When the bomber group entered above the east-west sea about 15 kilometers wide, Doolittle opened the communicator: "It is about to reach the attack position, and the crews scattered, lifted the height, and prepared to attack.

All crews should not fight, avoid schools, medical institutions and residents, leave immediately after the bombs are quickly dropped, and fly to our ally China at full speed. Colonel Zhou will lead us to land safely.

From the moment, the Japanese don’t know about our visit, let’s bomb and burn the heart of Japan’s industrial. I wish you all good luck!”

"clear!"

After receiving the order, all bomber pilots immediately dispersed like fan and climbed up, flew towards their bombing points, and opened the bomb dropping chamber in advance to prevent them from being damaged by ground artillery fire, resulting in the inability to drop bombs.

Navigator Red held the telescope and stared at the passionate Japanese people not far away. He shouted to the crew: "Oh, gentlemen, the stupid Japanese did not notice us. Some people actually waved at us, obviously treating us as their own people."

"Don't laugh at the Japanese." Pilot Reve curled his lips and shouted to release his nervousness and excitement. "When the Japanese bomb fell at Pearl Harbor, the idiot American sailor thought that some idiot had thrown the wrong bomb... Oh, by the way, Reed, you were scared to stutter at that time, and I hope you don't stutter again today."

Red opened his mouth and showed his funny buck teeth: "God Leif, I saved you. At that time, it was my yelling warning..."

The deputy captain curled his lips and shrugged: "Shut up, Red, remind us that the bullets of the Japanese fighter planes were running for life... You wet your pants at that time, don't think we didn't see it..."

Immediately, the five crew members laughed loudly, whistled, and cursed some swear words to relieve stress...

The goal is getting closer.

"God..." Wallace, the bomber, was very nervous. He stared at the eyeballs in front of him and almost ran out of his eye sockets. He kept drawing crosses and praying, praying that God would let the bomb fly to where he should go.

On the ground, the Japanese were still enthusiastic, and many people danced traditional dances to celebrate the perfect end of the air defense exercise.

At this time, the arrogant and complacent Japanese army made even more mistakes than those made by the US army at Pearl Harbor.

At that time, there was not even a fighter plane over Pearl Harbor, and the sailors were sleeping after a night of fun.

Now, there are more than 20 Japanese military aircraft over the East Firth, two of which are Type 95 water reconnaissance aircraft, but they are not able to identify the B-25 bomber flying from the East Firth Bay.

The Japanese ground forces participating in the performance were recovering low-altitude cable balloons. Seeing more than a dozen planes flying from East Edge Bay, they were not at all wary and thought that it was their fighter jets preparing to fly to the Pillar Island.

Several Japanese fishing boats that were closing the net saw more than a dozen B25s whizzing past their heads. They thought they were their own fighter jets that had just participated in the air defense exercise. They cheered excitedly and cheered long live, and their thrilling sense of national pride was beyond words.

B-25 belongs to the US Army Air Force, and the aircraft emblem has great similarities with the Japanese aircraft emblem. When flying quickly, ordinary Japanese people cannot distinguish it.

The most important thing is that at this time, the Japanese people were still immersed in the invincible victory on the front line, and they never dreamed of such a swaggering opportunity in the United States.

During the Pacific War, the US Air Force was not an independent service. The bomber formation of Doolittle belonged to a special operation team. The aircraft emblem was designed by the crew themselves to paralyze the Japanese. Therefore, their aircraft emblem was different from the aircraft emblem of all American fighter jets. It is normal for the Japanese to mistakenly think that they are their own people.

A Japanese military fan in the crowd who waved the plaster flag and cheered for this perfect exercise saw a large group of planes flying over the sea of ​​East Forest Bay not far away. After entering the land, they suddenly dispersed and pulled up. He was a little puzzled, why these opportunities took the risk of flying so low and their posture was strange.

Thinking of this, he hurriedly shouted to his friends around him: "Nobita, Hoshi, look, another group of fighter planes flew over, but it was a bit strange, it seemed...it didn't seem to be our plane..."

Looking in the direction of his friend's finger, Haozhi smiled and said, "It's not our fighter jet, is it an American fighter jet? Mino-kun, you usually have a lot of research on aircraft. Tell me, which fighter jet in the United States can fly to the east?"

The Japanese named Sanno thought about it, relaxed their tense nerves, and smiled: "The American carrier-based aircraft do not have so long legs."

Nobita also smiled, looking at the B-25 getting closer and closer, mocking his friend: "Manojun, since it is not an American plane, it is the Chinese who is closest to us, but the Chinese are not so brave." As he said that, Nobita curled his lips and laughed proudly, looking proud, "Only the imperial fighter jets bomb China, haha, the Chinese people have no ability, no qualifications, and no courage to fly over the empire..."

Doolittle's No. 1 aircraft first entered the northern suburbs of east longitude. Cooperator Cole stared at the three Zeros above their heads, constantly drawing crosses. Fortunately, the three Zeros did not find it, and the Americans were just under their noses.

In fact, these three pilots of Zero War had already seen No. 1 B-25, but they were blinded by pride and thought that these bombers with the "sun flag" on them were their own people.

During the flight towards the city center, the No. 1 aircraft was lifted to 2,000 meters of air, and then avoided the oncoming Zero Battle and turned to the southwest.

Doolittle found the target and was right in front of him. He took a deep breath to order the bomb dropper: "Prepare to drop high-explosive bombs! Return the Japanese medal to Dongjing and to Tian Huangyu people."

The bomber's radar bomb drop device was ready, and he shouted: "Prepare it!"

Each B-25 carries a total of seven bombs.

Jack carefully transformed the B-25's bomb bay hook. When the secondary fuel tank was thrown away, the two 227 kg blasting bombs and a 454 kg incendiary bomb under the hook were automatically exposed.

In addition, each B-25 is equipped with 4 specially customized 225 kilogram bombs, of which 3 are filled with high explosives and 1 is a mother-child incendiary bomb.

There are 128 3-kilogram strip-shaped incendiary bombs in the sub-compartment bullets, hundreds of them are tied together and hung into the bomb drop bay. After being dropped, they will be dispersed and can burn Japanese buildings mainly made of wood on a large scale.

The roar of the engines of the US bomber made the citizens of Eastward Viagra alert, but there was no air defense alarm in the air. In addition, the air fuselage of the B-25 bomber flashed through the air emblem of the similar sun flag, which made the Japanese people think that the Japanese Air Force was conducting military exercises again. So, these fanatical military people surrounded each other again and waved and cheered to the US bomber.

At an altitude of 12,000 meters, the No. 214 Mustang was already facing the sun and was ready to dive at any time to shoot down Japanese planes that found the bomber group.

Zhou Zhihan had murderous intent on the corner of his mouth, and his helmet had already accurately found Yuren and his Huang Gong.

At this time, the rain man was having a show, taking Huang's throat and a few little kids to collect herbs, several cameras and cameras in the jade garden, accurately recording every herb collection process for the rain man and his family.

Just as Doolittle's fleet arrived over the East Flank, the intelligence officers on the aircraft carriers of the [Hornet] and [Enterprise] hundreds of miles away were closely monitoring the radio stations on the East Flank.

As soon as the carrier-based aircraft took off and headed to the Pillar Island, [Enterprise] retreated at full speed.

And Yamamoto Iroku on the Yamato is still dreaming of completely annihilated two US aircraft carriers.

Washington.
Chapter completed!