Devil's Army

When the squadron leader arrived at the position of the devil's troops, he saw many soldiers in imperial uniforms lying in disorder on the ground.

"Are they the devil's troops in disguise?" the squad leader asked timidly.

The squadron leader immediately asked the signalman to contact his superiors.

Soon the signalman brought a report from his superiors: they had called on the Nobe team to search for the devil troops in the direction of Jinzhou.

The squadron leader stared at the squad leader angrily, crumpled up the telegram, threw it in the squad leader's face and cursed: "Baka!"

With sweat on his forehead, the team leader bent down carefully to pick up the telegram.

He had sensed from the squadron leader's expression that the situation was not good.

The squadron leader did not wait for the squad leader to unfold the telegram. He kicked him down and roared:

"I'm sending you to a court-martial!"

At this time, Gray Wolf and his men had already passed through the jungle and arrived at the outskirts of Jinzhou.

The gates of Jinzhou have been closed, and Gray Wolf and his men can no longer enter Jinzhou City.

In order to save the Golden Eagle No. 2's power, Gray Wolf did not arrange for the Golden Eagle No. 2 to patrol at night, but instead arranged two secret sentries around the campsite on the mountain.

At dawn, Gray Wolf and his men arrived at the outskirts of Jinzhou City Gate. However, the Jinzhou City Gate had not yet been opened, and a group of ordinary people who were preparing to enter the city had already gathered outside.

The Japanese patrol squad was wiped out yesterday, which must have alerted the Japanese in Jinzhou City. I wonder if there are any changes to the Japanese city gate today.

For safety reasons, Gray Wolf first called five special forces to blend in with the common people to see if they could get into the city safely. He also arranged soldiers to be on the periphery ready to support the five special forces at any time.

At nine o'clock, the Japanese opened the gates of Jinzhou, and the common people began to rush in and out of the city.

However, the special forces found that the Japanese's search was very strict. Although there was no check on people leaving the city, everyone entering the city was checked.

The search uncovered two special forces soldiers who were mingling in front and pretending to be brothers.

The Japanese and the two special forces were talking, but they were too far away for anyone to hear. The special forces outside the city were watching anxiously.

But everyone soon discovered that the two special forces members were asked to put their hands on their heads, and two Japanese soldiers were holding guns and preparing to take them away.

The supporting special forces team fired decisively, and the two Japanese soldiers who were trying to capture the special forces team fell down. Several Japanese soldiers and puppet soldiers who were searching nearby also fell to the ground one after another.

The people entering the city heard the gunshots and were so scared that they rushed into the city.

Five special forces soldiers also mixed in, trying to squeeze into the city.

As soon as the gunshots were heard, a group of Japanese soldiers quickly blocked the entrance to the city and began shooting at the civilians who were crowding into the city.

The time from the gunshots to the moment the Japanese squad blocked the entrance to the city was quite short, so it was certain that the Japanese had already been prepared.

Looking at the civilians falling in a pool of blood, the five special forces members were very anxious and hurriedly shouted to the civilians: "Lie down, lie down..."

The special forces outside the city were also dumbfounded. They had never thought that in order to save a few special forces, they would sacrifice the lives of so many civilians.

But now there was no other way, they could only shoot fiercely at the Japs at the city gate to attract their attention.

The two special forces soldiers felt very guilty because they caused so many innocent people to die in a pool of blood.

While pressing the civilians to the ground, they tried to snatch the guns and grenades from the hands of the Japanese soldiers who had just been killed by the team members coordinating outside the city gate.

Because of the Japanese's crazy shooting, the people who were preparing to enter the city began to flee outside the city.

The two special forces members became the most beautiful retrogrades. They stood up the bodies of the Japanese soldiers, hid behind them and shot at them desperately, attracting the Japanese soldiers' firepower to themselves.

The special forces soldier at the front threw a grenade into the group of Japanese soldiers, and then shot down two Japanese soldiers in succession. However, he was also shot in the right knee and fell to the ground.

The Japanese took advantage of the moment when his body was exposed and fired continuously, hitting the special forces soldier.

The special forces soldier tried hard to raise his gun and kill another Japanese soldier, but in the end his right hand was too weak to lift the gun and his body fell heavily to the ground.

The special forces soldier next to him was so grief-stricken that he threw two grenades into the group of Japanese devils.

After the grenade exploded, all the Japanese bullets were fired towards him.

A woman with a six-year-old girl was shot, and she held the girl down as she died.

But the little girl quickly got up and cried, "Mom, Mom..."

The Japanese bullets were shooting towards this side again.

Seeing this, the special forces member rushed towards the little girl, and both of them fell to the ground.

The Japanese bullets shot at the special forces members who had no cover.

The special forces soldier was shot several times, spat out blood, looked at the little girl, and stopped breathing.

The little girl didn't know when she stopped crying, and her blood merged with the blood of the special forces soldiers.

The other three special forces members successfully evacuated the city gate by blending in with the fleeing civilians.

The Japanese soldiers on the city wall ignored the fleeing civilians. Their attention was focused on the devil troops outside the city that were shooting at them.