Zhang Quan had already discussed with the commander of the Third Military Sub-district and others. He planned to draw troops from four county brigades, in addition to the Taohuashan guerrillas led by him and the strengthening regiment of the Third Military Sub-district, and work with them to attack the Japanese heavy artillery brigade, advance to within 3km of the enemy heavy artillery brigade, and destroy them with heavy mortars.

Such an action is extremely dangerous. The Japanese Second Artillery Brigade has many cover troops, so it can still receive reinforcements from Japanese reinforcements at any time. If this battle is fought, the third military sub-district may lose the funds.

But the underground party is also good. They know that the threat of the Japanese heavy artillery brigade is too great. They would rather sacrifice themselves than resolutely destroy the Japanese heavy artillery brigade.

Just as the members of the Taohua Mountain Guerrillas and the officers and soldiers of the Third Army Division were ready to launch a strong attack on the enemy's heavy artillery brigade, Gao Jiu's telegram was sent in a timely manner.

Gao Jiu said that it was easy to remove the air threats from the Japanese First Air Force and the Third Air Force.

He asked Zhang Quan and others to stop attacking the Japanese army and waited for him to send bombers to bomb the Japanese second artillery brigade.

Gao Jiu asked Zhang Quan and the troops of the Third Military Sub-district to continue to monitor the operations of the Japanese Second Artillery Brigade, destroy other bridges and culverts on the road, delay the Japanese army's advance speed, and provide the air force in Taohua Mountain with the accurate location of the Second Artillery Brigade at any time.

Gao Jiu sent a telegram to the Taohuashan Air Force, asking them to contact Zhang Quan directly and prepare to bomb the Japanese Second Heavy Artillery Brigade.

The Air Force quickly replied to the telegram, and Gao Jiu realized that he had overlooked an important issue, that is, the bombers of the Taohuashan guerrillas can only take off from Nanyang and Kaifeng. It is too far from the Binhe Bridge and has exceeded the combat radius of the bomber.

The bomber can fly over the Riverside Bridge to complete the bombing mission, but it is not enough to return safely.

Gao Jiu sent them a telegram to ask them to provide them with solutions to the problem.

The Air Force replied that they could install temporary secondary fuel tanks. The disadvantage is that they would affect the flight speed of the bomber. If they were intercepted by the Japanese Air Force, the degree of danger would be much greater. Not only that, the bomber loading must also be reduced to reduce the loss of fuel during flight, and they should barely be able to fly back.

Gao Jiu felt that this method was not very safe. If the loading of aviation bombs was reduced, if the Japanese second artillery brigade was to destroy the Japanese army's second heavier artillery brigade, a large number of bombers would be dispatched. Due to the long range, fighter jets could not escort. If the Japanese Air Force fighter jets took off to intercept, the losses would be extremely heavy.

Gao Jiu's concerns are not groundless. Although the Japanese First Air Force and the Third Air Force have promised not to participate in the subsequent combat operations, the Binhe Bridge is very close to the sea. Gao Jiu is not sure whether there are Japanese aircraft carriers at sea. If there are enemy aircraft carriers nearby, they will be intercepted by Japanese carrier-based fighters.

In addition, this place is not far from Shanhaiguan, and it is within the range of the Japanese Kwantung Army fighter jets.

Gao Jiu thought about it over and over again and finally came up with a solution.

After Gao Jiu made up his mind, he sent a telegram to the commander of the Japanese First Air Force, saying that a Taohuashan guerrilla plane was about to land at the Japanese Beiping Nanyuan Airport. The model of the plane was a Japanese Zero fighter seized by Gao Jiu, and asked the Japanese First Air Force to refuel.

Gao Jiu is testing the attitude of the Japanese First Air Force to see if they really want to keep a tacit understanding with Gao Jiu.

After receiving a telegram from Gao Jiu, the commander of the Japanese First Air Force thought that this matter was very troublesome.

Now Dohihara is in Peiping City. If Dohihara finds out about this, it will be in great trouble.

So he discussed with the Chief of Staff.

The Chief of Staff believes that we should not lose the big picture because of small things. If Gao Jiu is rejected, the Taohuashan guerrillas will come to the door soon. What's more, the fighter jets sent by Gao Jiu are former Japanese fighters, and they will not attract attention when taking off and landing above the airport.

As long as the insider keeps the secret, there will be no trouble.

