Devil's Army

The Japanese army retreated hastily this time. They thought they would be able to fight back soon, so they did not carry out large-scale and in-depth damage to Taiyuan Airport and Luliang Dawu Airport.

During the First Army's rest period, Gray Wolf ordered the troops to reorganize Taiyuan Airport and Luliang Dawu Airport.

In less than a week, Taiyuan Airport and Luliang Dawu Airport will be put into use.

Gray Wolf asked Deputy Captain Xu to transfer the Tangxiacun Air Force and Jinzhou Air Force to Taiyuan Airport and Luliang Dawu Airport.

The security of the airspace over North China was entrusted to the Xiaoguanzhuang Air Force. The airspace around Jinzhou, Fengtian, Dalian, and Lushun was entrusted to the Fengtian Air Force.

The airspace security in the areas of Xinjing, Harbin and Heilongjiang is entrusted to the Majiagou Air Force.

At around 8 o'clock in the morning of that day, the Korean Air Force from Tangxia Village, which had just moved to Taiyuan and Luliang, and the Jinzhou Air Force suddenly launched a fierce bombing of the Japanese outer positions in Linfen and Jincheng City in Shanxi Province without any warning.

After the air bombing, the Japanese troops in these three cities were quite nervous.

Because according to their practice, after air bombing or artillery bombing, the next step is infantry attack.

But they remained on high alert until sunset and found no signs of attack from the opposing devil infantry.

That morning, the bombers of the Devil Force launched a fierce bombing on the Japanese outer fortifications in Linfen City and Jincheng City.

The Japanese army was accustomed to looking for places to hide from the air raids of the devil army. But this time the air raid did not last too long.

When the Japanese soldiers came out of their hiding places and walked up to the fortifications, they suddenly heard the whistling sound of artillery shells.

The artillery of the First Army suddenly launched a bombing on the outer fortifications of these Japanese cities.

The smoke from the exploding artillery shells had not yet dissipated, and the terrifying roar of tanks came from far away.

The First Brigade, the Third Brigade and the Second Brigade of the First Army launched surprise attacks on the Japanese army's outer fortifications at the North Gate of Linfen City, the East Gate of Linfen City and Jincheng City respectively.

By noon, the First Brigade had taken the lead in breaking through the Japanese army's outer defense line north of Linfen City and approached Linfen City.

At around 1:00 p.m., the 3rd Brigade and the 2nd Brigade successively broke through the outer defense lines of the Japanese army in Jincheng City, east of Linfen City, and surrounded Linfen City and Jincheng City.

The Japanese army attempted to use the high city walls and thick walls to prevent the evil forces from further southward invading Henan Province.

Who knew that the Devil's infantry was not in a hurry to attack, but called in the air force to carry out a fierce bombing on their city fortifications.

After the bombing by the First Army Air Force, the First Army's infantry launched an attack on Linfen City and Jincheng City.

The Japanese army hid behind the rubble and launched a stubborn resistance against the soldiers of the First Army.

By the evening, the 1st, 3rd and 2nd Brigades had failed to break through the Japanese defense line.

On the contrary, the tanks of the First Army were suddenly attacked by the hidden Japanese 47mm anti-tank guns and many of them were destroyed. The remaining tanks retreated to a safe area.

The next morning, the First Army's air force continued to bomb Japanese troops in Linfen and Jincheng.

The remaining tanks of the First Army also launched a fierce attack on the two cities.

Under the fierce bombing of the First Army's airfield, the Japanese suffered heavy casualties.

A brigade of infantry followed the tanks and rushed into Linfen City before the Japanese army could organize an effective defense line.

The soldiers of the brigade that rushed into Linfen City rushed and attacked like tigers coming down the mountain, leaving the Japanese army unable to resist and forced to retreat step by step.

An army of soldiers was chasing closely behind.