Spy Wars: I am the Captain of the Military Police

Over Tianjin, a formation of Type 93 heavy bombers of the garrison army's aviation team, which had previously completed the bombing of Nankai University and returned to refuel and replenish bombs, returned to Tianjin's sky. This time the targets of the bombing were several government agencies in Tianjin.

As the bomber group gradually approached the urban area of Tianjin, the pilot of the leading bomber, Ichiro Kano, stared at the gradually clear outline of the city below through the dirty windshield, with a scornful smile on his face.

The bombing of Tianjin by the Army Aviation was extremely easy. The Chinese had no fighter planes to take off and intercept, and they also lacked effective anti-aircraft firepower. This made Ichiro Shikano feel that there was no challenge at all, just like a normal bombing training.

Just fly the plane over the target and drop the bomb. It's so easy.

The originally azure sky over Tianjin was ruthlessly broken by a formation of Type 93 heavy bombers of the Japanese Garrison Army Aviation.

The Type 18 heavy bomber has a length of about 30 meters, a wingspan of nearly 10 meters, and a maximum take-off weight of about tons. It is like a steel behemoth soaring in the sky.

It is equipped with two powerful water-cooled piston engines, each with a power of hundreds of horsepower, and is approaching the city of Tianjin step by step.

The aircraft is equipped with four self-defense machine guns distributed at various key positions on the fuselage. These 7.7mm caliber machine guns have a theoretical firing rate of hundreds of rounds per minute and are designed to defend against threats from the air.

In addition, the bomber can carry more than one ton of bombs, including high-explosive bombs, incendiary bombs, etc., which are enough to cause devastating damage to ground targets.

At this time, the crew members in the cabin, like Ichiro Shikano, had cold and arrogant looks in their eyes.

However, just when they thought they had everything under control, a group of black spots suddenly appeared in the distant sky and flew towards the bomber formation as fast as ghosts.

It was a fleet of naval fighter planes led by the Japanese Navy's Type 96 carrier-based fighters. They were like a group of well-trained swift falcons, launching a sudden and unexpected attack at an astonishing speed.

The Type 7 carrier-based fighter is about 11 meters long and has a wingspan of more than 2 meters. It is compact and flexible, with a maximum take-off weight of just over 430 tons. A powerful air-cooled engine allows the fighter to flexibly shuttle through the sky, with a maximum speed of about kilometers per hour.

It is equipped with a 7.7mm caliber machine gun on each side of its wing, which gives the Type carrier-based fighter a powerful attack capability in air combat. It can exert great power whether it is a close-range fight or a long-range raid.

Suzuki, the leader of the naval fighters, had eyes as sharp as an eagle, locking his eyes closely on the huge bomber formation in front of him.

He knew very well that although the Type 93 heavy bomber was huge in size and its self-defense firepower could not be underestimated, its maneuverability was far inferior to their carrier-based fighters.

While the Type 93 bomber of the Army Air Force had not yet reacted, Suzuki issued combat orders to other fighters through hand gestures: "According to the predetermined tactics, act in groups, disrupt their formation, and defeat them one by one!"

In an instant, the naval fighter group penetrated the bomber formation like a sharp blade.

The first group of fighters roared past the bomber formation at a very high speed. The moment they approached, the pilots slammed the machine gun buttons, and dense bullets poured down on the cockpit and wings of the bombers like a torrential rain.

The bullets fired from the 7.7mm caliber machine guns of these fighters tore through the air at extremely high initial velocity, making a sharp whistling sound.

The cockpit glass of a Type 93 heavy bomber was instantly covered with spider-web-like cracks, and the wing skin was also riddled with holes.

This sudden attack caused the bomber crew to panic. They did not expect to encounter the enemy in the sky over Tianjin, and they did not expect that the enemy would launch such a fierce attack from above.

At the same time, the second group of naval fighters quietly approached from below, taking advantage of the relatively weak defense area below the bombers and launching a surprise attack.

They aimed precisely at the landing gear and fuel tank of the bomber, and bullets shot towards the target with a sharp whistling sound.

With loud bangs, the landing gear of a bomber was blown up, and the fuel tank began to leak fuel and emit thick smoke.

Although the Type 93 heavy bomber's belly-mounted self-defense machine gun tried to fight back, due to the limitations of angle and firing rate, it was difficult to pose an effective threat to the agile Type 96 carrier-based fighter.

The third group of naval fighters circumvented from both sides, trying to disrupt the bomber formation. They flexibly shuttled between the bombers, constantly strafing with machine guns, forcing the bombers to change their flight direction, and the spacing between them became chaotic.

The naval fighters, with their light fuselage and flexible handling, were able to thrive among the bomber groups, making sharp turns and rapid ascents, making it difficult for the Type 93 heavy bomber's self-defense machine guns to lock onto the target.

The Type 96 carrier-based fighter piloted by Suzuki was in the lead, closely following the lead bomber piloted by Ichiro Kano.

He cleverly used the maneuverability of the Type 96 carrier-based fighter, sometimes quickly cutting in from the left side, launching a short and accurate round of shooting, and then quickly pulling up the fuselage to avoid the counterattack of the bomber's self-defense machine guns.

Sometimes it dived down at high speed from the right side, and when it was only a few dozen meters away from the bomber, it opened fire again, catching Ichiro Shikano off guard.

"Damn it! It's the Navy's Baka fighter!" Ichiro Shikano shouted angrily as he struggled to control the violently shaking plane, trying to get rid of Suzuki's pursuit.

His forehead was covered with sweat and there was a hint of panic in his eyes.

At this time, the Type 93 heavy bomber he was flying had been hit by bullets in many places. The metal shell of the fuselage was dented and some bullet holes even began to emit fire.

Although the self-defense machine guns on the plane were still firing tenaciously, the bullets they fired were basically just tracing the edges and could not touch Suzuki's fighter plane at all.

Faced with Suzuki's fierce and varied attacks, the self-defense firepower of the Type 93 heavy bomber seemed somewhat powerless.

Although machine gunner Sato tried his best, constantly turning the muzzle of the machine gun and firing wildly at Suzuki's enemy plane, Suzuki's skillful driving skills made the entire fighter plane like a ghost, and it was always able to avoid bullets at the critical moment.

Under Suzuki's fierce attack, Maruno's bomber was hit hard again, with a large hole torn in the wing by bullets, and metal fragments flying everywhere. Then, several more bullets hit the fuselage, triggering a series of explosions.

The plane began to shake violently, the fuselage began to tilt uncontrollably, the engine roared in pain, and flames burst out.

After the attack, the internal parts of the engine of this Type 93 heavy bomber began to loosen and deform, the power dropped sharply, and thick smoke continued to pour out of the engine compartment.