The commander of the First Air Force agreed to the Chief of Staff's opinion, so he replied to Gao Jiu, saying that he agreed to let the Taohuashan guerrilla fighter jets refuel at Nanyuan Airport.

Soon, a pilot from the Taohuashan guerrillas took off in a fighter plane.

The pilot was originally a member of the Taohuashan Special Forces, but later he learned to learn about the pilot of the fighter jet.

He was alone and planned to descend to the Japanese airport, but he was not worried at all. He trusted Jiu Ye very much and was full of confidence in the Taohua Mountain guerrillas. He expected that the Japanese would not dare to cause trouble for themselves.

The fighter plane of the Taohuashan guerrillas flew over the Beiping Airport, contacted the command tower on the ground, and landed smoothly on the airport.

The Japanese army was also very cautious. The commander of the First Air Force sent his confidants to surround the fighter to prevent others from approaching and avoid leaking news.

The pilot of the Taohuashan Guerrillas got off the plane and handed a suitcase to the commander led by the Japanese army, saying that there were 20 big yellow croakers inside, which was a reward for the Japanese army.

The commander's confidant took the suitcase and asked the pilots of the Taohuashan guerrillas not to leave the plane. He arranged for people to hurry up and refuel the fighter planes and let the fighter planes in Taohuashan leave as soon as possible.

The pilots from Taohua Mountain have been flying for so long and are in a hurry to go to the toilet.

The Japanese commander thought this guy was really troublesome, but he was unwilling to offend the pilot of Taohua Mountain because of this little thing, so he had to send two trusted soldiers to escort him to the toilet.

The two soldiers followed the pilots of Taohua Mountain to prevent him from contacting anyone.

It didn't take long, and the fighter was filled with oil and then flew into the air.

The Japanese commander reported to the commander of the First Air Force, and everyone breathed a sigh of relief.

Gao Jiu did all this just to throw a stone to ask for directions. Now he has concluded that the commander of the First Air Force dared not go against him, so he began to implement the next plan.

At 5 a.m. that day, the Taohuashan Air Force dispatched twelve Japanese Type 96 bombers, loaded with aviation bombs, took off from Kaifeng Airport and flew to the Binhe River Bridge.

Due to the damage to the road, the Japanese Second Heavy Artillery Brigade could only temporarily station in a village along the highway, waiting for the road to be restored.

Due to the large number of Japanese troops covering them, they thought there was no danger. The Japanese cannons were neatly arranged according to different models, and they could see them from the air.

The officers and soldiers of the Japanese Second Heavy Artillery Brigade all like this kind of life. If they were in the original barracks, they would have to arrange various training tasks every day.

Now they are very idle in the wild, and the soldiers have nothing to do, so they use various forms to entertain themselves in the barracks.

When the roar of bombers came from the sky, the Japanese officers and soldiers looked into the sky.

They all have military knowledge and know that this is their own bomber.

Many officers and soldiers also waved to the pilots in the sky.

When these bombers dived, the Japanese officers and soldiers felt danger. The officers shouted loudly and asked the officers and soldiers to hide quickly.

The one who came was the bomber of the Taohuashan guerrillas. They were not interested in these Japanese officers and soldiers, and flew directly to the heavy artillery of the Japanese army.

The Japanese army had no air defense weapons and watched the precious heavy artillery blown into a pile of scrap iron.

After the bomber of the Taohua Mountain guerrillas completed the bombing mission, they flew towards Peking.

At the Japanese army's Beiping Nanyuan Airport, a motorcycle came from outside, saying that they were from the special high school department of the Peking Military Police Command and would meet the commander of the airport if they had something to do.

The Japanese sentinels checked their documents and then released them.

The motorcycle stopped in front of the airport tower, and the officer on the car asked to meet the Japanese airport commander.

The airport commander was shocked when he saw the visitor. He had seen this person. He had been with Ning Wen and Ning Wu brothers, and later he also came over to send oceans to the Japanese army.

The airport commander hurriedly invited him into the suite inside the airport, then went out and closed the door, asking him about his purpose.

People said that several Japanese bombers from the Taohuashan guerrillas were about to land at the Peiping Airport.

The liaison officer of the Taohuashan guerrillas told the Japanese airport commander that he did not come alone. The Taohuashan guerrillas had already set up cannons outside the airport. He came here just to be polite and then to the army, hoping that the Japanese army could provide convenience to the Taohuashan bombers.

