Chapter 190: Two encirclements (one)

The e-army cannons were all mute all at once.

Wei Yuankun was surprised and happy, but he didn't dare to be careless. He still ordered the pilot to reverse until he retreated to the safety of the town, lifted the hood of the chariot, and poked his head out to see - good guy, the sky was covered with planes, and there were still large planes! Wave after wave, in neat formations, flying over his head like a military parade. Looking further towards the e-army artillery position, I saw rows of black and gray 'color' smoke rising into the sky, no help, absolutely no help!

Wei Yuankun subconsciously touched out his pocket watch and took a look: It was exactly 8 o'clock.

The Chinese aviation support forces that flew over Angarsk around 8 o'clock that day include: 72 four-engine heavy bombers from two heavy bombers, 27 twin-engine light bombers from one reconnaissance wing, and 24 single-engine fighters from the 1st Fighter Wing.

The first wave of 36 heavy bombers, guided by fighter jets, flew over the e-army artillery positions at a low altitude and accurately dropped hundreds of bombs ranging from 25 to 100 kilograms. Not only did they instantly cover most of the artillery positions, but they also detonated the trains loaded with ammunition and drugs behind the artillery positions. The violent explosion spread one by one, until the entire train disappeared with the smoke that rushed to the sky...

The second wave of heavy bombers was divided into three teams over Angarsk, one team bombed the enemy's artillery positions, and one team chased the troops transport trains east of the enemy's artillery positions. The last team flew over the Kitoi River and bombed the e-army trains west of the bridge.

Finally, the light bombers that arrived were scattered into single aircraft, and circled around the town like flies. When they found that there were groups of infantry outside the town, they chased and dropped bombs and shot, causing the e-arms to run away in a mess, and crawled into the nearby forest in groups. There were also a few brave Russian soldiers who did not believe in evil and fucked rifles and rushed into the air. I don’t know what luck was. A twin-engine qh-2 "Xingle" bomb actually dragged the black smoke and fell down, and happened to fall into the Angar River next to the town, causing large snow waves. This accidental result could not change the destiny of thousands of e-arms around Angarsk. The Chinese fighters in the air were idle and dived down one after another to sweep and shoot. In a few strokes, they drove the small group of brave and strong men into the forest or underworld.

It was bright and the plane was still sweeping around. At this time, looking into the south of the town from the air, a convoy that had been pulled out nearly a kilometer from the head to the tail was rolling up a long tail of dust and rushed straight to the town - it was the vanguard of the ground reinforcements that the airborne troops opened their eyes wide and prayed for.

Captain Fu Liang carefully poked his head out of his "wisdom wolf" command car, saw the group of aircraft dancing in the sky, the towering smoke columns swaying with the wind on the horizon ahead, and even more clearly the groups of three or five surrounding e-country soldiers who were still panicked.

Fu Liangdi's "Smart Wolf" followed closely behind the 10 "Flying Wolf" light combat vehicles in the best condition of the 1st Brigade. Later, there are 27 "Camel" half-track personnel carriers in the best condition of the mobile infantry battalion, as well as the three Fire Wolf assault guns in the 1st Company of the Mobile Artillery Battalion - this no longer includes the two "Flying Wolf" that broke down halfway, three "Camel" and one "Fire Wolf".

After that, more than 200 main vehicles of the 1st Brigade were pulling a seven or eight-kilometer-long march column, following them with great storm.

Fu Liang's detachment set off at four o'clock in the morning - half an hour ahead of the main force. The whole team was on the headlights before dawn and walked slowly. When they encountered roadblocks of e-army, they were either circling or rushing, and they did not fight. After sunrise, they looked at the map and drove thirty kilometers. So the whole team went again. It was easy to recognize the way at dawn, and all the chariots ran wildly. Although they were shot or even shelled by the enemy on the way, Fu Liang ignored them and only tried to rescue the friendly forces of Angarsk as quickly as possible. The only thing that broke down halfway was left was left to stay where they were waiting for support. The wind and lightning all the way, and they arrived at the destination without realizing it. After seeing the situation clearly, Fu Liang thought it was "touched": It seemed that there was only one left to clean up the enemy's work.

...

On that day, sporadic battles around Angarsk only lasted until noon.

Planes buzzed in the sky. The chariots on the ground rumbled, and the e-armor infantry that had lost their support from cannons and armored vehicles either surrendered in groups or fled in scattered areas. Commander Colonel Correno crawled into a beech woods and committed suicide by drinking and drinking.

Liang Gensheng, half of his body wrapped in bandages, endured the pain and walked down the hillside, and met Yuan Xu, the commander of the 1st Brigade who came to receive the defense.

"I have let the friendly brothers suffer... Yuan is here to apologize!" Yuan Xu bowed and was about to kneel down. He was already supported by Liang Gensheng with one hand.

"It's not your fault. I didn't expect Mao to move so quickly. It's good if I come. It's good if I come... Next, I'll leave it all to you."

"Yes. Please rest assured that with us, we will never let Mao step into this small town!"

Liang Gensheng sighed with relief and called his adviser Wang Yuhan to explain the matter of defense to Yuan Xu.

"A mobile ambulance and canteen have been opened at the station. Please ask your brothers to gather here to rest for a while. In the later days, the convoy will be arranged to send you back to the rear of the front line." Yuan Xu looked like an old butler who was "who was afraid of not taking good care of him."

Liang Gensheng smiled and nodded, and with the help of a bandaged soldier, he walked heavily towards the station.

Yuan Xu's call came from behind: "Brother Liang, this car is specially prepared for you..."

Liang Gensheng paused for a moment and raised his hand in his ear: "Thank you brothers, Liang appreciates it, so let me walk around casually and see how many of my brothers... can survive this time."

Yuan Xu did not reply, gritted his teeth and held back tears, and tilted his back step by step, gradually fading away, silently saluting.

...

Irkutsk, Eastern and Western Siberian Front Command.

Baleev sat in a chair with no eyes, and the phone receiver in his hand kept hysterical calls until Chief of Staff Tokarev walked to him, took the receiver and put it back in place.

"Commander, the most urgent task is to quickly withdraw the main field army on the front line of the Irkut River."

Baleev's eyelids frowned slightly and responded weakly: "We have issued an order to retreat."

"My most worry is..." Tokarev bent his finger and tapped the map. "The enemy may send another armored mobile unit to quickly "interrupt" between my main field force and the fortress. In this way, the fortress and the field force will be divided, forming two encirclements, so that the enemy can concentrate its forces and defeat them one by one."

Baleev's face twitched nervously: "I think they're doing this."

Tokarev narrowed the mouse eyes behind his heavy glasses: "Anyway, commander, we have to make a decision early."

“What decision?”
Chapter completed!