Devil's Army

The road was difficult to walk on, and Captain He led the soldiers to the other side of the mountain with great difficulty. Many soldiers' uniforms were torn by thorns.

Captain He observed through the telescope that there was a tent in the middle of what was suspected to be the Japanese command post, which was covered with densely packed antennas.

There was a military camp next to the suspected headquarters, and judging from the size, there was at least a large group of Japanese soldiers stationed there. If they fought head-on, they would definitely suffer.

"Captain, is this the Japanese headquarters?" asked the platoon leader.

"It's covered with antennas. Even if it's not the enemy's headquarters, it's their communication center."

"That's great, Captain, let's go down and kill him."

"No, if we fight like this, we will suffer too many casualties. Didn't you see the military camp next to us? There are at least a thousand Japanese soldiers in it." After saying that, Captain He turned to the signalman and ordered:

"Send a message to the brigade. We have found what appears to be the enemy's headquarters. The coordinates are XXXXXXXX."

The commander of the Sixth Brigade received the telegram from Battalion Commander He and immediately forwarded it to the artillery unit.

The colonel felt more and more uneasy when he saw that his subordinates had not found the illegal armed forces that killed the Japanese soldiers in his team. He always felt that the devil troops would take action, so he asked his subordinates to go to the front line with him to inspect.

The front line was still divided by the second fortification, and the Japanese army did not dare to cross this fortification, fearing that they would be crushed and bombarded by the tanks of the devil army.

The tanks of the First Army did not dare to cross this fortification easily, for fear of being bombed by the Japanese 100mm howitzers.

The reply from the Sixth Brigade artillery was forwarded to Battalion Commander He through the Sixth Brigade commander: The enemy's headquarters is beyond the range of the First Army's 150mm howitzers. To bomb the enemy's headquarters, the artillery position must be moved forward to the front of the second line of fortifications.

The second line of fortification is currently in the hands of the Japanese. What the artillery said undoubtedly means that they cannot complete the mission.

It seems that they have to rely on themselves to destroy the Japanese command center.

Captain He led his troops to the Japanese command post for observation.

Captain He discovered that there was a gap of at least 15 minutes between the two crossing patrols outside the Japanese command headquarters.

Captain He quickly formulated a battle plan and led his soldiers to approach the Japanese command post.

The two crossing patrols of the Japanese were a small team of 40 to 50 people. Captain He arranged two platoons of troops to ambush each patrol on the road that the two patrols had to pass.

During the 40-minute gap between the two patrol teams, the 15th rocket launcher squad launched a saturation attack on the enemy's tent covered with antennas and the surrounding tents.

The two Japanese patrols came towards each other as scheduled, and then separated.

When the two Japanese patrol teams disappeared, Squad Leader Hu led the rocket launcher soldiers and quickly ran towards the path, then set up the rocket launcher and aimed at the target.

"Swoosh, swoosh, swoosh..." With a series of sounds, five rockets, trailing flames, rushed towards the tent covered with antennas and the surrounding tents.

Before the five rockets hit the ground and exploded, Squad Leader Hu and his men quickly reloaded and fired five more rockets.

Ten rockets exploded successively in the tent covered with antennas and surrounding tents.

There were continuous explosions in the tent, and tents are flammable, so flames shot up into the sky all around the tent.

From time to time, guards rushed into the sea of ​​fire and ran out of the tent carrying Japanese officers who were not sure whether they were still alive or not.

The Japanese patrol team soon sensed something was wrong and rushed towards Squad Leader Hu and his men.

Soon, the two Japanese patrol teams rushed into the ambush circle set up by Captain He, and an annihilation battle broke out.

Captain He's four platoons opened fire at full capacity and fought quickly and decisively.

The two Japanese patrol teams responded hastily and passively, and were quickly wiped out.

After ending the battle, the four platoons led by Captain He did not clean up the battlefield, but immediately followed Captain He and his men to evacuate the battlefield.

At this time, a large Japanese army stationed next to the Japanese command headquarters rushed to the battlefield after hearing the news, and the battle was already over.

The Japanese commander ordered the soldiers to conduct a comprehensive search for Captain He and his men.

The colonel rushed to the scene upon hearing the news. There was no doubt that the Japanese troops who were able to quickly deal with their two squads and quickly escape after the battle were definitely not ordinary illegal armed forces, but the devil troops who infiltrated.

The colonel was glad that he escaped the disaster because he was inspecting the front line, but the officers in his command were not so lucky. Most of them were killed in the attack.

The colonel felt a chill run down his spine when he thought of this. He ordered the soldiers to rescue the injured officers and soldiers as quickly as possible, and to strengthen patrols and searches for the infiltrating devil troops.

After successfully bombing the enemy's headquarters, Captain He guessed that the enemy would spare no effort to hunt them down, so he led his troops to cover up their tracks while quickly retreating towards the First Army's position.

However, it is difficult to completely cover up the traces of more than 800 people walking.

A squadron of the Japanese soon discovered Captain He and his men, and while keeping a close eye on them, they asked for help from the main force.

It was no longer possible for Captain He and his men to retreat quietly. They could only rely on natural fortifications, fight a battle with the Japanese, and then find a way to retreat.