Devil's Army

When Brigade Commander Du heard the report from the aviation soldiers, he immediately asked the regiment commander to arrange soldiers to stop the Japanese's crazy actions with all their strength.

Two Golden Eagle Type 4 planes stayed in the air and fired desperately at the Japanese who were rushing towards the ammunition depot and fuel depot.

The two teams of Japanese soldiers who rushed to the ammunition depot and the fuel depot launched wave after wave of desperate charges, but they were all blocked by the Golden Eagle No. 4.

At this time, violent gunfire and explosions were heard from the east, west and south of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

The Japanese reinforcements arrived from outside the Xiaoguanzhuang Airport and engaged in a fierce battle with the 2nd Regiment of the 11th Brigade.

As soon as the major heard the gunfire outside the airport, he immediately shouted like a chicken with blood injected:

"Our reinforcements have arrived, let's quickly wipe out these Chinese troops!"

The Japanese reinforcements heard the fierce gunfire and explosions at the Xiaoguanzhuang Airport and became anxious, so they ordered their soldiers to attack fiercely.

Although the Japanese attack was fierce, the resistance of the Second Regiment was also very tenacious. The Japanese reinforcements could never break through the defense line of the Second Regiment.

As the soldiers of the Second Battalion of the First Regiment advanced deeper into the airport, the soldiers of the First Company rushed to the ammunition and fuel depots one after another. The outcome of the battle was already irreversible.

The first and third battalions also attacked Xiaoguanzhuang Airport one after another. The big battle was basically over. The first regiment entered the clearing operation.

The Japanese reinforcements outside heard that the gunfire in the airport had become sparse, and knew that the airport had been lost, but they still desperately charged towards the position of the Second Regiment, trying to recapture the Xiaoguanzhuang Airport. After all, losing the airport was a serious crime.

Brigade Commander Du ordered the regiment to leave one battalion to garrison after clearing the airport, and the other two battalions to encircle the Japanese troops in the west that were attacking the airport most fiercely.

The Japanese troops attacking the west side of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport were the most ferocious. They will not feel the pain unless they are severely taught a lesson.

The two Type 89 medium tanks that were the vanguard of the Japanese army in the west had been bombarded by the rocket soldiers of the Second Regiment. The Japanese soldiers were hiding behind the tanks and firing fiercely at the soldiers of the Second Regiment.

At this time, the Japanese sentry reported to their major that Chinese troops were spotted on both wings of their troops.

The major did not dare to retreat, as losing the airport was a capital crime. Being surrounded by the Chinese army might allow him to fight his way out.

He immediately arranged two squadrons to resist the attack of the Chinese squadrons on both wings. But how could the soldiers of his two squadrons resist the attack of the two battalions of the Second Regiment?

The Japanese troops in the west were defeated by the three-sided attack of the first and second regiments. But the major no longer had to worry about how to explain to the commander, let alone go to the military court, because a mortar shell exploded next to him, directly sending him and several guards back to the tiny island.

The Japanese troops in the west began to retreat under the leadership of a captain.

After the two Golden Eagle Type 400s cleared the remaining Japanese troops at the Xiaoguanzhuang Airport and replenished their ammunition, they began to cooperate with the soldiers of the Second Regiment to fire at the Japanese troops to the east and south of the airport.

The Japanese army's machine gun fire points were fully exposed during the reconnaissance of Golden Eagle No. 4, and the machine gunners were knocked down one after another by Golden Eagle No. 4.

Lacking the support of machine gun fire points, the Japanese army's offensive momentum was greatly reduced. In the end, they had to retreat under the three-dimensional attack of the Second Regiment.

At this time, the battle outside Xiaoguanzhuang Airport was coming to an end.

Brigade Commander Gang looked at the sun and saw that it should be close to noon, so he immediately arranged for his soldiers to clear the debris from the runway of the airport.

More than half an hour later, the roar of planes was heard over Xiaoguanzhuang Airport. The First Army's planes began to transfer to Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

The first H-1 bomber successfully landed at Xiaoguanzhuang Airport. The ground crew inside got out of the bomber and participated in cleaning up Xiaoguanzhuang Airport and directing the landing of the remaining aircraft.

Instructor Yin divided the eight Huaxia 1 and 2 fighters into two waves. The first wave of four landed first to refuel, while the second wave of fighters stayed in the air and cruised.

When the first wave of Hua Xia II fighters took off for cruising after refueling, Instructor Yin's second wave of Hua Xia I II fighters and the remaining bombers landed one after another to refuel.

After destroying the Japanese troops at the airport and repelling the reinforcements, Brigadier General Du did not give in. He ordered his soldiers to continue to consolidate the fortifications to prevent the Japanese troops from attacking the Xiaoguanzhuang airport again.

Two Golden Eagle No. 4s also flew around to scout the situation of the Japanese. Everyone knew the importance of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport in North China, and the Japanese army would never give up Xiaoguanzhuang Airport easily.

Soon, the Huaxia II fighter jets of the First Army on air alert discovered the enemy situation.

When Lieutenant General Tokugawa Yoshitoshi, commander of the Japanese North China Air Force, learned that Xiaoguanzhuang Airport had been occupied by Chinese troops, he immediately sent a mixed aviation squadron consisting of four Type 95 fighters and eight bombers to bomb Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

The reason why he only sent four fighters was because Xiaoguanzhuang Airport had no anti-aircraft weapons, and his main purpose this time was to bomb Xiaoguanzhuang Airport so that the airport could not be used by the Chinese army.

Instructor Yin led the other four Huaxia 12 fighters that were refueling to immediately stop refueling and take off to fight.

The first air battle between the First Army's fighter planes and the Japanese fighter planes broke out over the Xiaoguanzhuang Airport. The First Army's fighter planes outnumbered the Japanese fighter planes.