Devil's Army

As soon as the Japanese soldiers from Changtu entered the sight of the Third Battalion, they were bombarded fiercely by the mortars of the Third Battalion. The team was also disrupted for a while.

The Japanese second lieutenant who led the team quickly stabilized the troops. On the one hand, he ordered the troops to block the opposing devil troops on the spot, and on the other hand, he ordered the troops to advance quickly to the dock.

This time they brought two small mountain cannons, and their target was the arsenal at the dock.

The third battalion commander also quickly discovered the two fast-moving mountain artillery and saw through the enemy's trick.

He immediately ordered the mortars they brought with them to concentrate their fire on the two small mountain cannons.

The sound of bombardment from the small mountain cannon and the Japanese artillery shells nearby continued.

The two small mountain cannons were quickly destroyed by the precise artillery bombardment of the Third Battalion.

The second lieutenant's plan to use artillery shells to detonate the arsenal at the dock failed. He could only send soldiers to break through the blockade of the third battalion, and then find a way to sneak to the dock and wait for an opportunity to detonate the arsenal.

But this was difficult to do, because the two snipers of the third battalion were always watching this side of Xiaoliang River. As soon as several Japanese soldiers broke through the fire blockade of the third battalion, they were shot in the head by the snipers.

The two battalions of the regiment on the dock were rushing to move the ammunition stored in the open air to a nearby warehouse. The ammunition felt a little safer in the warehouse.

The battalion on the left side of the dock withdrew, and another battalion arrived to reinforce it. It took over the attack on the first battalion.

The captain of the reinforcement battalion had fought with the First Army several times and was quite cautious. He only sent one squadron to charge each time. The battalion's artillery provided fire cover, and when the infantry rushed to a position about 200 meters away from the First Army's position, they suddenly stopped firing and quickly charged again. This required a high level of coordinated combat between infantry and artillery.

The first battalion was suppressed by the Japanese artillery fire and could not raise its head. When the Japanese artillery fire stopped, the Japanese had already rushed to the front.

The first battalion had been fighting with that brigade for half a day and had suffered heavy casualties. It was finding it difficult to stop the attack of this group of Japanese devils and hurriedly asked the regiment commander for help.

The commander of the Second Regiment had already sent out all three battalions and had no more soldiers to send, so he had to ask the Second Battalion of the First Regiment, which was transporting ammunition, to provide reinforcements.

The flying dragon has been patrolling around the dock, and it will fly over to deal with any place where there is a greater threat to the dock.

With the reinforcement of the Second Battalion of the First Regiment, the First Battalion held its position and gained a firm foothold.

The Japanese soldiers on the right side of the dock took a short break and then started to attack the Second Battalion again. At this time, the Japanese soldiers had completely lost their arrogance at the beginning and moved forward cautiously.

At this time, Feilong, who had been patrolling in the air, suddenly discovered that the Japanese artillery on the left side of the dock was debugging a 100mm howitzer.

The Japanese brought several mortars and small mountain cannons, but only one 100mm howitzer. The Japanese commander's intention was obvious.

There was no time to notify the artillery, so Feilong dived over and opened fire on the Japanese soldiers next to the howitzer.

The artillerymen next to the howitzer were knocked down one after another.

The artillerymen nearby had seen how powerful the flying dragon was before, so when they saw the flying dragon coming again, they all covered their heads and ran away.

Feilong turned the entire Japanese artillery position into a mess.

While Feilong dived and fired, he transmitted the coordinates of the Japanese artillery position back.

After a while, the five 100mm howitzers that the Japanese had transported to the dock spoke.

The 100mm howitzer and two small mountain cannons on the Japanese artillery position disintegrated in a moment.

The Japanese captain had always heard that the artillery of the devil army was amazing, and this time he had experienced it firsthand. Fortunately, he was more careful and did not deploy all the artillery on one position. He also had two small mountain guns and several mortars on another position.

After Feilong attacked the Japanese artillery positions, he began to patrol everywhere.

After inspecting the two positions, Feilong flew around the dock and headed north of Xiaoliang River. It wanted to see the situation of the Japanese invaders coming from Changtu County.

When the dragon was flying over the Xiaoliang River, the team member operating the dragon seemed to feel that something was wrong with the river surface, so he hurriedly controlled the dragon to fly back and zoomed in the camera.

When Feilong flew over the middle of Xiaoliang River, the team member saw clearly that four or five Japanese soldiers had broken through the fire blockade of the third battalion at some point and were swimming towards the dock from the opposite side of the river.

It turned out that the Japanese had no way to bombard the ammunition dump at the dock, so they sent several suicide squads to blow up the ammunition at the dock.

The team members controlled the Flying Dragon to fly towards the Japanese soldiers who had already passed the center of the river, and the Type 92 heavy machine gun on its abdomen fired at the Japanese soldiers in the water.

Feilong flew back and forth several times and fired at several Japanese soldiers in the river at low altitude several times.

Several Japanese soldiers in the river were shot and struggled for a few times, then became motionless.

The surface of the river soon returned to normal except that the water turned a little red.

A regiment commander who was directing the transportation of munitions at the dock happened to see this scene and broke out in a cold sweat.

He immediately arranged for a squad of soldiers to be deployed along the river bank of the dock, keeping a close eye on the river surface and shooting any Japanese who tried to swim across the river.