Captain Rudel, who was the first to lead a team to bomb the assembly workshop, had completed the bombing mission and returned to the airport with his own formation. Otherwise, he would definitely use the weapons on the Stuka bomber to have a fierce showdown with the Jacques-1 driven by the girls.
When Sokov learned that his side had only four fighter jets, he could no longer sit still. He thought in his heart that no matter how brave the Soviet pilot was to deal with an enemy plane that was more than ten times more than him, he would have to hit the stone with an egg. He greeted Zinchenko and others, and hurriedly left the basement.
It was a coincidence that when Sokov came out of the basement, he saw an airplane in the air like a kite with a broken line, dragging black smoke and planting it in the distance. Seeing this situation, Sokov couldn't help but tighten his heart. He thought it was the Soviet plane that was shot down, but when he looked closely, it turned out to be a German Stuka JU87 dive bomber, and he breathed a sigh of relief.
The enemy plane was shot down by Laisha. Seeing that Lilia had the first record, she was still a little jealous, so she tightly bit the enemy plane that avoided her attack, and after entering the effective attack distance, she opened fire at the enemy plane again. This time she was lucky and successfully shot down the enemy plane.
The German fighter jets that provided cover for bombers in the air saw that two bombers on their own were shot down by the Soviet fighter jets that had just arrived, and immediately flew over and tried to shoot down the troubled Soviet fighter jets. One of the fighter pilots was Erwin Meyer. Although he was only a corporal rank and was not very young, since the outbreak of the Soviet-German War, he has achieved the results of recording the eleven Soviet aircraft, and is the youngest ace pilot in the Luftwaffe.
Meyer locked up Lilia's crew, and did not let the wingman cooperate with him, so he rushed directly. Since Meyer set a record of shooting down three Soviet fighter jets in one day a few days ago, his whole body was a little bit inflated, which made the pilots of the squadron feel dissatisfied with him. Seeing him rushing towards the Soviet fighter jet alone, the wingman pilot couldn't help but sneer, feeling that he wanted to be a hero again, so he did not follow him closely, but rushed towards Laisha's crew.
The target Meyer selected was the wingman piloted by Kajia. According to his idea, the technical and tactical level of the wingman is usually not as good as the long-distance aircraft. Once the wingman is killed, the long-distance aircraft will be unable to support it, and it will be much easier to kill the long-distance aircraft by himself.
He had just locked the plane that Kajia was flying. Before he could fire, he saw Lilia shooting down another bomber. Seeing that his protective object was shot down by Lilia, Meyer was a little red-eyed. He quickly changed his mind, gave up his plan to attack Kajia, and rushed towards Lilia's plane.
Before he could enter the attack position, Kajia discovered it. Kajia saw a German fighter plane rushing towards Lilia, and quickly shouted on the radio: "Lilia, there is an enemy plane rushing towards you at six o'clock, be careful." After shouting, she decisively pushed the joystick and followed Meyer's plane.
Lilia received Kaja's warning and immediately made a right turn in the air and rushed towards two bombers that were diving and dropping bombs. Meier, who followed him, put his hands on the shooting button several times, but before the fire was opened, Lilia used various tactical actions to get rid of him.
Kagasian German fighter jets chased Lilia tightly, and she was very anxious. She chased after her desperately and opened fire at Meyer's plane.
Meyer was unable to attack Lilia, and was already a little annoyed. At this moment, he saw a Soviet fighter plane behind him actually fired at him, and blood immediately poured on his head. He felt that if he didn't kill the enemy plane behind him, he might not be able to concentrate on shooting down the enemy plane he was chasing.
In this way, Meyer first quickly pulled the plane up and flipped backwards in the air. Kajia didn't expect that Meyer would use such a tactic and rushed to the front immediately. After Meyer completed the flip, he quickly leveled the plane and locked Kajia's plane firmly.
The 20mm cannon instantly drilled more than a dozen holes in Kajia's plane. Kajia suddenly felt that his plane had lost control and was about to fall down. He quickly shouted through the radio: "I was shot, I was shot."
Lilia heard Kajia's shouting and saw a stream of black smoke coming out of the tail of her machine. The fuselage was falling rapidly and shouting loudly through the radio station: "Kajia, hurry up and skydiving quickly." She was afraid that Kajia would hesitate, so she emphasized specifically: "There is our defense zone below. If you jump down, someone will answer you."
Kajia originally wanted to try to make a landing in a spacious place, but found that the rudder had completely failed. When he heard Lilia's shouting, he unwilling to pull off the hatch of the plane and jumped out.
On the ground, Sokov first saw a fighter plane shot down, and then a parachute was opened in the air. He knew that his pilot had parachuted. He quickly called a sergeant and ordered loudly: "Comrade Sergeant, take a few people to rescue our pilot."
After more than ten minutes, the sergeant brought Kaja back who had successfully parachute. He reported to Sokov in surprise: "Comrade Brigade Commander, we have rescued the pilot. But she...she is a woman."
"Female?!" Sokov was shocked when he learned that the person who had just jumped was a female pilot. He quickly asked the sergeant to bring Kajia to him. After carefully looking at the other party, he confirmed that he was indeed a female pilot. He asked curiously: "Comrade Pilot, can you tell me which part of you are?"
Facing Sokov's question, Kaga asked vigilantly: "Which part of you are?"
"I am Lieutenant Colonel Sokov, the commander of the 73rd Infantry Brigade." Seeing that Kajia was skeptical of him, Sokov took the initiative to reveal his identity and asked again: "Which flight regiment are you from?"
"My Kajia." After Kajia confirmed Sokov's identity, he replied truthfully: "We are the women's flight squadron that just joined the 437th Flight Regiment."
