Devil's Army

The soldiers of the first company lifted the canvas on the back of the truck and found that there were no Japanese special forces soldiers in the truck at all, but a group of Japanese women with pale faces who were shivering.

The battalion commander was speechless as he looked at the sobbing Japanese women. He had to march with his entire battalion and suffered dozens of casualties to capture more than 100 Japanese women? But the result was already like this, and he could only report to the regiment commander.

After hearing the report from the battalion commander, the regiment commander was speechless for a long time.

These devils have different brains. With the war approaching, they are not thinking about how to win the battle, but want a group of women to comfort the troops.

He ordered a battalion commander to take all these Japanese women to Ji County and wait for the decision of Commander-in-Chief He.

Wu Lang was also troubled by this special victory. If it was the Japanese, he would send them back to the island country in a few seconds. But he couldn't do anything to these 100 women who were powerless.

Most of these Japanese women came from poor families and were deceived and bewitched by militarism to serve their country in this special way. He asked Gray Wolf how to deal with these more than 100 special forces.

Gray Wolf was open-minded about this. He instructed Wu Wolf: since they have been captured, it is impossible to feed them and waste food, and it is even more impossible to spend money to send them back to the island country. Just let them stay and do what they can.

Wulang then set up a special department to make them responsible for modifying the confiscated Japanese military uniforms. Some were assigned to the medical clinic to help wash bandages and do other things within their capacity.

Shortly after the battle ended, Zhao Shutong and Captain Tu and his men also arrived in Sanhe County.

Sanhe County was the outpost. Captain Tu and his men rested here for a day and then rushed to Ji County the next day.

When Gray Wolf heard that his squadron had returned, he hurried to the playground.

Captain Tu has already lined up more than 160 soldiers on the playground, waiting for Gray Wolf's inspection.

Gray Wolf looked at the more than 100 soldiers whose uniforms were tattered but full of energy and said:

“You’re home!”

"Home" is such a warm word! The soldiers responded with warm applause.

Wu Lang incorporated all the soldiers brought back by Captain Tu into the new recruits for training.

At this time, Wu Lang received bad news from Captain Wei in Tianjin: the Tianjin Airport had been renovated and completed, and planes were gradually entering the Tianjin Airport.

Wu Lang instructed Captain Wei to scout the situation at Tianjin Airport and see if he could launch another airstrike. But Captain Wei's intelligence disappointed Wu Lang. The Tianjin Airport was heavily guarded and equipped with a lot of anti-aircraft weapons.

This is normal. The Japanese suffered such heavy losses at the two major airports in Beijing and Tianjin last time that it is impossible for them not to strengthen their defenses.

Wu Lang selected more than 6500 of the more than 500 trained recruits and assigned them to the 364th Brigade of the Sichuan Army, and the remaining 6000 recruits were assigned to the nd Brigade and the th Brigade.

The soldiers of the 2nd and 5th Brigades finally reached the strength they had when they arrived at the North China battlefield.

Gray Wolf's three special operations squadrons were all crippled. He instructed the Jackal in the tribe who was training special operations soldiers to dispatch a group of trained special operations soldiers to supplement his three special operations squadrons.

The Wulang Gang's five-county anti-Japanese guerrilla corps all replaced their weapons with Japanese weapons, and asked Captain Hu to take the guerrilla corps away as soon as possible so that they could support them from the periphery when the Japanese army surrounded the base.

Soon, Captain Chen in Beiping also sent an urgent telegram: Beiping Nanyuan Airport was also built. Anti-aircraft artillery positions were also added to the periphery. Japanese planes were stationed in Nanyuan Airport one after another.

When the Golden Eagle approached the outskirts of Nanyuan Airport, it was fired upon by Japanese anti-aircraft artillery and had to retreat.

The Japanese army's two main airports in North China were put into use, and their major offensive against the Anti-Japanese First Army's Tangshan base also entered the countdown stage.

The air defense capabilities of Peiping's Nanyuan Airport were even stronger than before the reconstruction, making another air raid very difficult.

Wulang and Huilang were analyzing various intelligence reports from the Japanese North China Front in the operations room during this period, speculating on the possible directions of the Japanese attack.

Judging from the deployment of Japanese troops on all four sides of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport, it is very likely that the Japanese army, with the cooperation of the temporary aviation corps, launched an attack simultaneously from the east, west and north sides of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

Gray Wolf added: Various signs indicate that the Japanese army may attack Fengrun County at the same time as attacking Xiaoguanzhuang Airport, completely blocking the only passage between Xiaoguanzhuang Airport and the outside world.

Gray Wolf looked at the sand table for a while, pointed at it and said: The defenses of Bailonggang Bridge, Sanchakou, Panshan and Huangyaguan Great Wall positions must also be strengthened to prevent the Japanese from attacking Jixian at the same time.

When Wulang heard what Huilang said, he immediately called the Third Brigade Commander Li and asked them to strengthen the patrol and defense of the Bailonggang Bridge, Sanchakou and Panshan, and Huangyaguan Great Wall positions.

Worried about the loss of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport, the plane had a long way to fly back to the tribe. Wu Lang urged the officers and soldiers of the Fifth Brigade stationed in Tangxia Village to quickly complete the simple airport for their planes to land temporarily. They also stored some fuel and ammunition nearby in advance.