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Bang!

Bang!

When the captain's plane crashed, the other three fighter jets encountered the same situation.

One of the planes' propellers was struck, resulting in a violent explosion.

The nose of the plane, along with the cockpit, was engulfed in flames and plunged straight into the water.

As for the other two fighter jets, the pilot of one of them sank to the bottom of the river with the plane.

The last one, after much difficulty, managed to break free and escape.

As soon as it surfaced, it greedily opened its mouth wide and inhaled a breath of air mixed with gunpowder smoke.

His head was enveloped by a huge black shadow, and a large sailboat ran over his head.

Once the sailboat had passed, the pilot never resurfaced.

The four drones that crashed into the river were reduced to fragments after completing their mission, scattered across the surface of the river.

Slowly, it sank to the bottom of the river.

There's no need to worry about the wreckage falling into enemy hands.

From beginning to end, the four pilots had no idea what was happening.

Even as they were swallowed by the icy river, they didn't understand what had attacked them.

I still don't understand what that little strange flying machine is.

The control tower only received reports of a few people being hit before completely losing contact.

Everyone looked at each other, bewildered, not knowing what had happened.

After the report was submitted, all that was said was "waiting for instructions," and then nothing more was heard.

The high-ranking officials held an emergency meeting, not to discuss how the four fighter jets crashed, but because they might have defected!

Just like the pilots before them, they all defected and flew their planes to join the Communists.

Otherwise, President Chiang wouldn't have sent them to monitor the Air Force.

In this situation of mutual defensiveness, no matter how difficult the situation on the front lines becomes, it is impossible to send more planes to provide reinforcements.

Internal strife also reduced the aerial threat to the troops crossing the river.

The remaining six drones hovered 300 meters in the sky, quietly awaiting instructions.

Li Yimin watched as four enemy planes crashed into the river and excitedly pumped his fist.

This was the first time the drone had been used in actual combat, and I was quite nervous.

Although we have practiced countless times, we can control the drone to precisely pass through gaps as big as washbasins.

But when it comes to actual combat, it's still inevitable to feel a bit nervous.

If they fail to successfully ram the enemy aircraft, the diving fighters could cause heavy casualties to the troops crossing the river.

Those wooden sailboats carrying large numbers of soldiers would also have their hulls pierced by bullets, causing them to seep water and sink.

Fortunately, all four drones completed their assigned tasks.

Today's drone fleets have no shortage of drones.

The reconnaissance team was equipped with a thermal imaging drone, and the demolition team used an agricultural drone with a payload of 50 kilograms.

Those that have just been impacted are purely consumables and are also the most numerous.

Chen Huai'an purchased the goods under the company's name, using the guise of a performance, and bought a whole set of two thousand drones!

This number was more than enough to cope with the War of Liberation.

The Kuomintang reactionaries borrowed money from the Americans to purchase a large number of airplanes.

However, the total number of all types of aircraft is only 900.

The P-51 Mustang fighter plane that was just destroyed was one of only about 300 in total.

Moreover, with many pilots defecting and taking their planes with them to join the cause, the number of warplanes left for the Kuomintang reactionaries was even smaller.

Two thousand drones are enough to fight the Kuomintang reactionaries' air force to the death.

It has access to the future world and can be continuously replenished.

However, our ancestors were used to living frugally and would save money wherever possible.

After confirming that there were no more enemy aircraft nearby, Li Yimin immediately ordered: "The remaining drones, return to base and await further orders!"

Six pilots maneuvered the drone to land steadily on the open ground.

They will only be deployed again when the enemy sends planes.

It can also save electricity.

With electricity shortages, we should save wherever possible.

Li Yimin cautiously surveyed his surroundings while compiling data for the operation.

This will be reserved for use by all members at the debriefing meeting after the battle.

Although Lin Wan introduced the operational use mode of drones, they are still in the exploratory stage.

Only by constantly summarizing experiences can we improve our combat effectiveness.

By this time, the troops that were to cross the river had already reached the other side.

With the support of equipment from the future world, this river crossing is completely different from the original time and space.

Originally, due to a severe shortage of boats, they even used the wooden buckets and door panels from the villagers' homes.

The speed of crossing the river was solely determined by the movement of the oars.

It moved extremely slowly, and floating on the river, it was practically a moving target for the enemy.

Moreover, they were subjected to artillery fire, and an entire ship of soldiers was killed by cannon fire.

In the sky, fighter jets were still swooping down and strafing.

Therefore, during the crossing of the river, the Third Field Army suffered 3.6 casualties.

But now everything has changed; the once leisurely sailboats and small rowboats have been transformed into speedboats.

With the acceleration thrust of the outboard motor, it reached the other side in just a few minutes.

Moreover, the destruction of the enemy's artillery also reduced the obstacles.

The enemy's defensive positions had been subjected to heavy artillery bombardment, and their morale had long since collapsed.

Wang Tiezhu led his soldiers and charged directly into the enemy's forward command post.

They captured a lieutenant colonel who was covered in dirt and still frantically calling for reinforcements.

As more and more troops landed, the defenses along the Yangtze River quickly crumbled, and the situation became one-sided and overwhelming.

Seeing that the situation was not good, a large number of troops began to flee frantically.

Even the natural barrier of the Yangtze River has been breached by the People's Liberation Army. What other strategic locations are left to defend?

However, when they attacked Miura, they encountered fierce resistance from the enemy's 28th Army, resulting in considerable casualties.

But faced with the might of the People's Liberation Army, this bridgehead was quickly breached.

When they attacked Nanjing, they encountered little resistance.

These high-ranking officials didn't have much fighting spirit to begin with.

They had packed their belongings long ago and fled when the war started.

The acting president and other high-ranking officials fled by plane in the early morning. The morale of the troops left behind was low, and many deserted or revolted, leaving them unable to organize an effective defense.

The Nanjing underground party organization launched struggles to protect factories and schools, maintain urban order, and assist the People's Liberation Army in quickly identifying routes into the city, thus reducing the need for military conflict.

At places like the Xiaguan Wharf, the Kuomintang attempted to blow up facilities during their retreat, but were stopped by the workers' picket team. There were a few gunfights during the incident, but they were limited in scale.

On April 23, Nanjing was officially liberated and returned to the embrace of the people!

This also marked the complete end of China's semi-colonial and semi-feudal historical destiny!

When the news reached Shanghai, Lin Wan's right hand, which was holding the pen, trembled slightly with excitement.

Although in the future, I learned from history books that Nanjing would be liberated.

But when that day finally arrived, I couldn't help but get excited and my eyes welled up with tears.

I am happy that this ancient capital has returned to the embrace of the people, and I am proud of my own efforts.

He immediately buried himself in his writing and produced a news report about the liberation of Nanjing.

There was a strange feeling in my heart that in another month, around the time of Shanghai's liberation, their time-travel system would also change.