Devil's Army

After seizing the oil depots of the Jinzhou Japanese Navy and Air Force, Leng Feng did not ask them to deliver the oil to the tribe. Instead, he informed Deputy Director Zheng that he could start exchanging fuel for medicines. The port of call could be Jinzhou Port or Hulu Port.

In order to eliminate the remaining navy of Jinzhou cruising on the sea, the Huludao First Army Navy went out in full force and patrolled the waters near Jinzhou with the Golden Eagle II. Finally, two Japanese warships were found southeast of Jinzhou.

The Huludao flagship of the First Army led other warships to the Japanese warships at full speed. However, the two Japanese warships had no fighting spirit and fled to Dandong Port at full speed.

Half a month later, Deputy Director Zheng told Leng Feng that the Qinhuangdao cargo ship had been loaded with half a ship of fuel and sent to Jinzhou Port, and asked Leng Feng to help pay attention to maritime safety. After all, although the Japanese navy in Jinzhou was defeated, the sea was still dominated by the Japanese, and there were often Japanese warships cruising around.

Leng Feng immediately ordered the naval forces to patrol along the Qinhuangdao freighter's route.

In order to confuse the Japanese, none of the First Army's naval ships flew their own flags.

The Huludao flagship discovered two warships flying plaster flags in waters nearly 100 nautical miles from Jinzhou Port.

This place is very close to the Qinhuangdao's route. If the Japanese search for the Qinhuangdao freighter, it will be difficult for them to escape disaster.

The Japanese warships had apparently discovered the First Army's warships, and the signalman was using flag signals to inquire about where they came from.

The signalman of the Huludao flagship told them according to the order of Captain Hu that they were from the fleet of Qinhuangdao.

The two Japanese warships relaxed their vigilance at this sight. After all, they had never encountered any other navy at sea except the navy of the Empire of Japan.

Captain Hu led the fleet gradually approaching. The two Japanese warships encircled the two warships from both wings and sailed in a combat posture.

Golden Eagle II also took off when the Japanese were not paying attention.

The Japanese on the two warships also felt something was wrong. Why were the friendly forces of the Qinhuangdao Fleet so hostile to them?

He asked the signalman to use flag signals to ask why the Huludao was in combat posture and aiming at them?

The signalman of Huludao replied by flag signal that they had just fought a battle with the Devil Force Navy and it was not targeting them.

This explanation was a bit far-fetched, and the captain of the Japanese warship did not completely believe it.

But soon he no longer needed to trust Huludao, as the six warships of the First Army had completed the encirclement of the two Japanese warships.

As the first shell from Huludao landed on a cruiser on the left side of the Japanese enemy, other warships of the First Army quickly opened fire on the two Japanese warships.

The five Golden Eagle IIs that had already taken off launched five air-to-ground missiles at the hulls of the two Japanese warships below the waterline.

The sea water immediately poured into the two Japanese warships through the holes.

The Japanese in these two warships had to be busy repairing leaks and draining water, while also avoiding attacks from Qinhuangdao's "friendly forces." They didn't even have the strength to parry, let alone fight back.

More than half an hour later, the two Japanese warships sank to the bottom of the sea in two huge whirlpools.

Looking at the Japanese navy still struggling on the sea, out of humanitarianism, Captain Hu ordered the warships of the First Army to rescue them all and escort them back to Huludao.

Now many of the skilled workers at Huludao Shipyard are Japanese naval prisoners. After the transformation, the Japanese naval prisoners are still very dedicated to their work except for the language barrier.

After the war, Captain Hu and his men did not return to Huludao, but continued patrolling along the route of the Qinhuangdao freighter. However, they never found the Japanese warships.

The chances of two warships meeting unexpectedly on the vast ocean were very small. However, the Qinhuangdao freighter was fully loaded with fuel, and one shell was enough to sink it to the bottom of the sea.

Captain Hu did not dare to be careless and dispersed his ten Golden Eagle II drones to patrol everywhere.

Two days later, a Golden Eagle II drone of the First Army spotted a black spot at the four o'clock position that looked like a cargo ship.

Captain Hu ordered the First Army fleet to meet them at full speed.

When they got closer to Captain Hu, they realized that it was indeed a cargo ship, but it was not the Qinhuangdao they were looking for, but a cargo ship heading to Qinhuangdao Port.

The captain of the freighter saw so many warships suddenly surrounding him, and tremblingly walked to the side of the ship and asked a warship that was approaching him, "Taijun, what's the matter?"

Soon, the captain discovered that the Japanese soldiers on this warship were different from the Japanese soldiers he usually saw. Their clothes were slightly different, but their attitude towards people was much more friendly.

Captain Hu came over and said to the captain, "We are the Navy of the First Army of the Northeast Anti-Japanese War. There is nothing to do. It's just a routine patrol. You can go now."

The captain heaved a sigh of relief, it turned out to be our own warship. If there were only our own warships on the sea, they wouldn't have to worry about transporting goods.

According to the time calculation, the Qinhuangdao cargo ship carrying fuel should have arrived in this area. Why can't we see it?

Captain Hu sent a telegram back to inquire, but was told that the Qinhuangdao cargo ship had arrived at the sea area where Captain Hu and his team were half an hour ago, and the direction was east longitude...

Captain Hu checked the direction and found that their fleet had passed by the Qinhuangdao freighter. He immediately ordered the fleet to return and chase the Qinhuangdao freighter at full speed.