Devil's Army

Director Song of the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces took the opportunity to cheer them up: "Comrades, our reinforcements have arrived. Persistence is victory. Beat these bastards!"

The morale of the soldiers of the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces was greatly boosted, and they fired fiercely at the charging Japanese soldiers from Fengtian and Fushun.

This wave of attack by the Japanese invaders in Fengtian and Fushun was repelled.

The Fushun Japanese commander immediately realized that if they did not eliminate the artillery observer of the unit that attacked them, there would be no way to achieve their goal of destroying the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

He personally led an infantry squadron to reinforce Captain Yi Teng in an attempt to destroy this row of troops.

Since the Sixth Brigade was short of trucks, two trucks were used to pull 150mm howitzers, and the remaining truck was loaded with an advance platoon and two artillery observers to reinforce the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

The advance platoon faced the superior force of the Japanese, but they showed no fear and fought back calmly, because they knew that their main force would arrive soon.

Colonel Itō ordered his troops to press forward, attempting to crush the platoon with superior numbers.

The platoon leader of the advance platoon responded calmly, and the artillery observer directed the artillery to continuously bombard the Japanese attacking forces.

The Japanese artillery in Fengtian allocated two small mountain cannons and began bombing the advance platoon.

The Japanese 100mm howitzers began to target the artillery positions of the advance platoon's 150mm howitzers. However, the 150mm howitzers were long-range support, and their 100mm howitzers could not reach them.

The Fushun Japanese shifted the main direction of their attack to the advance platoon, and the pressure on the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces on the top of the mountain was greatly reduced.

While Commander Yang arranged his troops to block the attack of the Japanese in Fengtian, he also kept an eye on the situation of the Japanese in Fushun, trying to find an opportunity to break through.

The advance platoon suffered increasing casualties under the bombardment of Japanese artillery shells.

The platoon leader of the advance platoon ordered the soldiers to disperse as much as possible and find suitable cover to continue blocking the Japanese.

At this time, the Japanese who were attacking the advance platoon were suddenly bombarded by intensive mortar shells.

Before the Japanese could figure out what was going on, a large force from the 3rd Regiment of the 5th Brigade arrived.

The soldiers shouted and rushed towards the Fushun devils.

The Japanese in Fushun were caught off guard and retreated in a hurry.

Seeing this, the Japanese troops in Fengtian quickly lay down and blocked the devilish troops that were chasing the Japanese troops in Fushun.

Seeing this, Commander Yang launched a counterattack at the right time.

With the support of reinforcements, the morale of the soldiers of the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces was greatly boosted. They rushed down from the top of the mountain shouting like tigers descending from the mountain.

The Japanese in Fengtian also began to be unable to resist and began to retreat in turns.

The soldiers of the Third Regiment also kept a close eye on the Japanese in Fengtian.

Seeing that he could not escape the pursuit of the devil troops, the leader of the Fengtian devil army had to leave an infantry squadron to use the existing fortifications to block the attacks of the devil troops and the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces. He led other soldiers and the Japanese troops in Fushun to retreat towards Fengtian.

The squadron of Japanese soldiers who stayed behind to provide cover were soon surrounded by the Third Regiment and the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

However, the captain of the Japanese squadron in the encirclement divided the Japanese into two circles and fought stubbornly. But in the end, they could not withstand the fierce attack of the fierce and wolf-like Third Regiment.

Gradually, all the Japanese soldiers on the periphery were wiped out, while those in the inner circle were still struggling to hold on.

Seeing that there was no hope of breaking out, the squadron leader committed suicide by disembowelment for the sake of his samurai spirit.

Finally, there were only twelve Japanese soldiers left in this squadron, including the wounded.

Commander Yang and the Third Regiment Commander came to the group of Japanese prisoners. Commander Yang was about to ask the Third Regiment Commander what to do with these prisoners, but the Third Regiment Commander touched the soldier's neck and turned and left.

There was a burst of gunfire behind the Third Regiment Commander. Commander Yang caught up with the Third Regiment Commander and asked, "They have already put down their guns. You shouldn't kill the prisoners."

Commander Yang didn't know that the Third Regiment Commander hated the devils to the core. His parents and brother and sister-in-law all died in the devil's raids.

He begged all the way, and arrived at Tieling County with hunger and fullness, and joined the Hejiazhai Village Guerrilla Unit. With his military exploits, he climbed up from a soldier to the current position of regiment leader. If the Hejiazhai Village Guerrilla Unit had not taken him in, he might have starved to death.

"Are there any prisoners? Why don't I see any?" the third commander argued.

Commander Yang pointed at the twelve Japanese prisoners who had just been shot dead by the soldiers and looked at the Third Regiment Commander.

"Those are twelve beasts, not Japanese prisoners. Go, go, go. Don't look here. It's an eyesore."

Commander Yang couldn't get angry anymore. After all, the Third Regiment had just saved them, and they owed the Third Regiment a huge favor.

"Commander Yang, tell your men to restock their ammunition, and quickly clean up the battlefield and withdraw."

The Anti-Japanese Allied Forces suffered heavy casualties in this battle, and the medical staff were busy treating the wounds.

After treating the wounded in their own troops, the medical soldiers of the Third Regiment also started treating the wounds of the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

Director Song looked at the skillful techniques of the medical soldiers of the Third Regiment and could not help but lament that the level of his own medical staff was too poor. He came up with the idea of ​​sending the medical staff to the First Anti-Japanese Military Hospital for study and training.

While the soldiers were still cleaning up the battlefield, the signalman delivered a telegram forwarded by the Sixth Brigade Commander: "What is the current situation of your unit? If possible, invite an army to the tribe to celebrate the Spring Festival! Leng Feng."

The third regiment commander forwarded the telegram to Commander Yang and his men, and invited the First Army of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces to come to the tribe to celebrate the Spring Festival.

After a discussion, Commander Yang and his men all agreed that the troops had been fighting for several days and it would be a good idea to go to the tribe to rest.