In the afternoon.

Another batch of planes arrived at Xuzhou Airport. At this point, the Second Infantry Division, all 14,000 officers and soldiers arrived in Xuzhou by air transport. After getting off the plane at Xuzhou Airport, everyone did not stop. After receiving the weapons and equipment, they immediately headed towards Xuzhou City.

The Second Infantry Division and the First Tank Regiment of the Armored First Division surrounded Xuzhou City, and the Airborne Regiment was temporarily stationed at Xuzhou Airport.

Ye Feng also deployed two "Air Fortress" bomber squadrons at Xuzhou Airport. In the future, Ye Feng also plans to deploy two and three fighter squadrons at Xuzhou Airport.

The 48 "Air Fortress" bombers naturally flew from Hangzhou. After reaching Xuzhou Airport, they stayed and did not return to Hangzhou.

The next morning, the battle to restore Xuzhou began.

With the cooperation of aircraft and tanks, the Second Infantry Division fought smoothly. On the second day after the battle started, the Eighth Route Army also sent thousands of troops to join the war. The Eighth Route Army participated in the war, and Ye Feng agreed happily.

Many of the four or five thousand Eighth Route Army soldiers were holding Japanese equipment, which obviously seized the equipment of the Japanese Independent Fifth Brigade yesterday. Many of the Eighth Route Army soldiers were holding Type 38 rifles and crooked machine guns, and their combat effectiveness was greatly improved.

On the third day of the street fighting, the entire Xuzhou City was basically controlled by the soldiers, and the main streets were full of soldiers, as well as tanks and armored vehicles.

The Second Infantry Division had a small number of M3 semi-track armored vehicles, and these armored vehicles also participated in this street battle. The fierce firepower of the armored vehicles was simply a moving fortress. The soldiers who followed these armored vehicles to attack were fighting smoothly.

The tanks of the tank regiment were completely dispersed, and behind each tank were at least a dozen soldiers followed up on the battle. The main streets of Xuzhou were occupied by all the soldiers within two days. Barriers and fortifications on the streets were destroyed one by one by one by the powerful main guns of the tank.

Thousands of puppet troops in Xuzhou City were about to collapse. They basically surrendered on the first day. Except for a small number of them who escaped or were beaten to death, most of them became prisoners of the soldiers.

After two or three days of fighting, more than half of the Japanese 110th Division had suffered casualties, and the remaining Japanese were divided and surrounded. Within these two or three days, the Japanese 110th Division desperately sought help. However, there were almost no reinforcements arriving in Xuzhou.

The Japanese army dispatched several reinforcements, but these reinforcements were either sniped or bombed by "air fortress" bombers. Not only did they suffer significant losses, but they also made slow progress and were far from reaching Xuzhou.

This morning, the General Command of the North China Front Army of Little Japan finally gave up the reinforcements and sent an order to break through on its own to the 110th Division, ordering the 110th Division to break through on its own.

......

In the south of Xuzhou City, among the large inconspicuous houses, one of them looks quite grand. It may be the courtyard of a wealthy family. It has a garden, a hall, and a wing room. It has two or three houses in and out.

The people in this area had already run away or were driven away by the Japanese. After the command center of the 110th Division was bombed, the leader of the Japanese division, Nodo Yashiro, brought a large number of Japanese officers, and at least hundreds of Japanese soldiers, auxiliary and civilian personnel, to come here and set up a temporary command center in this courtyard.

After receiving an order from the North China Front Army, the leader of the Japanese Division, Nodo Yashiro's face turned pale and he chose the opportunity to break through on his own. It seemed that Jun Tada had given up the 110th Division.

"Everyone, it's time to be loyal to His Majesty the Emperor. We will fight the newly formed 6th Army to the end."

There were a large group of Japanese officers standing in front of Nodo Yashiro. When they heard Nodo Yashiro's words, these Japanese officers all lowered their heads and looked miserable.

The current situation is already very bad. My division said this and completely gave up breaking through, that is, I could only die in battle and fight against the newly formed 6th Army. Many of these Japanese officers were not confident. After the two or three days of fire exchange, these Japanese officers had fully realized the strength of the newly formed 6th Army.

The entire command center was filled with a miserable atmosphere. At this time, a Japanese officer ran in anxiously and said loudly: "Secretary Commander, our command center has obviously been discovered. We have been surrounded by the newly formed 6th Army and the Eighth Route Army. The number is at least one or two thousand."

After so many people heard this, Nodo Yushiro's face changed. In this area, all his personnel were only five or six hundred, and about one-third were auxiliary or civilian personnel, and they had almost no combat power.

Outside, there were clear sounds of gunfire. Obviously, the soldiers had already started attacking. Hearing the dense sound of gunfire, Nodo Yushiro's face looked very ugly, and there was a trace of very hidden despair in his eyes.

"Ka, da, da..."

"Bang, bang, bang..."

The sound of machine guns and submachine guns, the sound of fire from Lander rifles, and even explosions from time to time, and thousands of soldiers have begun to attack.

