Devil's Army

The air force from Dangshan Airport flew to Xiaobengbu and immediately launched a fierce bombing and strafing attack on the Japanese fortifications and blockhouses along the moat.

This Japanese bunker guarding the entrance to Xiaobengbu collapsed in the bombing of the First Army bombers.

The Japanese fortifications along the moat were also destroyed by the First Army's bomber fighters.

Two soldiers from the first battalion who approached the moat bridge fired in succession, breaking the ropes that tied the moat bridge.

Afterwards, soldiers from the first and second battalions rushed towards the Japanese bunkers across the small bridge over the moat.

Suddenly, dense bullets were fired from the collapsed bunker, knocking down the attacking soldiers.

The soldiers behind quickly lay down and started a fierce battle with the Japanese troops in the bunker.

It turns out that this bunker also has underground fortifications with several hidden shooting holes.

After the bunker was collapsed by the bombers of the First Army, the remaining Japanese soldiers hid in the underground fortifications and fired fiercely at the attacking soldiers of the First Army, blocking the attack of the First Army soldiers.

A mortar regiment launched a fierce bombardment on the remaining Japanese bunkers, but to no avail.

After the mortars stopped bombing, the soldiers of the first and second battalions were still subjected to heavy fire from the Japanese underground fortifications when they launched a charge.

At this time, the second battalion commander suddenly discovered that the left side of the underground fortification was blocked by the collapsed bunker bricks and stones.

Although the collapsed bricks and stones of the bunker provided good cover for the underground fortifications, they also blocked the sight of the Japanese troops in the underground fortifications.

The second battalion commander arranged several soldiers to go around the left side of the underground fortification and quietly approach the underground fortification.

The machine guns in the Japanese underground fortifications were still making "da da da..." noises and emitting fire from their barrels.

The soldiers of the Second Battalion, who had approached the underground fortifications from the left, threw two grenades into the firing holes in succession.

After the grenade exploded, the two Japanese machine guns that were cross-blocking the road ahead fell silent at the same time.

The soldiers from the first and second battalions on the small bridge rushed up to the bunker shouting.

Through the search, all the Japanese troops in the bunker were wiped out.

Soldiers from the first and second battalions continued to advance deeper into Xiaobengbu.

When a regiment of soldiers attacked Jiashan Pass at the western end of Yuwang Road in Chengguan Town, Huaiyuan County, they were blocked by two Japanese artillery towers on both sides of the pass.

The two Japanese bunkers were cylindrical and made of stone and concrete. Each bunker covered an area of ​​28 square meters, was about 10 meters high, and had walls 70 centimeters thick, which could withstand bullets.

The bunker's walls were equipped with 12 observation holes and 14 loopholes, allowing for a complete and unobstructed view of the road through the mountain pass.

Soldiers from the first and second battalions attacked here but were blocked by bunkers.

The four machine gunners of the first battalion lay on the ground and fired fiercely at the bunkers on both sides, attracting and suppressing the Japanese firepower.

The rocket soldiers took the opportunity to crawl through the bushes and approach the Japanese bunker.

When they were more than 100 meters away from the Japanese bunker on the right, the rocket soldier half-knelt and fired a rocket at the Japanese bunker.

The bunker shook under the sound of the rocket explosion, but it had not collapsed yet. The Japanese soldiers inside were stunned by the impact.

At this time, the Japanese soldiers in the bunker also discovered the rocket soldiers attacking them and immediately opened fire.

At the same time as the Japanese army opened fire, the rocket soldiers fired a second rocket at the bunker.

The Japanese bunker on the right side could no longer withstand the impact of the rocket explosion and collapsed.

The rocket soldiers also fell to the ground as the Japanese bunkers collapsed.

The soldiers of the first and second battalions took advantage of the huge dust generated by the collapse of the bunker on the right, which blocked the view of the Japanese army in the bunker on the left, and launched a rapid charge.