Chapter 91 Solve Yan Laodiao

In Xishan Province, Yan Laodiao began to force Ding to expand his army after reaching some kind of agreement with the Japanese and Japanese countries, and he stationed 200,000 miscellaneous troops in the border area with Xilan Province, 200,000 descendants and troops stationed on the edge of the Laochao Provincial Capital, and at the same time there was a division of about 20,000 horses from the Japanese and Japanese countries stationed here.

At two o'clock in the morning of a certain day, a fierce artillery sound woke up Yan Laodiao, the overwhelming shells fell into the border 200,000 miscellaneous army barracks, lasting half an hour of shelling, more than half of the 200,000 miscellaneous troops were killed and wounded, Bai Jiansheng's Ninth Route Army in Xilan Province took the lead in rushing across the border and advancing to Xishan Province, and the Tenth Route Army that cooperated with him in the battle followed, at five o'clock in the morning, when the sky was bright, the two road armies captured more than 50,000 puppet troops, occupied the central region of Xishan Province, and divided Xishan Province into two.

At the same time, at the same time, the Eighth Route Army, which had crossed the river, had already boarded the ferry, and under the roar of 50 warships and guns, it forcibly landed on the land along the Dayan River in Xishan Province, tore through the defensive positions of the two divisions of the Yan Puppet Army, and plunged straight into the provincial capital of Xishan Province like a sharp knife, and laid a defensive line to prevent the Japanese Japanese army from supporting it in the east.

At nine o'clock in the morning, the eighth, ninth, tenth, and third armies surrounded the provincial capital of Xishan Province, and with the arrival of the self-propelled rocket artillery regiment, the position of the 20,000-strong Japanese division was plowed again, and when a certain division rushed into the enemy position, it was found that not a single complete corpse could be found. With the help of reconnaissance planes in the sky, they found Yan Laodiao's general headquarters, and at this time, ten armed helicopters were dispatched directly to the sky, and several napalm bombs were used to solve Yan Laodiao and his high-level generals, destroying the command system of the puppet army, and then flying over the barracks, using leaflets and loudspeakers to disintegrate the psychological defense formation of the 200,000 puppet army, forcing them to lay down their arms and surrender.

The demoralization of the middle and lower ranks of the puppet army was demoralized by the Japanese camp and headquarters, and the political offensive in Sealand Province was a constant reminder that they should be united in their guns and drive the invaders out of their homes. At twelve o'clock at noon, the puppet army successively laid down its arms and surrendered, and the Eighth Route Army occupied the provincial capital. The next day, the province of Tay Son was liberated.

The 300,000 prisoners of the puppet army and the 700,000 miners who had newly joined the army, a total of 1 million soldiers, were divided among the five legions of the 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th and the last arrived 12th Road, and after ten days of training, they began to march eastward.

After receiving the news that Xishan Province had fallen into the hands of Sealand Province, the 500,000 Japanese Japanese troops in the neighboring province were furious, and without knowing the true strength of Sealand Province, they marched westward in five directions, hoping to recapture the major coal province. But they never imagined that a huge pocket array had been waiting for them for a day and a night, and the Japanese Japanese army's airfield had already reached the airfield at the moment when the army stepped into the ambush circle, and the bombers had already reached the airfield, blinding the Japanese army, and then making their radio dysfunctional and making them deaf, and finally their artillery position, tank and armored car barracks, was devastatedly bombed, broken one hand and one foot, and all the troops were wiped out under the powerful offensive of Zealand Province.

A month later, Beihu Province was recovered, and one million Japanese Japanese troops were wiped out, so that the commander-in-chief of the Japanese Japanese army in the north of the Great Han Kingdom was on pins and needles, and hurriedly dispatched troops to lay down heavy defensive lines.