Devil's Army

The two sentries on the tree were shot one after another in the intensive shooting of the Japanese Marines outside the military camp and fell under the tree. However, they successfully served as a warning.

Two patrol teams from the second regiment outside the military camp immediately ran towards the camp.

The soldiers of the Second Regiment in the military camp had no time to put on their uniforms, and they all picked up the guns on the bedside tables and prepared to fight the Japanese.

Captain Sanyo had no time to deal with the agents, so he immediately redeployed the Marines: Team 2 was responsible for blocking the patrol soldiers of the Devil Force outside the barracks, and Team 3 was responsible for blocking the patrol soldiers inside the barracks and the Devil Force soldiers rushing out of the barracks.

He led a small team directly to the open space behind the third row of barracks.

The patrol team in the military camp discovered the Japanese Marines rushing into the camp and thought their target was the headquarters of the Second Regiment, so they immediately opened fire.

The Marines of the third squad quickly engaged the patrol soldiers of the first army. Captain Sanyo led a small squad of marine special forces to quickly leave the battlefield and run directly to the third row of barracks.

The soldiers of the 1st Army in the first row of barracks rushed out of the barracks and fired at Captain Sanyo's squad that was rushing into the barracks, but they were soon hit by the Japanese marines and fell at the door of the barracks.

The other soldiers lay down beside the windows and at the gate of the barracks and continued to shoot at Captain Sanyo and his men.

The entire military camp was suddenly filled with gunfire.

However, the Japanese team three quickly separated another team and fired at the soldiers of the first army in the first row of barracks.

Captain Sanyo led a small team and quickly left the battlefield and ran to the open space behind the third row of barracks.

As long as they can blow up the two small aircraft of the Devil's Army, their Marine Corps will have completed its mission even if it is completely wiped out.

However, when Captain Sanyo and the first team of Marines rushed to the second row of barracks, the soldiers of the First Army had already organized a line of defense with the help of windows, doors, pillars and other obstacles to block Captain Sanyo's team of Marines.

At this time, there were no soldiers to help Captain Sanyo block the attack of the devil troops, and Captain Sanyo's team was unable to leave the battlefield.

Captain Sanyo was determined to rush to the ground behind the third row of barracks and blow up the two small aircraft of the Devil's troops.

The soldiers of the First Army thought that the Japanese navy was going to attack their regiment headquarters and execute a decapitation plan. The offensive and defensive battles on both sides were fierce.

At this time, the two patrol teams patrolling outside the military camp also rushed over and participated in the attack on the Japanese Marines.

In the barracks, more and more soldiers from the First Army gathered around and attacked Captain Sanyo's small group of Marines.

The longer the time drags on, the more disadvantageous it will be for Captain Sanyo and his men.

Captain Sanyang had no choice but to assign the blocking mission to the second and third squads of squad 1. He led the first squad of squad 1 out of the battlefield and continued to run towards the third row barracks.

What made Captain Sanyo collapse was that all the soldiers of the Devil's Army in the third row of barracks had gotten up, dressed neatly, and organized a tighter line of defense.

Captain Sanyo's team of more than ten people attacked desperately, charging left and right, but they were unable to break through this line of defense.

The goal is very close to Captain Sanyo, but it is still out of reach for him to achieve it.

Captain Sanyo had no choice but to lead this small group of Marines over the wall of the military camp and escape alone.

The soldiers of the Second Regiment also climbed over the wall of the military camp and chased Captain Sanyo and his men.

The Japanese navy repeatedly attacked the Second Regiment's barracks, which was intolerable.

The second regiment commander gave them an order: completely wipe out this Japanese navy.

The mobile force also dispatched two tanks to participate in the encirclement and suppression.

Soon, the Second Squadron of Marines outside the military camp was completely wiped out by the tank's artillery and the patrol of the Second Regiment.

The two squads of Team 3 and Team 1 in the military camp were also successively eliminated by the soldiers of the Second Regiment who surrounded them one after another.

The remaining dozen Japanese marines, led by Captain Sanyo, fled to the southeast of Huludao. After destroying the second squad of the Japanese Marine Special Forces at the entrance of the military camp, two tanks of the mobile force chased at full speed to the southeast of Huludao where the gunfire continued.

Captain Sanyo's team was finally wiped out on the way back to the warship.

The two tanks of the mobile force also discovered the Japanese transport ship parked in the shallow sea area and immediately opened fire on it.

At this time, the Japanese transport ship no longer cared about Captain Sanyo and his men, and immediately started the transport ship and retreated at full speed.

The soldiers of the Second Regiment quickly caught the embarrassed Japanese agent in a corner. Following the order of the Second Regiment Commander, they sent him to the interrogation room for interrogation overnight.

The second regiment commander who rushed over after hearing the news was very angry at the Japanese agents for pretending to surrender and actually sabotaging. He said frankly that he would send the photo of his surrender back to their military headquarters. In this way, his family would pay the price for it. The Japanese have never been lenient in dealing with surrendered soldiers and their families.

But the Japanese agent kept shouting that he was innocent. He said that he deliberately wore his hat high to attract the attention of a secret sentry from the First Army, who fired warning shots and thus avoided a surprise attack by their Marines.

The soldiers quickly found the Japanese agent's hat pierced by a bullet outside the wall.

The Japanese agent's grievances were vindicated and he continued to stay in Huludao and serve the army.