A group of Japanese fighter planes entered the preset anti-aircraft artillery position of the Anjia Army and searched for targets arrogantly at low altitude, completely unaware that they had fallen into a well-designed trap.
The anti-aircraft guns, anti-aircraft machine guns and cover machine guns deployed by the Anjiajun ground air defense troops at various anti-aircraft artillery positions at the foothills of the east and west wings of Dingzhuang south of Jixian County. After the ground commander received Lu Yixuan's order to fire, they waved small flags and neatly
As soon as he shouted "hit", all the hills exploded with "crackling", and all the anti-aircraft weapons sprayed out violent rain of bullets.
Amidst the continuous and dense firing, anti-aircraft artillery shells trailing bright light shot up into the sky for nine days.
Almost instantly, small black clouds exploded among the Japanese fighter planes flying arrogantly in groups. More than ten Japanese fighter planes that were unable to evade were hit, and five or six of them had billowing bullets coming out of their butts.
The black smoke drew clear falling lines in the sky and plunged straight to the top of the mountain in the west. When it hit the ground, a series of violent explosions occurred, and the splashing flames were more than ten meters high.
The rest of the fighter planes hit by anti-aircraft artillery shrapnel either exploded in the air immediately, or were hit by the fire net woven by anti-aircraft machine guns and covering machine guns during the fall, and brilliant and magnificent sparks exploded in the air.
It turned into countless fragments and fell to the ground, making a "squeaking" sound like rain.
Most of the Japanese fighter planes that had avoided the ground anti-aircraft firepower desperately raised their altitude to avoid the dense rain of bullets from the ground, and flew at full power out of the Panshan and Cuiping Mountains where the anti-aircraft artillery positions were located.
It circled in the middle for a slight adjustment, then quickly dispersed, turned the nose of the aircraft and flew back again, rushing towards the exposed anti-aircraft gun positions on the ground from all directions.
As a series of flying objects swooped downwards, the sound of piercing the sky came, and the Japanese fighter planes automatically divided into combat groups, each locked on the target, and launched a brave and fearless attack.
Four or five of Nakajima's latest dive bombers, with their wings slightly raised like an eagle, dived down from high altitude at a nearly vertical angle. While flexibly dodging the anti-aircraft firepower of the Anjia Army on the ground, they dropped bombs one after another.
It poured onto the anti-aircraft gun emplacement on the ground.
During this process, although one bomber was hit by anti-aircraft guns on the ground, the remaining bombers still completed the bombing work and roared away.
Huge explosions sounded one after another, and the strike group consisting of an anti-aircraft gun, an anti-aircraft machine gun and three cover machine guns on the mountain col below suddenly misfired, and the flying shrapnel tore apart all living things it could touch.
The limbs of more than one Anjia army officer and soldier were thrown away in the explosion, with blood splattering on the spot. The anti-aircraft machine gun and the general-purpose machine gun used as a cover machine gun were blown high into the air, twisted like twists in the air, broke into several pieces and then fell.
It landed on the ground and made a clanging sound.
However, due to this dive, the Japanese Nakajima dive bombers were unable to change their course in time when they climbed high, and were quickly hit by near and far anti-aircraft fire. The two Nakajima dive bombers caught fire after being hit, which in turn caused the magazine to explode.
The detonation of the domestic aerial bomb sent shockwaves throughout the country.
The Japanese pilots were extremely brave. A strike group composed of more than ten Nakajima 97 fighter jets flew past at low altitude. Two 7.7-caliber aviation machine guns roared and sprayed out raging tongues of flame almost instantly.
, the two anti-aircraft artillery fire strike groups located in the mountains were silenced.
Wherever the aviation machine gun bullets hit, they easily harvested lives. Broken limbs, broken arms, and bits of bone and flesh were shot everywhere on the simple anti-aircraft artillery position, and the blood dyed the entire fort red.
"Da da da da da da-"
Amidst the roar of anti-aircraft artillery fire, the firing sound of anti-aircraft machine guns and protective machine guns can be heard all the time. The gushing tongues of flames build up dense firepower nets, destroying the Japanese bombers and fighter jets passing by at low altitude.
