From these few orders, we can see how rigorous German soldier Schmidt was. He first sent the overall rotational flight brigade to Hartmann, and then used the reason why the Third Battalion and JU87 dive bombers had to refuel and load the bombs. They arranged it together, so that Hartmann could get reinforcements as quickly as possible, and the task of bombing the enemy aircraft carrier would not be delayed.

After the report was completed, Hartman immediately took his first battalion of forty BF109 fighters to face the Japanese fleet. Judging from the Japanese route, they were heading towards Li Mo's armored division. If Li Mo's tank was really destroyed by the Japanese, Rommel had already lost this battle. Even if the Flying Eagle Legion took over the Sixth Division, he would pay a heavy price in the next battle to break out from the Japanese army surrounded on all sides. Li Mo's armored division was a sharp sword that directly stabbed the Japanese 6th Division, and they completed the division, surround and annihilation. The other two mechanized infantry divisions were to advance steadily, restrain the Japanese army's forces and squeeze the Japanese army's activity space. Rommel dared not let them fight too hard, and if the casualties were too heavy, they would not lose it.

This time, the Japanese army sent most of the aircraft of three aircraft carriers, a total of 120 carrier-based aircraft. The Kitengjin Air Force stationed in Taiwan also sent most of its own bombers, a total of 60, and the entire fleet of aircraft was 180, which were basically the most remaining aircraft in the Chinese theater. The old Japanese Ishigen also understood that the key to this victory was the armored division of the Flying Eagle Legion interspersed into the Japanese rear. Even if the entire aviation team was fought, as long as all the tanks of the Flying Eagle Legion were killed, the Flying Eagle Legion would be completely defeated. Matsui Ishigen mobilized 100,000 elite Japanese troops to surround them from all directions. The Flying Eagle Legion, which lost the tank, would have to be peeled off even if it did not die.

A few minutes later, Hartman discovered the huge Japanese aircraft group. The Japanese aircraft covered their bombers in the middle and flew slowly towards the bombing target. The Japanese bombers were still half-wooden fuselage, with a flight speed of only more than 300 kilometers per hour, but the range was still good.

"The first squadron and the second squadron immediately rushed into the Japanese flight formation. Your target is the Japanese escort fighter jets. Be sure to disrupt the Japanese flight formation. The third squadron immediately seizes the commanding heights. After the Japanese flight formation is in chaos, immediately attack the Japanese bomber. Remember that our armored division is not far away. You must not let a Japanese bomber break through your defense."

"Understand...attack."

The BF109 fighter was the main fighter in the German World War II. It technically reached the highest level of piston aircraft and once created a practical world record for the flight speed of propeller aircraft on land. It set the world's absolute record for the flat speed of piston aircraft - 755.138 kilometers per hour, and maintained until 1969. With the firepower and flexibility, Japanese carrier-based aircraft had no way to compare with the BF109. Even the later zero aircraft of the Japanese army could not compete with the BF109.

The 24 fighter jets of the 12th Squadron roared and dived from top to bottom. Before the Japanese plane could react, the 20mm cannon shells of the BF109 arrived. The Japanese plane was equipped with a 7.92mm machine gun, which was much worse in both range and power. Moreover, the BF109 still had the advantage of speed.

The first round of shooting shot down six Japanese aircraft. Almost in the moment of encounter, the BF109 rushed into the huge Japanese aircraft group and began to flexibly rear-end and strangle. The sound of "da da..." of the cannons continued, and Japanese aircraft continued to fall from the air with thick smoke. In order to create greater chaos, the BF109 that rushed into the aircraft group also began to attack the bulky Japanese bombers. The wooden aircraft also carried more than one ton of aviation bombs. Basically, more than a dozen 20 mm cannons could blow the Japanese bombers into the air.

The Japanese bombers were panicked and hurriedly left the formation, scattered their own siege and went to the target to bomb. As soon as the Japanese bombers flew around, the first and second squadrons immediately strangled with the Japanese carrier-based aircraft. The Japanese carrier-based aircraft's speed was only more than 500 kilometers per hour, and they could not catch up with the BF109 at all. The BF109 could choose the attack location calmly. The "da da...da da" gunshots continued, and all the aircraft falling from the air were Japanese carrier-based aircraft.

There is really no way to do this. Just as the Japanese army used their excellent weapons and equipment to ravage Asian countries, let them experience the feeling of being ravaged by advanced German aircraft. The Japanese pilots knew that their aircraft performance was not as good as humans, but they still fought to the death. They were still trying hard to protect their bombers.

The third squadron began to dive from the clouds. This time they were the Japanese bomber group. The BF109 of the third squadron increased the speed to the fastest and rushed directly from above to the Japanese bomber running around. After a few seconds, the twelve 20-mm machine guns of the BF109 sounded like fried beans.

"Dada...Wuwuwu..."

The Japanese wooden bomber could not withstand the attack of the 20-mm machine cannon. If it hit the wings, it would be immediately broken into two pieces. Even if the BF109 did not continue to attack, his fate would fall to the ground. The Kitakatsu Air Force in history was wiped out by the National Air Force. Their commander even committed suicide by cesarean section. Moreover, now they encountered the German BF109 fighter, and there was only one fate, that was, to go to hell directly.

At this time, a large group of BF109s appeared in the clouds. They were sent by Schmidt to reinforce Hartman. Seeing the forty BF109s coming from reinforcements, Hartman was even more confident. In an instant, eighty BF109s strangled the remaining Japanese planes. Now the Japanese pilots were desperate. The fighter jets left the bombers they escorted and fled. Two or three minutes later, the smoke from the sky dissipated without leaving any trace of war. Only the piles of burning aircraft wreckage on the ground were telling the one-sided "slaughter" just now.

According to the pilot's own record, China shot down forty-two Japanese fighter jets and sixty bombers, while the Flying Eagle Legion lost four aircraft, and another six aircraft were injured in the battle, but they still barely flew back to the airport.

This battle was reported immediately. Rommel, the commander of the Flying Eagle Legion, and Chief of Staff Hans was also very happy to receive the telegram, and quickly announced the good news to Rommel loudly:

"General, good news! Our Air Force shot down 102 Japanese aircraft that wanted to raid our armored division. Our planes lost four. It's great, the Air Force is great."

Rommel looked at Hans who was very happy and smiled slightly:

"Yes, report to the command headquarters! Avoid some leaders not worrying about us, and order Li Mo and others to launch an attack from the back of the Japanese army after reaching the attack position. The two infantry divisions should also increase the attack force and drag the Japanese army's troops to the front, so that they cannot draw troops back to defend their own retreat."

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[Note: The protagonist's trip to China will end soon, destroying the Japan-German alliance is one of the protagonist's main tasks... Please collect it, recommend]
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