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

Ma Leizi, who was in Qingdao, also received a report from the Air Force. The results of this bombing were too great. During the first round of bombing, not a single aircraft was lost. During the second round of bombing, a group of fighter jets flew over from the South Manchuria region, and our side lost three fighter jets and two bombers.

But our results were very strong. Nearly 20,000 to 30,000 Japanese troops were crippled. The specific number of casualties has not yet been concluded, but it is definitely not small. According to the photos taken by some pilots, these 20,000 to 30,000 people were all crowded in a small area. When our planes were bombing, these people could not run far.

The entire port was bombed to the point where nothing was usable. A cruiser was sunk and three destroyers were burning fiercely. It seemed that they were beyond saving.

The most important thing is the six troop transport ships, all of which sank in the port. If this port wants to be reopened, the first thing to do is to salvage these ships. Otherwise, you can just stand here and watch, because they won't climb out anyway.

Of course, during the bombing process, the Korean villages around the Japanese army were inevitably bombed. We were carrying out a covering bombing, and these villages were all on both sides of the Japanese army's advance. Do we still need to carry out precision bombing?

Dive bombers can carry out precision bombing, but at that time they all had their own combat missions. They had to deal with the warships and port facilities in the port. The Japanese army on land was specifically handed over to twin-engine heavy bombers. After the hatch was opened, hundreds of small bombs were dropped in a swarm. If you expect them to carry out targeted bombing, you can dream about it.

No one cared how many Korean civilians died. The people of the 72nd Army didn't care about this, and the Japanese army didn't care about this either.

From the perspective of the 72nd Army, isn't accidental injury on the battlefield normal? Moreover, you guys often serve the Japanese. Whether you're forced to or for other reasons, you've already formed an army and helped the Japanese invade our people, so you should bear the corresponding costs. You can't just take the benefits without paying. There's no such good thing anywhere in the world.

In the eyes of the Japanese, the people of Goryeo were a group of useful tools, and the Japanese never treated them as human beings. Although some Goryeo soldiers wore Japanese military uniforms, there were strict distinctions on the epaulettes. In the army, these Goryeo soldiers were at the lowest level, and the Japanese soldiers bullied them at every turn.

So the Korean people who were bombed didn't even have a place to cry out. You can only blame yourself for your bad luck.

According to some people, it was actually a good thing for the Japanese to recruit soldiers from among them. After all, Goryeo had a small land area and a large population, and there was not enough land to stay at home. If they could follow the Japanese to invade China, they would be able to get some benefits on the battlefield.

Even if you are extremely stupid and don't get any benefits, at least you don't have to eat at home, which can reduce the burden on your family.

At first they thought this was a good plan and did not expect that some disaster would spread to their homes. Now they understand that when you had this idea, the 72nd Army had already listed you as enemies. Facing your enemies, these bombs are the best response. I hope you do not regret your decision.

"Don't worry, Marshal. We have a strong army and strong cavalry here. After a whole day of bombing, none of the brothers complained about being tired. My photos will be airlifted to major cities and published in newspapers immediately. This will greatly boost our enthusiasm for the war of resistance."

Ma Leizi was smiling while talking on the phone with Li Shaoyi. He had never thought that the effect of one bombing would be so great. So after two bombings, although it was already 3:30 in the afternoon, the Air Force could still carry out the third round of bombing after careful calculation.

The results were certainly not as good as the previous two, but the air force commander also said that we usually take off at this time during training and drop bombs into the sea. Since Korea didn't have a strong air force, why not drop the bombs on them? If these hundreds of tons of bombs were dropped, even if only a few hundred people were killed, wouldn't that be a contribution to the anti-Japanese war?

This logic successfully convinced Zhao Tiezhu and Li Shaoyi, who had never cared about the air force's consumption. The air force commanders thought there was no problem and they just needed to support them from behind.

At 3:30 in the afternoon, the third round of bombers took off again. All the planes on the Korean Peninsula were ready to fight, but in the third round, all our fighters were dispatched. A total of 190 fighters were in the front, mixed with the 85 Japanese fighters over Korea.

In every battle, the number of fighter planes on the Japanese side was more than twice ours, but this time we were using a sledgehammer to crack a nut. Many Japanese pilots were horrified to find that they had no chance to fire a shot at all. As soon as the two sides met, there would be two planes of the 72nd Army staring at them. When your aircraft performance is not as good as theirs and your flying skills are not as good as theirs, isn't it like making a wish for your escape?

Of course, there were also some very brave Japanese pilots who led their four-plane formations forward. Even if they lost four planes, they would shoot down a plane of the 72nd Army.

Normally if you adopt this strategy, you will cause greater losses to the 72nd Army. But at this moment, the 72nd Army is also a four-plane formation. When we see the Japanese planes coming, we will not fight you to the death. We will use the performance advantages of our planes and shake you off with one turn. But you only have this one chance to attack. More than a dozen planes from our side will surround you in an instant. Can we give you a chance to open fire?

At this moment, Lieutenant General Hashimoto also came out of the bunker. There were blown-up planes everywhere in the sky, and some were falling with thick smoke. Apart from the first plane of the 72nd Army, the dozen or so planes that fell later all had a big red dot printed on them.

A nearby operations officer opened his mouth but didn't dare speak. He had just said that when our aircraft were outmatched, especially when they could only reach half their range, our aircraft should flee, to a place where they couldn't catch up...