Devil's Army

At half past five, the three small mountain guns in the artillery decoy position launched bombardment on the Japanese in the second line of fortification on time.

The Japanese artillery calculated that the devil troops' artillery positions were within the range of their howitzers and happily reported it to the colonel.

But the colonel did not show any joy, because he did not hear the roar of the 150mm howitzers of the Devil's Army.

Then the colonel was happy, and the Devil Forces' 150mm howitzers also bombarded their second fortifications.

The artillery of the First Army fired two grenades in quick succession, ignoring their accuracy. The two 150mm howitzers had the effect of four.

Although the colonel felt that there was one less 150mm howitzer, he did not think about it too much. Maybe one of them had an accident?

He immediately ordered the artillery to cover the artillery positions of the devil's troops.

As soon as the artillery decoy positions of the First Army heard the whistling sound of the Japanese artillery shells, the trucks that had been running all the time immediately pulled the 150mm howitzers and small mountain cannons towards the Japanese.

Although the First Army's artillery was moved immediately, a 150mm howitzer and two small mountain guns were destroyed by Japanese artillery shells, and three artillerymen and two motor vehicle soldiers were killed on the spot.

The second artillery position of the First Army quickly calculated and locked onto the Japanese 100mm howitzer position and immediately launched an attack on it.

A 150mm howitzer and a small mountain gun that had just been transferred also quickly participated in the bombing.

The Japanese thought that the 100mm howitzer position hidden in the rear was relatively safe, and explosions began to sound continuously.

The colonel heard the continuous explosions from the artillery positions and knew that he had been tricked, but it was too late to save the situation. He could only tell the Japanese soldiers in the fortifications to be on guard against the attack of the devil troops.

After the First Army's four 150mm howitzers and a small mountain gun bombarded the Japanese artillery positions, they lowered their firing angles and fiercely bombarded the Japanese second and first fortifications.

The Japanese did not bring in any building materials, but simply reinforced the two fortifications with existing materials. There was no way to stop the bombing of the 150mm heavy howitzer.

The second fortification soon collapsed. At this time, the Japanese in the fortification heard the charge of the First Army again.

The revenge operation of the Third Company of the Second Battalion began. More than one hundred people of the Second Company, with the cooperation of six tanks and tank infantry of the mobile force, launched a fierce charge towards the second line of defense of the Japanese.

The Japs had no weapons to attack tanks, so they could only use an old-fashioned method: sending suicide squads to bomb the tanks with grenades.

However, the tank infantry of the First Army valued tanks more than their own lives. How could they allow the Japanese suicide squad to get close to the tanks?

The Japanese suicide squad members fell one after another on the way to the tanks.

The tank's artillery bombed the Japanese firepower points in the second line of fortification one by one.

The Japanese had no way to resist the fierce attack of the First Army. After a fierce gun battle and a brief hand-to-hand combat, the Japanese's second line of fortifications was recaptured by the First Army soldiers.

After recaptured the second line of fortification, the soldiers and tank troops of the second battalion immediately attacked the first line of fortification occupied by the Japanese.

The Japanese commander of the first line of fortification commanded his soldiers to resist the attack of the devil's troops while asking for help from the colonel.

The colonel could only concentrate the troops' mortars to bombard the attacking devil troops.

But the Japanese mortar bombardment did not last long. They were soon locked down by the Devil Force's artillery and then counterattacked by the Devil Force's 150mm howitzers.

The Japanese in the first line of fortification had no artillery support and had a hard time resisting.

The six tanks of the First Army, which had no nemesis, rushed to the first fortification of the Japanese at full power, and bombarded the Japanese firepower points in the first fortification while rushing.

The surrounding tanks and infantry also quickly followed up, looking around vigilantly while following, and knocked down all the Japanese soldiers who tried to approach the tanks.

The first line of fortification occupied by the Japanese was quickly recaptured by the Third Company of the Second Battalion.

The third company immediately moved into the first fortification and reinforced it, confronting the Japanese.

The two fortifications that the colonel had taken with great effort, sneak attacks and the use of cavalry, were again captured by the devil's troops.

The battlefield situation returned to the situation before the war. The difference was that most of the colonel's think tanks were destroyed. The heavy artillery unit was gone. The number of soldiers was reduced from more than 8,000 to 5,000 or 6,000.

Now it was dark, and the devil troops had stopped their attack. But what about tomorrow morning? The colonel could easily guess that the devil troops, with their superior tanks and heavy artillery, would definitely chase them like sheep.

What should be done? The colonel and his subordinates discussed it in the new headquarters.