"Women's Flight Squadron?" Sokov blurted out when he heard Kajia say this, "Is there a female pilot named Lilia who is with you too?"
When Kaja heard Sokov mention Lilya, he couldn't help but look surprised on his face: "Comrade Commander, how did you know Lilya?"
"I heard people say it too." Sokov's old face turned red and he replied: "I have heard of three female pilots from the flight regiments who have achieved good results when fighting against the enemy. Among them, one of them was a female pilot named Lilia who shot down many enemy planes."
Sokov thought that his lies were perfect, but after hearing this, Kajia showed a puzzled expression on his face: "Lilia is my long-term aircraft. I have been working with her for a long time, but before today, I have never heard of her shooting down an enemy plane. Comrade Commander, are you wrong?"
Kajia's words gave Sokov a step, and he quickly said with a push: "That's right, Comrade Kajia, maybe I've made a mistake and recorded the results of other female pilots as Lilya's."
Kajia is a very simple girl. Sokov's lies with loopholes actually deceived her. She looked up at the sky and said to herself: "My wingman was shot down by an enemy plane, and Lilia was the only one left. Can she deal with so many enemy planes? It's all my fault, because her skills are too poor. She was shot down by the enemy before she even shot down an enemy plane."
Sokov looked at the air battle still in the sky and quickly said to Kajia: "Kajia, there is our sanitary in the basement. I'll send you over to check it out to see if you are injured."
Kaja shook her head and said firmly: "I'm fine, I won't go. I want to stay here to watch Lilia fight with the German planes."
"Okay, Kajia, since you don't want to go to the basement, stay here." Sokov agreed to Kajia stay because he is currently in a safe place, but he still specifically reminded him: "But for your safety, you can't run around, otherwise I will not be responsible if there is any problem."
Sokov held up a telescope and looked at Lilia's fighter plane. The fighter plane flying by the girl was flexibly shuttled through the enemy's bombers. While getting rid of the German fighter planes chasing behind, he also launched attacks on the enemy's bombers from time to time. In just five minutes, two more German bombers were shot down.
Seeing the German fighter jet chasing behind Lilia, Sokov's heart was in his throat. He kept thinking in his heart: Can Lilia get rid of the German fighter jet behind?
However, Lilia's performance quickly made Sokov feel at ease. After the fighter plane she was flying rushed out of the German bomber group, she decisively made a big turn, walked around behind the German fighter plane, and fired decisively. For a moment, the situation reversed, and the fighter plane that was being chased became a chaser.
Although Meyer was an ace pilot, he followed Lilia through his own bomber group, but he did not dare to fire, for fear of accidentally hurting his plane. As a result, Lilia made a big turn after she got out of the group, came to him, and fired at him.
The Jacques-1 fighter plane was located in the center of the propeller and broke the wings of Meyer's plane on one side, and the plane that lost control immediately rushed to the ground. Seeing that the situation was not good, Meyer could only open the hatch and jump out of the plane.
"Great, Lilya is so great." Sokov couldn't help but cheer when he saw that Lilya had finally shot down the lingering German fighter plane, and then called the sergeant over: "Comrade Sergeant, you come and capture the prisoners now. If he resists stubbornly, kill him decisively." The sergeant received the order, agreed loudly, and took his men and ran towards the place where Meyer landed happily.
After the sergeant left, Sokov turned his head and said to Kajia: "Kajia, it's amazing that your long aircraft shot down five enemy aircraft in front and behind."
"Yes, it's so incredible." Kajia witnessed Lilia's achievements with her own eyes and said with emotion: "I didn't expect that Lilia shot down four bombers and one fighter alone, and she could all be an ace pilot. In this way, when we return to the airport, the male pilots will no longer look down on us."
"Kajia." Learning that Kajia and the others were discriminated against by male pilots, Sokov couldn't help but ask curiously: "Why, do the male pilots in the flight regiment look down on you?"
"No," Kajia said aggrievedly: "especially the regiment commander, he said that what he wanted was a real pilot, but his superiors sent us, the group of yellow-haired girls, to him, so we have not arranged combat missions for the past few days. If it weren't for the order issued by our superiors today, we wouldn't know when we would have to wait until we would have the chance to fly into the blue sky to fight against enemy planes."
Although the German bombers bombed the Red October Tractor Factory were huge, they were almost exhausted because the bombs and bullets they carried were almost exhausted. Seeing Lilia's terrifying existence, they felt a little scared. In order to avoid being affected by their companions, they turned around and flew back.
When the German fleet returned, the command center on the ground learned that Meyer was shot down and asked Meyer's wingman: "Which Russian pilot was hit by Meyer's plane?"
The wingman thought for a while and felt that he saw a few white roses on the fuselage of the plane that shot down Meyer. He quickly replied: "Report to the steward, it was an airplane with white roses on the fuselage that shot down Corporal Meyer."
"There are white roses on the fuselage?" After hearing the wingman's answer, the ground command center smiled bitterly: "I really didn't expect that the Russians would also spray patterns on the plane." Then the German officer wrote in the record book: "Corporal Erwin Meyer's plane was shot down by a Russian plane with white roses on the fuselage."
After the German bomber left, the captured Meyer was taken to Sokov. Sokov saw the captured German pilot and was about to ask someone to find Zinchenko to be an interpreter, but unexpectedly the other party spoke first: "Mr. Lieutenant Colonel, I have a request."
"You can speak Russian?" Sokov said astonished expression on his face when he heard Meyer speaks Russian, but he quickly returned to normal and asked with a stern face: "Tell me, what kind of request do you have?"
"This is the first time I've been shot down, Mr. Lieutenant Colonel." Meyer was very interested in the pilot who shot down, so he asked Sokov: "I want to meet the pilot who shot down me."
Chapter completed!