Near the Fengtian airfield, the Japanese 21st Division was stationed. The soldiers had not yet risen for the morning when they were suddenly struck by bombs. Many were killed or injured, and even the divisional commander, Kumaki Okamoto, was blown to pieces.
The bombs did not care about rank; they treated everyone equally. Of the nearly twenty thousand soldiers in the division, Luo Jiang's dozens of bombs killed more than half. The survivors were all wounded, though the severity of their injuries varied.
Luo Jiang flew along the railway tracks for over two hours before catching sight of the Great Wall in the distance. By then, it was broad daylight.
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