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At 3:19 p.m. on July 21, the battle siren at the Tibet Air Base of the Chinese Empire suddenly sounded.

With the order of Commander-in-Chief Zhang Tong of the Chinese Imperial Air Force Command, the H-Z11 fighters of the Chinese Empire flew into the sky one after another.

The dozens of H-Z11s were carrying heavy bombs and were tasked with carrying low-altitude bombardments of military points in Delhi.

In a short time, the military base in Delhi also sounded a shocking emergency combat alarm. The British commanders and soldiers quickly arrived at their combat posts, keeping a close eye on the sky.

The commander gave the combat order for the air scouts to be in position.

The ship is far away, and the enemy hates Mo and is alone

This time, the army of the Chinese Empire came prepared.

Before the war, Chen Zhongming designed wooden models that were the same as real airplanes, using some airplanes as pioneer planes and pulling these wooden model airplanes in front to fly in the air. The real plane leading the team in front is some distance away from the model aircraft.

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This distance was designed with full consideration for the safety of the firing range of anti-aircraft guns.

In fact, what the British saw was actually an unmanned wooden model aircraft released by the Chinese Empire as a decoy to lure the British into firing anti-aircraft shells.

The stupid British really fell for Chen's scheme.

The anti-aircraft guns that had been hidden were fired one after another, and for a time, Delhi was shining red, and the artillery was burning all over the sky.

The unmanned model aircraft of the Chinese Empire were hit and fell to the ground one after another.

Just when the British officers and soldiers were cheering for them to shoot down dozens of model planes of the Chinese Empire, several British soldiers who were cleaning the battlefield found that the first plane was actually a wooden model aircraft, and the body of a pilot of the Chinese Empire was not found.

The British immediately woke up to the fact that this was a ruse by the Chinese Imperial Air Force.

At the same time, the air force units of the Chinese Empire immediately captured the location range of the British anti-aircraft artillery group and the anti-aircraft machine gun group.

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The British could no longer bear such heavy losses, and the British Indian Command ordered the British to stop attacking.

Just after the British ground artillery group frantically shot down dozens of model fighters of the Chinese Empire, the H-Z11 fighters swarmed towards the position of the Delhi anti-aircraft artillery group.

The roar of planes over Delhi mingled with the explosion of bombs, a shocking explosion.

In an instant, the Delhi military base was shrouded in smoke.

The first attack wave of the Chinese Imperial Air Force aircraft had just passed, and the second attack wave followed. Before the British could catch their breath, the black-pressed group reappeared in the sky, and the third attack wave began again.

The Delhi military base instantly turned into a sea of blood and fire.

The Delhi military base, which the British had painstakingly built up for hundreds of years and at great expense, disappeared in less than an hour of bombing.

The air force units of the Chinese Empire fought cleanly and ended the air raid operation in less than an hour.

However, the British, after learning of the devastating attack on the Delhi military base, were not resigned to defeat.

As a result, the British ** team immediately took off 100 SE.5 fighters to counterattack the attack formation of the Chinese Imperial Air Force over the Delhi military base.

However, the Chinese Imperial Air Force had long been prepared for this, and a group of more than 200 H-Z11 fighters formed a zigzag array waiting for the arrival of British fighters.

An air barrier had been erected in the direction of the British attack. British fighters were in a passive position at the very beginning of the air battle.

A British pilot saw an H-Z11 approaching him, and he jerked the nose of the plane in an attempt to go around the tail and fire from the gun.

But he was only halfway up when he saw a string of scarlet sparks flash under the wings of the H-Z11 fighter of the Chinese army, and the Chinese Empire's homemade incendiary bombs flew quickly towards the British fighters, and his plane shook violently, and then burst into flames.

More than 300 planes of the Chinese and British air forces shuttled back and forth over Delhi, chasing each other and fighting in a melee.

From time to time, shells were fired from the plane, and the roar of the plane's engines, the roar of the shells, and the explosion of the plane's bomb were mixed together, and it was impossible to distinguish where the plane was taking off from and where it was going. Coupled with the white smoke from the shells of the planes, the air was chaotic, and it was impossible to identify who was attacking whom.

In this air battle, the Chinese Imperial Air Force achieved the proud record of shooting down 80 British planes and losing 7 planes of its own.

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Immediately after nightfall, the British command sent reinforcements to the Delhi base, 5 anti-aircraft artillery regiments, 79 anti-aircraft guns, three machine-gun batteries, 200 anti-aircraft machine guns.

These British soldiers turned over the plane wreckage and the corpses of the British soldiers and entered the Delhi base, trying their best to prevent the possible attack of the Chinese army.

After fierce fighting for most of the night, at dawn on the morning of July 22, under the indiscriminate bombardment of more than 200 planes of the Chinese Empire, the British reinforcements who came to support the military base in Delhi were blown to ashes.

At 22 a.m. on July 10, 72 British aircraft were again ordered to sortie.

However, this time their fate was even more tragic, and none of them were able to break through the air barrier of the Chinese Empire and fly back safely, and the Chinese Imperial Air Force achieved the brilliant record of shooting down 72 British planes at the cost of losing 3 fighters.

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The British could no longer afford such losses, in other words, the British army had no fighters at their disposal, so the British air force stopped sorties.

In the air battle at the Delhi military base, the Chinese Imperial Air Force achieved the record of losing only a few fighters and destroying 152 British planes with absolute strength.

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The British could no longer afford such heavy losses, and the British Indian Command ordered the British to stop their sorties.

This distance is designed with full consideration given to the safety of the firing range of anti-aircraft guns.

After a series of onslaughts by the Chinese Empire, the British and indigenous armies in India retreated south and went on the defensive.

The knot is not the enemy, the enemy is hated by the sun, and the land is by

The defense of the Indians was mostly focused on holding key points, and they would tightly control the valleys, passages, and mountain passes that might be used as offensive axes, forming a defense system in depth that guarded point bayonets, controlled surfaces with points, and controlled lines with surfaces.

When the Huaxia Emperor's ** team repeatedly attacked the deep zone in southern India, because the battle line was getting longer and longer, it was impossible to solve the problem of troop input, and it was difficult for the aircraft to carry out the task from a long distance.

Therefore, it has not been possible to break through here.

After a few days of simple rest, the ground forces of the Chinese Empire began to attack, and they mainly relied on or used passages during the attack, in order to facilitate the deployment of troops and weapons, to facilitate the rapid penetration of the enemy's center of gravity in depth, and to facilitate mobility, coordination, and support support.

Because of the narrow passage, it is not convenient for large troops and heavy equipment to deploy and use, therefore, every time they enter battle, the weapons that the army hands over to their soldiers are very pitiful, only a rifle, a rifle that can be loaded with a bayonet at any time.

It was with such a tenacious spirit that the strength of the five divisions of the Chinese Empire quickly broke through the second line of defense in northern India.