Devil's Army

By this time, the sky had completely darkened, and the crescent moon often disappeared into the thick clouds. Therefore, it was difficult for the Japanese to find the special forces swimming in the water with the bamboo sticks in their mouths. However, the lights on the Japanese patrol boats gave the special forces a good direction.

The company commander was the commander of this temporary underwater special forces team. He and several special forces members were the first to approach the patrol boat in the middle.

He looked around and found that many special forces members had not yet approached the Japanese patrol boat, so he did not order any action. Instead, he quietly leaned beside the patrol boat in the middle of the Japanese, waiting for other special forces members to come.

Many special forces members gathered around, and the company commander threw a grenade at the patrol boat in the middle of the Japanese.

As the grenade exploded, it was the signal for action. The three teams of underwater special forces threw grenades at their targets.

For a while, the three patrol boats of the Japanese kept exploding. The Japanese on the patrol boats could not see the special forces in the dark, so they could only shoot randomly into the water.

The flashes from the muzzles of the Japanese soldiers' guns guided the shooting direction for the special forces in the water.

The Japanese soldiers on the patrol boat were shot one after another and fell into the river.

Dwarf Wolf and several former special forces members who could drive a boat were the first to climb onto the Japanese patrol boat.

Seeing that the situation was not good, the Japanese in the cab of the patrol boat in the middle turned the boat around and prepared to speed away from the waters.

Unfortunately, it was too late. Chilang rushed into the cabin and killed the Japanese soldier who was driving the patrol boat with a knife. Then he grabbed the Japanese soldier's clothes and threw him onto the deck with force.

The patrol boat lost control for a moment and began to shake. Fortunately, the soldiers had received water shooting training some time ago. The shaking hull did not affect their shooting accuracy. The dozen or so Japanese soldiers on the patrol boat were quickly eliminated. Chilang sat in the cab and controlled the patrol boat.

The other two patrol boats were captured by Short Wolf and Hairy Wolf before they could leave the area. All the Japanese soldiers in the boats were killed.

Before the underwater special forces team took control of the patrol boat, the Japanese on the shore heard the explosion and two large searchlights shot from the shore towards the water where the explosion occurred.

The Japanese artillery on the shore continued to fire at the waters illuminated by the searchlights.

The underwater special forces team began to suffer casualties at this time, but the number of casualties was not large.

Just as the Japanese artillery was bombarding the special forces on the water, Baron led his soldiers through the difficult jungle and approached the Japanese artillery positions on the shore.

A Japanese soldier who was on guard outside heard the noise and shouted, "Who is it? What's the command?"

Baron had never attended Wenlang's Japanese language training class, so he couldn't understand what the Japanese soldier was saying. He raised his hand and shot the Japanese soldier down, muttering, "What a bird language!"

As Baron's gun fired, the soldiers' guns also fired one after another.

The sniper first blew up the two searchlights. The dark night became the best bulletproof vest for the underwater special forces.

Baron ordered the second battalion to take charge of the left wing, the third battalion to take charge of the right wing, and the first battalion to attack the Japanese artillery positions from the middle.

The Japanese responsible for guarding their artillery positions only had two squadrons of troops, with more than 300 people trying to resist the attack of more than 2,000 people. It was a close call!

While relying on the fortifications, the Japanese mobilized four mortars from the artillery position and continuously bombarded the army's direct regiment that was attacking them.

The direct regiment, which lacked heavy weapons, was unable to break into the Japanese artillery positions for a while and was constantly bombarded by the Japanese artillery.

The Japanese infantry over there received the call for help and rushed to the artillery position. Their footsteps could be heard faintly.

Baron pulled the four battalions of the reserve to fight for reinforcements, and shouted to the soldiers:

"Students, if you want to avoid being bombed, you have to stick close to them. Charge ahead."

The soldiers rushed forward and attacked without caring about casualties, and the snipers targeted the enemy's machine gun fire points.

Finally, the first battalion took the lead in tearing a small hole in the Japanese defensive position.

A Japanese soldier rushed towards a small gap in the defensive position with two smoking grenades in his hand.

The battalion commander was quick-witted and kicked the Japanese soldier back into the fortifications.

The two grenades thrown by the Japanese soldier who failed to launch a surprise attack exploded in his own fortifications, killing or injuring the Japanese soldiers in the fortifications.

The battalion commander threw two more grenades in time. After the explosion, there was no more return fire from the fortifications.

The soldiers on both sides cooperated tacitly, throwing grenades and firing at both sides to widen the gap.

The Japanese artillery position guarding troops, who were already at an absolute disadvantage in terms of personnel, finally lost one point and it eventually led to the loss of an entire defensive line. Finally, they could no longer hold out and fled.

The Japanese artillerymen hastily put down their shells and picked up their guns to fight back, but they were shot and fell to the ground one after another.

The enemy's artillery position was completely occupied. There were two small mountain guns and four mortars on the position. Baron ordered the artillery to turn the guns and bombard the enemy's reinforcements.

The Japanese had only a small garrison in the small mountain village of Weichang, with less than a battalion of troops. It was more than enough to deal with ordinary guerrillas or Mr. Zheng's fleet, but it was obviously not enough to deal with Baron's nearly 4,000 well-equipped reinforced regiment.

The more than 300 Japanese reinforcements quickly retreated. Baron calmly cleaned up the battlefield and dismantled the two mountain guns and loaded them onto the patrol boat. The four mortars and the remaining shells were also loaded onto the patrol boat.

Mr. Zheng's fleet successfully passed the Japanese blockade.

Baron seized three patrol boats, four mortars, two small mountain cannons and a batch of weapons, ammunition, military uniforms, shoes and hats, etc.

Baron's independent battalion won a great victory in its first battle after being reorganized into an army-affiliated regiment.