Anti-Japanese War: When I get promoted, the system will explode with soldiers

After the Japanese suffered a disastrous defeat in the island city last time, the number of warships at foreign naval bases was reduced for fear that Li Shaoyi would defeat them one by one.

So when the Jiaodong Corps' planes arrived over the port, they found that apart from some port facilities, there were very few warships that could be destroyed.

Seeing the warships anchored below, the pilots were helpless and somewhat demoralized. This was similar to the reconnaissance mission: just a few small, broken ships, some bigger than their grandfathers, yet we dispatched so many heavy bombers, just for these few small, broken ships?

"Don't attack the warships on the coast. They are not very important targets. Your targets are oil depots, runways, shipyards, and other military facilities."

Captain Liu was much more sober than others at this moment. He was very clear about the current situation. People who went to the battlefield for the first time, when they saw the target in their instruments, would throw the bomb without hesitation. Maybe they would receive a punishment later, but it would be a punishment that they did not understand.

The Japanese have a main naval base and two secondary naval bases on the south side of the Liaodong Peninsula. Although the anti-aircraft guns have been fired at this moment, most people are happy after seeing their anti-aircraft guns.

Not only are the positions scattered, but the number is too small. It is said that this is the result of the reinforcement of Japanese soldiers. I really don’t know what the air defense force here was like before there was any reinforcement?

"Guard Squad Two, Guard Squad Three. There are invading enemies from the north. Stop them immediately. We still need ten minutes."

Captain Liu saw the Japanese combat planes flying over from the north and immediately ordered twelve fighter planes to meet the enemy. The fighter formation, which was originally bored, saw the Japanese planes coming and immediately dived down from a high altitude. During the dive, they jointly fired at three Japanese planes, and as a result, two planes fell with black smoke.

The number of Japanese planes was originally insufficient, with only six or seven planes arriving. Now one-third of them are gone, making them no match for the two escort teams. They can only save their own lives first and then deal with the bombers.

Our planes were not dueling with them, but giving our bombers some time to find safety. When the large groups of Japanese planes arrived, our bombers were already on their way back.

More than 30 Japanese fighter planes chased after them aggressively. They also knew that these planes were going to land in the island city. Calculating the fuel on the planes, they should be able to pursue them in the middle, so they did not wait for their superiors to give orders and flew towards the southwest.

After leaving the land of Liaodong Peninsula, our planes began to fly in several directions. The flying speed of heavy bombers is naturally not as fast as that of fighter jets, and the escort aircraft are almost out of fuel at this time, so they can only disperse.

At this moment, the Japanese planes either dispersed together or only chased the main group. If they only chased the main group, we would inevitably suffer some losses, but if they dispersed together, I am afraid they would not achieve any results, because the second group of fighters had taken off at the island city base fifteen minutes ago. As long as the bombers in the sky can hold on for half an hour, new fighters will immediately come to protect them.

When the Japanese pilots saw the situation, they immediately divided the fighter formation into four teams without thinking. They were not going to let go of these bombers of the 72nd Army. In their opinion, these bombers were more or less injured in the previous battle. As long as we chase them at the current speed, they will be within our range in at most ten minutes.

When the time comes, those planes that come to bomb us will not be able to go back. We must make sure they all sink in the Bohai Sea.

Of course, ideals are beautiful, but if we talk about reality, these Japanese planes immediately realized it.

When our planes entered the land from the northern part of the Shandong Peninsula, the Japanese planes immediately suffered a loss. The countless anti-aircraft artillery fire from the ground made the pursuing planes dumbfounded.

According to the intelligence they received, didn't the 72nd Army only occupy the island city? This was the northern part of the Shandong Peninsula, not the 72nd Army's territory at all, so what was going on with these anti-aircraft guns on the ground?

Of course, this was the only thought that came to the minds of these Japanese pilots. They had no time to think about it. At this moment, the pilots were all dodging anti-aircraft guns in a panic and had never thought that they would be sniped from the air.

"stop…"

At the command of the ground air defense force commander, all vehicle-mounted anti-aircraft guns stopped. Almost in that one second, more than 20 of our fighter jets appeared in the sky, and sparks were already spraying out from under their silver-white wings.

Of the more than 30 Japanese fighter planes that were chasing our bombers, except for nine planes that immediately turned back when they saw the situation was not good, all the rest were shot down by us. Among them, 11 planes were shot down by anti-aircraft guns, and the rest were shot down by Air Force fighter formations.

As for the Japanese naval base on the Liaodong Peninsula, explosions were occurring one after another. The last reconnaissance plane that returned said that there was no need for a second round of bombing as no strategic targets could be found.

According to Ma Leizi and his men's plan, they were to carry out bombing all day long, and the second batch of heavy bombers were already ready. However, there were no targets for us to attack in the area.

In addition to the small size of the Japanese naval base, the main reason was that our heavy bomber formation was too strong and the bombs dropped were too accurate. In addition, the Japanese ground forces were ignorant of fire prevention and fire fighting, which led to the destruction of the naval base.

When the fire broke out, the most important thing for the Japanese ground crew officers was to cut off the connection with the oil depot, but they didn't expect that these people also panicked. Some officers looked at the fire in front of them and didn't give a single order for a long time. It was impossible for those soldiers to form an effective way to extinguish the fire by relying on themselves.

So as the explosions continued one after another, they finally ignited thousands of tons of underground oil depots, causing the entire base to explode from the bottom. No matter how hard the people above tried, the final result was still the same. When the fleeing Japanese planes saw the raging fire below, they could even feel the heat of the flames in the sky...