The soldiers on the ground saw that the Japanese fighter plane wanted to escape, so the soldiers immediately fired fire at these Japanese fighter planes.

The maximum range of the 30mm cannon reaches a terrifying height of five thousand meters. The Japanese fighter's fighter was only two or three thousand meters at this time, which was completely within the range of the 30mm cannon.

The Japanese had no idea of ​​the maximum range of the 30mm cannon, and they were only thinking about escaping now, it was too late!

"Split, sprinkle, sprinkle..."

All 30mm cannons began to aim at the Japanese planes to shoot. It was very terrifying to fire at the same time, and the fire rate of these cannons was not slow, so the Japanese fighter group was immediately hit by a fatal blow.

At this time, all the 12.7mm machine guns on the Type 39 tank stopped firing due to range issues. The soldiers became spectators, and some commanders also picked up their telescopes and watched the wonderful scene in the sky with relish.

In the sky, many Japanese aircraft were shot, and at least a dozen aircraft had been shot. Most of the Japanese aircraft that were shot were filled with thick smoke and would crash if they could not last long.

The power of the 30mm machine gun is much greater than that of the 12.7mm machine gun. The Japanese fighter jets are far less resistant to attack than bombers. Therefore, as long as the Japanese fighter jets are shot or hit by the 30mm machine gun, they are basically not good, and few can continue to fly.

Some Japanese pilots, seeing that their plane was about to crash, immediately started parachuting without hesitation. More than a dozen umbrella flowers appeared in the sky.

The soldiers watching the battle on the ground saw the Japanese planes being shot one after another, and everyone applauded. Many soldiers in the tank saw the Japanese pilots landing slowly.

These soldiers flew 12.7mm machine guns and fired at the Japanese pilots who were getting lower and lower. A gun was shot, and when they fell to the ground, they were already an incomplete body.

Some Japanese pilots who originally wanted to jump skydiving would be killed even if they jumped. They immediately gave up on the idea of ​​jumping and had to crash with the plane.

Those Japanese fighters who were not shot were shot, seeing that the artillery fire of the 36th Army was so fierce that they could be hit even at a height of two or three thousand meters. They were so scared that they were sweating in cold sweat and fled as fast as possible.

A few minutes later, the Japanese Aircraft Group finally escaped from the artillery fire of the soldiers. However, the Japanese Aircraft Group was a huge group of more than 70 aircraft. Now, it has become a small group of only about ten aircraft.

The remaining Japanese planes were shot down by the soldiers, and about sixty Japanese planes were shot down.

"Oh! Oh! Oh!…"

Seeing that the only little plane left by the Japanese devils gradually faded away, the soldiers stopped shooting and shouted happily.

Some regiment commanders, battalion commanders, etc., saw their soldiers so happy and excited, and a faint smile appeared on their faces. It seemed that everyone was in a good mood.

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On the Liu family, the mechanical troops of the 4th Column had just repelled the Japanese army. On the other side, the soldiers of the 5th Column were almost fighting with the fleeing Japanese soldiers. The 79th Brigade had already exchanged fire with the 79th Brigade.

The Japanese were mixed into the 79th Brigade, with a huge army, a unit of nearly 7,000 people fleeing. The Japanese were filled with dark Japanese, and they were all over the area of ​​several square kilometers.

The Japanese brigade commander Masaichi Takemori was sitting in the armored command vehicle at this time. He was restless and his face was still so ugly, and he kept saying a word.

The other Japanese in the armored command vehicle were sitting in the same armored command vehicle. Seeing that the brigade commander looked ugly, his head was lowered, and he didn't even dare to let out a moment of excitement.

At this time, a Japanese communication soldier received a telegram, a telegram about the destruction of the first infantry battalion. The Japanese communication soldier looked shocked.

He immediately said tragically: "Brig Commander, the first brigade team we are responsible for blocking has been broken, and the chariot troops of the 36th Army are about to catch up."

Hearing this, Takemori Masashi snatched the telegram one by one, took a quick look, and then tore the telegram to pieces. The blue veins on his forehead swelled up. Although he still didn't say a word, it was obvious that Takemori Masashi's heart was already extremely uncomfortable and heartache.

The Japanese were mixed into the 79th Brigade. As one of the vanguards, they had not yet officially fought with the 36th Group and lost an infantry brigade. Now, they had to escape.

Chased by the mechanized infantry of the 36th Army, like a group of stray dogs, now fleeing in panic.