The Japanese, who exchanged fire with the soldiers, not only had a disadvantage in terms of numbers, but also had an absolute disadvantage in terms of weapons and equipment and morale, and the soldiers were advancing steadily.

With a loud "Boom!", a soldier threw a grenade into a private house, and exploded violently, shattering several Japanese in the room.

Several soldiers, holding Thomson's submachine gun and Lander rifle, kicked open the door of a room. Just now, some soldiers saw that there seemed to be several Japanese in the room. As soon as several soldiers rushed in, they shot violently, and several Japanese were quickly killed.

The Eighth Route Army soldiers who followed the soldiers were not outdone when they saw everyone being so fierce. Whenever they saw a few Japanese soldiers, they often had more than a dozen people together and quickly killed the Japanese soldiers.

The Japanese were not many, but after being beaten by the soldiers, they retreated one after another. The soldiers from all directions further narrowed the encirclement. Nearly two thousand soldiers surrounded hundreds of Japanese soldiers in a small area.

This area has two or thirty houses, and the houses are not very dense. The soldiers used large-scale attacks on all sides and did not feel that they were not restricted by the terrain at all, and there was enough space for everyone to attack. The only regret was that the tanks could not enter.

In the center of this area, there is the courtyard. The temporary command of the 110th Division of the Japanese Apocalypse is inside this courtyard. As the encirclement shrinks, some Japanese defending on the outside have to retreat into this courtyard.

Seeing a lot of people retreating to this compound, the leader of the Japanese division, Nodo Yushiro shouted angrily: "Baga, what's going on?"

A Japanese master was in a mess, with even a few bloodstains on his body. He was retreating with a few Japanese soldiers. Seeing his division commander questioning loudly, he immediately said tragically: "Secretary Commander, the warriors we resisted on the periphery have suffered heavy losses and we can't defend it."

Hearing this, Nodo Yushiro's face turned black and his despair became a little heavier. Hearing the gunshots, the soldiers of the newly-edition 6th Army were very close to him. So Nodo Yushiro walked into the command center of the hall and said to the Japanese correspondents in the hall: "Send a farewell message to Commander-in-Chief Tadashi."

In the hall, there are several radio stations against the wall. In the center of the hall, there is a large long table, and a map is also placed on the table. This is the command hall of the temporary command center of the 110th Division.

Hearing the order of his division commander, several Japanese correspondents looked desperate and began to send reports to the outside world.

Outside this courtyard, many soldiers had rushed to the entrance of the courtyard.

Several soldiers holding Thomson's submachine guns took the lead and fired all the way with submachine guns, which was unstoppable. Several Japanese Japanese at the gate were hit on the ground by dense bullets.

Behind these soldiers, there were a large number of soldiers, not hundreds or dozens, among which there were many Eighth Route Army soldiers. An Eighth Route Army soldier was holding a crooked machine gun and used the machine gun as a submachine gun.

He killed several Japanese devils at the gate and kicked open the gate. Everyone rushed in. Everyone already knew that this was the command center of the 110th Division of the Japanese.

The soldiers shouted, and the intensive shooting sounds continued. As soon as the dozens of soldiers rushed in, more soldiers ran over, and everyone rushed in with their weapons.

Among these people, there was a major battalion commander. The battalion commander actually participated in the battle himself. He rushed in with a Browning pistol and then shot in. He saw the Japanese and was merciless. After killing one Japanese, he shouted loudly.

"The military captain has an order, don't take prisoners, kill them all, and leave no one!!!"

More and more soldiers rushed into this compound, and the compound was full of soldiers. At this time, many soldiers had already rushed into the command hall of the 110th Division.

The major battalion commander, who participated in the battle personally, followed the soldiers into the command hall with his Browning pistol. He was delighted when he saw many Japanese officers in the hall.

When he saw a Japanese Major, the battalion commander raised his hand and shot him without hesitation. The battalion commander had good gun skills and hit the Japanese Major in the chest with one shot.

The soldiers who rushed into the command hall also shot, and all the Japanese, regardless of their military rank, were killed. The Grandmaster, Zhongzu, and even the Colonel were killed.

Several soldiers saw that there was a major Japanese general in the hall. The soldiers' eyes shone and fired violently with their submachine guns, as if bullets were not worth the money. The major Japanese general was beaten to pieces and fell to the ground with unwillingness to die.

After the major battalion commander killed a Japanese master, he was surprised to find a Japanese lieutenant general, the 110th Division commander Lieutenant General Nodori Shiro.

"Bang!"

A big blood hole was shot in the middle of Nakano Fujishiro's eyebrows, and his brain was almost shot out. Almost at the same time, several soldiers discovered the lieutenant general, and everyone aimed at shooting.

Nodo Yushiro was hit with at least dozens of bullets. After falling to the ground, several soldiers whipped the corpse, and beat the whole body into a pile of minced meat.

......

Four days after the street fighting, the Japanese in Xuzhou City were basically wiped out and Xuzhou was restored.

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Chapter completed!