Devil's Army

The warship was soon ready to set off.

Lieutenant Kamikawa stopped Fox Wolf and said, "Your soldiers have too little training time. It is difficult for them to defeat the Japanese navy. Let him go with you and see if he can help."

But the Fox Wolf refused. He said: "Your safety is the top priority. Your post is in the classroom, training navy soldiers. And if you go with them, they won't understand what you say."

After listening to this, Lieutenant Kamikawa thought it made sense and no longer insisted.

The naval fleet of the First Army sailed towards the two wings of the Japanese fleet. Although the naval force of the First Army was much weaker than that of the Japanese, they still rushed to the front line without hesitation for the safety of the base.

There were dark clouds in the sky, and one or two waves hit the sea from time to time.

The Golden Eagle and the Flying Dragon guided the Huludao and the Chaoyang towards the Japanese fleet.

Still a few nautical miles away from the Japanese fleet, Feilong and Golden Eagle rose high one after another and flew into the dark clouds, flying towards the Japanese fleet.

The Japanese fleet was approaching. The battleship Ise was right below the golden eagle, and the golden eagle began to lower its flying altitude.

At this time, the observation post on the mast of the battleship Ise spotted the golden eagle diving towards him and immediately issued a battle signal. For a moment, the alarm of the battleship Ise sounded.

As the golden eagle swooped down towards the Japanese sentry, the newly installed Type 92 heavy machine gun on its abdomen began to fire.

The sentry on the mast of the battleship Ise was shot first and fell to the deck.

The artillerymen on the Ise battleship quickly ran to the turret, ready to shoot down the golden eagle. But before the Ise battleship artillerymen aimed at the golden eagle, the golden eagle began to fire at the soldiers of the second main turret closest to him.

When the golden eagle flew over the second main turret, the nearby 20mm machine gun and a double-barreled 127mm anti-aircraft gun began to aim at the golden eagle and shoot.

At this time, the flying dragon following the golden eagle immediately fired at the 20mm machine gun and the twin-barreled 127mm anti-aircraft gun on the Ise battleship.

Feilong's M6000 Gatling machine gun with a firing rate of 134 rounds per minute instantly killed the Japanese artillerymen on the turret.

After eliminating the danger from the golden eagle, Feilong lowered its flying altitude and circled around the Ise battleship.

Wherever Feilong went, the Japanese navy on the deck and on the gun platform fell to the ground and died one after another.

It was too late for the Japanese artillery to attack the Golden Eagle and Flying Dragon at this time, because the Golden Eagle and Flying Dragon had already lowered their flying altitude to below the muzzles of their ships.

The scene that gave Colonel Sakatani a headache in the last battle appeared again. They could only be beaten and could not hit others.

The golden eagle seized the opportunity and fired a missile below the waterline of the battleship Ise.

The cabin of the Ise began to take in water, and the deputy captain quickly ordered a small team of soldiers to stop the leak and pump out the water, while other soldiers shot at the golden eagle and flying dragon.

The Japanese rifles posed little threat to Feilong and Golden Eagle, and Feilong and Golden Eagle flew calmly under the muzzles of the battleship Ise.

In order to delay time so that their warships could get closer to the Japanese fleet, Feilong and Jindiao intermittently attacked the Japanese on the deck and gun platform of the battleship Ise.

Just as Feilong and Golden Eagle concentrated their firepower on attacking the Japanese fleet's flagship Ise, the four ships on both wings of the Ise began to distance themselves from the Ise.

As long as the distance was large enough, the machine guns and anti-aircraft guns on their ships could attack the Hiryuu and the Golden Eagle even if they flew under the muzzles of the Ise.

The situation of Feilong and Golden Eagle began to become dangerous.

The Yoshino cruiser on the right wing of the battleship Ise was the first to fire at the golden eagle. Machine guns and high-explosive bombs exploded around the golden eagle, creating dangerous situations.

The golden eagle turned its nose and tried to get close to the Yoshino cruiser so that his anti-aircraft guns could not shoot at it. But as the golden eagle began to fly away from the Ise battleship, the Ise's machine guns and anti-aircraft guns also began to aim at it.

Feilong continued to attack the machine guns and anti-aircraft guns on the Ise to protect the Golden Eagle.

At this time, the cruiser Matsushima on the left wing of the Ise also began to shoot at Hiryu.

Just as Feilong and Jindiao were dodging the attacks from the cruisers on both wings of the Ise, the sentries of the cruiser Yoshino discovered the cruiser Chaoyang rushing towards them at full speed.

The first naval battle since the establishment of the First Army Navy has begun.

The Asahi, which had been keeping an eye on the Japanese Yoshino, fired the first shot.

According to the training requirement of hitting the target with the first shot, the first shell fired by the Chaoyang hit the deck of the Yoshino, which was blown into a hole.

Yoshino's shells followed closely and hit the port side of Chaoyang, which was blasted into a gap.

The cruiser next to the Yoshino also participated in the bombardment of the Asahi and fired a torpedo at the Asahi.

The sentry of the Chaoyang discovered a white wave rushing towards the Chaoyang at high speed and quickly warned the captain.

The captain of the Chaoyang quickly turned the rudder to the right to avoid the attack of the torpedo.

The torpedo rushed past the port side of the Chaoyang.

At this time, the Chaoyang was gradually losing the upper hand under the attack of the two Japanese cruisers Yoshino. One of the main guns and the deck were hit by a cannon.

The situation became increasingly dangerous for the young First Army and Navy, and Fox Wolf quickly contacted the headquarters and requested drone reinforcements.