Devil's Army

The first paratrooper battalion stormed into the Japanese command post, killing anyone they saw and throwing grenades at any radio or supplies they found.

The Japanese command post was thrown into chaos by the sudden arrival of a large paratrooper battalion.

The Japanese battalion commander who was supervising the battle at the front line was fortunate enough to escape, but the deputy battalion commander, chief of staff and several officers in the command post were all sent back to the Yasukuni Shrine.

Upon hearing that their command post had been attacked, the Japanese battalion commander immediately dispatched troops to reinforce it.

Seeing the Japanese troops retreating in a panic, the fourth battalion commander immediately guessed that it was the work of the first paratrooper battalion. He immediately ordered his soldiers to chase after them and keep a close watch on the retreating Japanese troops.

The scene that unfolded in front of the South Gate of Wangqing County was being repeated at the North Gate of Wangqing County. The Japanese troops in Yanji County were attacked from both sides by the Fourth Battalion of soldiers and the First Parachute Battalion.

The Japanese battalion commander not only failed to defeat the 1st Parachute Battalion that had attacked their command post, but also fled in panic under the combined attack of the 1st Parachute Battalion and the 4th Battalion.

Stabilizing Wangqing County stabilized the rear area of ​​Hunchun County.

The First Parachute Battalion originally intended to enter Hunchun County to support the Seventh Brigade, but after fighting two major battles, they were running out of ammunition and had no choice but to ask the Grey Wolf for help.

Upon hearing this, Gray Wolf immediately ordered the logistics department to airlift the ammunition needed by the First Parachute Battalion to Wangqing County without saying a word.

To guide the bombers to their positions, the squadron leader ordered his men to pile up four heaps of wet timber around an open area outside the county town.

Around 4 p.m., the roar of airplanes could be heard in the air.

The team members immediately set fire to the wet wood around the open space.

The pile of wood doused with fuel was quickly ignited, but due to the high moisture content of the wood, it produced thick black smoke.

The pilots quickly spotted the four plumes of black smoke rising into the sky and began dropping ammunition and supplies onto the airfield.

Upon seeing that the supplies had arrived, the captain immediately ordered the communications officer to call all the resting team members over to assemble.

A short while later, the first paratrooper battalion assembled at the south gate of Wangqing County.

Without wasting any words, the captain instructed the team members to collect the supplies in turn before heading towards Hunchun County.

The arrival of the First Parachute Battalion in Hunchun County excited the soldiers of the Seventh Brigade.

At that time, the soldiers of the 7th Brigade were engaged in fierce fighting with the Japanese army on three sides in Hunchun County.

The 1st Paratrooper Battalion was the first unit of the First Army to enter Hunchun County. More reinforcements will arrive in Hunchun in the future.

The first paratrooper battalion was quickly dispatched to the east gate of Hunchun County, where the Japanese army first attacked from the direction of Liushuifeng, and many parts of the city wall were bombed and collapsed.

The Japanese troops twice stormed into the city, but were driven back by the soldiers of the 4th Regiment of the 7th Brigade using bayonets and grenades.

The soldiers of the Fourth Regiment had just repelled a Japanese attack, and they were excited to see the paratroopers wearing steel helmets.

The soldiers of the First Army all knew that being selected to join the paratroopers meant being among the elite of the elite, and that paratroopers wore helmets adorned with a soaring eagle. So, the sight of a helmet bearing the paratrooper insignia sent them into a frenzy of excitement.

The commander in charge was the fourth deputy regimental commander of the 7th Brigade. He met with the first battalion commander and briefed him on the situation. He also told the first battalion commander that the greatest threat to them came from the Japanese artillery in the ravine on the left.

As they were talking, the Japanese artillery opened fire again.

The Japanese army's fierce artillery fire razed the fortifications at the east gate of Hunchun County.

The captain of the first platoon stood on a high point and carefully observed the direction from which the shells were flying through his binoculars. Then he instructed the communications soldier to use their dedicated radio to report the location of the Japanese artillery positions to the air force.