Devil's Army

At this time, the battalion commander saw that the first company had suffered heavy casualties, so he prepared to send the second company to replace the first company.

The deputy commander of the first company refused, saying that we should repel the enemy's charge once more. If the enemy charges twice, we will replace a company. How many times can our battalion withstand the enemy's charge?

The first battalion commander nodded and asked the second company to be ready to provide reinforcements at any time.

At this time, the whistling sound of the Japanese artillery shells came again, and the deputy company commander immediately ordered the soldiers to hide from the artillery.

The Japanese shelling lasted for nearly half an hour, and the city wall collapsed in two places.

"The Japs are coming again," the observer reported.

When the Japanese infantry were 300 meters away from the city wall, the Japanese artillery bombardment stopped.

A deputy company commander immediately led the soldiers to rush to the city wall, ready to stop the Japanese.

When the Japanese infantry rushed to within 150 meters of the city wall, a deputy company commander ordered to start shooting.

Unexpectedly, the Japanese artillery fire started again at this time. The soldiers of the first company had nowhere to hide and suffered heavy casualties.

The commander of the first battalion promptly ordered the second company to move forward. The second company braved the artillery fire and cooperated with the first company to drive back the Japanese infantry.

After the Japanese's third charge was repelled, the company and the remaining soldiers also withdrew from the battlefield.

"The Japanese commander is a ruthless man. He is not afraid at all that the artillery will accidentally bomb their infantry." The first battalion commander said to the third company commander next to him.

By this time it was already late, and the Japanese did not launch a fourth charge, but began to set up camp on the opposite side.

The second company commander took advantage of the fact that the Japanese had not launched an attack and quickly ordered the soldiers to use sandbags to block the two collapsed walls. He also told the soldiers to pay attention to the movements of the Japanese.

At night, a patrolling soldier pointed at a Japanese corpse and said to the soldier next to him: "Look, that corpse seems to be moving."

The soldier took a look and said with a smile: "Are you dazzled?"

The soldier stared at the body again and muttered, "Am I really dazzled?"

Suddenly, the corpses that were thirty or fifty meters away from the city wall suddenly crawled up and rushed towards the city gate firing guns.

The soldiers fought back hastily, but unfortunately there were too many devils rushing over.

Finally, after a loud bang, the city gate was blown open by the Japanese.

The Japanese infantry, who had been prepared, immediately rushed towards the city gate.

The battalion commander immediately ordered the third company to block the Japanese at the city gate.

The third company commander immediately led his soldiers into a fierce battle with the Japanese who rushed into the city gate.

However, the Japanese soldiers who rushed into the city had strong firepower and a large number of people. In addition, the follow-up infantry continued to rush to the city gate under the cover of tanks, and the third company gradually became a little overwhelmed.

Seeing that Yaobao Town was about to fall into the hands of the Japanese again, the commander of the first battalion immediately called the commander of the third regiment and asked for reinforcements.

At this time, two tanks of the mobile unit roared and rushed towards the Japanese who rushed into the city. As they rushed, they fired machine guns and ran over the Japanese who rushed into the city at full speed.

The Japanese soldiers who rushed into the city were constantly knocked down by the tanks' machine guns, and those who were not knocked down by the machine guns looked at the steel beasts rushing towards them in panic. In the end, they had to run back.

The Japanese tanks also retreated with the infantry. They learned from the garrison of Yaobao Town that the devil troops had dispatched five tanks this time, and they did not want to be surrounded and attacked with their two tanks.

This incident was entirely caused by the Second Company's negligence and lack of vigilance. The First Battalion Commander severely criticized the Second Company Commander and warned him that if such an incident happened again, he would be sent down to the army.

The second company commander retreated with a red face. He was very annoyed. They had always attacked the Japanese at night, but they didn't expect that this time it would be their turn to be attacked by the Japanese at night.

The next morning, just after dawn, the Japanese launched another attack on the first battalion.

The Japanese infantry hid behind the tanks, and the tanks blocked the bullets from the devil troops on the city wall for them.

Because the Japanese deployed heavy artillery this time, the tanks of the mobile forces did not dare to leave the city to fight.

The soldiers from the second and third companies fiercely blocked the attack of the Japanese infantry on the city wall.

The light machine gun firepower points of the second and third companies were bombed by the enemy tanks soon after they appeared, and the mortars of the first battalion did not dare to continue firing to support the soldiers, fearing that they would be bombed by the enemy's heavy artillery.

At this time, a series of roars came from afar. Three long-lost Japanese G3M96 bombers flew towards Yaobao Town from the direction of Fengtian.

Three Japanese bombers dropped bombs over the gate of Yaobao Town and flew away, then turned around and dropped the remaining bombs.

The entire south gate of Yaobao Town was engulfed in flames. A tank of the mobile unit was also knocked over by the bomber's bomb, blocking the road. The soldiers had no choice but to rescue the driver and passengers in the tank first.

At this time, the Japanese infantry, with the cooperation of tanks, took the opportunity to rush into the south gate of Yaobao Town.

At this time, the battalion commander was no longer able to defend the city gate, so he had to retreat into the town with the remaining soldiers, engage in street fighting with the Japanese, and report to the regiment headquarters.

Upon hearing the report, the Third Regiment quickly sent the Second Battalion for support and reported to Leng Feng that the Japanese had sent out bombers to bomb again.