Although the ambush place is covered by mountains, the three batches of planes will definitely not be too far apart.

In other words, whether it is the first sneak attack or the second sneak attack, you must fight as quickly as possible, and the sooner the battle, the better.

In this way, the subsequent batch of Japanese aircraft will not be able to detect problems in time and will not be alert in advance.

Wu Ze looked at it again, found no problem, and then called someone: "Go and tell Lao Li and Lao Kong that you can put out the cigarette according to the original plan."

Although there is a mountain cover, the Japanese plane will also emit thick smoke when it is shot down.

At that time, the thick smoke in the sky will be seen by the Japanese planes behind them, and they will be alert.

Therefore, Wu Ze had to set off smoke on the other side of the mountain to cover the sight of the Japanese planes behind him.

At that time, the Japanese planes in the subsequent batch will not see the thick smoke scenes of the previous batch of planes and will not be alert.

Furthermore, this cigarette also has the effect of hindering the subsequent batches of aircraft.

The batch of planes later shuttled through the thick smoke and flew out. As soon as their sight recovered, they were faced with the sneak attack of the 88 anti-aircraft gun.

At this time, no matter how superb the Japanese pilots' flight skills were, even if their Amaterasu possessed them immediately, they could not react.

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After receiving Wu Ze's order, Li Yunlong and Kong Jie immediately ordered someone to set off cigarettes.

The bonfire that had been prepared was lit, and a large number of wet branches and leaves were covered with. In an instant, thick smoke rose rapidly, obstructing the view of the sky.

Taiyuan Airport

call!

call!

call!

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Under the orders of Ichiro Tojo, Japanese aircraft quickly took off from the airport, as fast as lightning.

Since bombing needs to be unified, the three formations of aircraft must also act in a unified manner.

The plane that took off first had to hover and wait for the plane behind to take off and act together.

Therefore, the three batches of aircraft were separated by a certain amount of time.

This certain time will lead to the lengthening of the distance between the three batches of aircraft.

Seeing the last batch of aircraft flying away, the Eighth Route investigators quickly sent the information to Wu Ze.

Wu Ze received the information and drew out the formations of the three formations of Japanese aircraft on paper as quickly as possible.

The first batch had 30 aircraft.

The second batch, the number of aircraft was 32.

The third batch, the number of aircraft was 38.

Together, there were exactly one hundred aircraft, and Tojo Ichiro really used all the aircraft.

Wu Ze quickly marked the number of aircraft in three batches and the corresponding formation on paper, and the targets that each of the thirty-six anti-aircraft guns should have been targeted.

This is a tactic that must be made in advance, so that each anti-aircraft gun knows its target in advance, and then each locks in a sneak attack.

Otherwise, thirty-six anti-aircraft guns would rush to find their own targets, and that would be a group of mobs.

At that time, there will be chaos, and even give the Japanese pilot a chance to fight back.

Wu Ze quickly arranged the tactics and asked people to copy them quickly, and quickly distributed them to the team of each anti-aircraft gun.
Chapter completed!