Devil's Army

The Japanese commander of the Fengtian reinforcements heard that the gunfire from the direction of the experimental base had begun to become sparse, and knew that the experimental base was in danger. In a moment of urgency, he also thought of a way to destroy the minefield.

He ordered his soldiers to find a horse, tied two large trees behind the horse, and then stabbed the horse's back with a bayonet.

The horse neighed in pain and ran forward quickly.

The mines in the minefield exploded from time to time behind the horses.

Seeing that the road had been opened, the Japanese commander immediately ordered the tanks to advance, with the infantry following on both sides and behind the tanks to quickly reinforce the new experimental base.

The Japanese 100mm howitzers also bombarded the positions of the Second Regiment.

With the advancing speed of the Japanese tanks, it will take less than half an hour to reach the Japanese new experimental base.

The Sixth Brigade Commander heard that the battle at the new experimental base of the Japanese was not over yet, so he had to take the risk of using the 150mm howitzer.

The 150th Brigade's two mm howitzers fired two salvos, knocking down two enemy tanks that were charging. The infantry around the tanks were also blown away.

After firing two rounds of salvos, the two 150mm howitzers of the Sixth Brigade immediately mounted the trucks which were still running and evacuated the battlefield in a flash.

Not long after Liuli's two 150mm howitzers were evacuated, his original position was covered by the Japanese's 100mm howitzers and small mountain shells. The sound of bombing continued to sound behind him. Several artillerymen who did not retreat in time also fell in the Japanese bombing.

The soldiers in the fortifications of the Second Regiment took advantage of the time when the Japanese retreated to quickly reinforce the fortifications that had been destroyed by Japanese artillery fire.

The soldiers who rushed into the experimental base kept driving the fleeing Japanese soldiers in like driving ducks. Although the soldiers in the front kept falling down, more fleeing Japanese soldiers fell down.

When the soldiers behind saw a room, they kicked the door open. When they saw instruments and equipment, they threw a few grenades over and blew them all up. When they saw Japanese soldiers, especially those wearing white chemical protective suits, they opened fire and did not take any prisoners.

Two soldiers rushed into a room, then ran out with their mouths covered and vomiting.

The platoon leader felt strange and walked into the room. He was also shocked by the tragic scene in the room.

A naked woman's limbs were tied to a table, her stomach had been cut open and all her organs removed.

There was a table next to the platform, and on the table were bottles filled with liquid. The woman's stomach organs were placed in the bottles filled with liquid on the table. The heart in one of the bottles was still beating. There was a dried blood stain on the ground.

The platoon leader was furious and shouted loudly: "Search, don't leave a single Japanese soldier behind."

The soldiers rushed into a house opposite and saw the bodies of two people who had been roasted dry. There were also some documents scattered on the ground. A platoon leader picked up a pile and saw a piece of paper with the words: The human body contains 78% water...

The platoon leader collapsed. He didn't expect the Japs to conduct such unscrupulous experiments.

The soldiers continued to search the rooms, and when they encountered any Japanese soldiers, especially those wearing white coats, they shot them to death without thinking.

The Japanese resistance in the experimental base was getting weaker and weaker.

The soldiers found a row of prisoners, who they called "Malu Da", opened the door and let them out, saying to them:

"We are from the First Anti-Japanese Army. Anyone who is willing to fight the devils can come with us."

The more than 200 people imprisoned here were basically anti-Japanese allies or resistance elements captured by the Japanese from nearby battlefields. Most of them were willing to follow the soldiers and continue to fight the Japanese.

The soldiers wiped out all the devils in the experimental base and released all the prisoners. Then they buried explosives inside, and with a series of loud "booms", the devil's new experimental base was razed to the ground.

As the First and Second Battalions of the Third Regiment successfully occupied the Japanese experimental base, the Third Battalion of the Third Regiment also launched an attack on the Japanese crematorium.

There were not many Japanese soldiers in the crematorium, so the Third Battalion easily occupied the crematorium and wiped out all the Japanese soldiers inside. They then blew up the crematorium and retreated.

The soldiers of the Third Regiment quickly retreated with the prisoners held by the devils. At this time, the Second Regiment had already repelled the devils' four charges.

If the road had not been blocked by the two destroyed tanks, the enemy tanks would not have been able to get through, and the Second Regiment's charge would probably not have been able to stop them. After all, the tanks' advance speed was quite fast.

The commander of the second regiment ordered the other troops to follow the third regiment and the wounded to retreat, and he left the second battalion behind to cover their retreat.

Since the battle to destroy the Japanese's new laboratory began, the Japanese in Fushun have never come out to reinforce.

The First Regiment of the Sixth Brigade did not participate in the battle.

The wounded and prisoners followed the troops away, and the Second Battalion of the Second Regiment also withdrew from the fortifications after repelling the Japanese's fifth charge.

The Japanese reinforcements from Fengtian successfully crossed the fortifications and reached the experimental base and the crematorium, but these two places had been bombed into rubble.