Devil's Army

The second company commander ordered the soldiers to intensify the attack and try to break through the Japanese defense line as soon as possible.

Seeing that the soldiers of the First Army had stepped up their offensive, the Japanese threw several grenades at them, blocking the First Army's charge.

Seeing that they could not break through the enemy's defense line for a while and the path was too narrow to deploy troops, the second company commander ordered the second platoon to intensify the attack, and the third platoon followed him to bypass the enemy's defense line in front through the path.

The Japanese squad leader saw that the devil troops had split up, but he was powerless. The soldiers in his squad were already struggling to stop the group of devil troops in front of them, and there was no way to split up the troops.

The second company commander led three rows of soldiers out of the woods, and the view suddenly opened up.

A dozen Japanese soldiers were carrying a Japanese soldier wearing a flight cap towards the sea.

There was already a small transport ship anchored on the sea.

"Rocket soldiers, blow up the ship! Blow up the ship quickly!" The second company commander shouted loudly as he led three rows of soldiers to rush towards the group of Japanese devils.

The rocket soldier estimated that he was at least 40 meters away from the small Japanese transport ship on the sea. The distance was too far and he could not reach it. He quickly carried the rocket launcher and ran towards the transport ship.

When the second company commander saw the rocket soldiers rushing forward, he quickly shouted to the soldier next to him:

"Cover, cover the rocket soldiers!"

The two soldiers next to the rocket soldier also rushed forward.

The Japanese lieutenant saw the devil troops rushing towards them and sensed danger, so he immediately ordered his soldiers to shoot at the rocket soldiers.

When the soldier on the left side of the rocket soldier saw the Japs turning their guns towards them, he suddenly lunged forward and knocked down the rocket soldier and another soldier next to him.

At this time, the Japanese bullets fired "bang bang bang..." towards the position where the rocket soldiers had just stood.

The rocket soldier turned around, smiled gratefully at the soldier who had knocked him down, and then rolled forward again.

Seeing this, the two soldiers behind the rocket soldier hurriedly raised their guns and shot at the Japanese to cover the rocket soldier.

The rocket soldier jumped and rolled for a distance, half-knelt, picked up the 40 rocket launcher and aimed at the small transport ship on the sea.

At this moment, a bullet pierced the rocket soldier's heart.

The rocket soldier's body shook for a moment, and he tried to hold on and blow up the transport ship on the sea. But in the end, the 40 rocket launcher slipped from his shoulder and fell to the sand. The rocket soldier's body also fell heavily to the sand.

The Japanese fought and retreated, and were now very close to the seashore.

The Japanese transport ship was still in operation. As long as this group of Japanese climbed onto the ship, the second company commander's mission would be declared a failure.

Without rocket launchers and mortars, it is impossible to blow up the transport ships on the sea.

In a hurry, the second company commander ordered:

"Attack the stretcher bearers!"

The second company commander also aimed at the stretcher bearer who was carrying the Japanese pilot in front.

"Bang!" The second company commander's gun rang out, and the stretcher bearer in front of him who was carrying the Japanese pilot fell headfirst onto the sand. The stretcher also fell onto the sand.

The Japanese pilot, whose balance was unstable on the stretcher, was also thrown heavily to the sand, and his injured foot was touched, causing him to scream in pain.

Seeing this, a Japanese soldier nearby bent down and helped the pilot lie back on the stretcher, then picked up the stretcher and prepared to run towards the transport ship.

At this time, the Japanese soldier carrying the stretcher behind was also shot and knelt on one knee on the sand.

The pilot on the stretcher was thrown to the sand again.

The lieutenant ordered the remaining soldiers to lie down and try their best to stop the attack of the devil troops.

He and two soldiers prepared to carry the pilot into the water and climb onto the transport ship.

At this time, the second company commander who had rushed to the side of the rocket soldiers rolled a few times on the ground, picked up the 40 rocket launcher that had fallen on the ground, and aimed at the transport ship on the sea.

There was a loud bang and the small transport ship on the sea suddenly stopped and a fire broke out.

When the lieutenant saw the small transport ship being blown up, he turned around and rushed towards the devil troops like a madman, shooting as he rushed.

The soldiers of the second company didn't care whether he was a lieutenant or a soldier, they just raised their guns and shot at him.

The lieutenant was shot several times, his body shaking from side to side like a sieve, and then he fell heavily on his back.

Two Japanese soldiers carrying stretchers were also knocked down one after another by the soldiers of the second company.

The Japanese pilot fell down again on the beach near the coast. A wave hit him and choked him, causing him to cough repeatedly.

The remaining few Japanese soldiers no longer cared about the pilot. Retreat was no longer a luxury, so they had to continue lying on the sand and fighting with the soldiers of the second company.

Soon, the soldiers of the second company eliminated the few remaining Japanese soldiers on the sand, rushed over and captured the Japanese pilot.

The soldier helped the pilot up. He was soaked to the skin. A gust of sea breeze blew over him, making him shiver with cold.

The soldiers of the second company didn't care about anything and just took off a set of clothes from the dead Japanese soldier's body and put them on him.

The pilot's calf was pierced by a branch during the landing, and now it was broken during the hasty escape and was bleeding.

A medical soldier immediately stepped forward and prepared to help him disinfect and stop the bleeding.

But the pilot was very uncooperative. He kept screaming and struggling.

The second company commander stepped forward and knocked him out with a palm strike, allowing the medic to treat his wound in peace.