In front of the First Japanese Heavy Artillery Brigade, about a few kilometers, the Japanese were a long infantry team, which was moving. This was the closest Japanese Heavy Artillery Brigade, a field infantry regiment of more than 3,000 people.

At this time, violent explosions had already reached the ears of these Japanese. At this time, the tank regiment's Type 39 tanks and Type 39 armored personnel carriers were firing fiercely at the Japanese Heavy Artillery First Brigade.

The Japanese field infantry corps heard a faint explosion from afar. Many Japanese stopped one after another. Many Japanese officers saw that the sound was coming from the location of the First Heavy Artillery Brigade. Suddenly, these Japanese officers secretly complained that something was wrong.

The Japanese corps leader also heard the explosion.

"Baga! It's not good!" The Japanese corps leader shouted anxiously, "Transfer the order quickly and order everyone to run and advance to the position of the First Heavy Artillery Brigade."

Obviously, the Japanese corps had guessed that the First Brigade of Heavy Artillery must have been hit, and its field infantry corps needs to return immediately.

The Japanese corps leader knew that the heavy artillery brigade was an important strategic force and could not suffer any losses, otherwise he would be in trouble.

Thousands of Japanese devils, receiving the order from their corps, immediately ran back in a mess and rushed to the location where the First Heavy Artillery Brigade was located.

The soldiers of the tank regiment were fiercely bombarding the First Japanese Heavy Artillery Brigade.

As a large number of shells hit the Japanese team, many Japanese were directly bombed to death. Bad Japanese trucks were destroyed and turned into piles of wreckage, burning in the spot.

Many Japanese 155 heavy howitzers were also hit. The 75mm caliber tank main gun was not small. In just a few minutes, several Japanese cannons were destroyed.

A Type 39 tank had been fired for several guns, not only destroying two Japanese trucks, but also killing at least two or thirty Japanese.

These Japanese devils had basically no protection, and almost all the high-explosive bombs fired by the main gun of the tank were blown away.

The gunner of this Type 39 tank saw that he fired several shots in a row, but there was no sound of Japanese artillery shells coming. The shooter became smarter. The Japanese who hit the target just now all had heavy artillery behind him.

This time, the tank gunner aimed the tank's main gun at a large truck, an Japanese truck without a cannon. The gun barrel of this Type 39 tank flashed with a flash of flames and a high-explosive bomb. It accurately hit the Japanese truck.

This time, all the chariots were fired on the spot, and the distance was only three or four hundred meters. The soldiers' hit rate was still very high. The gunner was the same. He aimed a little and hit the Japanese truck.

This time, a shocking explosion came, and many soldiers, hundreds of meters away, felt their ears buzzing.

The truck that was hit just now was loaded with a large number of 155mm shells. A single 155mm shell was very powerful when it exploded, not to mention that this time, hundreds of shells exploded one after another.

Many soldiers saw that after the truck was hit, it exploded violently, the earth was shaking, a small mushroom cloud rose, and a strong shock wave swept around with the explosion point as the center.

Around the explosion point, many Japanese devils were torn into pieces by the shock wave. Near the explosion point, several trucks and several cannons were directly overturned to the ground by the powerful shock wave.

Seeing that the power of the dying explosion was so powerful, the commander of the tank first regiment immediately shouted happily, "Okay! It's so good! It's so satisfying!"

Many tank gunners immediately rushed to attack the Japanese gunboats when they saw that the Japanese gunboats were so powerful. Everyone also wanted to hit several Japanese trucks full of ammunition.

In less than two or three minutes, several trucks loaded with 155mm howitzers were hit by the soldiers, and a large number of shells exploded violently.

The explosions were very shocking. Huge mushroom clouds rose into the air, and many Japanese devils were blown away to the point of being left.

The commander of the Japanese Brigade was hiding in his armored vehicle. Although he was not killed by the bomb, the commander of the Japanese Brigade, Yano Saburo, looked pale and his ears were buzzing. He could hardly hear other sounds around him, and he felt very uncomfortable.

At this time, Saburo Yano knew that his large truck full of ammunition must have exploded, otherwise such a shocking explosion would not have been heard.

It's over! It's over! Yano Saburo thought to himself that this time, in order to compete with the heavy artillery group of the 36th Army, Yano Saburo ordered his heavy artillery brigade to bring enough shells.

A large number of shells, a whole vehicle of shells, have been rumored to explode one after another, and the first brigade of Japanese heavy artillery was indeed finished.

