Devil's Army

The pilot quickly increased his flight altitude and quickly escaped from the Japanese artillery position.

The Japanese anti-aircraft machine guns exposed the location of their artillery positions, and the subsequent Fengtian Air Force began to fiercely bombard the Japanese artillery positions.

This targeted bombing caused heavy casualties to the Japanese artillery.

The follow-up tanks of the 3rd Brigade pushed away the two destroyed tanks, covering the follow-up infantry's advance towards Phoenix Mountain.

The Japanese troops on the hillside of Phoenix Mountain tried desperately to stop the advance of the Third Brigade, but were bombarded by fierce tank fire.

The tank fire indicated the location of the Japanese mountainside positions to the air force.

The Fengtian Air Force then launched a fierce bombing of the Japanese positions on the mountainside.

A regimental commander arranged two companies to attack the Japanese army's positions on the mountainside, and other large forces quickly passed through Phoenix Mountain.

The Japanese troops on the hillside of Phoenix Mountain, reinforced by their troops, held out very tenaciously, and the two companies of the First Regiment suffered heavy casualties during the attack.

The commander of the third regiment also arranged two companies to reinforce. Finally, when the main force passed through Phoenix Mountain, they occupied the position on the mountainside of Phoenix Mountain.

The troops of the Third Brigade occupied the positions on the hillside of Phoenix Mountain, completely blocking the way for the Japanese troops from Motianling and Dahaishan to return to Andong City.

After breaking through the Japanese army's outer Fenghuang Mountain positions in Andong City, the Third Brigade accelerated its pace and advanced deep into Andong City.

Since the elite and main forces of the Japanese army in Andong were deployed at Fenghuang Mountain to block the attack of the 3rd Brigade, they were bombed by both the Fengtian Air Force and the tanks of the 3rd Brigade, suffering heavy casualties.

After breaking through the Fenghuang Mountain defense line in Andong City, the Third Brigade made rapid progress and soon attacked the core area of ​​Andong City.

At this time, the Japanese warships at the port of Andong City had already left the port.

Some warships, disregarding civilians, began to bombard the advancing soldiers of the Third Brigade, but were soon attacked by Golden Eagle 5 cruise missiles from the First Aviation Squadron.

Although the Japanese Navy in Andong City received the order from Commander Kurita, it was attacked by cruise missiles before it could digest and absorb it.

The main guns of the warships that were bombarding the soldiers of the Third Brigade were destroyed one after another.

At this time, Lieutenant Commander Anton also discovered this kind of shell that destroyed the main gun of their warship, with flames at the tail and the ability to turn automatically.

Only then did he remember Commander Kurita's notice, and quickly ordered the artillery to use anti-aircraft guns and anti-aircraft machine guns to deal with the shells that were still coming in.

However, at this time, the Huludao Navy also arrived in the waters of Andong City.

The major had no choice but to order the fleet to take combat stance and fight against the Devil Force Navy.

The sea surface of Andong City was suddenly filled with artillery fire and the waves were surging.

The Major was not worried if it was purely a naval battle with the Devil Force.

Because there are 16 warships of various types in his Anton Port, which is twice as many as the Devil Force fleet.

The problem was that during the fierce battle, the turning shells would occasionally blow up the main guns and side guns of their warships.

Although their warships' anti-aircraft artillery attacked these turning shells with all their might, shells still broke through from time to time and destroyed their artillery positions.

Although the major's fleet was responding passively, they quickly got into the game and did not fall behind.

As more and more cruise missiles broke through the interception of the Japanese anti-aircraft artillery fire network and destroyed the artillery positions of Japanese warships, the major's fleet gradually fell into a disadvantage.

The hulls of many warships were hit by bullets and flooded. The main guns and side guns of each warship were damaged to varying degrees, and their combat effectiveness dropped sharply.