Outside the town.

There are several temporary Japanese stations outside Huangping Town. These stations are basically on the scale of a brigade. A large tent is full of Japanese. However, these Japanese have been awakened by the violent explosion. Many Japanese stations are even panicked.

In the southwest of Huangping Town, a flat ground less than two or three kilometers away from the outside of the town, dozens of tents of all sizes indicate that this is a camp of a field infantry brigade. However, at this time, the entire camp was in panic. A large number of Japanese devils with disheveled clothes looked messy with horror and were about to retreat.

The explosion from the town not far away was so scary. The first thing these Japanese people thought was to retreat, rather than wait for the explosion to stop and go to the town to save people.

With such a violent explosion, almost no one might survive. The Japanese obviously knew this. At this time, many Japanese were not able to withdraw from the camp. In the camp, many Japanese were taking the last time to organize things.

At this time, the Japanese devils were no longer as they had in the early days of the War of Resistance. The Japanese devils in Southeast Asia knew that with the complete control of Japan by China, it was very difficult to replenish their ammunition, and every shot was very precious.

These Japanese devils obviously didn't want to give up their equipment. The Japanese devils carried their weapons, and some of them even carried boxes of ammunition to retreat.

For convenience and in order not to lose their weapons and ammunition, many Japanese devils even lighted lights or flashlights.

The violent explosion in Huangping Town finally stopped, and the Japanese here are also ready to retreat.

The Japanese leader Zhongzuo, who was leading the team, saw that the explosion not far away stopped, thought in his heart, was it that the bombing of the Chinese team had ended, and thought to himself that the division commander in his town and other senior officers, the Japanese leader Zhongzuo was heartbroken, burst into tears, and murmured: "Your Excellency the Division Commander! Your Chief of Staff!"

After looking at Huangping Town in the distance, he shed tears. The Japanese Nakatsu gradually felt relieved again. The Japanese Nakatsu believed that the bombing of the Chinese team had ended, and the Chinese team's plane should be returning.

The Chinese team must have received information. The town has its own division headquarters and a group of senior officers. The mission of China's air is to destroy this town. It is just a small fish and shrimp. These bombers should not bombard it.

When the Japanese Nakazo thought of this, he couldn't help but murmur again, he was finally safe and he didn't retreat after all.

The Japanese Nakasa would never have imagined that there were more than a dozen "Super Air Fortress" bombers flying here. Although a field infantry brigade was really small fish and shrimps compared to the Japanese in the town. However, this time, these bombers didn't even want to let go of these small fish and shrimps.

Hearing the roar of a large number of planes getting closer and clearer, the Japanese Nakazuo's heart trembled, his face changed, and he felt something was wrong.

Next to him, there were a few Japanese with good eyesight and shouted in horror: "Captain! The bomber of the Central Team ** team is here."

More than a dozen "Super Air Fortress" bombers have flew over, with an altitude of only more than 1,000 meters and are about to fly over the Japanese camp.

Even at night, many Japanese devils saw huge, dark figures in the sky more than a thousand meters high. They were bombers.

Seeing so many planes coming, the Japanese Nakasa was a little desperate.

Soon, explosions rang out on the Japanese camp. The lights on the Japanese camp provided a good guide for the soldiers' bombing. The heavy aviation bombs were accurately dropped on the Japanese camp.

Seeing the earth-shaking explosion sounded on his camp, a tent was blown away in front of him, and a large number of Japanese soldiers flew into the sky with the fierce air waves. Seeing this scene, Japanese soldiers were both chaotic.

The Japanese Nakazo knew that his field infantry brigade was over.

The aviation bomb weighing 200 kilograms is extremely powerful. This time, the Japanese infantry bombed without any protection, and the power is even more vivid.

I saw a loud "boom" sound, and a bomb drilled into a tent and made an earth-shaking explosion. The tent was naturally blown away. The Japanese inside the tent were either blown up or flew far away.

After the explosion, a shocking pit appeared here. It was wild and full of mud. The diameter of the pit was definitely more than 20 meters and several meters deep.

Although the Japanese Captain Zhongjiao was a little far away from here, he was almost buried in the sky with soil splashing over his body.

In just two or three minutes, the field infantry brigade suffered heavy casualties, and the entire camp was filled with large pits, with more than a dozen bombers dropping bombs in turn, and the damage effect should not be underestimated.

While the Japanese devil's liver and gallbladder were ruptured, he gradually became desperate and even numb, and he watched the violent explosions around him motionlessly.

