The Japanese naval warships flew away in a swarm, fighting back on the relatively wide river surface while maneuvering to avoid it.

The 16 wildcat fighters started dropping bombs from an altitude of about 2,800 meters, and did not fight after the bombs were dropped, so they immediately turned and flew away.

Their purpose is not to fight the Japanese fleet at all. Their main purpose is to explode if it can. If it can’t be blown up, it will scare you to death. You can’t stop comfortably and provide artillery support to the Japanese infantry on the frontline.

The young and strong Chinese Air Force, who are increasingly cunning in tactic use, have once again achieved military achievements.

Four main-class light destroyers of the Japanese Navy escaped this round of air strikes, and no officers and soldiers were injured or killed!

But there are always unlucky guys. The stern of a 670-ton gunboat unfortunately suffered a 250-pound bomb. The huge bomb smashed through the tail deck and went inside the cabin before it exploded.

The powerful bomb directly tore the tail of the gunboat and killed nearly half of the navy. Soon, the gunboat with severe water inlet sank.

Many Japanese troops struggled in the cold river water and were rescued by other gunboats who rushed to the ship, but nearly one-third of the Japanese navy sank into the bottom of the water before the rescue arrived.

There was also a gunboat that ran too fast and too fast, unfortunately hit the tail of the friend ship, and directly hit the gunboat and lost two-thirds of its impetus. In the end, it could only be dragged back to Yiling by a transport ship.

Two days before the war started, the Japanese army completed the most critical tactical goal of frontal attack on the battlefield on the front of Shipai. However, the Chinese Air Force lived up to expectations and reduced the pressure on the Chinese infantry in the Shipai Fortress, and the Four Army Regiment also welcomed their opponents.
Chapter completed!