Devil's Army

After the pilot of the First Army flew the damaged Hua Xia II fighter back to the Tangxia Village temporary airport, the ground crew immediately repaired the Hua Xia II fighter.

At noon, Captain Xu, Captain Ren and others returned one after another.

During lunch, Captain Xu severely criticized the pilot:

"The Japanese lost two planes this time, and we also had one plane damaged. But the Japanese can afford the loss, but we can't."

"I'm sorry, Captain, I was too impulsive!" the pilot apologized.

"This time, the Japanese commander Tokugawa clearly wanted to fight a war of attrition with us. They dispatched more than 60 fighters, while we only had 9 fighters in total. Even if he lost three fighters in exchange for shooting down one of ours, he still had more than 30 fighters. Moreover, his entire North China Provisional Air Corps had nearly 400 aircraft."

"Captain Xu is right. The purpose of the large-scale deployment of the Japanese Air Force this time is to destroy all our planes. As long as all our planes are destroyed, there will be no way we can achieve air superiority." Captain Ren took over the topic.

"Captain, without our support, the ground forces will most likely be breached by the Japanese army's ground-to-air attack. If the Xiaoguanzhuang Airport is occupied by the Japanese army, we will also have no way to gain air superiority."

Everyone knows that the Tangxia Village temporary airport is just a temporary airport, and its various hardware equipment are far from comparable to those of the Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

At this time, a bomber pilot made a suggestion to Captain Xu, saying that he had a way to shoot down the Japanese fighter planes.

After he finished explaining his idea, both Captain Xu and Captain Ren thought it was feasible.

Just when the First Army was fighting hard with the Japanese Fifth Division, the 109th Mixed Brigade and the th Division, the Jidong Anti-Japanese Allied Forces active in Jidong, led by Captain Shang, attacked the transport team of the Japanese Fifth Division.

Although this battle did not kill many soldiers of the Japanese transport team, it successfully destroyed the ammunition transported by the Japanese transport team, leaving the Japanese artillery attacking Linnancang Town without any shells.

After lunch, Captain Xu began to arrange combat tasks.

As one Hua Xia II fighter jet of the First Army was damaged and is undergoing repair, the First Army now has only eight Hua Xia II fighter jets left.

Captain Xu arranged four Huaxia-2 ​​fighters and four H-1 bombers as the first formation.

Squadron leader Ren led four Huaxia-2 ​​fighters and four H-1 bombers to form the second formation.

After the formation was completed, Captain Xu's first formation took off first and arrived at the battlefield airspace north of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

The four H-1000 bombers of the first formation were flying at an altitude of 11 meters, preparing to bomb the th Regiment of the th Division of the Japanese Army which was attacking the third fortification north of Xiaoguanzhuang.

Captain Xu took the four Hua Xia II fighter planes of the first formation and hid above the clouds at an altitude of 4000 meters, closely watching the movements of the Japanese fighter planes.

As expected by the bomber pilot, the Japanese fighter squadron that was cruising to protect its bombers saw four bombers of the First Army flying over without any fighter protection, so they arranged four Type 95 fighters to chase them.

The First Army bombers, which had no time to drop their bombs, immediately turned and flew away from the airspace north of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport.

The four Japanese fighter planes chased after them at full speed. They wanted to shoot down these indestructible cockroaches.

Before they could catch up with the four bombers of the First Army, Captain Xu and four Hua Xia II fighter planes swooped down as fast as an eagle catching chicks.

The pilots of the two Japanese fighter planes discovered the Devil Force's pointed fighter planes rushing towards them and immediately fled at full speed.

Unfortunately, the huge difference in speed made their wish become a delusion.

Captain Xu and his four Hua Xia II fighter planes quickly locked onto their targets and fired in succession.

The four Japanese fighter planes either exploded in mid-air or crashed heavily to the ground.

At the same time, the second formation led by squadron leader Ren also used the same method to shoot down four Japanese fighter planes over the Japanese Xinyin Town.

Afterwards, Captain Ren and his team flew to the airspace north of Xiaoguanzhuang according to the plan agreed upon in advance.

After Captain Xu and his team shot down the Japanese fighter plane, they immediately flew to the airspace north of Xiaoguanzhuang.

They had to concentrate the eight Huaxia II fighters from the two formations of the First Army to fight against the remaining eight Type 1 fighters of the Japanese army in the north of Xiaoguanzhuang. In a 1: duel, the Japanese fighters had no chance of winning.

When the eight Japanese fighter planes in the airspace north of Xiaoguanzhuang Airport saw the First Army's pointed-nose planes flying towards them, they immediately flew towards the patrolling Japanese fighter squadron.

The Japanese bombers that were bombing the third fortification north of Xiaoguanzhuang also flew towards the fighter squadron.

After Captain Xu shot down two Japanese bombers during the pursuit, he saw a group of Japanese fighter planes approaching and quickly flew away from the airspace north of Xiaoguanzhuang.

The four bombers of the First Army of the First Formation took the opportunity to bomb the Japanese infantry that were attacking the third fortification north of Xiaoguanzhuang, and then flew away from the airspace north of Xiaoguanzhuang.