Devil's Army

Deputy Captain Xu considered it over and over again. He felt that the air battle over Tangshan had reached a critical moment. If the air forces of Fengtian and Jinzhou also joined the battle, the comparison of the number of fighter planes between China and Japan would immediately change. So he agreed.

With the addition of the Fengtian and Jinzhou air forces, the balance of power between Japanese and Japanese fighter planes in the sky over Tangshan changed immediately.

The number of fighter jets of the First Army increased from more than 120 to more than 440.

The number of Japanese fighter planes shot down or damaged dropped from more than 420 to more than 370.

The First Army Air Force switched from passively responding to the enemy to actively encircling and annihilating Japanese aircraft.

This major air battle in Tangshan was even larger in scale than the one that broke out two months ago.

In order to prevent themselves from being defeated one by one by the First Army Air Force, the Japanese army formed a dense diamond formation and attacked the Xiaoguanzhuang Air Force.

The Xiaoguanzhuang Air Force and the Tangxiacun Air Force bravely faced the Japanese fighter formations.

The Zunhua Air Force and the Qian'an Air Force formed a left-wing fighter formation and launched a fierce attack on the Japanese diamond formation from the left wing.

The Xinjing Air Force and the Majiagou Air Force formed the right-wing formation and launched a fierce attack on the Japanese diamond formation from the right wing.

The Fengtian Air Force and the Jinzhou Air Force formed the rear wing formation and launched a fierce attack on the Japanese diamond formation from behind.

Since the air force in Fengtian and Jinzhou had the weakest combat effectiveness, Captain Feng, who was in charge of the overall commander of this air battle, arranged for them to attack the Japanese fighter formation from behind.

Over Tangshan, nearly a thousand fighter planes were fighting each other, blocking the sky and blocking the sun.

Under the attack from four directions of the First Army, the Japanese fighter plane formation was finally unable to maintain its formation and had to disperse to fight.

The new recruits in Fengtian and Jinzhou were fearless and although their flying skills were not as good as those of the Japanese pilots, their courage overwhelmed them.

Once they locked onto a Japanese fighter plane, they would fire recklessly, regardless of whether there were any Japanese wingmen attacking them from the side.

The Japanese pilots began to find these young and inexperienced pilots of the Devil Forces laughable, but soon they could no longer laugh.

Because these young pilots don't care about their lives when fighting.

Captain Feng, who was the focus of Japanese pilots, was wounded by a piece of shrapnel in his left abdomen during the suicide attack by two three-plane formations of the Japanese army.

The plane was also riddled with holes by the Japanese army, and the right engine also stopped.

Captain Feng had to drive the fighter jet, which was on the verge of crashing at any time, back to Tangxia Village Airport for repairs.

Deputy Captain Xu handed over the command to Captain Wang who came from Fengtian.

Captain Wang was one of the remaining pilots in the Battle of Dalian and Port Arthur, and had extremely rich combat experience.

After the Japanese army's diamond formation was broken up by them, they reorganized into a three-plane team to fight against Captain Wang's two-plane formation. But now their fighter planes were no longer enough to deal with the fighter planes of the Devil Force.

When Captain Wang led a formation of fighter planes to fight against the Japanese formation of fighter planes, Captain Wu of the Xinjing Air Force led another formation of fighter planes to attack the Japanese formation of fighter planes from the flank from time to time.

This caused the Japanese fighter plane loss rate to rise sharply.

The air battle lasted for most of the day, and the Japanese air force began to retreat.

The First Army's air force did not pursue, as they were running low on fuel and ammunition.

In the first air battle, more than half of the Japanese air force was killed or wounded.

The First Army's air force suffered heavy casualties at the beginning of the war, except for being suppressed.

After reinforcements arrived from all over the country, the First Army Air Force cooperated with each other and defeated the Japanese Air Force, leaving them with no power to fight back but only able to defend themselves.