It was torn apart, and either its buttocks smoldered and crashed into a hill, or it exploded in the air and set off fireworks. Very few fighter planes could continue to fight or return after being hit.
Anjiajun's ground attack was layered and aggressive. There were anti-aircraft guns at high altitudes, anti-aircraft machine guns at medium altitudes, and protective firepower at low altitudes. Japanese fighter planes continued to appear in the afterimages of tracer bullets.
Falling from the sky, his body was shattered into pieces and sparks flew into the sky.
After this attack, at least forty or fifty fighter planes were killed, and the ground forces also lost more than forty anti-aircraft fire strike points.
The Japanese fighter planes were obviously furious and refused to retreat. After retreating beyond the range of the anti-aircraft guns, they kept circling in the air. When they found the right opportunity, they pounced down and aimed at a place and fired fiercely. At the same time, the high-altitude bombers kept descending.
The bombs were thrown, and in the burst of explosions that shook the ground, many anti-aircraft artillery positions were affected, causing heavy casualties.
"Huhu——"
In the sky in the southeast, a dense group of fighter planes once again appeared, and another wave of Japanese fighter planes came to reinforce. They did not stay longer on the Anjiajun front, and automatically divided into two parts, joining the two attacks on Panshan and Cuipingshan respectively.
The group quickly circled in the air to familiarize themselves with the battlefield, and then swooped down, using aerial bombs and aircraft machine guns to prove their existence. It seemed that this time the Japanese army would not give up until they destroyed the Anjia Army's air defense force.
The addition of ***'s air force immediately increased the pressure on the Anjia Army's anti-aircraft artillery fire on the ground.
Although the probability of a direct hit by the Japanese high-altitude bombers was very low, the Japanese seemed to have free bombs. After confirming the attack target, they flew in a straight line and continued to pour downwards with bombs. Many anti-aircraft artillery positions were like this.
Affected by the intensive bombing, the violent airflow carried shrapnel and gravel and rushed from all directions towards the Anjia officers and soldiers who had anti-aircraft guns, anti-aircraft machine guns and general machine guns, causing huge casualties. Panshan and Cui
Pingshan was all shrouded in thick smoke.
Seeing that the ground anti-aircraft firepower began to weaken, the Japanese fighter jets were delighted and flew frequently at low altitudes, using precise shooting and bombing to attack their opponents in an attempt to undermine the resistance will of the officers and soldiers of the Anjia Army air defense force.
But at this time, more than fifty new anti-aircraft firepower points appeared again on the foothills on both sides, causing the Japanese fighter jets who thought they had controlled the battle to suffer. As more than fifty black clouds suddenly exploded in the sky
, more than ten fighter planes were hit again, whimpering and falling down, with violent explosions.
Seeing that the situation was not good, the remaining Japanese fighter planes climbed to high altitude again, and still adopted flexible tactics to confront the Anjia Army's anti-aircraft fire.
When the air-to-ground battle reached a stalemate, attack aircraft from the Central Air Force and the Sixth Group of the Anjia Army arrived on the battlefield and quickly launched a surprise attack on the Japanese fighter jets.
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The three brigades of the Central Air Force dispatched a total of fifty A25 and A26 fighter jets this time. Due to the huge consumption of continuous operations, the number of fighters in the three brigades was reduced by one-third. This time, almost all air strike forces were used.
The fleet is personally led by Gao Zhihang, captain of the Fourth Battalion of the Air Force, striving to once again create the miracle of the Baoding air battle over Jixian County and regain air supremacy in North China.
The Sixth Battalion of the Southwest Air Force, led by Deputy Captain Gong Heming, dispatched a total of forty of the latest A26 fighter jets. In addition, there were ten high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft to monitor the battlefield in a timely manner, acting as the eyes and ears of the fighter jets and controlling the overall situation.
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Gong Heming's blood was running high. The last time he fought against the Japanese Air Force was during the Great Wall Anti-Japanese War. As a combat consultant, he followed the captain Liu Ziyun to participate in the battle against the Japanese Air Force. In the blink of an eye, four years had passed.