A bomb roared and hit the side of the Japanese Navy Zhongzuo. After a "boom" explosion, the Japanese Navy Zhongzuo went there, and only a huge deep pit was left on the scene.

These 30 "Super Air Fortress" bombers were divided into two batches and bombed two Japanese stations outside the town. Almost all Japanese stations were killed.

After dropping all the bombs, the 30 bombers formed a formation and hovered at a low altitude over Huangping Town for a few times before finally disappearing into the night.

At this time, the Japanese devils were killed by bombing, and there were almost 10,000 Japanese devils in the town. Needless to say, almost all of them were killed, and more than 2,000 Japanese devils outside the town were killed.

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While Huangpu Town was bombed, another batch of "Super Air Fortress" bombers had approached the temporary storage of Japanese supplies more than 30 kilometers south of Mandalay.

It is better to say that it is a temporary storage of materials, it is a large village. At least from the outside, it looks no different from an ordinary village, but the village is only larger in scale.

It is located in the rear, even if it is more than 30 kilometers away from Mandalay and even further from the front line, the Japanese army in Myanmar stockpiled a large amount of supplies, including weapons and ammunition, food, and even some medicines and fuel.

In addition, since it is located in the rear, the Japanese think it is very safe. What's more, the Japanese keep it strictly confidential and the actions are also hidden in the day and out at night, and the materials are in and out at night.

Therefore, the Japanese army in Myanmar stocked up a large amount of supplies here, not only to see the location here, but also to think that this place is inconspicuous. As long as the confidentiality work is done well, the Chinese team will never discover it.

The distance here is suitable, safer, and the traffic is very convenient. One road is only two or three kilometers away from the Burma Highway.

The Yunnan-Burma Highway not only leads directly to China, but also goes directly to Yangon to the south, and even Maudmian. The Yunnan-Burma Highway is a major artery that runs through the north and south throughout Myanmar.

The superior location here was selected by the Japanese army in Myanmar. This village, which originally had more than 2,000 people, was occupied by the Japanese army. Each house had been emptied long ago. Now, a large amount of military supplies have been piled up.

The weapons and ammunition piled up here are mainly light weapons, bullets, grenades, etc., and these private houses can also be used.

The Japanese never expected that this village, which seemed to be an ordinary village, had long been discovered by Chinese reconnaissance aircraft. Although the Japanese were very careful, they still could not escape the reconnaissance aircraft's sharp eyes.

The person who came up with this idea was definitely a genius. Under the eyes of Chinese reconnaissance planes, so many supplies were hoarded here.

The Chinese team has obtained absolute air supremacy in Myanmar. The Japanese army in Myanmar knows that their military supplies, especially large amounts of weapons and ammunition, must not be bombed by Chinese aircraft.

This time, there was another unprecedented decisive battle between the two sides. The top Japanese army leaders came up with such an idea to hide a large amount of supplies in this village with very convenient transportation. The top Japanese army leaders felt absolutely safe and foolproof.

Now, it is already late at night, and the village is very quiet, with only a few lights. On the road not far away, several large trucks, with headlights, shining the road white, are heading towards the village.

During the day, it is very normal here, and few truck convoys come here because the Japanese are worried about being spotted by Chinese reconnaissance planes. It is night now, and the Japanese are much more courageous. Trucks are kept here from time to time, and sometimes even a convoy.

A large amount of supplies went in and out here while there were no Chinese reconnaissance planes in the night. However, the Japanese absolutely did not expect that more than 20 large bombers were flying here.

Not long after, these large trucks entered the village. The Japanese got out of the car and prepared to load weapons and ammunition to transport them to the front line overnight to replenish the Japanese army on the front line.

Although this place is inconspicuous, the village is relatively large, and the weapons and ammunition stored account for one-quarter of the Japanese inventories in Myanmar, especially bullets and grenades.

After the trucks stopped, the Japanese immediately yawned and began to load a whole box of grenades and bullets on the truck. Next to him was a major Japanese general watching the Japanese work in person.

This Japanese Major General was obviously the person in charge of the land where the materials were hoarded.

Most of the Japanese who were working suddenly stopped, and the Japanese Major General also raised his ears because the Japanese heard the roar of planes coming from a faint sound.

It's night now, and the Japanese were not only a little strange when they heard such a sound, but also a little unsure. After all, almost no planes are flying at night. In addition, these roars are also faint and not very real.

The Japanese all stopped, and the whole scene became quiet. After a while, the sound gradually became obvious. It was absolutely the sound of an airplane, and it was also a group of aircraft.

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Chapter completed!