Almost while the 1st Japanese Division was bombed into chaos, the air raid against Chenyang also began.

At this time, Yamashita Wenyuan was a little prepared... More than a dozen enemy fighter jets flew over the Chenyang, which made Yamashita Wenyuan suddenly realize that his opponent had air power. While glad that these enemy fighters were just passing by rather than bombing the Japanese Dongta Airport, he ordered all the planes at Dongta Airport to take off and disperse with the fastest...

From this point of view, Yamashita Fumiya still has some combat experience. People who have never fought air combat may still be lucky at this time thinking that the enemy will not bomb the airport.

However, the degree of the Mitsushima was still a little slower... The time between the first batch of fighter jets and the second batch of fighter jets was only thirteen minutes, which means that the Japanese army's preparation time was less than thirteen minutes.

In these thirteen minutes, the Japanese army had only had time to take off five Type 96 fighter jets, three bombers and five transport aircraft... In an emergency, it is inevitable to take off combat aircraft first because they can play a role in the air.

But these efforts were futile, because the Chinese team of the NTU team had a "air killer" like "Hellcat" that had all-round performance and crushed Japanese fighter jets. So in less than a minute... The fighter jets that had just taken off and had not yet made a sharp turn were shot down to the ground in a bullet.

In fact, it is not necessary to have a "Hellcat" at this time... The reason is that the Type 96 fighter jets are already eliminated, and they even use open cockpits, that is, fighter jets without a canopy cover. Their performance is much worse than that of the "Wild Cat" fighter jets.

But this doesn't seem surprising.

On the one hand, Japan is a country with extremely shortage of resources, and of course the eliminated fighter jets will not be easily scrapped or returned.

On the other hand, the air force of the Chinese battlefield enemies is very weak, and fighter jets with weak performance can also show off their power.

So there is no need to think about it, these elimination fighter jets will soon be transferred to the Chinese battlefield.

However, the Japanese army kicked the iron plate at this time, and within a few minutes the air supremacy was completely controlled by the Chinese Air Force.

Next was the happy time of the Chinese Air Force. The fighter jets dived again and again, knocking the transport planes parked at the airport and didn't have time to take off into fireballs, and the bombers dropped bombs at the hangar, oil depot, warehouse, etc.... The Japanese army had never thought that their airport would be bombed by the enemy. Here they could be said that there were no enemies, at least there would be no enemies in the air, so their oil depots, warehouses, etc. had basically no air defense preparations.

This resulted in great losses. Dongta Airport was soon blown up and a raging fire. A few minutes later, perhaps because the ammunition depot was affected... The Japanese army needed to transport the ammunition produced in the arsenal in Shenyang to the front line through transport planes, so a lot of ammunition was piled up at the airport.

These ammunition caused a chain of explosions in the fire, and the explosions were one after another. Looking down from the air, it was like setting off fireworks. After a while, the entire Dongta Airport was submerged in flames and thick smoke.

Then the fleet turned to Beiling Airport and bombed again... In fact, Beiling Airport was called Civilian. At this time, because the Japanese army concentrated its efforts to fight against Chiang, it also continued to transport ammunition and supplies on the front line as a military service. The bombing of the Chinese Air Force naturally caused heavy losses.

However, this is just the beginning... Chenyang reinforces the Japanese army on the front line. The airport is just a small force, and the railway is the one with greater capacity, so it is obvious that the next target of fighter bombing is railway.

As for why it wasn't bombing the train station... there was no need to say much. The train station must have accumulated a lot of supplies, which were also needed by the Chinese team, especially the Chinese team that was raiding from a long distance.

Of course, this will happen a few hours later.

The three batches of bombing targets of the Chinese team were the most costly during the bombing. The 2o3 wing was sent by the Shinsawa to reinforce Anshan... The 2o3 wing also took a train to reinforce Anshan. Of course, the cars were safer, but Shenyang's cars were transferred by the Matsumoto wing and were annihilated, so the 2o3 wing could only take the train.

Colonel Ishida, the commander of the 2o3 wing, did not take this reinforcement mission seriously, although Lieutenant General Yamashita had repeatedly emphasized that his opponent's combat effectiveness was extraordinary, so he asked him to deal with it with it carefully.

But Colonel Ishida was a veteran, a Japanese veteran who had participated in the Battle of Wuhan... So he knew the Chinese and the Chinese army.

Colonel Ishida thought: The Chinese Expeditionary Force with strong combat effectiveness was just a blow from the China National Team. What’s ridiculous is that the Lieutenant General didn’t know that the China National Team had this habit and scared the enemy.

Therefore, "combat experience" is sometimes not a good thing, because with experience, it is more likely to use this experience to take it for granted, which will lead to serious consequences.

This idea was almost shaken when Colonel Ishida saw a large number of fighter planes flying through the air.

But human nature is subjectively unwilling to respect the opponent you have despised for a long time... It's like looking down on a poor relative all the time. Suddenly one day the poor relatives are rich, but you are still unwilling to accept this change psychologically. Instead, you will find some excuses to find some faults to maintain a sense of psychological superiority.

Colonel Ishida had this mentality at this time.

The first batch of fighter jets flew over the train on the 2o3 Wing, Colonel Ishida was surprised, but thinking about it... there are only a dozen, which is nothing. These fighter jets will be solved by the flying brigade of Chenyang soon! (Ishida has been fighting on the Chinese battlefield all the time. I don’t know how many streets the fighter jets flew through the air are gone by Japanese fighter jets. Just a few can wipe out all the flying brigade of Chenyang)

The second batch of fighter jets was a fleet of 40 or 50 fighter jets, and Colonel Ishida was a little panicked.

However, he soon found another explanation: "This must be the trick of the Americans. The Chinese team cannot have such a plane!"

Because I thought that these fighter jets were likely to be American pilots, Colonel Ishida ordered the train to stop and get off the train as fast as possible to prepare for air defense.

This allowed the 2o3 wing to avoid the losses of bombing... The subsequent bombing only paralyzed the train and killed several Japanese.

At this time, Colonel Ishida received an order from Fumiya Yamashita: "Destroy the highway, railway, and return to Shenyang immediately!"

When Colonel Ishida heard this order, hesitated.
Chapter completed!