil Force, he cursed the Marines as cowards.

He didn't know that their army's defense line in Sanglinzi in the southwest had also been breached by the Devil's Army, and that the Devil's Army was advancing deep into Anshan City.

The Marines in the southeast of Anshan City and the soldiers of the First Army in the southwest retreated. The Japanese troops on the front line in the direction of Shoushan lacked reinforcements and could not resist, so they began to retreat.

The Japanese troops in Shoushan Fortress became a nail stuck in the base of the Third Brigade. Without support, it was only a matter of time before they were annihilated.

After the front regiment broke through the Japanese defense line, the tanks and artillery units advanced rapidly.

The retreating Japanese troops attempted to organize an effective defense line, but were bombed by the air force and were unable to organize an effective defense line, so they had to continue retreating.

Eventually, the Marines southeast of Anshan City withdrew to Yingkou Port, and the Japanese garrison troops in Anshan City withdrew to Andong Port and Dalian Port.

At this time, the 8th Brigade had already recaptured Benxi City and was approaching Andong Port.

The 15th Brigade stationed in Jinzhou had already recaptured Panjin City when the battle to recapture Liaoning Province began.

In the entire Liaoning Province, only three port cities, Yingkou Port, Dalian Port and Andong Port, remained in the hands of the Japanese army.

Among the soldiers from Northeast China in the First Anti-Japanese Army, the call to recover the four northeastern provinces was growing louder and louder.

The Japanese invaders' invasion of China began with the four northeastern provinces. If Leng Feng could recapture the four northeastern provinces, it would be a huge blow to the arrogance of the Japanese invaders.

However, the size gap between the two navies is there. It is not possible to recapture the territory just by saying so on an impulse. Even if it is recaptured, how can the attack of the Japanese navy be repelled?

On the one hand, Leng Feng urged Wen Lang to speed up the deployment of new weapons to the troops, and on the other hand, he arranged the battle to recapture Yingkou Port, Dalian Port and Andong Port in Liaoning Province.