At this time, I couldn't help but secretly admire the Vietnamese bazooka shooter...
The reason is that the armored vehicle at the forefront has already broken through the Vietnamese army's blockade line... This is the mentality of people. When breaking through the blockade line, they will naturally relax their vigilance, which makes the machine gunner on the armored vehicle even
Turning the gun and using firepower to provide cover for teammates behind him...
But unexpectedly, it was at this location that there was a Vietnamese bazooka shooter lurking beside the road...
Obviously, when the other Vietnamese troops were busy looking for cover on both sides of the road... he retreated dozens of meters alone and then secretly lurked behind the rocks... His lurking position was also
It is perfect. The other Vietnamese troops are lurking behind the rock, but he is lurking on the left side of the rock...
Lurking on the left, it is common sense that we cannot hide ourselves... because our armored convoy moves forward and then tilts his head to see him!
But the problem is... we are following the road. On the left side of the rock, the blind spots of all of us are sights. Moreover, the observation range of armored vehicles is limited. Even if the target is next to it, it is often impossible to find the infantry following behind the armored vehicles.
The perspective was blocked by the rocks again... so he could aim at the armored vehicle calmly and pull the trigger...
This way we are in a dilemma again... If we cannot stick out from here quickly, then we will be trapped here and always be in a state of darkness and lightness against the Vietnamese army, although we are
There is still an advantage in firepower...but there are always times when the bullets are finished.
Just when we were in a headache... we found that we were not trapped... because the armored vehicle that was hit had already started again and left the road and rushed towards the direction of the Vietnamese army...
After the war, I recalled this scene seriously and felt that the rocket should have hit the middle of the armored vehicle... The driver of the btr armored vehicle was in the front and the engine was in the rear... The front position in the middle was
Machine gunners who control the turret are used to hold empty capsules for intercepting infantry in other places.
So although the rocket hit the armored vehicle and exploded and ignited a fire, it did not cause much damage to the armored vehicle... After being stunned by the shock, the driver quickly realized that the armored vehicle had already
Being shot and ignited.
At this time, the driver had every time to escape... but he did not choose to do so, but drove the armored vehicle off the road and rushed towards the enemy's position...
He did this with two purposes: one was to prevent the armored vehicles from blocking our army's way, and the other was to rush into the Vietnamese position and use flames to illuminate the target for us.
Then there was a loud "boom" sound... The armored vehicle exploded into a fireball in a few seconds. Just as it hoped, it also ended its combat mission, and it also made us in Vietnam.
A torch was lit in the military position.
"Cache!" I heard several soldiers shouting at the burning armored vehicle.
So I remembered that I did have a driver nicknamed "Bai Cai" under my command... The reason why he was called "Bai Cai" was because his surname was Cai, and he was pale and thin, with a pale face and a full face... So the soldiers called him "Bai Cai".
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He is the car driver I picked from the engineer company... Driving an armored vehicle is actually similar to driving a car. Our synthetic battalion does not have a special armored vehicle driver, so we simply use a group of car drivers to replace it.
Originally, I thought there were not many people willing to be an armored vehicle driver... The reason is very simple. It is much safer to drive a car than an armored vehicle... Although armored vehicles are better than cars in terms of firepower and defense, it is precisely because of this that
Armored vehicles have to fight on the front line, and cars... are mostly transported on the second line or even in the rear.
But I soon realized that I was wrong…There were much more drivers who signed up to drive armored vehicles than we planned, which forced us to eliminate the excess drivers by survival of the fittest.
Baicai is one of them... I still remember asking him why he was in a hurry to drive an armored vehicle. His answer was: "I don't have much ability. I have been driving cars for several years in the army, and I am wandering around the back when I fight...
Now we have the opportunity to go to the front line to fight with our comrades. Although we are still driving... but we can finally go to the battlefield!"
Therefore, Bai Cai’s requirements are actually very low... but he just goes to the battlefield to cooperate with the soldiers to fight. He is willing to be the unsung hero behind the soldiers... In fact, on the battlefield, the driver of the armored vehicle is not as safe as the combat personnel, and even compares the combat.
The personnel are more dangerous, but they basically have no direct killing of enemies and rarely have the chance to make meritorious service.
