If only the Japanese army was killed and injured as much as possible, Zhang Chi might choose to fight in the original position for a period of time. After all, the Japanese army had fallen into the encirclement of the Chinese army at this time, and the Chinese army also had artillery fire to block the Japanese army's retreat. In addition, the Chinese army had made full disguise and had the advantage of firepower. If this continued, the Japanese army would definitely suffer greater casualties.

The problem is... Zhang Chi's purpose is not only to kill the Japanese army, but also to retake the airport.

Zhang Chi believes that the Japanese troops stationed at the airport do not know the situation here at this time.

This is because the Japanese commander and correspondent soldier were killed by snipers at the first time, and the Japanese army had no time or opportunity to contact the Japanese army stationed at the airport.

Another reason is that the Japanese army had been chasing the US army before, so it was normal for gunfire and explosions to be heard in this direction. At most, the Japanese army stationed in the airport thought that the denser gunfire sound was a bit intercepted by the US army.

So, Zhang Chi hoped to chase and kill these Japanese troops all the way back to the airport, and then recapture the airport with lightning speed and destroy the Japanese troops attacking Urata Airport.

Zhang Chi's idea was right, because the Japanese army stationed at the airport did not realize this... This was a bit too unexpected. The Japanese army won a great victory in the last second and was unstoppable. The Japanese army who had just left was beaten and fled back... This strong contrast was unexpected even for Hikaru Tanakasa, who had been on the battlefield for ten years.

So, when Ai Tanakasa saw a large number of Japanese troops retreating, his reaction was that... the Americans transferred the tank troops back.

This is a problem that the Japanese army has always been worried about, although overall, from the perspective of Niujima Manta, there is no worry about the US military transferring the tank troops back to the airport, because this will allow the Japanese tank troops to successfully break through.

But from the perspective of Ai Tanakasa, he has been worried about this, because it is very likely that it means that he and his subordinates are wiped out... The American "Sheerman" tank is really like a harvester, and the Japanese have no choice but to pack the explosives and blow them up.

Therefore, the first preparation for Aotanaka Sato occupied the airport was to find anti-tank equipment from the US military's warehouses, including anti-tank guns and bazooka, especially bazooka... This thing is a lot of U.S. warehouses, and it is also a single weapon, which is very suitable for the Japanese army with insufficient logistics capabilities.

At this time, Tanaka Sa even began to organize the Japanese army to learn how to use the rocket launcher.

The Japanese army suddenly fled back in large numbers, shouting while fleeing: "The enemy is here, the enemy is here!"

Su Tanakasa's first reaction was of course the US tank troops, so he asked his subordinates to bring the anti-tank guns and the Bazuka bazooka rocket launcher with an order.

But soon Tanaka Sa will find out that he is wrong. There are no tanks under the night sky, nor the roar of tanks. There are only ghostly shadows behind the Japanese army...

Ai Tanakasa soon realized something and hurriedly ordered: "Open the fire!"

The Japanese soldiers were stunned. At their guns, they were their own people... Although there were enemies behind them, if they wanted to hit the enemy, they would first kill them.

"Bastard, open fire!" Suo Tanaka cursed: "Execute the order!"

"Yes!" The Japanese army responded, then raised their guns...

But it was too late at this time. The snipers of the Chinese army were already in place at high places or on trees. Their shooting circle had already crossed the Chinese troops and even the retreating Japanese troops and pointed at the Japanese troops guarding the airport.

"Bang bang..."

The first thing that fired was not the Japanese rifles, but the Chinese sniper rifles. These bullets accurately knocked down important targets in the Japanese defense line one by one, and Tanaka Sa was knocked to the ground immediately...

Japanese officers have always liked to stand on the front line. They need to show their "courage" to motivate their subordinates. This is generally fine, especially when the Japanese army is fighting against the US army... if the equipment is not as good as the US army, then they can only be motivated by officers fighting on the front line.

However, if the enemy has large-scale snipers, this method will not only fail to achieve the purpose of motivating morale, but will instead damage morale and even cause the troops to lose command and fall into chaos.

The Japanese army obviously did not expect that they were facing such a unit, so the chaos that appeared in Colonel Kosaka's main force repeated at the airport...

Under the light of the flares, Japanese officers fell one after another, and there were machine gunners, bazooka shooters, and even Japanese soldiers were knocked down when they were about to throw grenades. The ignited grenade exploded in the trenches, causing even greater panic.

This is a kind of preemptive move. The Japanese army was stunned at that moment. The order to "fire" issued by Tanaka Sa was not implemented. The Japanese army on the defense line was still in a state of "fighting is neither not fighting nor not fighting...

This is what Zhang Chi hopes for.

The next second, the Chinese army followed the Japanese defeated troops and entered the Japanese airfield defense line.

Gunshots were everywhere and blood was splattering.

A hand-to-hand combat that was almost street fighting began in the airport soon...

The reason why it is said to be "almost street fighting" here is that although the airport also has some houses and warehouses, it is an airport after all, and most of the areas are still empty.

If this is another army, it may be unacceptable to such street fighting, even the Expeditionary Force... The Expeditionary Force and the US military mostly fight in field offensive and defense wars or landing wars. There is little contact with the battle where the enemy is in front of him or her house is in a minor way.

But this is not the case with the Independent Second Battalion. They are special forces. They have street combat subjects when they are formed and trained, and this subject is very important... Special forces often need to go deep into the enemy's backbone to fight, and sometimes they have to rescue hostages and assassinate enemy heads, so street combat training is very necessary.

This kind of training comes in handy at this time...

First, the follow-up snipers occupied several favorable high positions with the cooperation of the soldiers and immediately solved the firepower of the Japanese high places. Then the snipers looked down from the high positions and controlled the entire airport. At the same time, they also used hand-held walkie-talkies to convey the situation to the offensive units that needed cover in a timely manner.

Then, the offensive unit launched an attack based on the information provided by the sniper...

This kind of attack is like being able to see the enemy's position and firepower. In fact, they can see it, but it is just that the snipers tell them the situation.
Chapter completed!