Devil's Army

Everyone was very excited after listening to Leng Feng's speech, and there was warm and long-lasting applause at the scene.

The air force cadets of the First Army were also very excited, and a strong sense of mission arose in their hearts.

From now on, the sky of China will no longer be dominated by the devils alone. They will fight with the devils in the sky of China.

At the end of the meeting, Leng Feng announced an order: the Jinzhou Campaign aimed at retaking Jinzhou will be launched tomorrow morning.

The Air Force received the order and immediately went back to prepare. Tomorrow's battle will be the first battle since the establishment of their Air Force.

The jackals received the order and immediately deployed a brigade of artillery outside the east gate of Jinzhou. They had been besieging Jinzhou for nearly a year, and it was time to put an end to it.

At this time, Jackal also mixed in with nearly two squadrons of special forces members.

The underground party has already discovered the location of the Japanese navy's oil depot. After more than half a year of renovation, Xiaolingzi Airport was reopened in the first half of the year.

After receiving Leng Feng's order, Jackal divided the special forces into two groups that night and ambushed near the Navy oil depot and Xiaolingzi Airport respectively.

At eight o'clock in the morning on November 11, the First Brigade began shelling the east gate wall of Jinzhou.

At the same time, the 4th Brigade also began shelling the west gate wall of Jinzhou at 8 o'clock.

Division Commander Sakamoto had learned from the scouts that the Devil Force had made unusual movements in the past two days, but he did not expect that they would launch an attack on them so soon.

Since it was unclear which direction the Devil's troops would attack from, Division Commander Sakamoto had no choice but to send reinforcements to both the east and west gates.

In fact, the First Anti-Japanese Army did not divide the attack on Jinzhou into two parts. The First Brigade and the Fourth Brigade had been surrounding Jinzhou for nearly a year, and they were full of anger, so they attacked fiercely at the beginning.

Because the 150mm howitzer was too destructive, the brigade commander did not allow the third regiment commander to use it.

The Jackal borrowed two airmen from the Huludao Air Force to operate a Golden Eagle II, which kept reporting the coordinates of the artillery targets to the artillery of the Third Regiment over the city wall.

The Japanese soldiers on the city wall were constantly bombarded by the artillery of the First Army, and they suffered terribly. But they had no choice but to disperse the soldiers.

The third regiment commander bombarded the east gate wall for nearly half an hour and ordered his soldiers to begin the attack.

A battalion commander ordered the first and second companies to attack and provide cover alternately, slowly approaching the city gate.

When the company of soldiers approached the city wall within 200 meters, the gunfire from the Japanese soldiers on the wall suddenly became more intense, and grenades were thrown at the company of soldiers below the wall.

The casualties of the company's soldiers increased suddenly.

Seeing the soldiers falling one after another, the company commander shouted loudly: "Retreat, retreat..."

The second company commander quickly ordered their company's machine gunners to suppress the Japanese's firepower points on the city wall.

The Jackal's special forces were tasked with capturing and defending the oil depot when the Japanese were defeated and wanted to blow it up. So when the Japanese in Jinzhou were fighting the 1st and 4th Brigades, they had been waiting in the woods near the oil depot.

At ten o'clock in the morning, the main attention of the Jinzhou devils was drawn to the First and Fourth Brigades at the East and West Gates. The First Army's air force began to move.

The tribal airstrip has only one main runway and one backup runway.

Instructor Yin, as the commander of this air battle, took off in a Chinese fighter jet.

Immediately afterwards, five Hawk-3 fighters and five Vultr bombers took off one after another.

Instructor Yin's Hua Xia 3 fighter team led the team, with five Hawk s lined up on both wings, protecting five Voltir bombers in two echelons in the middle as they flew towards Jinzhou Harbor.

As Jinzhou had been under siege for several months and supplies were relatively scarce, a fleet of warships from Jinzhou went to the nearby port of Dandong.

Part of the remaining fleet cruised off the coast of Jinzhou. Only one cruiser and two destroyers remained in Jinzhou Harbor.

When Instructor Yin's group of planes came over, most of the Japanese thought that the Imperial Japanese Army's Air Force had come to join the battle.

Soon, some Japanese naval forces discovered that these planes did not look like their own.

As they were wondering where these planes were coming from, five Voltaire bombers began dropping bombs.

Aerial bombs began to explode one after another on three Japanese warships anchored at Jinzhou Harbor.

The Japanese on the warship were blown up and suffered heavy losses. However, they still did not dare to fire back. They thought that their air force had bombed the wrong target and kept in contact with their own air force.

The chief of staff of Jinnan in Fengtian was inexplicably accused by the navy commander Yamamoto. He made it clear that he did not send out any aircraft.

The information was passed on to the desk of Major General Kazuo Ogasawara, commander of the Japanese Army Air Force.

Major General Kazuo Ogasawara was also confused by the strange bombers and fighters that appeared over Jinzhou. They did not produce new types of bombers and fighters.

Major General Ogasawara Kazuo told Commander Yamamoto that the bombers and fighters that appeared over Jinzhou were not their planes, but enemy planes, and they could be destroyed.

However, the cruiser and two destroyers anchored in Jinzhou Port had been bombed to pieces, and most of the anti-aircraft guns and anti-aircraft machine guns used to attack aircraft had been destroyed, leaving them completely powerless to fight back.

At this time, the cruiser whose power system was not destroyed and a destroyer quickly set sail and headed towards Dandong Port.

At this time, two Volttier bombers of the First Army lowered their flight altitude to catch up with the two warships and continued bombing. The other three Volttier bombers flew towards Xiaolingzi Airport under the protection of six fighters.