Devil's Army

While Captain Tian pretended to take out his ID with his left hand, he reached behind him with his right hand, pulled out a pistol, and shot the second lieutenant.

Then he fired at the two Japanese machine gunners behind the second lieutenant.

Two Japanese machine gunners were knocked down by Captain Tian and lay behind the heavy machine gun.

The members of the Seventh Squadron took the opportunity to open fire and launched a strong attack on the Fourth Battery.

The Japanese troops at the gate of the Fourth Battery were suddenly attacked by the Seventh Squadron and could not resist and retreated.

Captain Tian ordered his soldiers to keep up with the retreating Japanese troops, because he knew that if the Japanese pulled away from them, their artillery would fire at them.

The commander of the Japanese army at the Fourth Battery was a captain, and the lieutenant reported to him that the devil troops had followed behind their troops and attacked.

"Fire, fire immediately!" the captain ordered the lieutenant anxiously.

"Captain, our soldiers have not yet withdrawn."

"So what? Fire and blow up all the devil troops!"

"Hi!"

After a while, shells fell among the retreating Japanese troops and members of the Special Forces Squadron 7.

A Japanese soldier and a member of the Seventh Squadron were blown into the sky by artillery shells, and then fell heavily to the ground.

"Captain, is this Japanese commander crazy? He even blows up his own people?" a small captain asked anxiously.

"The devil's mind cannot be thought of in the same way as a human mind."

"Captain, we have suffered too many casualties. Should we withdraw?"

"We can't retreat. The terrain of the Fourth Battery is difficult. If we retreat and then attack again, the casualties will be greater. Order the Golden Eagle to attack the Japanese artillery and disrupt their bombing."

"Yes!"

Shortly after the first squad leader left, two Golden Eagle Type 4s arrived over the Japanese artillery position. Two Type 92 heavy machine guns on their abdomens began to "da da da..." fire at the Japanese artillery on the position.

The members of the First Squadron seized the opportunity and desperately pursued the retreating Japanese troops.

The Japanese artillery protection force of the Fourth Battery organized a second line of defense and began to block the attacking members of the Seventh Squadron.

The Type 95 automatic rifles equipped by the 7th Squadron gave them the upper hand in the shootout with the Japanese army.

The Japanese army had to use human wave tactics to continuously fill the gaps in the number of Japanese troops that were knocked down by the 7th Squadron.

The Japanese artillery was fired upon by the golden eagles, and they raised their guns in a hurry to fight back, but it was useless, and they could only hear the sound of "ding ding dang dang..."

The Japanese commander stationed at Shanhaiguan heard that the four artillery batteries were attacked by the devil troops at the Guandong Governor's Office in Shanhaiguan, and issued two orders in succession, ordering the Japanese troops in Dongguan Jiaochang and Dongluocheng to rush to reinforce. He knew clearly what it meant to lose the four artillery batteries.

The Japanese troops in Dongguan Jiaochang and Dongluocheng did not dare to neglect the order and immediately rushed to the Fourth Fort to reinforce them, because they knew that they were all within the range of the Fourth Fort's artillery.

Fierce gunfire soon rang out on both sides of the outer perimeter of the Fourth Battery.

As the Japanese reinforcements from Dongguan Jiaochang and Dongluocheng continued to arrive, the pressure on the First Company of the First Battalion and the Second Company became greater and greater. However, they had no choice but to use their flesh and blood to withstand the Japanese bombing and block the Japanese charge.

A company commander was hit in the abdomen by a piece of shrapnel while directing a battle. The sharp shrapnel cut a hole in his lower abdomen.

Blood and small intestine flowed out from the company captain's lower abdominal wound.

The deputy company commander next to him saw this and called loudly for the medical staff.

The medic heard the deputy company commander's shout, but before he could rush over, another shell hit him, blowing away the company commander and the deputy company commander together.

The battle for the Fourth Battery is still going on, and the brutal blocking battle outside the Fourth Battery is still going on.

Seeing that the east gate of Shanhaiguan could not be taken down after a long time, Wang Zhuangfei called for air force support.

After a while, five Hua Xia II fighters of the First Army, escorting five H-1 bombers and five Voltir bombers, took off from Xiaoling Mountain in Jinzhou and headed straight for Shanhaiguan.

Soon, the Japanese troops at the east gate of Shanhaiguan were bombed by the First Army bombers.

The First Army's air force soon discovered that the First and Second Companies were struggling outside the Fourth Battery.

The First Army's Voltaire bombers quickly turned to the perimeter of the Fourth Battery and launched a heavy bombardment on the Japanese troops that were bombing the First and Second Companies.

The Japanese artillery positions in Dongguanjiaochang and Dongluocheng were successively destroyed by the First Army's bombers.

The pressure on the soldiers of the second company, which was struggling to hold on, was instantly reduced.

A H-1 bomber from the First Army flew over the Guandong Governor-General's Office at Shanhaiguan, lowered its altitude, and dropped two bombs at the Guandong Governor-General's Office.

The major was knocked down beside his desk by an aerial bomb. He stood up, shook his dizzy head, and called for air force support.

At this time, nearly 1/3 of the Japanese North China Front Air Force's aircraft were destroyed by the First Army Air Force in Tangshan, and most of the remaining aircraft were sent to the southern battlefield. There were only a handful of aircraft that could be deployed. However, the military importance of Shanhaiguan forced them to reinforce.

After a while, the Japanese North China Front Army's temporary air corps, which had lost air superiority in the Huludao air battle, gathered a fighter squadron and a bomber squadron and flew over Shanhaiguan.

Fierce gunfire also rang out over Shanhaiguan.