Anti-Japanese War: Red Alert Base, Rewriting the History of the Fall of Jehol

Jiang Fan took the Red Alert Base and traveled back to March 2, 1933. There were only 48 hours left before the fall of Chengde. Tang Yulin had abandoned the city and fled, and 128 Japanese cavalry were galloping towards Chengde. When Wu Qianshan and three hundred traitors wanted to seize the city at night, they were greeted by crossfire from the MG34 general-purpose machine gun and the M2HB large-caliber heavy machine gun. All three hundred people were wiped out in less than half an hour. The real main force of the Japanese army, the 14th mixed brigade, was coming from Hiraizumi, with 5,000 men and more than 20 fighter planes. Hattori Hyojiro vowed to defeat Chengtoku. Jiang Fan directly dispatched eighteen BT-7 fast tanks, equipped with nine 105mm howitzers and the newly built air defense battalion - Oerlikon 20mm anti-aircraft gun and 88mm anti-aircraft gun, and turned the dive bombing Japanese aircraft group into fireballs all over the sky. When the torrent of tanks rolled over the Japanese artillery position from the flank, the five thousand Kwantung Army found that their Type 38 rifles could not even penetrate the BT-7 armor. While the Japanese army was still using the Type 92 infantry cannon, Jiang Fan had already started firing the 150mm FH-18 howitzer. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.