Devil's Army

Soon, Leng Feng learned that the Second Regiment was preparing to capture the Japanese destroyer Fujisan, which had lost power, and he was overjoyed.

"Seven 150mm howitzers and two rounds of bombing, won't they blow everything on the ship to pieces?" Gray Wolf poured a basin of cold water on Leng Feng.

"Won't these bastards just watch and blow themselves up?"

"Or I'll give them an order that they are not allowed to use 150mm howitzers to attack warships in the future. Instead, they should use stones. This way, we can ensure that the Japanese warships will not be damaged." After saying this, the two men looked at each other and laughed.

In the afternoon, another Japanese cruiser came to provide reinforcements.

It began to bombard Hulugang port from a few nautical miles away.

"Battalion Commander, the Japanese ships are too far away and our howitzers can't reach them." The first company commander said to Battalion Commander Huang.

"Don't worry. If he wants to tow away the damaged destroyer Fujisan, it will have to come closer. Then we will aim at its cabin and knock it down."

Since the artillery of the First Army had not retaliated, the Japanese cruisers had no way to determine the artillery positions of the First Army. In order to prevent being bombarded by the 150mm howitzers of the First Army, the Japanese cruisers had been cruising two or three miles away from the port and did not dare to approach the port.

"Battalion commander, why doesn't the Japanese ship come over here?" asked the company commander.

"You're coming here in broad daylight, aren't you afraid of being bombarded by our artillery?"

"You mean it'll sneak up at night and tow the Fujisan away."

"Order the soldiers to rest in batches and keep their eyes open at night." Battalion Commander Huang nodded and gave the order.

At two o'clock in the morning, when everyone was fast asleep, the Japanese cruiser turned off its lights and slowly approached the Fujisan.

The cruiser stopped about twenty meters away from the Fujisan destroyer. Several navy soldiers threw down a small kayak and prepared to tie the Fujisan destroyer to a steel wire rope and tow it away.

At this time, the artillery of the Second Regiment had already discovered the unusual movement of the cruiser and woke up the artillerymen one by one.

The 150nd Regiment's two mm howitzers were aimed at the cruiser.

Another whistling sound that frightened the Japanese came over. A 150mm grenade landed on the port side of the cruiser. The huge shock wave from the grenade explosion pushed the cruiser to the top of the wave and then fell down.

The Japanese on the cruiser were thrown all over the place and couldn't help cursing.

But the Japanese on the deck soon stopped cursing. A grenade landed on the deck and blew a big hole in the deck of the cruiser.

150mm grenades flew over one after another, and the cruiser's main gun was also hit by two.

The captain hurriedly shouted, "Ship, retreat, evacuate this area."

But before the cruiser could leave, a grenade hit the cockpit, and the cruiser, which had just started, suddenly stalled.

The cruiser's secondary guns turned their guns and began to fire back at the First Army's artillery, but were quickly retaliated.

The cruiser soon suffered the same fate as the Fujisan destroyer, without power or artillery, drifting on the sea.

The second regiment commander began to consider how to jump onto the two Japanese ships, completely eliminate the Japanese on board, and seize the two ships.

The political commissar of the Second Regiment planned to organize a suicide squad to swim across the river and seize the boat.

However, the Japanese on both ships still had guns. Although swimming half a mile across the sea was not a problem for the special forces, they were easily shot by the Japanese in the sea. Especially when the team members climbed the boat with ropes, they were sitting ducks.

Finally, the second captain decided to rent a nearby civilian freighter and board it to seize the ship.

The Japanese captain at the headquarters heard the sound of their naval artillery start, stop, start again, and stop again. His mood also changed from excitement to disappointment, then excitement again, and then to despair.

He felt that he could no longer rely on the navy and had to rely on himself.

The captain gathered the remaining two squadron leaders together to discuss tomorrow's breakout operation.

Early the next morning, before daybreak, the roar of motors was heard from the Japanese military camp.

Then the wall of the Japanese army camp collapsed, and two tanks rushed out of the camp one after another. The Japanese infantry also rushed out soon after.

The soldiers of the Second Regiment quickly fired at the gap in the barracks wall.

The two Japanese tanks rushed towards the soldiers of the Second Regiment at full speed while firing.

The First Army's mobile force, which had entered the city during the day, heard the noise and immediately requested to deploy tanks for combat.

Wang Zhuangfei disagreed and ordered 40 rocket launcher soldiers to move out immediately.

The 40 rocket launcher soldiers immediately rushed to the outskirts of the Japanese army camp and raised the 40 rocket launchers.

At this time, the special forces team leader held down the rocket launcher soldier's launcher and shook his head at them. Then he gestured to the special forces soldiers closest to the tanks and pointed at the two tanks that were still charging.

The special forces soldiers nodded in understanding and began to approach the tank.

Just as the tanks were charging at full speed, the door of the Japanese command post suddenly opened, and the Japanese captain led a team of Japanese soldiers to attack fiercely in another direction.

The soldiers and special forces of the Second Regiment were all attracted by the tanks rushing out of the military camp. They did not pay attention to the command post gate, which was torn open by the Japanese.

However, the soldiers of the First Army quickly reacted and narrowed the gap opened by the devils, while at the same time tightly holding on to the small group of devils that escaped from the gap.