Devil's Army

In the evening, the Japs did not launch any new attacks.

This has always been the activity area of ​​the Second Brigade. Gray Wolf asked the Second Regiment Commander to pick out three veterans who were familiar with the surrounding conditions, bring three groups of special forces, carry radios, and search for the Japanese command post.

In order to cooperate with this evil tiger heart-ripping operation, Gray Wolf ordered the 1st Regiment of the 2nd Brigade stationed in Tiaobinshan County to leave one battalion to maintain public order in Tiaobinshan County, and the others immediately gathered in Hujia Village.

The regiment commander did not dare to delay, so he left a battalion to defend Tiaobinshan County and took the other soldiers to Hujia Village.

"There's something going on here," an old soldier said to the special forces soldiers, pointing at the cars constantly coming and going on the path.

"Let's go and take a closer look." said a special forces member.

Walking to the jungle near the trail, a special forces sniper climbed up a tree, looked through the sniper scope for a while, then slid down the tree and said to another special forces member:

"Team leader, this is a supply station for the Japanese. The cars that kept coming and going just now were transporting supplies."

"If we don't find the headquarters, it's fine if we find an ammunition and food supply station." The special operations team leader said to another special operations team member after muttering to himself:

"Send a message to the captain right away. We found an ammunition and food supply station of the Japanese. There should be half a battalion of Japanese defending it." Then he said to the special forces:

"Let's split into two groups and check the surroundings to see if there are any Japanese reinforcements nearby. We'll meet here later."

After saying that, he led a team of special forces to search in the direction of Tiaobinshan County, and the deputy team leader led another team of special forces to search in the direction of Fengtian.

After a while, the team leader found a large Japanese military camp three miles away from the Japanese supply station. Judging from the continuous tents, there were no less than 5,000 Japanese soldiers in this camp.

An hour later, the team leader and the deputy team leader met up there. The deputy team leader found nothing but some trucks coming and going.

So this group of special forces went back to report the situation to Gray Wolf.

The other two groups of special forces also returned one after another, but they did not find any useful intelligence.

"Judging from the intelligence brought back by Team Two, the Japanese command center should be in this large military camp. There are too many Japanese in this camp, and it's difficult to close in on them. Since it's difficult to close in on them, we'll cut off their retreat." Gray Wolf stuck the small red flag on the sand table where Team Two discovered the Japanese supply station.

"The Japanese will have nothing to eat and no bullets to fight. If he doesn't retreat, he will have to wait for the Japanese in Fengtian to deliver supplies before he can fight."

"Captain of the First Regiment, you are the most crucial player in this battle. You have to hold off the attack of the Japanese army for more than an hour. Can you do it?"

"Make sure to complete the mission."

"We can lay some mines in advance, burying more real and fake mines. This will not only block the enemy's reinforcements, but also reduce our own casualties."

"Okay," the captain replied.

"Second Regiment Commander, send the Second Battalion to attack on the left side of the supply station, and the Third Battalion to attack on the right side of the supply station. Move the Japanese away, and I will lead the special forces to destroy his supply station from the middle."

"Yes," the second captain responded, standing at attention.

At 11 o'clock in the evening, a regiment commander sent troops to lay mines on the path. Since there were often Japanese patrols on this path, the mine laying was carried out intermittently. Moreover, the mines were string mines to prevent the Japanese patrols from stepping on them and exposing themselves in advance.

Sentinels were arranged at both ends of the road. When the Japanese came, they would use bird calls to warn the soldiers who were laying mines and evacuate immediately. In this way, the mines were laid for more than a mile. A few soldiers were arranged to guard, and the others withdrew.

At one o'clock in the morning, the troops set out towards the target.

At two o'clock in the morning, the Second and Third Battalions of the Second Regiment simultaneously launched an attack on the Japanese supply station from both sides of the road.

The Japanese commander at the supply station was directing his troops to resist attacks from both sides of the Second Regiment while calling the headquarters for help.

The Japanese command was shocked when they heard the call for help from the supply station. Their soldiers had less than three days' rations and only enough bullets to fight a large-scale battle.

Lieutenant Colonel Sasaki immediately ordered a Japanese major to lead two battalions of more than 2,000 people to reinforce the supply station.

The Japanese reinforcements had not gone far when they were bombed by mines.

The major had no choice but to order the troops to stop advancing and the engineers to quickly clear the mines. An engineer found a mine and was carefully preparing to clear it. Unexpectedly, a soldier from the regiment pulled the string at this time. The engineer was killed on the spot and the engineer next to him was also injured.

The Japanese thought that the engineer was careless in clearing the mine and triggered the mine explosion. But they didn't know that the mine was a string, which was buried under the soil and could not be seen from the outside.

The major continued to send new engineers to clear the mines. An engineer soon found another mine. He carefully removed the mud from the mine. In the end, he dug up a knife with a broken handle.

At this time, Gray Wolf led the special forces to fiercely attack the front of the supply station.

Most of the Japanese soldiers at the supply station were transferred to the sides by the 2nd and 3rd Battalions of the 2nd Regiment. There were not many Japanese soldiers in the middle, and the Gray Wolf quickly attacked the main gate in the middle of the supply station.

Gray Wolf used a grenade to blow open the door of the supply station, and then the special forces divided into three groups, one group attacked directly forward, and two groups attacked the two wings.

The more than 500 Japanese soldiers at the supply station were pinned down by more than 1,000 soldiers from the Second and Third Battalions of the Second Regiment and more than 200 special forces of the Gray Wolf. They were soon unable to withstand the attack and were wiped out by the Gray Wolf's special forces and the Second Regiment.

There were still five trucks parked at the supply station. Gray Wolf ordered the soldiers of the second and third battalions to immediately withdraw to Hujia Village with their weapons and ammunition. The special forces immediately loaded the food and ammunition onto the trucks.

Since the road leading to Tiaobinshan County was occupied by the Japanese, and the small road from Hujia Village to Tiaobinshan County was not passable by trucks, Gray Wolf had to order the five vehicles to drive back to Hujia Village first.