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The militia armored division that advanced towards the Japanese camp forward could only sigh for those cavalry that fled far away from sight. In fact, this was chosen as an ambush position, and Deng Chenggong considered more not to wipe out the entire annihilation but to defeat the Japanese army. This Japanese 21st Division, which was the most powerful to support the Japanese army.

Now seeing that the surviving Japanese cavalry corps had already left, the armored division did not pursue them too anxiously, but focused on eliminating the remnants of the Japanese division who were left on the scene to block. As for the current situation in Peking, whether those fleeing Japanese cavalry could still escape from the territory of Peking when they lost supplies and rescue. After all, the second-line militia troops that have temporarily controlled the Beiping area are not vegetarians. There is no way to get a 21st Division, but there is still a way to fight this escaped Japanese cavalry corps.

Deng Chenggong, who was sitting in the command center, saw that the Japanese division had fallen into defeat and immediately launched a full-scale general attack. Compared with the rapid advancement of the armored division, the officers and soldiers of the First Militia Division, who had been replenishing their strength for a long time, took their feet to eliminate the injured and unable to escape. As for the Japanese infantry who survived and could run away, under the rapid advancement of the armored division, the only choices of surrender and being eliminated were waiting for them. The First Minister Division, who entered the combat area, did more work to finish.

Lieutenant General Tajiki, who had been galloping for nearly an hour, and the officers and soldiers of the Japanese cavalry corps who survived, saw that there were only these thousand people left in the division with more than 20,000 people, and he was really crying.

Lieutenant General Tajiki, who knew that he had escaped from the pursuit range, suddenly seemed extremely calm: "The commander of the Gogang Village generated a power to report on our ambush by the militia column. He also told the Chengde Mixed Brigade that the militia troops heading towards them were fakes. He told them to be vigilant not to be ambushed by these cunning Chinese militias. He also asked the Navy Air Force to assist in bombing the main militia force, and asked the Commander of Gang Village for our next combat mission."

As a lieutenant general, Tian Kuichi knew that no matter how much he complained and sad, he would be useless. What he had to do now was how to lead these surviving officers and soldiers back to the occupied area. Of course, he also knew that there would definitely not be those who could escape from the ambush circle this time. In the end, how many people could survive the 21st Division would have to wait until the Japanese army took control of the situation in Peking before counting it.

But no matter whether the 21st Division can be rebuilt, he may not be the commander of the division. If nothing unexpected happens, he will definitely become the scapegoat who was introduced by the Japanese army to explain this failure. As the commander of the lieutenant general division, he has already had this level of awareness.

After understanding that the only thing waiting for him was the end of dismissal or caesarean section, Tian Jiuyi suddenly seemed very calm. What he had to do now was to take these people to escape from the territory of Peking as soon as possible and protect the last trace of vitality that the 21st Division retained. For this reason, even if he hated the militia column in his heart, he would consider how to deal with the next unfavorable situation.

After learning that the Japanese division commander and some surviving division generals were all gone, Deng Chenggong immediately generated electricity to the nearby Second-line militia regiment and asked them to surround and block the fleeing cavalry brigade. The cavalry unit with thousands of people was difficult to escape the surveillance of the nearby militia intelligence system.

Of course, when Tajikichi saw that there were only these people around him, he quickly realized the danger. The only thing that is thankful is that he still has a radio station in his hand, which can be contacted by the Japanese command center so that he will not be really embarrassed and like a headless fly around here.

After checking the military map he was carrying, Tian Jiuyi finally chose to retreat to the nearest Zhuzhou City, and called the Japanese troops defending Zhuzhou to send troops to the vicinity of Peiping as much as possible. Otherwise, the thousand-sized people who had finally escaped now might have been swallowed up by the militia column.

When the news of the defeat of the 21st Division of the Japanese Army came, the already frustrated commander of the garrison, Kamura Yasuji, had his first reaction, that he wanted to peel off the skin of the division commander of Ta Kuichi. The entire Japanese division's main force actually fought only these thousand cavalrymen. It is conceivable how defeated the battle situation is.

But things have been discovered. If you don’t want the 21st Division to redirect the fate of the Fourth Division, Kazumura Yanji would have to save the division number and these defeated soldiers no matter what.

When he learned that Tian Jiuichi had led his team to retreat to Zhuzhoucheng, Gangmura Yanji immediately sent a telegram to the Japanese troops in Zhuzhoucheng, ordering them to mobilize the forces of a Japanese gang and quickly advance towards Beipingcheng to meet Lieutenant General Tian Jiuichi and the main military generals of his division. As long as these people are rescued, the number of the Japanese 21st Division can at least be reorganized, rather than being permanently removed like the Fourth Division.

The situation of a Japanese gang was driven out in Zhuzhou City. After the local militia intelligence forces reported, Deng Chenggong soon realized that it seemed that the troops quickly approached Beiping, not attacking them, but receiving the fleeing 21st Division defeated troops. And it was worthy of the Japanese army's support of such a large number of troops. It seemed that the people in this defeated troops were of great origin.

