Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2751 Immortal Military Spirit!

The fragments of the plane produced by the explosion shot out in all directions like sharp blades, affecting the other two Japanese planes.

One of the Japanese planes made an emergency turn to avoid the impact and fragments of the explosion.

The flying fragments hit the hull of the aircraft, making a clanging metal impact sound, and even a few sounds of iron cracking were heard.

The Japanese pilot accelerated and drove away again, fortunately avoiding several of the largest pieces of debris.

Otherwise, if hit by those two pieces of fragments, the plane would definitely be destroyed and everyone on board would die.

The Japanese pilot also smiled as if he had survived a disaster. He was almost hit, but he avoided it easily with his excellent skills.

Of course, whether it is really easy or not, only he himself knows.

But he probably never dreamed that although he avoided the explosion of his colleague's plane, he accidentally entered another fire net.

boom!

Just as the Japanese pilot was showing a smile of surviving a disaster, another anti-aircraft shell exploded in mid-air.

There was a loud "bang" and the left wing of the Japanese plane disappeared in an instant, breaking off neatly, as if someone had broken it in half at once.

The Japanese plane trembled violently, and then like a giant bird with broken wings, it lost its balance and began to fall into a death roll.

The Japanese pilot was terrified. He endured the dizziness, held the joystick tightly with both hands, and pulled desperately. After the plane flipped four times, it finally stabilized in a weird posture and began to glide.

It is obvious that this Japanese pilot has good skills.

If it were an ordinary pilot, it would be difficult to stabilize the plane after it fell into a death roll.

But I don't know whether this little Japanese was lucky or had really good skills, but he managed to circle in the air and stabilize it with the remaining half of the wing.

At this time, even the Japanese pilots were a little complacent. After all, there were not many people who could stabilize the plane in such a situation.

But unexpectedly, another surprise happened. Just when the Japanese were feeling complacent, a series of anti-aircraft machine gun bullets suddenly came and hit the fuselage of the Japanese plane densely.

It turned out that just now, the Japanese plane was falling very quickly and had entered the effective range of the anti-aircraft machine guns.

How could the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces fighters miss this opportunity?

Although the Japanese plane seemed to be smoking, as long as it was not blown up, they had to shoot it down.

Then a series of machine gun bullets were fired, directly hitting the Japanese plane, making holes as big as bowls.

The fuselage of the Japanese bomber made loud "bang bang bang" sounds and sparks flew under the impact of bullets.

The fuel tank then exploded and burst into flames.

The Japanese pilot let out a cry of terror.

At this point, he no longer cared about the plane, which was already beyond saving, so he prepared to parachute out and escape.

But it was too late. After a loud bang, an unstoppable flame rose from the inside of the fuselage, spreading rapidly and engulfing the entire plane.

The Japanese soldier only felt a sudden brightness in front of his eyes, and then he could only hear his own screams in the strong light and the sound of countless flames burning.

At this time, the Japanese plane was like a huge fireball.

The metal made a "squeaking" sound under the high temperature, and a more terrifying explosion swept the sky again at this moment.

That was the explosion of the Japanese aerial bombs that had not yet been dropped. The horrific shock wave of the explosion, carrying debris in all directions, swept in all directions like raindrops.

Another Japanese bomber was also affected and half of its fuselage was shot into pieces.

To make matters worse, just as the Japanese plane was about to collapse and the Japanese pilot, with a bloody head, was about to escape in the wrecked plane, he was hit by a series of anti-aircraft machine gun bullets.

The bottom of the Japanese plane was instantly covered with bullet holes, sparks flew, and smoke filled the air. Finally, with violent tremors, the plane fell to the east.

But this battle did not end with the crash of two Japanese planes. Instead, the battle between the anti-aircraft artillery unit of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces and the Japanese bomber formation became more intense.

The roars of anti-aircraft guns came one after another, and anti-aircraft machine guns kept firing like frying beans.

The Japanese flight captain let out an angry roar and commanded the bomber formation to change its formation again. They either dived or circled, trying to disrupt the deployment of the Anti-Japanese Allied Anti-aircraft artillery units with their flexible maneuverability.

At the same time, the Japanese captain ordered the bombs to be dropped.

In this case, it's almost hard to hit.

But the Japanese flight captain could no longer care about so many things. He ordered the Japanese to find an opportunity to drop the poison gas bombs or aerial bombs hanging in the bottom cabin to tear apart the fire coverage of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

squeak! squeak!

Aerial bombs whistled sharply in the air.

Many soldiers heard this moment, but none of them left their posts.

Because this battle requires not only experience and skills, but also courage.

The Japanese are launching a desperate attack, so how can they retreat?

So whether it was the anti-aircraft artillery unit or the anti-aircraft machine gun unit, even though they knew that they would most likely die if the bombs fell, they continued to fight.

Boom boom!

Chuchuchu! Chuchuchu!

Artillery fire roared and machine gun bullets shot into the sky like a rainstorm.

At this time, it was difficult for the Japanese flying formation to form a formation. Some Japanese planes even collided with each other and exploded because they were unable to dodge in time.

The Anti-Japanese Allied Forces soldiers smiled with relief.

But unexpectedly, at this moment, a loud bang was heard, and an aerial bomb exploded on the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces' position.

The huge impact force overturned the soil to a height of more than ten meters, and a large amount of dust and smoke swept in all directions, just like the end of the world!

At the same time, two Anti-Japanese Allied Forces fighters who were transporting ammunition were also blown away. They were blown more than 30 meters away in the explosion and fell heavily to the ground.

The soldier was covered in blood, and although there was regret in his eyes, he had to close his unwilling eyes because his injuries were too severe.

Their mission has not been completed and their ammunition has not yet been delivered to their comrades.

How much they wished to borrow a little more time from God, even just a few seconds.

But, unfortunately, they received no response from heaven.

Perhaps God also felt that they were too tired and let them leave peacefully.

When the comrades in the distance saw this scene, tears welled up in their eyes.

But they don't have time to be too sad, nor do they have time to wipe away the tears from the corners of their eyes.

Because their enemies are still dropping bombs crazily, their enemies have not retreated yet.

They must continue to fight and complete the tasks that their deceased comrades failed to complete!

(End of this chapter)