Another round of intense artillery attack, countless shells exploded on the battlefield, and fierce fires arose on the positions of the Tang Army, with black smoke covering half the sky.
The Laines Empire had also made up its mind, deploying various types of aircraft for a frenzied attack on the Tang Army's positions. Besides the B-17 strategic bombers, the Laines Empire also dispatched a large number of tactical attack aircraft to bomb the defensive positions of the Tang Army.
Most of these aircraft were outdated fighter jets, modified to become the ground attack weapons of the Laines Empire Air Force. With the principle of making use of waste materials, these planes, after being equipped with bombs, began executing attacks similar to the Stuka missions.
However, these planes were not professional ground attack aircraft, most often able to carry only one bomb, and after dropping it, could only use their cannons to strafe the ground.