Yano Saburo thought that this time, he was originally ambitious and wanted to compete with the heavy artillery group of the 36th Army. Unexpectedly, before the battle began, his troops were still on the way to march, and they were still devastatingly hit by the armored group of the 36th Army on the way.

At this time, Saburo Yano thought of a Chinese saying, "Die before he succeeds in his army." That's how he himself is. Before he can shoot, the entire army is almost destroyed.

"Brigate Commander! Let's retreat!" A Japanese colonel in an armored vehicle suggested: "Our armored vehicles can retreat along this plain. Let's give up all these heavy artillery!"

What the Japanese colonel said was not without reason. The Japanese armored vehicles drove off the highway and along the plains on both sides of the highway, and could run far away.

However, Yano Saburo no longer wanted to run away and shook his head blankly. All the heavy artillery brigades were lost and he still ran away. What's the point?

Seeing his brigade commander shook his head, the remaining Japanese in the armored vehicle all showed despair.

In the distance, a Type 39 tank had already targeted the armored vehicle the commander of the Japanese Brigade.

The tank had a flash of fire with a large gun barrel. A high-explosive bomb accurately hit the Japanese armored vehicle. The Japanese armored vehicle had very thin armor. The 75mm caliber high-explosive bomb was completely fatal to the Japanese armored vehicle.

I saw a loud "boom" sound, and the Japanese armored vehicle was beaten to pieces and turned into a pile of scrap iron. The Japanese brigade commander was also blown into pieces, and the whole body was unable to fall.

Not only did the Japanese brigade commander not leave a whole corpse, but most of the Japanese were unable to leave a whole corpse. With the violent explosions, most of the Japanese were blown to pieces.

In more than ten minutes, the two or three kilometers long road where the Japanese heavy artillery brigade was located completely became a hell on earth. The Japanese were full of broken hands and feet. All the Japanese trucks and armored vehicles turned into a pile of scrap iron, and the Japanese dozens of cannons were also destroyed.

The tank leader had already gotten off his armored vehicle. Looking at the scene in the distance, a smile appeared on his face, and he was very happy that a heavy artillery brigade of the Japanese was destroyed by himself.

Seeing that some soldiers were still firing, the tank leader couldn't help but laugh out loud.

"Tell me the order! Stop the shelling, and the soldiers of the mixed battalion will immediately go up and wipe out the Japanese. Then, everyone will retreat quickly."

After a while, the soldiers stopped shooting one after another, and the armored vehicles of the Mixed Battalion also opened wide. The Mixed Battalion sent two or three hundred soldiers, carrying the AK47 assault rifles, and running on the far road.

On the road, the explosion had stopped, and there were Japanese debris and broken arms everywhere, and black smoke was everywhere. The wreckage of Japanese vehicles was still burning.

The soldiers moved quickly, rushed onto the highway, carefully searched the Japanese's survivors, and found that the Japanese who had not died were all shot.

Not long after, the soldiers completed the mission. The Japanese heavy artillery brigade had nearly 2,000 Japanese soldiers who had not been killed by the bombing. All these Japanese soldiers have now been beaten to death by the soldiers.

After successfully completing the mission, the soldiers launched the chariots and headed towards Siping. Since noon yesterday, the soldiers have fought several times. Many of the chariot's shells and fuel have been consumed, and they need to return to Siping to replenish them.

In Siping, the Flight Brigade has dropped a large amount of supply supplies, including weapons, ammunition, fuel and medicine, and even a lot of dry food.

"Comrades! Go forward at full speed!"

Not long after, the huge convoy of soldiers disappeared from the depths of this endless plain and on the horizon.

Less than a few minutes after the soldiers left, many Japanese soldiers ran over panting.

These Japanese devils heard the explosion here, and under the command of the Japanese devils captain, they came here for several kilometers. Many Japanese devils almost ran a little exhausted.

These Japanese devils have become very tired from marching from Changchun. Now they have been running wildly for nearly half an hour, and many Japanese devils are almost exhausted.

The Japanese corps leader was also riding in a big truck and rushed over with the Japanese team. On the way, the Japanese corps leader heard the location of the heavy artillery brigade, and the Japanese corps leader felt a little cold when he heard the location of the heavy artillery brigade.

Now, when I arrived here and watched all the vehicles of the heavy artillery brigade burning on the road and black smoke rolled, the Japanese corps hurriedly got out of the truck cab and walked forward anxiously.

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