Devil's Army

After loading ten trucks of fuel and ammunition, the major arranged two squadrons to follow in the transportation.

Although the two squadrons of Japanese soldiers were not many, they were no longer something that Captain Li and his 70 men could handle. Moreover, this area had already been occupied by the Japanese, and once the gunshots were heard, the Japanese from all directions would soon surround them.

While following the convoy, Captain Li racked his brains to find a way to intercept the fuel.

At noon, the convoy stopped for lunch. Captain Li saw the bodies of Chinese soldiers and shells all over the ground, and knew that a fierce battle had taken place here. He immediately came up with a plan and whispered to several special forces members.

Several special forces members took the order and left. Soon, the sound of Hanyang-made gunfire and the explosion of grenades were heard next to the convoy.

The captain in charge nervously ordered the Japanese soldiers escorting the supplies to form a circle and stand guard, and fired at the place where the gunshots came from, but there was no response.

The captain ordered the convoy to leave immediately and not to stop. Captain Li said to the captain:

"Captain, let's take a few soldiers over and eliminate these Chinese soldiers. Otherwise they will call for reinforcements and our convoy will be in danger."

"Okay." The captain nodded in agreement.

Captain Li called several team members to chase after the Chinese soldiers.

Several team members quickly found the team members pretending to be Chinese soldiers in the grove and quickly sent a message to the headquarters under their vigilance.

The command center responded quickly, and the team members immediately reported to the command center the destination of the Japanese convoy's fuel and requested the command center to send someone to intercept it.

After doing these things, the two groups of team members chased the convoy as if nothing had happened.

When the convoy started moving, Captain Li took two special forces members and squeezed into the truck where the convoy's communications soldier was sitting.

The Japanese guard asked vigilantly:

"What are you doing here?"

"We want to send a telegram to the commander of our 1st Mixed Brigade to let him know we are here."

"No, no one has the right to send a message without Captain Yamashita's order."

"Oh, forget it then. When we get to our destination, I'll ask the 14th Division's radio operator to help send it."

"Hurry up and go down." The telegraphist shouted nervously to Captain Li and the others.

"The car has already left. There is no need to rush. We can still prevent the Chinese army from attacking here."

"Okay, you can't send messages secretly."

Captain Li smiled and said:

"I don't know how to use the radio. If you don't help me, how can I send it secretly?"

The Japanese signalman thought about it and smiled embarrassedly.

Wu Lang received a telegram from Captain Li and found that Kenji Doihara's 14th Division was resting less than 20 miles away. He immediately ordered the newly arrived 2nd and 3rd Regiments of the 5th Brigade to march quickly to chase and kill these devils.

The 2nd Regiment of the 5th Brigade was the first to arrive at the outskirts of Kenji Doihara's 14th Division and immediately launched an attack on him.

The Japanese sentry had already discovered the Second Regiment and reported it to his captain.

While organizing the blocking, the battalion commander reported to the division commander Doihara.

At this time, the 3rd Regiment of the 5th Brigade also arrived at the battlefield and began to launch a fierce attack on part of the 14th Division of the Japanese from the flank.

The 14th Division of the Japanese army, which had been demoralized by the 2nd Brigade, had only a thousand soldiers left, and had no way to resist the fierce attack of the 5th Brigade's two reorganized regiments with nearly 6,000 fierce soldiers. They began to retreat to the north more than half an hour after the battle began.

The second regiment commander did not order the soldiers to pursue, but instead ordered them to quickly clean up the battlefield. He also ordered some soldiers from the first battalion to change into the Japanese uniforms and station here. The second and third battalions set up an ambush around the camp.

The Japanese 14th Division retreated in a hurry and forgot to remind the transport team to change the unloading address.

After arriving at the new base, the commander of the 2nd Battalion of the 14th Division was busy setting up a defense line to prevent the Chinese army from following and pursuing.

At this time, a chief of staff of the division headquarters suddenly remembered that they had asked the headquarters to transport fuel for them, and immediately notified the headquarters.

The headquarters immediately sent the situation to the transport team on the move.

The signalman of the transport team received a telegram from headquarters and prepared to jump out of the car to report to the captain.

Suddenly, a pair of strong hands grabbed his neck from behind, and then a dagger stabbed into his chest.

The Japanese signalman kicked his legs a few times and then there was no movement.

The other two special forces members who got into the car with Captain Li also quickly took action and killed the other three Japanese devils in the car.

The bumpy truck concealed the movements on board, and the Japs outside did not notice the battle taking place in the truck compartment under the canvas.

More than two hours later, the Japanese transport team's convoy arrived at the former base of the 14th Division.

A Japanese sergeant handed a document to the sentry and said a lot of gibberish to him.

The sentry ignored him, pretended to look at the document, then waved his hand to let the sentry behind him pass.

As the convoy entered the camp, the sergeant was still complaining to the driver beside him:

"What the hell? You don't even respond to my words. If we didn't help you deliver fuel and ammunition, how would you fight the Chinese army?"

Under the command of the camp soldiers, the convoy drove into the open space in the left corner of the camp one after another.

The Japanese soldiers in the car also jumped off and joined the Japanese soldiers escorting the car.

Captain Li's special forces surrounded the convoy without attracting any attention.