Devil's Army

The squadron leader in charge of guarding the city gate immediately split up his troops when he saw the soldiers from the second regiment rushing in. One small group of soldiers blocked the attack of the special forces, while another small group of soldiers attacked the soldiers from the second regiment who were not yet firmly established.

His commander had given them a death order that whoever defended the city gate that was lost would report to the division commander Sakamoto. What else could he report except committing seppuku?

But the soldiers who rushed into the north gate became more confident and unstoppable.

The Japanese who wanted to attack the soldiers of the First Army who had not yet gained a firm foothold were forced to retreat step by step.

At this time, the Japanese squadron leader had no way to retreat and could only fight to the end.

In the end, the squadron of Japanese soldiers and puppet troops guarding the north gate were all wiped out by the soldiers and special forces of the Second Regiment.

The squadron of Japanese soldiers that came to reinforce could only retreat to Huludao.

The commander of the Second Regiment left a platoon of soldiers to guard the north gate, while the other soldiers and the soldiers of the Third Regiment advanced deeper into Huludao.

The devil's brigade was defending Huludao. When the brigade commander saw that the north gate was lost, he immediately used his trump card - the mobile force - to rush towards the north gate in an attempt to drive the devil's troops out of Huludao's north gate again.

The soldiers and special forces of the Second Regiment were moving deep into Huludao, and gunshots continued to be heard from the direction of Songlingmen Town.

When the second regiment commander heard the report from the special forces team leader, he immediately sent a company to follow the special forces members to the place where the gunshots were heard.

The Japanese squadron that attacked Jackal had not gained any advantage, but was suddenly attacked from behind by more than 200 people. They had no choice but to retreat while blocking the enemy.

However, the road to Jinzhou was blocked by the Jackal's special forces, and the road to retreat to Huludao was blocked by a company of the Second Regiment and another special forces team.

The remaining Japanese soldiers of this squadron retreated to the seaside, with nowhere to retreat. Finally, they were surrounded by the soldiers of the Second Regiment and the special forces of the Jackal.

The road to Songlingmen Town was opened, and Wang Zhuangfei immediately arranged for artillery to carry five 150mm howitzers to rush to Songlingmen Town to support the st Regiment.

When the Second Regiment was rushing towards the depths of Huludao, the roar of motors was heard in front.

The soldiers of the Second Regiment immediately stopped advancing and looked for cover nearby.

The rocket launcher soldiers also took their positions, ready to attack their targets.

Soon, dust billowed in front of the path, and three Japanese tanks and five armored vehicles appeared before everyone's eyes.

When two brave men meet in a narrow road, the brave one wins. The soldiers behind the bunker quickly raised their guns and shot at the Japanese around the tanks and armored vehicles.

The Japanese soldiers outside the tanks and armored vehicles were knocked down one after another, and the Japanese soldiers inside quickly fought back.

The three tanks in front moved their guns, ready to bomb the soldiers of the First Army.

At this time, four rockets with flames rushed towards the three tanks and the armored vehicle in front.

A few "boom" sounds were heard, and three tanks and the first armored vehicle became motionless.

The explosion of the tank and the armored vehicle stunned the surrounding Japanese.

Li Hongmei rushed forward with a machine gun in hand. She forgot how many magazines she had touched, she was having a great time killing.

Machine gunners have always been the enemy's priority target. A Japanese armored vehicle turned its guns and pointed them at Li Hongmei.

Seeing this, Wei Ke, who was standing next to them, rushed over suddenly, and both of them fell behind a small mound of earth.

At this time, the armored vehicle opened fire, and a long line of bullets swept over where Li Hongmei had been standing.

Li Hongmei escaped the disaster, but the soldier next to her was not so lucky. He was shot three times and fell in a pool of blood.

The bazooka soldiers fired two more rockets, and two large holes were blown in the two armored vehicles.

Seeing that the situation was not good, the remaining armored vehicles immediately retreated at full speed.

Li Hongmei patted her chest with lingering fear. At this moment, she suddenly saw Wei Ke's face blackened by fireworks. She smiled and took out a small mirror from her pocket and handed it to Wei Ke.

Wei Ke looked at his face in the mirror which had been blackened by smoke without knowing when, and started to wipe it off embarrassedly.

Who would have thought that there were originally just two black spots, but now they are getting bigger and bigger.

Li Hongmei said to Wei Ke with a smile: "You are just a little cat."

Li Hongmei was lying on the ground, with a lot of grass stuck to her hair. Wei Ke pulled two strands of grass off her hair and retorted with a smile: "You are a mess, a mess..."

The two of them started laughing "chuckle" behind the small mound.

At this time, the Japanese began to retreat towards the headquarters, and the soldiers and special forces of the 23rd Regiment pursued them closely.

Li Hongmei and the other two laughed for a while, then got up one after another and continued to chase the Japanese.

The soldiers of the Second Regiment and the members of the Second Squad of the Special Operations Team kept chasing the retreating Japanese like chasing ducks.

The Japanese squadron leader was also well-trained, retreating while taking turns to provide cover.

The soldiers of the Third Regiment turned to Hulugang and cleared out the remaining Japanese invaders and patrols.

For a while, the whole Hulugang was filled with gunfire.

The soldiers of the Second Regiment broke through the Japanese's blocking and continued their pursuit, finally encircling the main force of the Japanese defense forces in Huludao in the headquarters and military camp.

It was then that Li Hongmei discovered that blood was flowing from Wei Ke's left shoulder and she quickly took her to the temporary hospital.