In March 1938, the 3rd Group of the Air Force and the Japanese aircraft group fought fiercely over Lincheng, and the pilot Wei Dingzhi found a strangely patterned enemy plane fierce and abnormal, and when he arrived, he saw the words "Kato No treasure", which turned out to be this robber! Wei Dingzhi thought to himself, "We must not let him go." So he took the plane and posted it.
On March 25, 1938, Squadron Leader Lu Guangqiu led 14 fighters of the 3rd Brigade of our Air Force to Lunan to bomb the Japanese ground troops. The Japanese urgently called for reinforcements from nearby land aviation units.
Over Lincheng, 18 Japanese fighters encountered the returning Luguang Ball Squadron. Suddenly, 32 planes were fiercely entangled. The two sides are fiercely warlike, do not give in to each other, and perform their own stunts.
During the battle, our pilot Wei Dingzhi found that a Japanese plane was painted with strange patterns, fierce and abnormal, and highly skilled, and many planes of the 3rd Group were poisoned by it. When Wei Dingzhi arrived within 300 meters of the plane, he saw the Japanese plane with the words "Kato No treasure" written on it.
Wei Dingzhi suddenly realized that the pilot of this enemy plane was Yusuke Kawahara, a capable officer and ace pilot of Keno Kato's squadron. Wei Dingzhi secretly decided, "We must not let him go, even if we fight to the death, we must shoot down this robber."
At this time, there were not many bullets on Wei Dingzhi's plane, and it was necessary to hit it with one blow. So, Wei Dingzhi operated the lever and slowly approached Kawahara Kosuke. After all, Kawahara was not a generalist, he had already seen Wei Dingzhi quietly coming from behind in the eyepiece.
When Wei Dingzhi was preparing to shoot, Kawahara Yusuke braked suddenly, the nose sank, quickly turned around, and he was ready to attack behind Wei Dingzhi. The experienced Wei Dingzhi was not deceived, he followed the opponent closely and pressed the cannon button at the same time.
The bullets fired shattered the tail of the Nakajima 97" destroyer piloted by Kosuke Kawahara at close range. The unbalanced Japanese plane crashed precariously into the farmland, and after a loud noise, the plane exploded and burned, and Kawahara Kosuke flew with the plane before he had time to parachute and disappeared!
