Devil's Army

On the way to the east gate of Jinzhou, some officers and soldiers of the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces used them as bait, and they were dissatisfied that they could not kill as many Japanese as they wanted.

If the troops are not united, there is no way to fight this battle. Commander Yang ordered the troops to stop and said:

"Comrades, whether we are acting as bait or as the main attacker, our goal is to destroy the enemy. We must all do our best to complete the mission without any emotion."

"As bait, you can only run away. As the main attacker, you can kill as many enemies as you want."

"You have been training with the new recruits of the First Anti-Japanese Army for a month. Do you think your military quality is better than theirs? They have grown from a guerrilla force of more than 30 people to an army of nearly 100,000 people. They must have their strengths. We should learn from them with an open mind."

At this time, Director Song also stood up and said, "Comrades, how much of what you are wearing, holding, and carrying in your backpacks was given to us free of charge by the First Anti-Japanese Army? You stayed here for a month and took their things when you left. Now the First Anti-Japanese Army has accepted our invitation to fight a war together, but you are here to talk nonsense. Aren't you ashamed?"

Those soldiers who were complaining lowered their heads and felt embarrassed after being told off by Commander Yang and Director Song.

At around eight o'clock in the evening, the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces arrived at the designated position and set up an ambush.

At around ten o'clock, the Third Regiment of the Fifth Brigade also arrived.

When the Third Regiment Commander passed by the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces, he came over to meet Commander Yang, Chief of Staff Li, and Director Song so that they could get to know each other.

After a brief exchange of greetings, the Third Regiment Commander returned to his position to make arrangements.

At eight o'clock the next morning, Commander Yang of the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces, in accordance with Leng Feng's deployment, began to attack the Japanese at the east gate of Jinzhou using his own old weapons.

Hearing the gunshots from the east gate, Division Commander Sakamoto began to get nervous again. But the gunshots were not Type 38 rifles, but a mixed one, with Liao 13 rifles and so on. It shouldn't be a demonic unit, right?

After a while, the scouts came running to report that the east gate of Jinzhou was attacked by the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

"The First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces? Wasn't that Yang XX's army active in Fushun and Dandong a few months ago?" He was no stranger to the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces, because their area of ​​activity was not far from his Jinzhou.

Division Commander Sakamoto was furious. He was now defending against the attack of the Devil's Army. Now the First Anti-Japanese Army had emerged. He was in a state of panic, but that didn't mean that anyone could come and bully them. He immediately asked the scout:

"How many troops does the First Anti-Japanese Allied Forces have?"

"There are more than a thousand people."

"Order the 113th Battalion to leave the city immediately and completely destroy the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces!"

"Yes".

The east gate of Jinzhou suddenly opened, and the 113th Battalion quickly rushed out of the city and rushed towards the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

The First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces led by General Yang fought hard, and the two sides fought for nearly an hour. Due to the huge difference in firepower, the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces was finally defeated and began to retreat.

The 113th Battalion held on tightly to the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces. The retreat of the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces finally turned into a rout, and it quickly fled towards Fengtian.

The 113th Brigade chased for nearly ten miles in one breath. The road ahead was quite complicated, and they also let out a sigh of relief.

The captain of the 113th Battalion then ordered his troops to stop the pursuit and prepare to return to the city.

When Commander Yang saw that the Japs had stopped chasing him, he ordered the artillery to fire two mortar rounds at them.

Two artillery shells hit the 113th Battalion in succession, and one shell exploded not far from the captain of the 113th Battalion.

The captain of the 113th Battalion was furious. How dare the escaping prey bite the hunter? He ordered the soldiers to continue chasing. If the prey bit him, he would tear off a large piece of the prey's flesh.

Seeing that the Japanese were chasing him again, Commander Yang fired a few rounds of gunfire symbolically and started to run away again.

The 113th Battalion stopped again at the path where their troops were attacked last time. The battalion leader looked vigilantly at both sides of the road.

Seeing that the Japanese had stopped again, Commander Yang simply built simple fortifications on the spot and fired fiercely at the Japanese.

The captain of the 113th Battalion was furious when he saw that there was nothing unusual on both sides of the path and that the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces was ready to fight him to the end.

He ordered his soldiers to charge quickly and destroy the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

The entire 113th Battalion entered the encirclement of the rd Regiment. At a command from the rd Regiment Commander, fierce gunfire began to rang out on both sides of the path.

The soldiers of the Third Regiment used their accurate shooting skills to continuously harvest the lives of the Japanese on the path, and mortar shells and grenades rained down on the Japanese on the path.

After a brief chaos, the captain of the 113th Battalion began to organize soldiers to block the devil troops on both sides of the path.

The soldiers of the Third Regiment relied on the trees on both sides of the path and kept shooting at the Japanese soldiers exposed on the path.

The casualties of the Japanese troops on the unobstructed path were increasing day by day.

The captain of the 113th Battalion knew that if they continued fighting like this there would be only one result, which was that their 113th Battalion would be completely wiped out.

He ordered the guards to become the front team and make every effort to break through the devil's troops' blockade.

The soldiers of the First Company of the First Battalion of the Third Regiment who were blocking the Japanese's retreat route were torn open by the continuous suicide charge of the Japanese's 113th Battalion.

The 113th Battalion then quickly retreated back to Jinzhou through the torn gap.

The first joint operation between the First Anti-Japanese Army and the First Anti-Japanese Allied Forces Army was successfully completed.