Due to his outstanding performance in the aviation school, he was promoted to deputy captain of the newly formed Air Force 6th Regiment. He hoped that this time his first battle would not disappoint.
The fighter jet group approached the Jixian airspace, and the voice of Yi Dingfa, the squadron leader of the reconnaissance aircraft that had arrived over the battlefield in advance, came:
"Report! After rough calculation, the Japanese army has about 280 fighter planes in the airspace of Jixian in two groups, including more than 100 attack aircraft, more than 100 bombers, and more than 20 reconnaissance aircraft. After continuous consumption,
Today, the number of Japanese attack planes and bombers is less than a hundred, and the losses have been extremely heavy."
Gong Heming said into the microphone: "Continue to monitor and report any movement to me immediately."
After saying that, he accelerated towards the back of a Japanese Nakajima 97 fighter jet. Taking advantage of the enemy fighter's turn, he pressed the machine gun and cannon buttons. Suddenly, the Nakajima 97 fighter jet exploded in the air.
The first wave of raids by the Chinese Air Force was fruitful. As fireworks were frequently set off in the sky, the Japanese fighter jets discovered the traces of Chinese fighter jets. All the fighter jets adjusted their directions to get rid of the threat of ground anti-aircraft fire and pounced on the Chinese Air Force fighter jets.
Coming over, a pair of counterattacks became entangled, and soon the formations on both sides were completely broken up.
Ignoring the machine gun fire from the Japanese bomber on one side, Gong Heming once again pursued a Japanese Mitsubishi fighter jet. Using his speed advantage, he caught up and blew it up in the air. Just as he was about to pursue the next target, he suddenly felt that he was being targeted.
As soon as my mind moved, I immediately increased the throttle and climbed upwards quickly, but the Japanese fighter jets were chasing after me, and the climbing speed was not inferior to that of the A26.
Seeing that he could not escape the pursuit of the Japanese fighter planes, Gong Heming yanked the elevator with both hands, and the A26 made a diving motion. However, during this rapid ascent, he felt that the Japanese fighter planes behind him were still close behind him, and
The opponent's aircraft machine gun was still spraying flames, and Gong Heming felt that several parts of his plane had been shot. Fortunately, the A26's skin was quite thick. If it had been any other plane, it would not necessarily have fallen headlong.
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Gong Heming was surprised and immediately performed a difficult "Cobra maneuver". He pulled the lever to about 40 degrees, placed the throttle at 0 position, and then continued to pull the lever to make the angle between the aircraft and the ground reach 90 degrees.
When all the kinetic energy is converted into potential energy, the aircraft remains stationary in the air for two to three seconds, and then the aircraft enters a stall state. At the moment of falling, Gong Heming opens the throttle, restores power to capture the target, and the maneuver ends. Rear
A Japanese fighter jet in hot pursuit was caught off guard and rushed directly in front of the A26 fighter piloted by Gong Heming.
Gong Heming felt relieved, smiled slightly, and pressed the cannon firing button. The 20mm cannon on the nose of the aircraft roared angrily, and instantly hit the fuel tank of the fighter in front, and a brilliant flame burst out. Gong Heming
Ming took a closer look before the enemy plane exploded and found that this fighter had never been seen before. It seemed that the Japanese army had added a new model to the Army Air Force, and he felt uneasy for no reason.
At this moment, Chinese and Japanese fighter planes were entangled in the sky. From time to time, fighter planes dragged thick black smoke and fell to the ground, causing violent explosions.
Most of the A25 and A26 fighter planes are equipped with parachutes. As long as they do not explode immediately after being hit, the pilots will choose to parachute. Although many of them were strangled by the air strike firepower of Japanese fighter planes, under the cover of ground anti-aircraft fire,
Most landed safely.
The Japanese fighter planes seemed to be mentally prepared for the Chinese Air Force's surprise attack. They used bombers and reconnaissance planes to interfere, and fighter planes responded in groups to fight back and forth. They used their huge numerical advantage to deal with the superior performance of Chinese fighter planes.