Devil's Army

The squadron led by Saejiro tried its best to stop the attack of the first and second battalions, but the first and second battalions had an absolute advantage in manpower and firepower, and the Japanese army's resistance became increasingly difficult.

After more than 20 minutes, the Japanese army finally couldn't hold out and began to flee in all directions, with the soldiers of the first and second battalions chasing them closely.

The commander-in-chief's order this time was very clear, which was to cut off the Japanese army's finger.

The game of Eagle Catches Chicken was launched vigorously outside Fengrun City.

In the early days of the Anti-Japanese War, the Japanese army was generally very stubborn, so few were taken prisoners. However, the soldiers of the first and second battalions did not think about taking prisoners. When they saw the devils, they basically shot them, and if they were not dead, they would stab them with bayonets.

More than an hour later, almost all the Japanese soldiers from Sano Jiro's two squadrons were wiped out.

After cleaning up the battlefield, the soldiers from the first and second battalions buried the bodies of the Japanese soldiers in a row of ditches dug beside the woods outside Fengrun City.

With the failure of the Japanese attack on Fengrun County, Itagaki Seishirō's plan to surround Xiaoguanzhuang Airport from all sides also failed. However, the battles on the east, west and north sides of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport were getting closer.

At the Xiaoguanzhuang Airport, the First Army's H-1 bombers were busy refueling and refueling with Japanese aerial bombs, while all the Huaxia II fighters took off.

The commander of the 11th Brigade, who was in charge of guarding the airport, looked at the Huaxia II fighter planes that kept rising into the sky and was puzzled. The Japanese planes had not been scared off yet, and they were coming again?

After a while, Hua Xia II escorted a group of planes and flew over Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

As they flew closer, the commander of the first regiment saw clearly that Commander Leng had transferred the Voltir bombers and Hawk III fighters produced by the tribe in the early stage to the Xiaoguanzhuang airport. There were a total of ten Voltir bombers and five Hawk III fighters.

After all the planes landed, Instructor Yin formed a formation based on the existing planes at Xiaoguanzhuang Airport: his Hua Xia 1 fighter and another three Hua Xia 2 fighters and five Voltir bombers, and five H-1 bombers were the First Air Squadron; another four Hua Xia 2 fighters and five Voltir bombers, and five H-1 bombers were the Second Air Squadron.

The five transferred Hawk III fighters had performance comparable to that of the Japanese Type 95 fighters. In order to ensure the safety of the pilots, they would not participate in combat missions unless absolutely necessary.

This not only ensures the attack and bombing capability of the First Army's air force, but also ensures that every battle is escorted and protected by cross-generational supersonic aircraft.

A day later, the 11th Regiment of the th Brigade of the th Division of the Japanese Army surrounded the Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

The 11th Regiment of the th Brigade of the th Division of the Japanese Army came from Hiroshima, so their th Division is also called the Hiroshima Division. They once participated in the Sino-Japanese War of -, and were fierce and good at fighting, known as the "Steel Army".

Wu Lang decided to cripple this "Steel Army" that had committed numerous atrocities against the Chinese nation!

The 11st Battalion of the th Regiment of the Japanese Army took the lead in launching an attack from the west of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

The Japanese 11th Regiment's st Battalion also used heavy artillery to lead the way. Before the soldiers launched the attack, their battalion's heavy artillery and mortars all bombarded the positions of the st Battalion of the nd Regiment fiercely. The bombardment was so fierce that even the ground was shaking.

Unfortunately, the artillery of the First Battalion could not be so arrogant for long. In the blink of an eye, the planes of the First Aviation Squadron of the First Army at Xiaoguanzhuang Airport flew over the First Battalion of the Japanese Army.

Since the Japanese First Battalion was not equipped with anti-aircraft weapons, the five Volttier bombers and five H-1 bombers of the First Air Squadron of the First Army, loaded with bombs from the Japanese ammunition depot at Xiaoguanzhuang Airport, indiscriminately bombed the Japanese heavy artillery positions, infantry assembly areas and headquarters.

The three 30mm machine guns on the nose and fuselage of the four escorting Hua Xia II fighter planes also kept firing at the Japanese infantry.

The sound of the Japanese heavy artillery position that was bombarding the position of the First Battalion of the Second Regiment suddenly stopped, and the sound of explosions continued. One after another, the wheels of heavy artillery and small mountain artillery were blown off and the barrels flew everywhere.

Where the infantry gathered was a scene of blood flying everywhere.

After the First Army's planes flew away, the position of the First Battalion of the Japanese Army was already filled with wounded soldiers wailing and the formation was in chaos.

The Japanese 1st Battalion realized the passivity and helplessness of not having air superiority.

The commander of the 11th Wing of the Japanese Army received the report from the commander of the First Brigade and immediately asked the Air Force for help. However, the main force of the Japanese Air Force was mainly focused on attacking the Jinpu Line and Taiyuan. There were not many fighter planes at the nearby airports, so they did not dare to engage in an air battle with the sharp-nosed aircraft of the First Army.

Without the support of the air force, the Japanese 11th Regiment, known as the Iron Army, regrouped and fiercely attacked the positions of the st Battalion of the nd Regiment. However, they were met with tenacious resistance from the soldiers of the st Battalion of the nd Regiment.

What made the captain uncomfortable was that the Chinese bombers flew over from time to time to drop bombs on their charging troops. This caused heavy casualties to the Japanese troops exposed outside the bunkers, and they were unable to organize a continuous and fierce attack.

The Japanese captain had to order his soldiers to retreat and rest. The front of the 1st Battalion of the 2nd Regiment was full of mutilated bodies of Japanese soldiers who had been bombed by planes.