Devil's Army

The third battalion quickly and quietly surrounded the Wangjiadagou gold mine.

Guarding the Wangjiadagou gold mine were a squadron of Japanese invaders and nearly 200 puppet troops, a total of more than 300 people.

The third battalion commander ordered the second and third company commanders to quietly approach the Wangjiadagou gold mine from both wings, and he led the first company to prepare for a frontal attack.

A soldier from the second company accidentally kicked a rock when approaching the Wangjiadagou gold mine. The rolling sound of the rock startled the Japanese.

The machine gun in the Japanese's left lookout tower began to "tat tat tat" towards the left side where there was movement.

The two soldiers were unable to dodge and were shot and rolled down the hillside.

"Fight", since they have been discovered, they should attack with force. The third battalion commander did not believe that their battalion of six or seven hundred people could not defeat these three hundred Japanese and puppet troops.

The soldiers of the Sixth Brigade, who had been ambushed twice in a row, were filled with anger, and they took it out on the Japanese and puppet troops at the Wangjia Gold Mine.

The Japanese soldiers on the two watchtowers that posed the greatest threat to their flanks were knocked down first.

As soon as the Japanese squadron leader saw that the machine gun on the watchtower had misfired, he immediately ordered several soldiers to climb up the watchtower and continue shooting.

But as soon as the two Japanese soldiers on the watchtowers pulled the trigger, they were knocked down again.

The two snipers from the third battalion were lying on the high ground and cursed angrily: "Damn it, do you have more people or do I have more bullets?"

The two mortars of the defending Japanese squadron were the first to fire at the charging infantry of the third battalion.

The third battalion commander threw his hat and shouted, "We're waiting for you."

He ordered the two mortars in the battalion to immediately aim at the Japanese mortar positions.

The mortar soldiers of the third battalion quickly calculated the enemy's mortar positions through the trajectory of their mortar shells and adjusted the parameters.

The artillery squad leader reported to the battalion commander: "Report to the battalion commander, the mortar is ready."

"fry!"

Following the order from the third battalion commander, the two mortar shells of the third battalion whizzed towards the Japanese mortar position.

After eliminating the Japanese artillery that posed the greatest threat to the Third Battalion, the Third Battalion's mortars successively blew up two Japanese watchtowers and two circular fortifications at the gate.

Without the threat of heavy firepower from the Japanese, the soldiers of the Third Battalion who were surrounding the enemy on three sides shouted and rushed towards the Japanese in Wangjiadagou.

The Japanese soldiers were defeated one after another and were eventually surrounded in an open space in front of the mining area.

The company commander looked at the fifty-odd Japanese soldiers and puppet troops in the encirclement and asked the third battalion commander, "What should we do with these prisoners?"

"Are there any prisoners? Have they put down their guns?"

In fact, at this time, except for a dozen Japanese devils, all the puppet soldiers had put down their guns, but the third battalion commander could not see it.

The company commander understood what was going on and waved his hand. The soldiers opened fire, and the Japanese and puppet troops in the encirclement fell one after another.

The third battalion commander let out a long sigh of anger. The last time the Japanese attacked their brigade headquarters, not a single person was left alive. Those soldiers who were shot but not yet dead were stabbed once or twice in the chest with bayonets.

The third battalion commander quickly ran to the mine entrance and shouted to the miners below, asking them to come out quickly and escape immediately.

The workers underground heard the fierce gunfire and explosions in the mine and hid deep in the mine in panic. They didn't know what was happening above.

Gradually, the gunshots and explosions became quieter and quieter, and then disappeared. Two brave miners wanted to run to the mine entrance to find out what was going on.

At this time, they heard the third battalion commander's call and crawled out.

"You'd better run for your lives. The Japanese reinforcements will be here soon." The third battalion commander said to the two miners.

The two miners looked around anxiously.

They saw that the Japanese and puppet soldiers who usually forced them to work with bayonets had all fallen around the mining area. They hurriedly went back into the mine and shouted to their fellow miners: "Come out, the Japanese are all dead."

More than 200 miners squeezed out of the mine one after another, but they were a little scared when they saw the soldiers with guns and live ammunition beside them, because most of them had some gold hidden on them.

A miner hid too much gold ore and dropped a few pieces at his feet. He hurriedly stepped on the gold ore and quickly put them back into his trouser pockets.

The miners nearby stared at this miner with resentment, as if he wanted to wear them down to death.

But the third battalion commander ignored him and pretended not to see it. Life is not easy for everyone, so just pretend to be stupid if you can.

The third battalion commander then said to the miners: "Run for your lives! The enemy's reinforcements will arrive soon."

More than 200 miners ran towards the gate of the mining area in panic and disappeared without a trace in a moment.

The third battalion commander arranged for the soldiers to bury explosives in the mine passages.

After burying the explosives, the soldiers left the mine passage. They ignited the explosives and heard a series of explosions. The mine passage of Wangjia Dagou Gold Mine was completely blown down by them.

From the beginning to the end of the battle, the Japanese special forces never showed up. This was beyond Gray Wolf's expectations. Gray Wolf's special forces also ambushed outside and did not take action.

The battle was over, and Gray Wolf and a special forces soldier arrived at the mining area.

The third battalion saluted him and said, "Report to the deputy commander, all 318 Japanese and puppet troops in the Wangjiadagou gold mine have been wiped out, not a single one escaped. Should we retreat now?"

"The injured soldiers should be sent back to the brigade headquarters immediately, and the others should dig fortifications immediately to prepare to block the enemy's reinforcements."

The Gray Wolf wants to force the Japanese special forces to take action.

Gray Wolf then whispered to the third battalion commander, "Find out the retreat route. If the situation is critical, lead the soldiers to retreat without waiting for my order."

Because the Japanese special forces did not show up, it was inconvenient for Gray Wolf and his special forces to take action.