Devil's Army

In the early morning of that day, cold fog wrapped in the remaining snow spread across the southern Liaoning region, between the reed marshes of Panjin and the mines of Anshan.

As soon as the darkness faded a third, the attack signal of an army lit up simultaneously in two directions.

In the reeds in the direction of Panjin, the soldiers stepped on the frozen mud, the bayonets on their rifles reflecting the dim morning light, and quietly moved towards the Japanese bunkers outside Yingkou Port.

Behind the ruins of the Anshan mining area, light and heavy machine guns have been set up at the exit of the collapsed mine tunnel, aiming at the strongholds along the railway leading to the port.

The team from Panjin brought the chill of the Liaohe Delta. They were familiar with every waterway in the wetlands and used the cover of reeds to avoid the barbed wire laid by the Japanese army.

When the first ray of sunlight pierced through the mist, a few crisp rifle shots broke the silence, and the screams of the Japanese sentries indicated that the battle to recapture Yingkou Port had officially begun.

A brigade of soldiers who had already reached the bunker threw grenades into the bunker through the firing hole.

Amidst the successive explosions, the Japanese bunkers collapsed.

Although the Japanese troops in Yingkou Port had been on guard against the attacks of the Devil's Army, they were still caught off guard when the battle suddenly broke out.

After the explosion of the bunker, the Japanese soldiers in the fortifications behind also began shooting.

Several soldiers from the First Brigade who blew up the bunker were unable to escape and were shot and killed.

The follow-up troops of the first brigade rushed up and fired fiercely at the Japanese troops in the fortifications.

Fierce gunfire was heard in the reed marshes and swamps in the direction of Yingkou Panjin.

The offensive in the direction of Anshan was even more fierce.

The soldiers of the Third Brigade used the abandoned smelting furnace in the mining area as cover, and their light and heavy firepower were interwoven into a network to suppress the Japanese firepower points.

The explosives pre-buried in the mine tunnel were detonated, and the rails broke and lifted up amid a deafening roar.

The soldiers took turns providing cover from the mine tunnels and rushed towards the Japanese positions in Yingkou.

The Japanese troops in Yingkou tried desperately to stop the attack of the soldiers of the Third Brigade, but were suppressed by the machine guns of the Third Brigade.

The rocket troops of the Third Brigade also continued to bombard the Japanese machine gun positions.

The Japanese firepower in the fortifications was continuously bombarded by rockets, making it difficult to organize a dense firepower network.

At this time, when the charge sounded, the soldiers wearing thick cotton jackets jumped over the rubble and engaged in hand-to-hand combat with the Japanese troops in the position on the slag slope.

The crisp sound of bayonets colliding mixed with roars echoed in the empty mining area.

Soldiers from the First Aviation Squadron followed behind the soldiers from the Third Brigade.

Their current mission is to lie in wait, then suddenly strike and defeat the Japanese warships on the sea of ​​Yingkou.

The Huludao First Army Navy also set sail at this time and headed for Yingkou Port.

The First and Third Brigades launched two offensives like a pincer, advancing deep into Yingkou Port.

Soldiers from the 1st and 3rd Brigades successively entered the firing range of the Japanese warships in Yingkou Port, and the naval guns on the destroyers began to bombard the land.

The shells blasted snow pits in the frozen soil and blew away the soldiers of the attacking 1st and 3rd Brigades.

Under the fierce large-caliber bombing of the Japanese army, the advance speed of the 1st and 3rd Brigades was curbed.

At this time, the assault force of this battle - the 1st Aviation Battalion took action.

The 12st Brigade of the Army Aviation has four squadrons under its command, each of which has new Golden Eagle drones.

Each Golden Eagle UAV can carry eight laser-guided cruise missiles newly developed by the Wenlang Research Department.

The missile is equipped with a small engine and has a cruising range of more than 100 kilometers.

Since there was no satellite navigation at the time, there was a Golden Eagle signal transmitter every 20 to 30 kilometers in the sky to transmit enemy target data in front to the Golden Eagle drones in the rear responsible for the attack.

Leng Feng named this Golden Eagle UAV equipped with cruise missiles the Golden Eagle No. 5 UAV.