Devil's Army

Leng Feng ordered: The troops that attacked Lieutenant Colonel Sasaki from behind, plus the retreating 3rd Regiment of the 4th Brigade and the 2nd Regiment of the 1st Brigade with more than 2,000 people, a total of more than 6,000 people, led by Wang Zhuangfei, launched an attack on the Japanese from the right wing of the path.

It turned out that the troops that encircled Lieutenant Colonel Sasaki from both wings, together with the 1st Battalion of the Army's Direct Regiment, totaling more than 7,000 people, led by Chen Dongbei, launched an attack on the Japanese from the left wing of the small road.

The path was narrow and the large troops could not be deployed. Under the leadership of Baron, more than 5,000 people from the second and third battalions of the army's direct regiment launched continuous attacks on the Japanese.

The attack time is indicated by a green flare.

Since they were meeting the enemy in secret, Leng Feng issued an order: No one in the entire army was allowed to carry anything that could make a noise, and no smoking or talking was allowed.

After lunch, the Japanese prepared to attack the second fortification as planned. However, the morale of the Japanese infantry preparing to attack was not high.

The Japanese captain encouraged the infantrymen in the anti-tank cone group, saying, "You are all the invincible warriors of the Great Japan. You cannot lose confidence just because of a sneak attack by the despicable Chinese. We will attack this fortification, drive away these Chinese pigs, and enter Tiaobinshan County!"

"Attack Tiaobinshan County! Attack Tiaobinshan County!" The morale of the Japanese infantry was mobilized.

The captain added fuel to the fire and said, "I declare: After we reach Tiaobinshan County, everyone will have three days off. There are so many beautiful girls there."

The devils were all excited like boars in heat. The captain waved his knife and said, "Kill them everywhere."

Because the path was blocked by two grounded tanks, the Japanese tanks could only stop on the path and fire at the fortifications of the Third Regiment to cover the infantry charge.

An artillery position of the Japanese also kept bombarding the fortifications of the Third Regiment.

Under the bombardment of the Japanese heavy artillery, parts of the Third Regiment's fortifications collapsed from time to time.

The guards of the fortifications were from the first company of the first battalion of the third regiment. Two soldiers were buried alive by the collapsed fortifications, and the company commander quickly ordered people to dig them out.

Fortunately, both soldiers were fine. They just looked at their comrades who had dug them out in a stupid way, mumbling something but not saying a word.

The company commander heard the soldiers shouting, ran over to take a look and said, "It's okay, the shells have caused temporary deafness in their ears, it will be fine after a while."

The soldiers then felt at ease to put them in the fortifications, and then they lay on the fortifications and stared at the charging Japanese.

The Japanese were less than a hundred meters away from the fortifications, and the company commander shouted: "Attack!"

The soldiers in the fortifications opened fire with their light and heavy weapons at the same time, shooting at the Japanese soldiers charging in front. The Japanese soldiers in the front fell to the ground one after another.

The Japanese tanks and mortars fired very accurately, and the light and heavy firepower points in the company's fortifications were blown up one after another by the Japanese tanks and mortars.

The light and heavy machine guns in the fortifications were all destroyed by the Japanese artillery shells. The charging Japanese were like boars in heat, roaring and rushing forward.

The company commander led his soldiers and swung their arms to throw bombs into the group of Japanese devils.

The sound of grenade explosions continued to ring out among the charging Japanese.

At this time, the mortars of the Third Regiment exploded one after another on the charging Japanese rear guards.

This time the Japanese charge was repelled one after another.

In the afternoon, the Japanese launched three large-scale assaults in succession, all of which were repelled by the First Company and the Second Company that came up to relieve the defense.

An old soldier who had fought in several charges and was still alive said to a corporal next to him: "It seems that the beautiful girls in Tiaobinshan County are not easy to deal with."

The captain who was passing by happened to hear this. He stepped forward, grabbed the old soldier's shirt, and slapped him hard in the face. He cursed:

"Bage, if you continue to incite people, I will kill you."

The old Japanese soldier stood at attention immediately, blood still flowing from the corner of his mouth, and kept responding: "Hi! Hi!"

In the evening, the Japanese retreated behind the first line of fortification and faced the fortification of the Third Regiment from a distance.

At night, the Japanese set up tents along the path to rest, and the Japanese patrols kept patrolling back and forth on both sides of the path.

At ten o'clock in the evening, two troops moved forward silently like ghosts in the woods on both sides of the path.

The soldiers of the First Army maintained good discipline, and more than 10,000 troops marched through the woods with almost no sound.

The Japanese along the path only set up guard posts in the direction of the woods. Since the path was difficult to walk in the jungle, they did not set up sentries in the jungle.

Also because the roads in the jungle were difficult to travel, the soldiers of the First Army all traveled lightly and did not carry heavy weapons.

At two o'clock in the morning, a green signal flare rose into the sky. Most of the Japanese were still asleep. Fierce gunfire and grenade explosions rang out over several kilometers. The Japanese, surrounded on three sides, responded hastily.

The command center of Division Commander Sakamoto was also in chaos, with calls for help everywhere.

Gray Wolf, wearing the uniform of a Japanese major, led 15 special forces to stop a patrol team of Japanese soldiers and shouted at them: "Stop, command!"

The Japanese patrol team stood in place and responded: "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Belt", and then asked: "Reply to the order."

Gray Wolf didn't say anything, but with a gesture, the special forces who had been lying in ambush on both sides rushed forward and dealt with this small group of Japanese devils.

Gray Wolf led more than 200 special forces soldiers towards the command center in orderly steps.

"Stop, command!"

"Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Announcement"

"Eliminate the Chinese Pigs"

I don't know which commander with a problem in his brain set the command, but Gray Wolf was furious when he heard it.

"Is there anything I can do for you, Major Nagasaki?" the second lieutenant at the Japanese checkpoint asked casually.

"We were on a mission outside and heard an explosion. We were afraid that Division Commander Sakamoto might be in danger, so we came back to protect him." The 20,000-plus Japanese soldiers were a patchwork of troops and were not very familiar with each other. Gray Wolf easily infiltrated the headquarters.

But where was the headquarters of the division commander Sakamoto? This headquarters was too large, and it took us until dawn to search for it one place after another.

Helplessly, Gray Wolf had to throw a few grenades into the tent with many antennas while no one was paying attention.

The continuous explosions caused chaos in the headquarters. Gray Wolf and his soldiers took the opportunity to slip out of the Japanese headquarters. As for whether the division commander Sakamoto was killed in the explosion, it was up to fate.