Devil's Army

Five H-29 bombers of the First Anti-Japanese Army flew to the outside of Wanping City under the escort of three Huaxia II fighters to reinforce the First Regiment of the First Anti-Japanese Army and the 110th Regiment of the 219th Brigade of the th Army who were guarding Wanping City.

Another five bombers attacked the Japanese artillery and infantry attacking Lugou Bridge.

A series of explosions sounded from the Japanese artillery positions. One after another, the cannons disintegrated and fell in the explosions.

The Japanese soldiers who were gathering to launch another attack on Lugou Bridge were blown to pieces and fled in all directions.

A squadron of twelve Type 95 fighter planes from the Japanese army that attacked the Chinese defenders at Lugou Bridge were divided into two groups, with six planes in one group attempting to attack the bombers of the First Anti-Japanese Army.

When the five bombers of the First Army returned after dropping their bombs to prepare for a second drop, they spotted six Type 95 fighter planes of the Japanese enemy flying towards them. They immediately turned back at a high angle and flew away at high speed.

Although the speed of the First Army's H-880 bomber had not yet reached supersonic speed, it had reached km/h. The six Type fighters of the Japanese had no chance to fire before they lost their target in the blink of an eye.

The other six Type 95 fighter planes of the Japanese enemy were already entangled with the Hua Xia II planes of the First Army.

The Japanese had two Type 95 fighters against one Huaxia II fighter. When the main fighter and the Huaxia II fighter were in a decisive battle, the wingman attacked from the side.

Instructor Yin's Hua Xia II fighter plane was engaged in a fierce battle with the Japanese Type 95 fighter plane that was flying towards them.

The two 7.7mm Type machine guns in front of the Japanese Type fighter opened fire at the same time, strafing Instructor Yin's Hua Xia II.

Instructor Yin's Hua Xia II's three 30mm guns on the nose and wings also fired at the Japanese plane at the same time.

At this time, Instructor Yin saw from the corner of his eye that there was a Type 95 fighter plane flying towards him at high speed in front of his left side.

Instructor Yin aimed at the Japanese plane on the opposite side and strafed it, then resolutely raised the nose of the plane and climbed higher.

The enemy plane in front was hit by the shells fired by Instructor Yin. The right wing was blown off and a big hole was blown in the fuselage. The tail dived into the Yongding River with black smoke.

The Type 95 fighter jet that was about to launch a surprise attack on Instructor Yin in the left front saw Instructor Yin's Huaxia II fighter jet suddenly climb, and followed suit. However, there was no sign of the Huaxia II fighter jet in front.

The climb rate of the Japanese Type 1000 fighter was 3500 meters per minute, while the climb rate of the Huaxia II was as high as meters per minute.

Instructor Yin climbed high to get rid of the Japanese plane, then circled in the air and got behind the Japanese fighter plane that attacked him from the front left, then accelerated to catch up with the Japanese fighter plane.

Relying on his skillful flying skills, the Japanese pilot immediately rolled over to slow down and turned right at a large angle.

Instructor Yin's Hua Xia II fighter plane was more than three times faster than the Japanese plane. It had no time to slow down and rushed forward.

At this time, Ren Shiqiong also caught up with a Japanese fighter plane and launched a round of fire from a distance of nearly one kilometer to four or five hundred meters.

The Japanese plane on the opposite side was blown up by Ren Shiqiong in mid-air.

When Ren Shiqiong was attacking the Japanese fighter planes from the front, another Japanese fighter plane flew towards him from his right front.

The Type 7.7 fighter plane of the Japanese had three yellow five-pointed stars on its fuselage. As it flew, the two mm Type machine guns on the nose of the plane desperately fired at Ren Shiqiong's plane.

Ren Shiqiong was unable to dodge and his tail wing was cut off by the Japanese machine gun, and one of the engines in the fuselage was also damaged and shut down.

Ren Shiqiong's plane began to shake from side to side, and its speed and altitude dropped simultaneously. There was more and more black smoke at the tail.

Ren Shiqiong didn't want to abandon the plane and parachute to escape, as he knew how difficult it was for the First Anti-Japanese Army to develop an airplane.

Since the tail of the plane was broken, the flight stability of the plane was extremely poor. Although Ren Shiqiong tried his best to control the plane, it still slid and turned uncontrollably.

At this time, Ren Shiqiong was already sweating profusely from operating the plane, and what was even more terrible was that the other engine of the plane kept making strange noises.

Instructor Yin was flying his plane nervously behind Ren Shiqiong's plane, his heart almost jumping out of his chest.

A Japanese fighter plane flew towards Ren Shiqiong's plane from the front left. Instructor Yin decisively drove the plane at full speed to meet it.

A fierce artillery fire extended from more than 800 meters to more than 300 meters. The Japanese plane was hit and exploded in mid-air. Instructor Yin's plane quickly turned to the left and flew over the exploding Japanese plane.

Instructor Yin was suffering from the backward communication means at this time, otherwise he would have ordered Ren Shiqiong to parachute.

At this time, another engine of Ren Shiqiong's plane suddenly stopped working. Ren Shiqiong suddenly jumped out of the plane with a parachute when the engine stopped working.

Ren Shiqiong's plane lost power and continued to crash towards the ground.

Ren Shiqiong's parachute floated and swayed as it descended towards Jiulong Mountain next to Dahongmen.

The regiment commander who witnessed this process immediately ordered the commander of the third company of the first battalion to take their company to search and rescue the pilot.

Because he knew that pilots were the treasures of the Anti-Japanese Army. It might take less than a month to develop an airplane, but it would take two or three years to train a pilot.