Devil's Army

When the Japanese Army's 109th Division surrounded Madaoling in Xiyang County with heavy troops, two aviation soldiers from the 129st Army were moving with the Golden Eagle No. together with the th Division headquarters.

When the scouts of the 771st Regiment of the Eighth Route Army discovered that there were Japanese troops around, the Japanese troops had already surrounded Madaoling.

Commander Liu of the 129th Division of the Eighth Route Army soon learned of the dangerous situation of the 771st Regiment from a telegram.

刘师长处于两难境地。身边只有一个直属教导团，刚刚跳出日军109师团的包围圈。他的772团，769团和770团也陆续跳出了日军109师团的包围圈。

If they went back to help, the positions of their main regiments would be exposed, and they would be surrounded by more than 109 Japanese troops from the 129th Division. In that case, the entire 771th Division would be in trouble. If they did not go back to help, the st Regiment would be on the verge of death.

The commander of the 386th Brigade, Chen Geng, asked him to lead the 772nd Regiment to fight a bloody way out from the flank and rescue his 771st Regiment.

This battle would catch the enemy off guard and might open a gap in the Japanese 109th Division, allowing the 771st Regiment to rescue it, but if we are not careful, the 772nd Regiment would also be sucked in.

While Liu Shizi was weighing the pros and cons, Deputy Commander Xu said that two aviation soldiers from the First Anti-Japanese Army had made a suggestion.

"Oh? What good suggestions do they have?"

"They suggested sending a message to their commander-in-chief, asking them to send air force support to bomb the 109th Division of the Japanese Army and blow a hole. Then the 772nd Regiment would attack fiercely from the outside of the Japanese gap inwards, and the 771st Regiment would attack fiercely from the outside of the gap. In this way, the 771st Regiment could jump out of the encirclement of the 109th Division of the Japanese Army."

"That's good. Let the Japanese have a taste of our air force's power. The direction of the breakout is set to the west of Madaoling."

Deputy Division Commander Xu immediately went out and asked the communicator to send a telegram to Wu Lang, the commander-in-chief of the First Anti-Japanese Army, requesting air force reinforcements.

Wu Lang took the telegram from the Eighth Route Army requesting air force support very seriously and immediately asked Instructor Yin to lead the First Aviation Squadron to Madaoling for reinforcement.

The air force of the First Anti-Japanese Army had not arrived yet, but the Japanese were already narrowing the encirclement.

The vanguard of the 771st Regiment had already engaged in a firefight with the vanguard of the Japanese army on the east side of Madaoling.

Commander Yamaoka of the 109th Division of the Japanese Army ordered the troops on both wings to quickly reinforce the east side of Madaoling.

The one engaging in fire with the Japanese army was a company under the 771st Regiment. They used most of their battalion's heavy weapons to block the enemy's attack, making the enemy mistakenly believe that the main force of their regiment was here and that their main force could take the opportunity to break out.

What disappointed Captain Xu was that the scouts came to report that Japanese troops were guarding the other three directions.

If the main force of the 771st Regiment broke out from the west of Madaoling and encountered the Japanese army, the gunfire would definitely attract the surrounding Japanese troops.

Commander Xu fell into deep thought. The Japanese reconnaissance planes were constantly conducting reconnaissance in the air. It would be difficult for the main force of the 77st Regiment to retreat quietly in broad daylight. It would also be difficult for one of their companies to hold off the Japanese until dark.

At this time, the roar of airplanes was heard in the sky again, and Captain Xu subconsciously told the soldiers to take shelter.

What surprised Commander Xu was that this time the plane did not bomb them, but flew over the Japanese positions in front of the company he was responsible for covering and started dropping bombs.

It turned out that Instructor Yin led four Hua Xia II fighter planes to escort six H-771 bombers to reinforce the st Regiment of the Eighth Route Army.

In order to save time, Instructor Yin dispatched all supersonic aircraft this time. It took them less than an hour from receiving the order to reaching Madaoling.

A battalion of the 771th Regiment of the 109th Division of the Japanese Army, which was attacking the 136st Regiment of the Eighth Route Army, heard the roar of the plane and thought it was their own plane. They did not pay any attention and did not launch any air defense.

It was not until the bombs of the 136st Army bombers kept exploding on their positions that the commander of the th Regiment of the Japanese Army, Colonel Ogawa Xuesong, came to his senses. But by then, his soldiers had been blown to pieces by the planes of the devil's army.

While the bombers were bombing the Japanese army, Instructor Yin also targeted the Japanese reconnaissance plane that was conducting reconnaissance. So he stepped on the throttle and chased after the Japanese reconnaissance plane.

When the Japanese reconnaissance plane saw the Devil Force's pointed planes rushing towards it, it immediately made a sharp turn and fled.

However, all this was in vain. Instructor Yin quickly caught up with the reconnaissance plane and shot it down in the wilderness of Madaoling with a barrage of fire.

When Instructor Yin returned to the airspace over the Japanese positions again, the Japanese positions had been bombed by his bombers to pieces, and the Japanese soldiers were dodging the bombing from the planes.

The company commander who was in charge of the blocking mission grabbed his hat in his hand, put his right foot on the fortifications, and looked at the Japanese troops being bombed excitedly.

The orderly next to him asked the company commander:

"Captain, when did the Nationalist Army have such a strong air force?"

"I don't know, let the devils have a taste of the iron eggs of our Chinese Air Force!"

At this time, a messenger came over and delivered an order: Order your company to move closer to the regiment headquarters while the First Anti-Japanese Army Air Force is bombing the Japanese army, and break out from the west of Madaoling!