Devil's Army

When he arrived at the Tieling County military camp, Leng Feng saw Meilang and several regiment commanders and the political commissar discussing something in the military camp office.

When Meilang and the others saw Leng Feng coming, they stopped discussing and looked at Leng Feng.

"What happened in Qingyuan Manchu Autonomous County?" Leng Feng asked as he walked to the front of the office.

"A group of about 800 devils and puppet troops surrounded a group of about 500 to 600 anti-Japanese allied forces. The two sides are fighting fiercely not far from our defense zone. Commander, do you think we should send troops to rescue them? If we don't, this group of anti-Japanese allied forces will most likely be eaten by these devils." Meilang asked.

"Send troops, of course." Leng Feng said without hesitation.

"Some commanders in our headquarters are worried that sending troops will lead the Japanese in Fushun to our Tieling County, which will destroy our hard-earned security environment."

"As long as the Japanese are not driven out of China, there will be no place in China that is absolutely safe. We cannot stop saving our brothers and sisters from the anti-Japanese forces because we are afraid of the Japanese's retaliation. We must know that these anti-Japanese forces are our gateway. With them guarding the gate, the Japanese will not easily cross the Qingyuan Manchu Autonomous County and enter our defense zone."

"Okay, I'll arrange it right away. How big should it be?" Meilang asked.

"Send two battalions to encircle them from both wings and try to wipe out this group of devils. Don't let them go back and tip off the enemy."

"Okay," said Meilang, who immediately called the Second Regiment Command in the east of Tieling County.

As soon as the second regiment commander received the call, he immediately ordered the first battalion commander to lead the first and second battalions to sneak into Qingyuan Manchu Autonomous County, outflank the Japanese troops from both wings, and prepare to completely wipe out this group of Japanese troops coming from Fushun.

At this time, the surrounded Anti-Japanese Allied Forces were running out of ammunition.

"Captain, can you let me break out and get help?" said a short communicator named Xiao Wang.

Two groups of people have been sent out, but there has been no response for more than an hour. I guess they are in danger of death.

Captain Wang was not wrong. They sent six people in two waves to try to sneak out and report to the brother troops, but they were all intercepted and killed by the Japanese.

The three anti-Japanese allied forces were connected and had an alliance with each other. If one side was attacked by the devils, the other two would definitely support him from the side. This was one of the reasons why the devils failed to encircle and suppress them many times.

Seeing that the ammunition in their hands was getting less and less, if the other two brother units did not come to reinforce them, they would really be doomed this time.

Captain Wang nodded and agreed to Xiao Wang's plan. Xiao Wang took two grenades and left the army.

Xiao Wang was seen nimbly jumping and dodging towards the place where the Japanese gunfire was sparse, and soon approached the Japanese encirclement. As long as he broke through the Japanese encirclement, the possibility of breaking out would be very high.

At this moment, a mortar shell exploded next to Xiao Wang.

Captain Wang's heart was also gripped by the explosion of the shell. He stared at the place where Xiao Wang was hiding, but Xiao Wang didn't move.

It seems that this breakout and letter delivery attempt has failed again.

Just when Captain Wang was disappointed, Xiao Wang jumped up again and rolled forward.

Then another burst of gunfire came from that direction, and then two grenade explosions were heard there.

Captain Wang threw his hat to the ground and said fiercely, "Comrades, let the devils get closer before you fight them."

The Japanese and puppet troops slowly surrounded them. The Anti-Japanese Allied Forces did not fire a single shot. One of the puppet soldiers shouted, "They have no bullets left." The other puppet soldiers and Japanese rushed forward.

When the Japanese and puppet troops were only thirty or forty meters away from the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces' positions, Captain Wang ordered the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces to fire the remaining bullets and grenades at the Japanese and puppet troops.

The Japanese and puppet troops, who thought that the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces had run out of bullets, were caught off guard and had to retreat with their heads in their arms.

Captain Wang ordered his team members to jump out of the fortifications and immediately pick up the guns and ammunition left behind by the Japanese and puppet troops in front.

The Japanese, having recovered from their shock, immediately fired at the fortifications of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces again.

"Hurry, hurry back to the fortifications." Captain Wang shouted hurriedly.

Some team members successfully jumped back to the fortifications, but many were hit by Japanese artillery shells and fell on the way back to the fortifications.

Captain Wang looked at the few guns and ammunition he had picked up, and thought to himself: I'm really going to fail here today.

"Captain, how did the Japanese know where our camp was so accurately? And how did they surround us so easily? Is there a traitor among us?"

Captain Wang once suspected that there was a traitor in the group, but he had no evidence and had to keep silent.

At this time, the devils at the foot of the mountain had someone shout at them:

"Captain Wang, as long as you lay down your weapons, the Imperial Army will forgive you for what happened and even let you be the head of the security team. We will give you half an hour to consider it."

Just over ten minutes had passed when fierce gunfire and shouts of killing came from both sides of the encircled Japanese.

"Captain, our reinforcements are here. Could they be Commander Sun and his men?"

Captain Wang shook his head. Judging from the density of the gunfire, it was definitely no less than two thousand people.

The Japanese in the encirclement were defeated and concentrated all their efforts to break out towards Fushun.

The plan to completely wipe out the Japanese did not succeed, and nearly a hundred Japanese soldiers successfully broke through in the direction of Fushun.

A battalion commander led several soldiers towards Captain Wang's fortifications.

However, Captain Wang and his men held their guns and stared at the battalion commander and his men vigilantly.