Devil's Army

All the Japanese soldiers in the squadron of the squadron leader entered the encirclement of the small road. Only when the third regiment commander fired a gunshot, a fierce explosion sounded among the Japanese soldiers in this squadron.

Soldiers from the Third Regiment detonated explosives buried underground in a section of the middle path.

The Japanese soldiers standing on the path where the explosives were buried were instantly thrown into all directions along with the dead branches and leaves on the road. This squadron of Japanese soldiers was also split in half.

At this time, intensive gunfire and grenades were thrown from both sides of the path.

The Japanese soldiers, whose eardrums were already buzzing from the huge explosion of explosives, fell one after another under the rain of bullets and grenade fragments.

Some of the Japanese soldiers who reacted wanted to retreat back the way they came, but found that the way had been blocked by a company of soldiers from the First Army.

In the end, the Japanese search squadron was completely wiped out after being surrounded on three sides by one battalion of the third regiment.

The commander of the third regiment ordered the commander of the first battalion to clean up the battlefield immediately, and cut off all the heads of the devils, and arranged two lines of words in Chinese and Japanese on the path: Little devils, go back to the island!

Two propaganda soldiers from the First Army who happened to be reporting in Huludao were also called over to take pictures frantically.

After doing all this, the third regiment commander immediately ordered the soldiers to retreat.

When Colonel Isko heard the gunshots and rushed to the scene with a large force, he was stunned by the bloody scene before him.

The bodies of the imperial soldiers, stripped to their loincloths, lay in all directions on the path and in the grass. The two lines of words formed by more than a hundred human heads were shocking.

Colonel Isoguru recovered and changed his cautious approach, ordering his troops to speed up and pursue the devil troops that had just escaped.

The third regiment commander watched all this through the telescope and waved coldly to the signalman.

The signalman immediately shouted into the phone: "Detonate!"

Another section of road in front of the path where the explosion just occurred also exploded.

The Japanese soldiers who had just rushed into that path were instantly covered by the dust and dirt from the explosion.

Before the Japanese soldiers who were in the explosion could catch their breath, the four 150mm howitzers of the th Brigade roared and smashed towards the Japanese soldiers on the path.

Colonel Isoko had to order his troops to retreat first to avoid the attack of the devil troops.

It was then that the Third Regiment Commander discovered that the intelligence sent by the scouts was wrong. The Japanese troops dispatched from Jinzhou were not a battalion, but a regiment!

Wang Zhuangfei immediately ordered the regiment stationed at the north gate of Huludao to leave a platoon to guard the safety of the north gate of Huludao, and the other troops immediately marched quickly to the west gate of Jinzhou to follow Colonel Isoguru's retreat route.

Colonel Isoko led his troops to retreat seven or eight miles and stopped, and his baggage train followed.

After two consecutive setbacks, Colonel Isoko began to be cautious again. He ordered his troops to set up camp on the spot and attack again tomorrow. This bought precious time for the 1st Regiment of the 4th Brigade to intercept his retreat.

At around ten o'clock in the evening, the group successfully arrived at its destination.

The officers and soldiers of the 1st Regiment ignored the fatigue of the forced march and immediately started digging fortifications in preparation for annihilating the Isoko Regiment.

The first battalion had the heaviest task, which was to block the retreat of the Isoshi Regiment and the reinforcements of the Jinzhou devils. The second and third battalions blocked the Isoko Regiment from retreating to Jinzhou from the left and right wings respectively.

A super large net has been spread, and whether the Isoko Regiment can be completely wiped out depends on the strength of the Fourth Brigade's teeth.

Early the next morning, Colonel Isokuro re-arranged a search squadron to search ahead.

This time their main force was closer to the search squadron, so they could take care of each other.

The tragic scene of the previous friendly search squadron being wiped out was deeply imprinted in the minds of the Japanese in this search squadron.

The squadron leader sent two engineers to clear the mines in front, and the others followed behind to search and advance.

But before the two engineers had gone far, the LR-4 sniper rifle rang out in front of them. The two engineers fell to the ground and did not move.

For the safety of the squadron's soldiers, the squadron leader had to send more engineers to clear mines in front.

However, these engineers did not go far before they were sniped by snipers from the Devil's Army.

The squadron leader also ordered the machine guns to fire in the direction of the sniper rifle fire, but it was useless. The snipers basically moved to another location after firing a shot.

Later, even ordinary soldiers who had some knowledge of mines were sent to clear mines. Engineers became a more dangerous type of soldier than machine gunners.

The search squadron arrived safely at the place where they fought with the Devil's troops yesterday and found that the Devil's troops had already built fortifications in front.

The search squadron stayed on the spot, waiting for the arrival of the main force of the Isoko Regiment.

After Colonel Isoguru arrived at the front line of the Devil Force, he ordered the artillery to bombard the positions of the Devil Force in front.

For a moment, clothes, hats and dirt were flying everywhere in the Third Regiment's position.

Colonel Isoguru's artillery dumped shells on the third regiment's position as if seeking revenge.

Nearly an hour later, Colonel Isokuro's artillery stopped.

Upon seeing this, the battalion commander ordered the first company to quickly enter the position, cleaning up the dummies that were blown to pieces by Colonel Isoguru's artillery, while preparing to block the Japanese attack.

Colonel Isokuro looked through the telescope at the Devil's Army's positions that had been blown to pieces and ordered the infantry to begin the attack.

The order given to him by Division Commander Sakamoto was to occupy Songlingmen Town and then attack Huludao from east to west. The navy would also wait for an opportunity to attack Huludao from the sea.