As soon as he finished speaking, a cannon sounded from afar.

The sound of the shell explosion was very loud, and it was emitted by a 240mm heavy mortar.

Soon, a mortar shell landed on the periphery of the barbed wire at the airport. The explosion was very powerful and detonated two surrounding landmines.

The Japanese commander understood that under the current situation, he would not agree, so he said he had no objection and just needed to ask the commander of the air force.

The Japanese commander immediately answered the phone number of the commander of the First Air Force and reported to him the request made by the Taohuashan guerrillas.

The commander said he was asked to wait for news, but the Japanese commander said anxiously: "Please make a decision quickly, otherwise there will be big trouble."

He also reported on the situation that the Taohuashan guerrillas had sent artillery troops outside the airport, hoping that the commander could make a decision as soon as possible.

The commander of the First Air Force received 20 big yellow croakers sent by Gao Jiu last time. He felt that he had provided convenience to Gao Jiu and was quite cost-effective.

But now he knew that the money was not for nothing, so I'll find it now.

In this situation in front of you, there is no room for choice.

He knew that it was simply unrealistic to expect the Japanese army to send troops to defend the airport.

The Taohua Mountain Guerrillas are elusive and have powerful artillery and air force. If you go against others, the first air force will definitely be the unlucky one.

He couldn't care about that much now, so he ordered the Japanese airport commander to provide convenience for the bombers of the Taohuashan guerrillas.

He just asked them not to stay at the airport for a long time and fly away immediately after filling up the gas.

The Taohua Mountain guerrilla bombers arrived at Nanyuan Airport, refueled smoothly, and then flew back to Kaifeng Airport.

Of course, this time they brought 50,000 oceans of benefits to the Japanese First Air Force.

After the Taohuashan guerrilla bombers left, the airport commander reported to the commander of the First Air Force.

The commander was relieved when he saw the bomber of the Taohuashan guerrillas leaving safely, but then he became a little worried, worried that the special high school class of the North China Front Army in Peking would come to cause trouble for him.

At this moment, Gao Jiu sent another telegram telling him to keep his heart in his stomach and that he promised that this matter would not be investigated by the Japanese special high school department.

It turned out that Gao Jiu sent a telegram to Hamada Yoshihiro, asking him not to cause trouble for the Air Force. When he had time, he met his old friends and had a drink together.

Hamada Yoshihiro and Gao Jiu were so familiar with each other that he could not be familiar with each other. He had known that the Air Force had a secret conversation with Gao Jiu, so he had never made any trouble. Since Gao Jiu spoke up again, of course he would not be able to find trouble.

So he sent a telegram to Gao Jiu, saying that his eyes are blind now, his ears are deaf, he can't see or hear anything, please rest assured Mr. Gao.

The heavy artillery owned by the Japanese Second Heavy Artillery Brigade was basically destroyed. The Kwantung Army suffered such a heavy blow and immediately stopped playing with the North China Front Army.

The commander of the Kwantung Army issued an order to retreat, and asked the chariot corps of the First Chariot Division and the Infantry Division to escort the officers and soldiers of the 2nd Heavy Artillery Brigade who were still alive, and immediately headed north out of Shanhaiguan.

At the same time, he also sent a telegram to the commander of the North China Front Army, Touichi Teraen, accusing him of covering up, saying that Touichi Teraen was a waste and had no ability, and would also cause such heavy losses to the Kwantung Army.

He clearly told Deanuchi Soichi that the Kwantung Army would never get involved in the North China Front Army in the future.

Soichi Nai was so funny that he couldn't help but laugh. It was obvious that this matter was planned by Doihara, so it didn't even hinder Soichi Nai's affairs.

He understood the mood of the commander of the Kwantung Army. He had been kind enough to send troops to help the North China Front Army fight, but suffered such great losses. He also knew that the commander of the Kwantung Army did not dare to scold Dohihara, so he asked him to vent his anger.

Teraunuchi is a very experienced person. He does not express any opinions on this matter. Anyway, the person who is really depressed should be Doihira, so there is no need for him to add fuel to the fire.

Doihara was very angry. He believed that the main reason for the heavy losses caused by the Japanese Second Heavy Artillery Brigade was due to the unfavorable cover of the Air Force.

He wanted to angrily denounce the Air Force and let them take this responsibility.
Chapter completed!