Devil's Army

The captain of the fifth squadron told him that by the time they arrived, the Japanese had already found the wreckage of Captain Yin's plane before them. It is possible that Captain Yin had been captured by the Japanese.

Captain Ren hung up the phone silently.

"What's the matter?" Captain Xu asked hurriedly when he saw that Ren Shiqiong looked unwell.

"The captain of the fifth squadron found the wreckage of Captain Yin's plane, but Captain Yin's body was not found within the plane or within a few kilometers."

"Isn't that a good thing? It means Captain Yin hasn't died yet."

"But..." Ren Shiqiong didn't dare to say any more.

“But what?”

"The Japanese got there first. The captain of the fifth squadron said that it is possible that Captain Yin was captured by the Japanese."

These students are all students of Captain Yin, and they have a deep relationship with Captain Yin.

"Oh, Captain Xu, the captain of the fifth squadron said they found some freshly torn marks on the wreckage of the plane. It should be that the Japanese used a sharp weapon to cut some of the wreckage back."

"Oh no! The Japanese must want to take the wreckage back for research. Call the captain of the fifth squadron and ask him to find someone to protect the wreckage of the plane and transport it back."

"The captain of the fifth squadron is outside. There is no way to reach them by phone. We can only wait for them to call us. How about asking the signalman to send a telegram to him?"

"Okay, send it right away! The secret of our aircraft cannot fall into the hands of the devils."

Soon, the captain of the fifth squadron replied and reported their location to Captain Xu.

Captain Ren immediately called Wu Lang and asked him to arrange trucks and manpower to pull back the wreckage of Captain Yin's fighter plane.

Wu Lang took it very seriously, as it was related to the secret of the First Army's supersonic aircraft, and arranged three trucks and soldiers to rush to the accident site overnight. He also sent a telegram to the captain of the Fifth Squadron: Send someone to guard the wreckage of the plane and forbid anyone to approach.

The next day, Japanese Army Commander Nagano Yuichiro ordered the Third Battalion to begin attacking the Second Company's second fortification.

The artillery of the 11th Regiment of the Japanese Army began to attack the second fortification of the Second Company, and Japanese planes also came to join in the fun and participate in the bombing of the fortifications.

The soldiers of the Second Company were unable to avoid the shock waves of the Japanese bombers' bombs in their fortifications. Soldiers were constantly blown out of their fortifications. Some soldiers were bleeding from all seven orifices due to the shock waves of the bombs.

Captain Ren asked Captain Xu for permission to send bombers for support. At this time, the signalman sent a telegram for help from Fengrun County:

Fengrun County was attacked by the Japanese Army's 11th Mixed Brigade and aircraft. However, the two routes to reinforce Fengrun County were blocked by the Japanese Army's 11th Mixed Brigade, and the reinforcements from Ji County could not break through the Japanese defense line for a while.

According to the report from the observation post at Xiaoguanzhuang Airport, the Japanese planes that attacked this time were not only the remaining 20 or so, but also two new fighter squadrons.

Captain Xu asked Captain Ren to lead the first wave of four H-1 bombers to support the battlefield around Xiaoguanzhuang Airport. He and two trainees from a tribe led the second wave of five H-1 bombers to support Fengrun County.

Squadron Leader Ren led his fleet of aircraft to arrive first at the most critical position north of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

The airspace of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport was the main battlefield of the Japanese Air Force, where the Japanese had more than 30 Type fighters. When they saw the squadron leader Ren's aircraft formation, they immediately surrounded them.

Seeing that all the Japanese fighter planes were attracted to them, Squadron Leader Ren immediately flew south.

The four H-1 bombers in the squadron formation of Captain Ren flew north, with four Japanese Type 95 fighters chasing them.

After squadron leader Ren led most of the Japanese fighter planes away, they suddenly made a small turn and pounced on the Japanese bombers that were bombing the positions north of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

At this time, the Second Company had just repelled a wave of attacks from the Japanese 11th Regiment, but the casualties were too heavy and they were no longer able to hold the second line of defense.

The commander of the first battalion ordered the third company to come over to relieve the guard, but they were bombed by two Japanese bombers. Many soldiers fell in the explosion of the bombs of the Japanese bombers before they could kill a single Japanese soldier.

The two Japanese bombers apparently discovered the two fighter planes of the Devil's Force that were rushing towards them, and they quickly stopped bombing and tried to escape.

Ren Shiqiong and his comrades quickly caught up with the two Japanese bombers, and a series of firepower output directly caused them to explode in mid-air.

After the four H-1 bombers of the First Army led the four Japanese fighter planes following them to the north, they suddenly turned around and attacked the artillery position of Lieutenant Colonel Nagano Yuichiro who was bombing the position of the Second Company.

Two more planes flew over the soldiers of the 11rd Battalion of the th Regiment of the Japanese Army who were gathering to launch a new attack on the nd Company's position.

Aerial bombs hit the Japanese artillery positions and infantry assembly areas.

Several Japanese mountain artillery pieces were blown into pieces, and the assembled Japanese soldiers who were not killed sought places to hide.

The third company commander took the opportunity to shake off the dirt on his body and led the soldiers of the third company to trot to the second fortification to exchange guard with the second company.

A regiment commander stood at the battlefield command center and watched all this, feeling very heavy-hearted.

Today, two of his companies were crippled. His regiment, including the battalion directly under him, has twelve companies and cannot even hold out for a week.

Their regiment was reduced to only a battalion in the North China battlefield, and they had just recruited new soldiers during this period!