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

"Go check which flight group is overhead."

When the last blow was used to cut through the small tree, the sound of airplanes roaring could be heard all around. They had received orders from above that when an airplane appeared in the sky above them, they must check with the people from the Aviation Division. If not, they must take cover immediately and not be blown up by the people from the 72nd Army.

When his men heard this sound, they had a bad feeling and immediately checked with the people in the aviation division. They concluded that two reconnaissance planes were about to pass over their sky, with a time difference of perhaps five minutes.

After hearing this news, the entire infantry company breathed a sigh of relief. Although they didn't think they would be the target of the 72nd Army, the 72nd Army didn't come over to say hello. They said you weren't their target. These guys didn't have any rules and did whatever they wanted. If they really picked you, then you'd have to consider yourself unlucky.

"Sir, this is a plane from the 72nd Army."

"Bullshit, it's obviously our own reconnaissance plane."

One of his soldiers pointed to the northeast and said that several fighter jets could be seen at this moment, and they were definitely not the two reconnaissance planes that the aviation division had mentioned.

After the commander finished cursing, he opened his mouth, not knowing what to say. In the distant sky, a flight formation had already appeared. It was obvious that it had nothing to do with our aircraft. It was clear to the naked eye that it was a twin-engine heavy bomber.

"Everyone take cover."

The chief of staff of the regiment was able to come to his senses. After he shouted this sentence, the people around him began to look for shelter. Their captain of the noble company was also pulled away by others at this moment. He had lost the ability to command.

The reason why Japanese soldiers were unwilling to follow these noble officers was because, apart from Gao Wenping in school, they had no experience on the battlefield. If they continued to follow these people, the chance of losing their lives would be at least two levels higher than if they followed those officers who had been promoted from the bottom.

The plane arrived in front of them in the blink of an eye. Although they had dug some air defense facilities, due to the fatigue of the march and the fact that the superiors had no special requirements, most of their air defense facilities were not completed, and even the air defense positions were not completed, let alone simple air-raid shelters.

At this moment, all I can do is find some relatively flat places and pray that the bomb will not be dropped on my head.

"I am the lead plane, I am the lead plane, everyone prepare to start the bombing, follow me and bomb."

A twin-engine bomber with the number 15 printed on it flew to the front of the team, and each formation quickly flew to its own position. This was also calculated in detail by the Air Force. The combat formation was like a huge star, which could not only defend against enemy fighters, but also drop bombs with the maximum density.

This kind of bombing situation can be said to be what all pilots dream of. The anti-aircraft guns on the ground have just started firing, some fighter planes have already flown over, and there are no Japanese planes blocking the sky. We can try our best to exert our greatest strength to kill these devils.

The Japanese army's defense forces had just fired a few shots when fighter jets came bombing from all directions.

The bullets fired by several fighter planes on the ground had formed a cross shape when viewed from the sky. The dust raised by the ground made the pilots in the sky lose their target. However, there were hundreds of Japanese soldiers lying in this area just now, and now many of them were beaten into pieces of meat.

When a large transport vehicle such as a car is discovered, the dive bomber will come down with a shrill sound. After dropping a heavy bomb, there will probably be no survivors within a hundred meters around the car. Even if you are a little far away, the shock wave will reach you and cause you considerable damage.

The Japanese infantry were not fools. They knew that they had to run farther away in such situations, especially from cars and other strategic targets. The cheaper the things around you, the lower the chance of you getting hurt.

In the entire infantry company's position, all kinds of livestock lost control and began to run around wildly. Many Japanese soldiers were pushed away by these livestock, and when they hit the rocks, they were already spitting blood from their mouths.

But they didn't dare to wait here, because they had already seen some small black dots falling down. When those small black dots fell next to them, a huge fireball would probably rise into the sky. At that time, they would be wrapped in the fireball, and when they came out, their whole bodies would turn into ashes.

So before the fireball falls, we have to hurry and run to a more desolate place.

But the question is, can your legs outrun the falling bomb? It's simply impossible. This is just to ease your psychological crisis a little, thinking that you are not doing nothing in this tense situation, but are really running away.

The first bomb made contact with the ground. The entire infantry company did not deploy in an anti-aircraft formation, but was preparing to sweep the surrounding area. Therefore, most of the troops gathered together. When the planes began to bomb, at least more than half of the people did not escape.

According to some pilots' estimates, we had warned the Japanese in advance about the daily bombing. As long as there was nothing wrong with their minds, all their troops should be prepared, so our bombing should not have achieved much. But today it seems that we were wrong. The Japanese are not as elite as we thought. They are no different from the Japanese troops in Tianjin. Nothing has changed at all.

The captain of the regiment was hiding under a big rock. There were explosions everywhere around him. He covered his head and tried his best to shrink inside. He had seen his position just now. As long as the bomb did not hit the big rock above, then they would all be able to survive.

As for those soldiers running outside, I'm afraid I can't care so much. It's your bad luck that you don't know how to find such a big rock to save your life.

"Kill them, kill them."

Seeing some soldiers on fire running around outside, even running under big rocks, the captain gave orders.

The guards around him could only pick up their rifles and shoot at his burning colleagues. If they were allowed to rush in, none of them would survive.