Devil's Army

The next morning, the Jackal left one team in the village and took two teams to the dock.

He wanted to break the balance of the dock, defeat the Japanese on the left side of the dock, meet up with the 1st and 2nd Regiments, and obtain food replenishment.

When Jackal and his men arrived at the left side of the dock, the Japanese here were dividing their troops into two groups to block the attacks of the First Battalion and the Second Battalion of the First Regiment.

Jackal saw through the telescope that the Japanese commander was constantly coming in and out of the Japanese army's central camp, and he immediately had an idea.

Jackal led the special forces to the back of the middle of the Japanese army camp and suddenly threw grenades at the Japanese there. Before the sound of the grenade explosion stopped, gunshots rang out.

The Japanese in the middle were caught off guard, but still fought hard.

The Jackal's special forces were divided into three groups, each of them was like a tiger coming down from the mountain, fighting ten enemies with one. The center group attacked fiercely and rushed forward, while the left and right wings quickly followed up to expand the victory to both sides.

Finally, this large group of Japanese soldiers could no longer hold out and began to retreat towards Changtu County.

The Jackal's special forces team met up with the first and second regiments guarding the dock, and the two teams of soldiers hugged each other and cheered.

What could be more inspiring than the meeting of two armies in enemy-occupied territory?

After cheering for a while, the Jackal asked the leader, "Is there anything to eat?"

"Why, you haven't eaten for a few meals?"

"The Japanese burned down the Bada Village where we hid. We gave all the food we had with us to the villagers. We only ate half full last night, and this morning we were hungry to help you drive away the Japanese. Shouldn't you provide us with food?"

"Yes, you'll be full." After saying that, the two of them laughed.

After having what was not known as breakfast or lunch, the Jackal's special forces team began to cooperate with the first and second battalions on the left to attack the Japanese on the right side of the dock.

The Japanese on the right side and the Second Battalion of the Second Regiment were originally in a slight balance. Now, two more battalions of soldiers suddenly attacked them from another direction. Soon they could not resist and retreated towards Changtu County.

The only ones left at the wharf were the Changtu Japanese reinforcements, who fired a few rounds and artillery shells at the First Army troops to the south across the Xiaoliang River. There was no real threat to the wharf.

There were still munitions that needed to be guarded at the dock, so the first and second regiments continued to stay at the dock.

After Jackal and his men stocked up on food, they headed towards the east gate. They wanted to help a brigade of soldiers that had attacked the east gate.

The battle at the east gate of Kaiyuan City is in full swing.

Before ten o'clock in the morning, the Japanese in Fengtian began to attack the Sixth Brigade stationed at the entrance to the Wangjiadagou gold mine.

Commander Ling Qilong originally wanted to attack Wangjiadagou Gold Mine and Chaoyang County in Jinzhou, forcing the devil troops to withdraw from Kaiyuan and return for support.

Unexpectedly, the troops in Jinzhou were held up by the Gray Wolf's special forces. The Sixth Brigade and the Eighth Brigade were stationed at the Wangjiadagou Gold Mine, so there was no need to transfer the First Brigade and the Fourth Brigade that were attacking Kaiyuan City to provide support.

But the arrow had been drawn, and the regiment coming from Fengtian brought an artillery squadron to continue attacking the first fortification of the Sixth Brigade.

Although the Sixth Brigade had added a lot of new soldiers, its combat effectiveness had declined. However, Liu Yaohua had been keeping a close eye on the movements of the Fengtian devils, so when the Fengtian devils suddenly launched an attack on them, they were not in a panic.

The Japanese originally wanted to attack the first fortification of the 6th Brigade, but they were discovered by the sentries, so they changed the attack to a strong attack. With the support of artillery, three squadrons attacked the first fortification of the 6th Brigade in three directions.

The first line of fortification was guarded by a company of the 3rd Regiment of the 6th Brigade. Facing the fierce attack from three directions by three squadrons of the Japanese enemy, they seemed a little overwhelmed and hurriedly asked their superiors for help.

Liu Yaohua had gained an advantage with tanks last time, but due to poor intelligence, he didn't know how many large-caliber howitzers the Japanese reinforcements had, so he didn't dare to rashly order the mobile tribe to go into battle.

All they asked was for the Third Regiment to send another company into the fortifications.

The first wave of charge by the Japanese infantry was repelled by the first and second companies, whose morale was high, and the Japanese artillery began firing again.

Liu Yaohua listened to two rounds and found that this wave of Japanese artillery carried small-caliber artillery: mortars and small mountain artillery. He agreed to the request of the third regiment commander and sent the tanks of the mobile force to the field.

The tank soldiers of the mobile unit drove the Japanese out of two fortifications in one fell swoop last time. Unexpectedly, more than a month later, the Japanese in Fengtian came back again. This time, we must beat them hard and drive them far away, so that they will not always think about the Wangjiadagou gold mine.

The roar of tanks soon came from the First Army's position, rushing towards the Japanese position.

The Japanese infantry began to retreat, and the artillery continued to bombard the tanks of the mobile force.

The Japanese's small-caliber artillery does not pose much threat to tanks, but it poses a considerable threat to tank infantry.

Tank infantrymen kept falling, but the tanks continued to charge forward, firing at the retreating Japanese.

The tanks successfully captured the Japanese positions and continued to advance.

At this time, a long-lost roar came from the sky.

Three G3M96s began dropping heavy aerial bombs from the air onto the muddy positions.

For a moment, the Japanese positions occupied by the tank troops were shaking violently, with thick smoke and flames everywhere.

Upon seeing this, the company commander of the mobile force hurriedly drove his tank into the dense forest nearby.