The sky is thousands of miles long, as green as blue, and you can see it at a glance.
The weather today is very good and the visibility is very high. The planes fighting in the sky can clearly see the appearance of the pilot of the opposite plane. Even at a close distance, the pockmarks and spots on the opponent's face can be seen.
The Peng fighter planes and the Japanese fighter planes kept intertwining, spitting flames at each other and shooting at each other. Planes were constantly being hit, dazzling lights bursting out in the sky, and then the sound of explosions mixed with other sounds came over.
Although planes continued to crash, they were all Japanese planes, and none of the Feipeng team's fighter planes was damaged. They were all jumping around and scurrying around.
It's no wonder that the alloy body of these Peng fighters is amazingly hard and has good ductility. This makes the Peng fighters not only extremely defensive but also tough. Even if the Japanese machine gun hits them,
It won't cause any harm, it won't have much impact.
But the Japanese aircraft cannot do that. Their aircraft are not strong enough. The Peng fighter planes are equipped with high-energy cannons and laser weapons. In addition, they are also equipped with dozens of supersonic missiles. Who can encounter this air combat beast armed to the teeth?
Going there will be a nightmare.
As elite pilots who have studied at the Berlin Flight Academy in Germany, these Japanese pilots are naturally very familiar with Germany, which has a high degree of mechanization, and know how powerful they are. But compared with these Peng fighters, they are just kindergarten children and doctoral students.
the gap between.
"How can we fight like this?" This feeling arose in almost every Japanese pilot's heart. The other side was too powerful. The two sides were not fighting at the same level at all. Their own aircraft would only end up being abused.
However, they are Japanese soldiers, and it is their responsibility to protect these bombers. As long as there is one bomber left, they must do their best to protect it without any retreat.
Therefore, even though they knew they were going to die, these Japanese pilots still shouted loudly, "Long Live the Emperor" and rushed forward.
Iron wings flew across the sky, motors roared, and an unequal fierce battle took place in the sky, but this time it turned out to be a failure and tragedy for the Japanese.
Phew - Jiao Xuefei pressed the control stick, and the plane made a 720-degree turn, deftly avoiding the collision of the Japanese plane, and then turned over and got behind the plane.
"This Peng fighter is so fun to use!" Feeling the arm-like control in his hand, Jiao Xuefei admired in his heart, then pressed the launch button and fired a missile.
With a bang, the plane turned into a ball of orange flames, then swayed its wings and fell downwards.
The air battle continued. The Japanese planes counterattacked wildly, trying to save the defeat, but it was of no use. They were still shot down one by one and crashed to the ground.
There was no way, the Japanese planes were not on the same level as the Peng fighter planes. No matter how hard they struggled, even if they used kamikaze tactics to ram them with planes, it would be meaningless.
Ten minutes, only ten minutes, a Japanese bomber formation disappeared completely, and all 12 bombers and 72 escorting fighter jets were shot down.
When not a single Japanese plane could be seen in the sky, Jiao Xuefei gave an order over the walkie-talkie, "Search the surrounding area, and we cannot let a single Japanese plane escape."
The Peng fighter jets roared and dispersed, flying in all directions, quickly searching the surrounding environment.
After a search, it was proved that the Japanese bombing formation was completely wiped out. Jiao Xuefei then issued the order and led the Peng fighter formation back.
In its first mission, the Peng fighter used its powerful performance to fight a good fight, giving the Japanese a blow and changing the air superiority that the Japanese had long occupied.
From then on, the days when the Japanese were running rampant in the sky were over, and they were replaced by constant panic when performing their missions.
In a Japanese military flight base in the south of Chengde City, Rehe Province, the operator responsible for answering signals hurriedly took off his earphones and hurried to the base commander Sasaki with a piece of telecommunications paper filled with content.
And, "Commander, this is the message just sent from the bomber formation."
Sasaki took it and looked down, his expression suddenly changed. He stared at the telegram for a long time, then sighed and put it on the table.
On the telegram, it was clearly written, "Today, the enemy aircraft are powerful and the firepower is fierce. The fighter formation has been completely lost, with only one surviving. Tojo has no face to return, so he decided to serve the country in pieces. This is notified here." The following is the message.
time.
"These people are all warriors of the empire, warriors who have sacrificed their lives for the future of the Japanese Empire." Sasaki turned his back, raised his head and looked out the window, "We should be proud of them."
All the officers and staff in the room stopped what they were doing, stood up and bowed their heads in silence to pay tribute to these warriors of their Yamato nation.
Three minutes later, Sasaki turned around with a serious look on his face and said, "Immediately send an order to the commander of the Sakai Division, saying that the air force support may not be able to arrive immediately, so let them be mentally prepared in advance."
"Hai!" The telegraph soldier immediately ran over and got busy.
Sasaki looked at the busy Japanese soldiers in the room, thought for a while, picked up the telegram and walked out of the room.
He was going to the Kwantung Army headquarters. Such a big thing happened this time. Hundreds of planes were destroyed, which is not a small number. How could he not go and explain it? Maybe he would be punished by disembowelment and suicide.
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However, Sasaki was very calm. He felt that even if he needed to be punished, he should be punished because it was a mistake in his command and a dereliction of duty!
Another thing that troubled him was that Japan was already lacking in resources, and every aircraft was very precious to them. The loss of so many aircraft now meant that the Kwantung Army would have a lot of trouble in the air for a period of time in the future.
The strength will be greatly reduced, which will be very detrimental to the subsequent battle.
As the commander of the Kwantung Army Air Force Base, Sasaki naturally had to consider the future. He was worried about how to obtain more aircraft quotas from the military headquarters.
Nowadays, the Sino-Japanese war has started in North China, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai and other places, and fierce battles with the Chinese army are taking place everywhere. Not only the Kwantung Army needs supplies and equipment, but other Japanese troops also need to be supplemented.
Almost all the resources accumulated in Japan for so many years have been used, and the production lines are working at full capacity to produce equipment and materials. However, after all, productivity is limited, so it is impossible to approve every application.
Therefore, how to win more things from the increasingly stingy military headquarters is what Sasaki needs to consider today.