After cleaning up the battlefield, Deng Chenggong had learned from some Japanese prisoners that the division commander and a group of senior commanders of this division had already fled here before when their armored division launched a raid. Considering that there were many remaining enemies in the battle at that time, the main force of the militia column did not pursue it too much. Now seeing the Japanese army in Zhuzhou City, they were actually approaching Beiping like crazy, and they thought they were strictly ordered by the North China garrison.

Want to run! It's not that easy!

Since he learned that Hu Guangzong had launched a counterattack, he not only broke the encirclement that the Japanese army had finally formed, but also the trend of victory in the battle turned to his own side. This fierce Japanese division could not allow them to escape back to Zhuzhou City so carefreely.

Deng Chenggong, who thought about these things clearly, originally planned to secretly mobilize the main force back to the southern base. No matter how many months it was said, the Beiping City would have fought almost the same. It was time to go back and clean up the mess. Perhaps annihilation of a Japanese main division would make these North China garrisons, which are always worry-free, and it would be really worth it to launch another mobilization. As for the Japanese, if they are forced to fight, there is nothing to be afraid of.

If the Japanese don’t want North China to become a mess, he will swallow this bitter fruit no matter what. What’s more, the Japanese have already been too large in the battlefield in China at this time, and their troops are already seriously insufficient. If he really wants to solve the problem of the militia column, he will either transfer the main force entering the Central Plains back, or he will have to let the Kwantung Army go south.

However, as the militia Northeast Division advanced into the Northeast and such a powerful armed force entered the enemy's back, how dare the Kwantung Army mobilized troops to mobilize troops? Deng Chenggong did not mind turning the Japanese army's strategic logistics site into the Northeast again.

To put it bluntly, fighting is based on strength. The current North China militia column is no less than any armed force in China. Even Deng Chenggong can say bluntly that if the Japanese army does not send additional troops to station on the ground in North China today, the real Japanese invaders is no longer the Japanese, but his militia column. The Japanese army must take into account their strategic transportation lines, but the militia column is not that worried. The Japanese must dare to act arrogantly, and Deng Chenggong dares to paralyze all the railways and highways that have been established in North China for several years. Who will feel distressed when they see it?

As the sky was dawn, the Japanese Naval Air Force, docked in Tiangui Port, once again dispatched a group of nearly 100 aircraft to fly to Tongxian near. When this naval air force group arrived at the battle site, they saw only the messy battle scene, and no one saw it. If it weren't for the spacious plains, there were many Japanese chariots emitting thick smoke, I'm afraid no one would know that when it was about to dawn, a Japanese main division was buried here.

The naval aviation troops, who could not find the main militia force, could only scatter and reconnaissance a hundred miles around, but found nothing. The main militia troops that ambushed the Japanese division seemed to disappear in the fields and forests near the battle. Some aviation troops who could not vent their anger were extremely arrogant and dropped bombs one by one to the ordinary villages in the sight below.

Seeing the houses burning to ashes, these naval air forces, who were full of anger, had no choice but to return to the aircraft carrier docked in Tiangui. When the people who were hiding in the air-raid shelter returned to the village, they saw their homes burned into white land, their pain was self-evident.

When this situation was fed back to Deng Chenggong's side, Deng Chenggong's anger was self-evident, and he told the local militia that he must appease the people and rebuild the houses of the people as soon as possible. Don't affect the people's plans because of his participation in the war. This is also the policy that the militia column has always implemented. Therefore, when the people heard that the house was burned and the militia column would be built for them for free, their love for the militia column would undoubtedly increase.

But the construction of several villages still costs more than a little money. Deng Cheng robbed Beiping City and surrounding counties this time, and the materials and property were of course enough to pay for these reconstruction costs. But it was not enough to let the Japanese dying to vent their anger on the people under his rule. Deng Cheng immediately ordered people to generate electricity to Ningji, Gangcun. In view of the evil deeds of Japanese flying bombing civilians, nearly 30 people in the five villages under his rule were killed.

Deng Chenggong asked Gangcun Ningji to either pay for compensation or order the execution of Japanese civilians who were still in a prisoner state. Of course, the number of people required is not large. One civilian killed one civilian to pay for the crime. If the people were compensated for the losses, it would not cost more than 100,000 oceans. As long as the money was deposited into a foreign bank in Shijiazhuang, Deng Chenggong could forgive the lives of these thirty Japanese civilians and warned them in the telegram that the battlefield was a battle between soldiers. If the Japanese army dared to point the gun at the common people easily, he would execute all the nearly 10,000 Japanese civilians and Japanese prisoners arrested by his militia column.

And he couldn't guarantee that the Japanese immigrants who had moved to the county towns in North China, who were protected by the Japanese army. There was no way to deal with the soldiers of the Japanese devils in the county town. It would be easy for him to send people to clean up these Japanese civilians who stayed in the county town. Whether to pay or kill people depends on the choice of the executioner, Gangmura Nishi!

When this unprecedented threat was sent to Kamura Yanji, the Japanese general who served as commander for the first time was undoubtedly extremely angry. But he knew very well that the Chinese general named Deng was from a bandit. He really couldn't guarantee whether he would massacre his Japanese civilians if he refused to compensate the bandit militia commander. Thinking of his second request for cooperation from the naval aviation force, he would not tell me what he was doing, but he would only cause trouble for him.
Chapter completed!