Time travel! Regrets will never happen again!

On the fifth day of the Lunar New Year, the 78th Army Air Force dispatched 20 B17 bombers to launch an air strike on TaiY under the cover of 20 escort fighters.

At the same time, some mixed teams composed of Stukas and P51s began to attack everywhere, constantly attacking various Japanese airports.

Years ago, the Japanese Third Air Brigade stationed in Shanxi Province actually received 50 fighter jets as reinforcements from the country.

Equipped with brand new Zero fighter planes, on the third day after receiving reinforcements, the Japanese took the initiative to launch a fierce battle with the 78th Army's aviation brigade in the north of Shuozhou City.

But the Japanese didn’t know that they were now facing an air force with much greater strength.

More than 70 Flying Tigers pilots have joined, plus some students from the Central Aviation School, and now the number of pilots in the 78th Army Aviation Brigade has officially exceeded 300.

The first batch of 300 pilots at the base’s own aviation academy are still receiving intensive training, but it will take three months to graduate.

The second batch of flight trainees were also recruited again, and this time there were more people coming.

With the help of superior fighter planes such as Hellcat and P51, as well as a ground command radar command system that was far ahead of the Japanese army.

The Japanese army's counterattack this time became their last swan song in the air of Shanxi Province.

The Air Brigade lost 4 fighter planes, damaged 5, and killed two pilots, and shot down 41 Japanese fighters and 11 bombers.

Today's bombing operation is to vent the anger accumulated from the Japanese air raids years ago.

The shrill sound of the air defense alarm "Woo-woo-woo" resounded throughout the entire airport, and the Japanese pilots quickly ran towards the fighter planes that were being pulled out of the hangar.

"Boom, boom, boom!" The airport's anti-aircraft guns have begun roaring unwillingly at the huge formation of bombers.

It’s just that the anti-aircraft firepower of the Japanese airport is not dense. The Chinese sky has always been their world, so naturally they do not attach importance to air defense operations.

Even after suffering a disastrous defeat in the air, they still stubbornly refused to strengthen their air defense capabilities.

Of course, it is also possible that they wanted to, but the Japanese military did not allocate these anti-aircraft guns in a timely manner. Now the entire Japanese country is focusing on the Pacific battlefield.

Their attack on Guadalcanal had completely failed, and the US military began to counterattack. Those islands in the South Pacific needed those anti-aircraft guns more than here.

The Japanese did not set up a radar station here, so they had to wait until the sound of the aircraft formation was made before they were seen by the airport's air defense observation post.

Just after the anti-aircraft guns fired a few shots, 500-kilogram incendiary bombs fell from the sky.

"Boom" a ball of orange fire rose up from the ground. This was the Japanese air defense position.

They were targeted by several Stuka planes. More than a dozen Japanese soldiers were engulfed in flames, but they stubbornly ran out of the sea of ​​fire.

But after just a few steps, he fell down headfirst.

"Baga!" Major Oda, the commander of the anti-aircraft position, stood next to a 20mm machine gun.

The command knife in his hand pointed straight at the Stuka in the air that had already started diving and was making a sharp whistling sound.

"Boom, boom, boom!" 20mm shells exploded around the fighter plane, but the pilot was not afraid at all. He held the control stick tightly.

When the altitude was less than 400 meters, the 500-kilogram aerial incendiary bomb under the belly of the fighter plane broke away from it.

The entire fighter plane immediately turned level and then rose again. Ten seconds later, the pilot heard a loud "boom" behind him.

He turned his head to look at the orange-red fireball, and the corners of his mouth couldn't help but curl up. You little Japanese devils, you deserve this day.

Li Donghai was already a veteran pilot of the National Army. He had been flying fighter planes to fight against the Japanese since the Battle of Songhu.

However, the performance of aircraft at that time was not as good as that of the Japanese army. In addition, the loss of fighter planes in the later period was too great, and there were simply not enough fighter planes to take off and fight.

