Devil's Army

The firepower of the two Japanese machine guns was suppressed, and the soldiers of the second company commander rushed forward quickly, trying to break through the Japanese machine gun blockade.

When the Japanese machine gunner saw the First Army soldiers charging, he continued to fire at the charging First Army soldiers, risking being shot by the machine guns.

The soldiers of the First Army who were charging saw the Japanese machine guns firing again and quickly hid behind a tree.

The fact that the Japs were desperately trying to stop the Second Company's attack only proved that they had what they wanted from the Second Company.

The second company commander called on two 40th rocket soldiers in the company to come forward.

With two loud "booms", the Japanese machine gun fire point in front was completely silenced.

The soldiers of the second company quickly passed the enemy's machine gun position and ran forward to search. But there was no trace of the enemy. The traces of the escape route were also deliberately covered up.

"The Japanese have a pilot with them. He might be injured and can't run fast. Let's spread out and search." The second company commander gave the order with a gesture.

The soldiers immediately dispersed and searched forward.

"Second Captain, there's something going on here." The second platoon leader pointed to a dead bush and shouted to the second captain.

The second captain rushed over. Although the dry weeds on the ground were propped up by someone to hide the traces of someone passing by, several dry branches in the bushes were broken in a row in the northwest direction. It was obvious that someone had escaped in the northwest direction and broke these dry branches.

"Chase in this direction!" said the second company commander, pointing to the northwest direction of the forest.

There was no sign of anyone passing by on the road. The Japanese commander was an old hand and had been covering up their tracks.

After chasing for a while, the second platoon leader smelled something. He walked to a bush and looked carefully and smelled it.

"Company commander, someone is passing by here." The second platoon leader shouted softly to the second company commander.

The second company commander came over to take a look, and the second platoon leader said to him:

"The urine on the bushes was still wet and slightly steaming, which meant someone had just urinated here and had not been away for long."

"Hurry up and chase!"

"Platoon leader, the Japanese knew we were tracking him, how dare he just pee and leave us a secret signal?" a soldier asked the second platoon leader.

"The smell of the forest is so strong that a smell of urine is not obvious."

"The smell of urine is not obvious, but they don't know that our second platoon leader's nose is sharper than a dog's. He smelled it immediately." Another soldier next to him responded with a smile.

"It's not that the smell of his urine is not obvious, but the Japanese's urine is not human urine. It is particularly smelly and stinky." Another soldier responded in a low voice with a smile.

"Don't talk, and hurry up." The second company commander turned around and shouted.

After chasing for a while, I heard the faint rustling sound of someone walking ahead.

After listening, the second company commander realized that they were chasing in the right direction, so he waved his hand and asked the soldiers to surround them.

Before the soldiers had completely surrounded them, a round of gunfire rang out.

The two soldiers walking in front fell down immediately, and the other soldiers quickly hid behind the trees and fired back in the direction of the gunshots.

After a fierce gun battle, the soldiers of the second company wiped out this small group of Japanese devils.

"The Japanese troops should not be numerous. These dozen or so were sent by their commander to stop us from pursuing them. Chase them quickly, they can't escape far." The second company commander ordered.

At this time, two Japanese soldiers were carrying the injured pilot and retreating towards the sea in panic under the leadership of their lieutenant.

"Captain, why are these devil soldiers chasing us so closely?"

"Could it be that your pee attracted them here, Kawada-kun?" another Japanese soldier teased.

"Don't talk, and keep your strength. If these devil soldiers catch up with us, we'll all be doomed. Let's go quickly."

The Japs stopped talking and continued on their way.

The soldiers of the second company wiped out the small group of devils, and without time to clean up the battlefield, they hurried forward to chase, but the devils in front of them had already disappeared without a trace.

There are two small forks ahead, one leads to the seaside and the other back to Fengtian.

The second company commander estimated that the Japanese were more likely to return to Jinzhou by sea. The pilot was injured, so this route was shorter. If they took the small road back to Fengtian, the distance would be more than twice as long.

For safety reasons, the second company commander arranged a platoon of soldiers to chase along the path back to Fengtian, and the rest of the soldiers followed him along the path to the seaside.

Two Japanese soldiers carried the injured pilot and ran quickly to the seaside, where a speedboat was waiting to pick them up.

There were a dozen Japanese soldiers standing guard and following quickly. The Japanese lieutenant also left a small team behind to cover the rear.

The second company commander chased for a while and vaguely heard the sound of waves.

"Everyone be careful, the Japanese must have left some troops behind to stop us." Just as the second company commander finished speaking, a burst of gunfire was heard in front.

The soldiers of the second company quickly lay down or hid behind the trees beside the path.

Seeing that the Japanese in this small group were fighting to the death and hearing the sound of waves in front of them, the second company commander suddenly thought that the Japanese might be trying to escape by sea. He patted the big tree next to him and shouted:

"Oh no! The devils are trying to escape from the sea."