Devil's Army

Although Captain Lu's Fourth Squadron played very passively, they had only one idea: to do their best to complete the mission.

The soldiers of the First Army's mobile force fired artillery and machine gun fire at the Japanese troops in front of them from their tanks.

Three more tanks continued to bombard the Japanese who were attacking the fuel depot.

The Japanese army's frenzied attack was contained for a time.

Just as the two sides were fighting hard, gunshots were heard outside the military camp.

The second and third battalions of the first regiment came to reinforce and arrived at the military camp, where they engaged in a fierce battle with the Japanese outside the camp.

The Japanese were completely defeated by the pincer attack of the 4th Squadron of the Special Operations Team and the two battalions of the 2nd Regiment. After holding out for a while, they had to retreat.

The soldiers of the first regiment did not pursue the fleeing Japanese, but left a platoon of guards at the gate of the military camp, while the other soldiers quickly loaded the fuel onto the trucks.

After loading all the fuel onto the trucks, the soldiers cleaned up the barracks, and then twelve tanks led the way, heading towards the east gate of Luan County.

After the 4th Squadron and the 2nd and 3rd Battalions of the 1st Regiment retreated, the commander of the 1st Battalion, who was confronting the Japanese army at the south gate of Luan County, received a report from the signalman: the mission has been completed, and the regiment commander ordered your battalion to retreat. The commander of the 1st Battalion then began to withdraw from the battlefield in an orderly manner.

The Japanese soldiers who were fighting in the streets with the devil troops in Luan County were surprised and happy to see the devil troops retreat. They didn't expect that they could finally withstand the attack of the devil troops.

The Japanese squadron leader who was in charge of resisting the Devil Force's attack at the south gate of Luan County attributed the retreat of the Devil Force to the arrival of their reinforcements, and quickly reoccupied the south gate of Luan County.

While retreating, the regiment commander also sent a signalman to notify the 364th Brigade of the Sichuan Army, which was responsible for blocking reinforcements, to retreat.

Brigade Commander Wang received an order to leave the Third Battalion behind as a guard while the rest of the troops began to retreat.

The Japanese commander Katano Sadami ordered the bombardment of the third battalion's position. He wanted to enter Luan County as soon as possible.

He had received a report from the vanguard of their 21st Regiment that the Luanxian Command Headquarters was attacked and the captain of the First Brigade was killed. The twelve tanks of the First Mobile Squadron and the fuel in the fuel depot were all swept away by the devil troops.

Seeing that the main force had successfully retreated, the commander of the third battalion of the 364th Brigade immediately ordered the third battalion to retreat in turns, and the brigade's mortar soldiers fired all the shells in their hands at the Japanese.

The "boom..." explosion of mortar shells blocked the Japanese attack.

After the mortar shells stopped exploding, a group of Japanese soldiers successfully rushed to the position of the third battalion. However, there was no trace of any soldiers from the Devil's Army on the position.

A large group of soldiers quickly entered Luan County and arrived at the headquarters. However, the headquarters was already in a mess, and all the movable items had been taken away by the devil troops. The dead soldiers were stripped of their clothes except for a loincloth.

The captain of the Japanese army was furious and decided to kill a group of Chinese to vent his anger.

Japanese soldiers began to drive the people from house to house and gathered them in the dilapidated military camps, which were surrounded by machine guns on all four sides.

Wu Lang knew the nature of the Japs and was worried that since they had suffered such a great loss in Luan County, they would most likely take their anger out on the common people.

He asked the Army Aviation soldiers to arrange a Golden Eagle No. 4 to scout the situation in Luan County when the regiment commander retreated.

Soon, the Golden Eagle No. 4 flying over the military camp reported to the headquarters that the Japanese were preparing to massacre the people of Luan County.

At this time, the Japanese machine guns were already loaded, and a human tragedy could happen at any time.

Wu Lang ordered the remaining two Golden Eagle No. 4s at Xiaoguanzhuang Airport to fly to Luan County. The Golden Eagle No. 4s over Luan County immediately attacked the Japanese and created chaos.

The Army Aviation soldier received the order and piloted the Golden Eagle No. 4 towards the military camp command desk.

The captain in front of the command platform of the Japanese military camp was holding his command knife, looking coldly at the civilians who were constantly being driven into the military camp.

The two Japanese guards next to the captain quickly saw the Golden Eagle drone swooping towards them and immediately knocked the captain to the ground.

As soon as the Golden Eagle No. 4 pounced over, the machine gun on its abdomen immediately started firing "da da da..." at the Japanese officers on the command platform of the military camp.

The Japanese battalion commander was lucky enough to escape, but several squadron leaders around him were not so lucky and all received boxed lunches.

After the Golden Eagle finished shooting at the Japanese officer on the command platform, it immediately shot at the Japanese machine gunner who was about to shoot at the civilians nearby.

The Japanese soldiers kept shooting at the golden eagle, and a series of "ding-dong-dong" metal collision sounds came from the golden eagle's abdomen. The civilians in the barracks also took advantage of the chaos to escape from the barracks. But at this time, the Japanese army had no time to care about these civilians.

The Japanese bullets did not do any harm to the golden eagle, and the Japanese looked at it helplessly. At this time, two more Golden Eagle No. 4s flew over from the sky.

Soon, the two Golden Eagle No. 4s also participated in the attack on the Japanese army.

Under the protection of the guards nearby, the captain quickly hid in the command room, and the soldiers nearby also ran towards the rooms in the barracks.

Seeing that they had successfully rescued the civilians, the aviation soldiers left one Golden Eagle No. 4 with more bullets to continue watching Luan County, while the other two flew back to Xiaoguanzhuang Airport to replenish ammunition.