After a long time, Masaichi Takemori felt a little better and began to think calmly, thinking about his current situation.

After calming down and thinking about it, Takemori Masaichi realized that the situation of his troops was extremely bad. Although he still had nearly 7,000 people, all the soldiers were generally low in morale. After running for so long, everyone must have been very tired.

In addition, the pursuing 36th Army wiped out the First Infantry Battalion in such a short time. The combat power must be strong and there are so many chariots. Can I really run through these chariots? Can I really resist the pursuit of the 36th Army?

I don’t know if there is a 36th Army intercepting its own team in front of me. If there is a large army of the 36th Army waiting for me in front of me, it will be useless to run away and it will be useless.

Takemori looked at the sky outside, then looked at his watch, thinking to himself that it would be dark in about an hour, and maybe after it was dark, it would be his only chance.

At present, it is impossible to escape again. The only thing that can be done is to fight back, persevere until dark, and then order the troops to break through separately.

Takemori Masaichi thought silently for at least two minutes.

After thinking so much, Takemori Masaichi finally made a decision in his heart and immediately ordered: "Order all troops to stop retreating, stand firm and wait for darkness, and then break through separately after darkness."

When the Japanese got the order and stopped shortly after, the Japanese had just begun to prepare for the construction of fortifications. The mechanized troops of the 5th Column had already caught up with them, and appeared in the eyes of the Japanese with a very shocking scene.

Two tank regiments, two mechanized infantry regiments, and hundreds of vehicles formed a two or three kilometers wide front, and rushed towards them in a majestic momentum.

After the huge mechanized unit of the 5th Column, a cavalry regiment of more than 2,000 people was followed closely, and a little further back were two infantry regiments who arrived in trucks.

Seeing that the two infantry regiments were only two or three kilometers away from the Japanese, all the trucks stopped. The soldiers jumped out of the trucks, carried the AK-47 assault rifles, and trotted all the way, closely following the chariot troops in front.

The Japanese in the distance saw such a huge army of chariots, so huge that they could hardly see the edge. Many Japanese in their hearts shivered and thought to themselves, how could they fight back with so many chariots?

Many Japanese devils also saw the cavalry and infantry following behind these chariots. The Japanese devils became even more uneasy and panicked. The Japanese devils were not very morale. In the face of so many chariots, many Japanese devils felt that they could not have the courage to resist.

Many Japanese officers also looked at these chariot troops getting closer and closer. After a brief surprise and loss of consciousness, Japanese officers' mental quality should be slightly better.

Immediately, many Japanese soldiers raised their command swords and shouted loudly: "Kill me!!!"

These Japanese commanders commanded the Japanese to start fighting back.

Across the distance, many Japanese Japanese fired guns, and the sound of "bang, bang, bang" fired one after another.

The soldiers of the 5th Column saw that the two sides were still five or six hundred meters apart, and the Japanese began to fight back. The soldiers were no longer polite. They all used all kinds of weapons, which made the Japanese frenzy and many casualties.

The 75mm main gun of the Type 39 tank was aimed at the Japanese infantry, and several Japanese were killed with one shot. Some Japanese were directly bombarded into the sky, with broken limbs and broken arms flying high and falling far away.

The 30mm cannons on armored personnel carriers and off-road vehicles are not vague at all, and they also shoot fiercely at the Japanese. The Japanese can only get beaten up. The bullets fired by the Japanese basically have no effect on these mechanized troops.

At a distance of hundreds of meters, the soldiers of the 5th Column only took a blink of an eye to kill the Japanese. Before the Japanese could fire a few shots.

When they came to the Japanese, the tank regiment and the soldiers of the mechanized infantry regiment continued to advance inward and into the depths of the Japanese. In front of the chariots of the 5th Column, the Japanese could not resist it.

In less than ten minutes, everyone broke into the Japanese position for hundreds of meters deep, killing the Japanese and their troops in ruins and defeated them.

At this time, a large number of cavalry soldiers behind him also arrived on horseback. As soon as the soldiers rushed up, they either raised their shiny sabers and slashed the Japanese fiercely, or simply rode on the horse and used the ak-47 assault rifle to shoot the Japanese one by one.

A few minutes later, nearly 5,000 soldiers from the two infantry regiments running behind also joined the regiment. Under the leadership of hundreds of chariots, more than 2,000 cavalry and nearly 5,000 infantry began a ruthless massacre of the Japanese.

"Ka, da, da..."

The sound of the ak-47 assault rifle was heard endlessly, and the Japanese were killed and injured.

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