Devil's Army

The navy of the First Army did not pursue the victory and attack Port Arthur.

After assisting the navy in attacking the Japanese warships in Dalian, the First Army's air force began to prepare to assist the army in attacking the city of Dalian.

At seven o'clock the next morning, the Fengtian Air Force and the Jinzhou Air Force divided into three groups and launched fierce bombing and strafing on the Japanese fortifications on the Jinzhou city wall, the Fuzhou city wall, and the Xiaoheishan fortifications.

This time, the First Army's airstrike was more powerful than any previous one.

In the past, when the First Army's air force dropped bombs on Japanese positions and were fired upon by anti-aircraft guns, they quickly flew away.

This time, the Japanese anti-aircraft guns in Jinzhou and Fuzhou forts fiercely strafed the First Army's air force. However, the First Army's fighter planes continuously broke through the anti-aircraft guns' anti-aircraft fire network and strafed the Japanese anti-aircraft gun positions.

The anti-aircraft shells that kept exploding in the sky damaged and shot down the fighter planes of the First Army.

The bombers of the First Army continued to dive and drop bombs at low altitude, destroying the Japanese anti-aircraft guns.

The fighter planes of the First Army continued to dive and strafe, destroying the Japanese anti-aircraft artillery.

The soldiers of the 17th Brigade, who came to replace the rd Brigade to carry out the offensive mission, stayed quietly in front of Jinzhou City and Fuzhou City.

After the air force destroyed the main defensive fortifications of the Japanese army in Jinzhou City and Fuzhou City, the soldiers of the 17th Brigade began to attack Jinzhou City and Fuzhou City.

Jinzhou was guarding the hillside at the narrowest part of the Liaodong Peninsula, and two heavy machine guns also started firing at this time.

The dense barrage of bullets made it impossible for the soldiers of the 17st Regiment of the th Brigade to raise their heads.

A fighter plane of the Fengtian Air Force patrolling nearby fired several consecutive machine gun shells, blowing the Japanese heavy machine gun and the people on it off the hillside.

Another bomber dropped two bombs in succession, destroying the Japanese heavy machine guns and soldiers on the homemade plane.

The two heavy machine guns that posed the greatest threat to the soldiers of the 17th Brigade were destroyed, and the soldiers of the 17th Brigade rushed towards Jinzhou City shouting.

The Japanese army would not sit idly by and watch the Jinzhou Pass being breached. Immediately, soldiers armed with light machine guns rushed forward to intercept them.

The soldiers of the 17th Brigade, who were at the forefront, rolled down the hillside under the dense gunfire.

The soldiers behind quickly lay down to avoid the Japanese army's shooting.

Less than ten minutes after the Japanese army replenished its light machine guns, they were destroyed by a fighter plane from the First Army.

The soldiers of the 17th Brigade quickly launched another charge towards Jinzhou City.

At this time, the Japanese troops on the hillside were desperately resisting the attack of the soldiers of the 17th Brigade, braving the strafing and bombing of the First Army's fighter planes.

The machine gunners of the 17th Brigade, who had already approached the position, lay on the ground and fiercely suppressed the firepower of the Japanese troops on the hillside.

The rocket troops of the 17th Brigade also fired artillery at the densely populated areas of Japanese troops on the hillside.

The soldiers of the 17th Brigade jumped up the hillside and greeted the remaining Japanese troops on the position with grenades.

After a fierce hand-to-hand combat, the soldiers of the 17st Regiment of the th Brigade successfully captured Jinzhou, known as the "strong town".

The soldiers of the 17st and nd Regiments of the th Brigade continued to advance deep into Dalian City without rest.

After the air force stopped bombing, the soldiers of the 17rd and th Regiments of the th Brigade also launched a fierce attack on Fuzhou City.

The engineers quickly built a simple floating bridge on the moat.

The Japanese machine guns and mortars continued to straf and bomb the improvised pontoon bridge, but it was soon strafed and bombed by the Fengtian Air Force fighter planes.

The simple floating bridge over the moat was successfully built amidst the hail of bullets from the Japanese army.

Soldiers from the third regiment launched an attack on Fuzhou City one after another across the simple pontoon bridge.