Devil's Army

Commander General Okamura Yasuji originally wanted to concentrate his forces to deal with the Devil Force Air Force at Tangshan Xiaoguanzhuang Airport, but he did not expect the Devil Force to react so quickly and mobilize all the surrounding air forces in a short period of time.

His air force had suffered heavy casualties, but it still had the strength to fight against the Tangshan base's air force. However, the fundamental problem was that the air force surrounding the Devil Unit had to be transferred away first. And he didn't have the ability to transfer the Devil Unit's air force away.

"What should we do?" Commander Okamura Neiji fell into deep thought.

"This time, during the naval battles at Dalian and Lushun, the Devil Unit's air forces from Xinjing, Majiagou, Jinzhou, and Fengtian were all transferred there. If history repeats itself, he'll only have to deal with the Devil Unit's air forces in Xiaoguanzhuang."

But what made Commander Okamura Yasuji feel embarrassed was that their army and navy had never been on good terms, let alone mobilizing the navy to help them contain the Devil Force's air force.

Just as Okamura Neiji was feeling apprehensive, he suddenly thought of his fellow villager, Taro Sakamoto. He seemed to have served on the light carrier fleet during the Battle of Port Arthur, perhaps as the gunnery commander of a frigate.

Okamura Yasuji immediately sent him a telegram, asking for his help.

Soon, Taro Sakamoto replied: He is willing to help.

Because his commander, the captain of the light aircraft carrier "Ruikaze" had always felt ashamed of their defeat and had always been obsessed with revenge.

Taro Sakamoto whispered in his ear:

"According to our intelligence, our light aircraft carrier 'Ruikaze' has been captured by the Devil Force Navy, and they will use it as their flagship."

This was a truly heartbreaking statement! His aircraft carrier had become the enemy's flagship!

Taro Sakamoto added:

"The main reason for our defeat this time was due to the Devil Force's aviation and their artillery shells that could turn.

If our air force had not set off in advance, the devil force's air force would have taken advantage of the opportunity and destroyed them in advance. If our navy and air force joined forces, we would definitely be able to defeat the devil force's navy. "

Defeating the navy of the devil's army is a very tempting honor.

According to the intelligence he received, less than one-third of the Devil Force's warships are now stationed, and all of them are anchored in Port Arthur.

He immediately submitted his new combat plan to the Navy Department, but unexpectedly, Commander Isoroku Yamamoto approved it immediately.

The commander quickly returned to the base to replenish carrier-based aircraft and supplies, and headed towards Port Arthur again the next afternoon.

Deputy Commander Xu defeated Okamura Yasuji's air force and did not take it lightly.

He knew that the Japanese still had more than 200 fighter planes and would never willingly give up air superiority. But where would they launch their counterattack?

Should we launch a surprise attack on Xiaoguanzhuang Airport with our existing forces? Or should we wait for new fighter planes to arrive from China?

He had no way of knowing this, but he knew that the major air battle in Northeast China had ended, and the next air battle would still be in Tangshan.

He transferred four fighter squadrons from the returning Xinjing Air Force to Xiaoguanzhuang Airport and Tangxiacun Airport.

Three fighter squadrons were transferred from the Majiagou Air Force to the Qian'an and Zunhua County airports, preparing for a Japanese counterattack.

Since the situation had already been strained, the infantry of the First Army did not let the Japanese troops in Peking and Tianjin feel at ease. They fired a few shots and bombarded the Japanese troops on the walls of Peking and Tianjin from time to time.

The air force from Xiaoguanzhuang Airport also frequently carried out air raids on Japanese strongholds in Beijing and Tianjin, including military camps where no anti-aircraft artillery units were deployed.