Finally, he was arranged to serve as a flight instructor in the newly established Central Aviation School in the southwest. He came here last year when the group of flight cadet graduates came to Guancen Mountain.

Of course he stayed here in the end. Today he was flying this Stuka just to teach the Japanese a lesson.

He also wanted to avenge his comrades who shed their blood in the sky. At the Guancenshan Base, veteran pilots like him owned more than two planes.

At the same time, the base also requires that their pilots cannot just fly a single type of fighter, but must master the flying techniques of multiple fighters.

Take Li Donghai for example, he can fly four types of aircraft, including Stuka, BF109, BF190 and P51.

Of course, most of the time he was flying fighter jets, but after the air battle that broke out a few years ago, there were fewer and fewer Japanese fighter planes in the sky of Shanxi Province.

These fighter pilots are about to lose their jobs. The Japanese now have very few fighter planes and are determined not to take off into the air to fight again.

Li Donghae could only drive the Stura to the Japanese airport to vent his anger.

On that day, many Japanese airports, military camps, and important material warehouses around the entire Jin-Cha-Ji area were all attacked by air strikes. When General Okamura Yasuji learned the news, he could only sigh helplessly.

The last time, dozens of the latest fighter planes that the Empire sent as reinforcements from its homeland were all destroyed in just one air battle.

These are the most advanced fighter jets in the Empire, and even they are no match for the Chinese Air Force. How can the remaining old-fashioned aircraft fight against the Chinese Air Force?

When the Japanese army was in trouble, Wang Chun also rarely smashed a cup in the headquarters.

Just now he received a telegram from the personnel of the 78th Army Logistics Department stationed in Shancheng, saying that the 20 tons of food that they had traded with the Americans for weapons and medicines had inexplicably disappeared.

At first I thought it was the Americans' doing, but the U.S. military showed me the border handover procedures, which clearly stated the National Government's Logistics Department.

However, the logistics officials in Shancheng said that they had not received a single grain of food, and the logistics personnel of the 78th Army naturally disagreed.

They took out the U.S. military's handover procedures in the border area, and the middle-aged logistics officer was speechless.

So he started saying that he needed to investigate, wondering if his subordinates had made a mistake, and that he needed to give them a week to investigate.

A week later, they continued to prevaricate, and another week passed. Until a month and a half after the grain handover procedures were completed, the Logistics Department of the 78th Army still had not received any response from the National Government.

Finally, through private connections, I found out that this batch of grain had already been intercepted by someone.

The one who intercepted the grain was not someone else, but the Seven Star Company under the Kong family. The eldest son of the Kong family personally intervened and led people to seal off the grain warehouse.

Then, within two days, they moved all 200,000 tons of grain into their own warehouse, and then began to sell the grain at a high price in the market.

After hearing the news, the staff of the 78th Army's Logistics Department stationed in Shancheng were so angry that they went to the door to argue, but were finally beaten out with sticks.

He was still not satisfied, so he bribed the Shancheng Police Station and arrested him on charges of disrupting the overall situation of the War of Resistance and provoking disturbances.

This group of logistics personnel from the 78th Army, although they are not part of a military unit, they still have all the pride that the 78th Army should have.

No matter how those guys beat and tortured them, they just refused to utter a word. Finally, the police chief was afraid that the matter would get out of hand. After all, the Kong family was in the wrong first, and if they were still refusing to give in, the government would lose face if the news leaked out.

Eventually, they were all released after being detained for more than ten days. However, when Wang Chun received the news, these people had not yet been released.

"Very good! Very good! Very good! I have heard that the Seven Star Company owned by the eldest son of the Kong family is extremely capable and has extremely bad manners. Not only does it not resell aid materials, but now it is openly robbing military food!"

"Very good! Very good! Shen Gouzi, if I remember correctly, there is a warehouse of the Seven Star Company in Chang'an City!"

"Commander! I think we should report this to the Military Commission! If we take direct action... after all, the other party is the Kong family!"

Shen Mengdan was a little hesitant. After all, the target this time was the Seven Star Company, and everyone knew who was behind it.