Devil's Army

The commander of a battalion of the First Anti-Japanese Army was with the commander of a regiment. He saw bombs falling from the sky and asked the commander:

"Captain, when will our plane arrive?"

"I'm not in the Air Force, who should I ask if you ask me?" The regiment commander said angrily. He was also very annoyed by the Japanese bombs.

At this time, the roar of another wave of planes was heard in the air.

The black-faced captain and his men still buried their bodies in the fortifications, and the first captain looked up and saw that it was their plane.

The first captain patted the dark-faced captain and said:

"No need to hide, this is our plane. Look at the Japanese plane, it's just like a dog with its tail between its legs.

Due to the serious shortage of aircraft in the Anti-Japanese First Army, Instructor Yin flew the subsonic Hua Xia I fighter plane towards the Japanese bombers that were dropping bombs on the Nankou position.

Before the Japanese bomber could react, a series of artillery fire directly caused the Japanese bomber to explode in mid-air.

A large piece of wreckage from the devil's plane landed heavily next to their headquarters, which shocked the commander of the 11th Brigade of the Japanese Army so much that he opened his mouth wide for a long time.

Another Hua Xia II fighter plane of the First Army was attacking from behind a Japanese bomber that was flying over the Nankou position and preparing to drop a bomb.

In the blink of an eye, the Hua Xia II fighter plane caught up and fired a burst of 30mm artillery fire, directly hitting the bomber, causing it to emit black smoke and stagger towards the front of the Nankou position.

As the Japanese bomber was falling, the bomb on its belly exploded, causing a violent explosion in the air.

The two Type 95 fighters escorting the Japanese were also entangled by two other Hua Xia IIs of the First Army Air Force.

The pilot of the Type 95 fighter jet that He Qingliu was holding was a veteran pilot. He saw that the enemy's plane was extremely fast and knew it was difficult to escape. He suddenly slowed down and pressed down when He Qingliu's plane approached. Then he turned sharply to the right and escaped from the air combat area.

He Qingliu was not prepared for this move by the Japanese pilot, and his plane suddenly flew right in front of the Japanese plane.

At this time, He Qingliu saw his comrade-in-arms Sun Zhigang chasing a Type 95 fighter jet flying towards him.

He immediately fired at the Japanese Type 95 fighter plane, then pulled up the plane and flew over the Japanese plane.

The Japanese Type 95 fighter plane was hit by two shells in a row. Black smoke was coming out of the tail and it staggered and crashed into the ground.

Of the two Type 95 fighters escorting the Japanese, one was driven away and one was shot down, and the remaining bomber was just a lamb to be slaughtered.

Two of the Japanese Type 97 bombers had been shot down, and the remaining bombers were fleeing in all directions.

Instructor Yin led the pilots in their Hua Xia II fighter planes to chase the Japanese Type 97 bombers.

Due to the asymmetry in speed, the fleeing Japanese bombers were quickly caught up by the First Army's air force. Four Japanese bombers were shot down by the First Army's planes on their way to escape.

At this time, the First Army's H-1 bombers began to indiscriminately bomb the Japanese artillery positions and headquarters that were attacking the Nankou position.

At this time, the remaining 600-odd soldiers of the 13th Army in the Nankou position had forgotten to shoot, and stood on the fortifications like outsiders watching the Japanese being bombed.

From time to time, cheers and applause from the soldiers could be heard from the Nankou position.

A bomber from the First Army dropped a bomb right next to the Japanese headquarters. The commander of the 11th Japanese Brigade was held down by several guards and was not injured, but the chief of staff next to him was not so lucky and had half of his head blown off.

After shooting down four Japanese bombers, Instructor Yin and his four Hua Xia I and Hua Xia II fighter planes did not continue to chase the other fleeing Japanese bombers, but instead patrolled beside their five bombers.

At this time, another three Hua Xia II and five Hong I bombers of the First Army Air Force were flying to Juyongguan to support another unit of the Thirteenth Army and the Second Brigade and the Second Regiment at Juyongguan.

The commander of the 11th Japanese Brigade pushed aside the body of the guard that was pressing on him, and loudly ordered the captain next to him to tell the infantry to find shelter and pay attention to air defense.

After giving the order, the commander of the Japanese 11th Brigade also felt helpless. It was probably that he was the first brigade commander to order his soldiers to pay attention to air defense.

The artillery positions of his brigade had been blown to pieces by the bombers of the First Army, and there was no way to provide fire support to the infantry.

Without the support of aircraft and heavy artillery, the Japanese infantry still launched another fierce attack on the Nankou position.

The regiment commander was not going to tolerate these devils. He ordered three 150mm howitzers to bombard the charging devils fiercely.

The five bombers of the First Army had just bombed the Japanese artillery positions and headquarters, and then turned back to drop bombs on the Japanese who were charging desperately.

The broken limbs and arms of Japanese soldiers constantly flying everywhere in front of the Nankou position became the favorite sight of the soldiers of the 13th Army.

A few Japanese soldiers who were lucky enough to escape the 150mm grenades and bomber bombings continued to charge towards the Nankou position, but they fell one by one under the precise shooting of a group of soldiers.

The commander of the Japanese 11th Brigade saw that it was impossible to occupy the Nankou position today and had no choice but to order a retreat.