But now... I think Bai Cai has done it. What he did far exceeds his requirements for himself, and even more than all of us imagined.
"Keep going!" I gritted my teeth and gave the order.
At this time, we only have one way to go, that is, to break out of the firepower blockade of the Vietnamese army... and at this time we can achieve our goal and get out of danger. The armored vehicle driven by Bai Cai plays a key role in this.
Let us once again use firepower to suppress the Vietnamese army.
Perhaps because of feeling this... a Soviet prisoner began to move.
According to his idea... he probably thought that these Vietnamese agents were here to rescue them, but now we were about to break out of the encirclement and the Vietnamese army had no hope of rescue, so he made small moves.
He took advantage of the soldiers fighting nervously, pretended to fall and then fought two people on the roadside... By the way, he was fighting at this time, and bullets were flying everywhere around him, so it was normal to do a tactical action
No one would think that this is strange.
But his next move quickly revealed his attempts...
He got up and ran tightly for a few steps, not running towards us, but quickly hid behind a rock with his back facing us!
"Mikhainovic!" Eugeneya shouted at the fleeing Soviet soldier.
But the Soviet soldier, who was called Miha, ignored her. Instead, he shouted at the direction of the Vietnamese agent in half-baked Vietnamese: "Hey, I am a Soviet, I am your comrade! Save
I!"
Because he was calling in Vietnamese, although it was not standard, there were even some wrong sentences in it, I could still understand what he meant.
The gunshots from the Vietnamese army were indeed paused... but it was just a moment. The next second, several rows of bullets rushed towards the Soviet army. The one named Miha and something was in You
Jin Ya's scream was beaten into a sieve.
So I understood one thing... The Vietnamese agents did not come to rescue these Soviet prisoners, but to kill them. Judging from the ugly face of the Soviet lieutenant colonel, I knew he also understood this.
No wonder the Vietnamese army launched this operation... What I thought before was right or wrong.
I think the right thing is that it is too difficult to save people, because we have every time to solve these Soviet troops at the last moment.
What I was wrong about...is that the Vietnamese agents wanted us to do this!
Why do Vietnamese military agents want us to do this? Are Vietnam and the Soviet Union not allies? It can even be said that Vietnam is a pawn or younger brother of the Soviet Union! What benefits will this benefit for Vietnam?
The next second I quickly thought... This is not only beneficial, but also great benefits!
The Soviet Union was in a state of being in a state where he wanted to fight but had many concerns, or there was no good excuse to send troops... But what if the [fuck] people shot and killed the Soviet prisoners? If the [fuck]
]Whether the team did not abide by the Nieva Convention? Then the Soviet Union could send troops legitimately, and even international public opinion might turn to the Soviet Union. If this is the result... then there is no need to say much about the benefits to Vietnam.
But isn’t Vietnam afraid that we will tell the truth?
Then I quickly thought... Even if we know the truth, what can we do? If the Vietnamese agents can wipe us out here, there is no need to wipe out all of us, just killing these Soviet soldiers.
Silence... So what can we do? We say it was done by the Vietnamese agent... Is anyone willing to believe it?
There is only interests between countries, and this is proven here again!
But now these Vietnamese agents have obviously taken a wrong step... They shouldn't have fired at Miha when they were not sure to silence the Soviet prisoners. This also made me understand the real purpose of Vietnamese agents.
...
So I immediately gave the order to the guards: "You guys! No matter what, you must protect the safety of the prisoners! Do you understand?"
"Yes!" Several guards quickly surrounded the Soviet troops. The guards were trained to protect the chief, so they were naturally good at this.
After another rain of bullets, we soon emerged from the Vietnamese army's blockade under the cover of armored vehicles.
Only then did I breathe a sigh of relief and ordered Scar: "Blast the car and retreat to meet us!"
"Yes!" Scar responded, installed explosives on the car as fast as possible, and then laid a few mines casually... and ran towards us with the wounded.
Their retreat was much easier than ours, because the Vietnamese rank had already paid a heavy price when blocking us. At the same time, we also launched troops on the other side to cover the scar's retreat with firepower... At this time,
The platoon of the Vietnamese army was even under the attack of the two troops of Scar and me, so of course they couldn't make any big waves.
So Scar and his group quickly rushed through the Vietnamese blockade line and met with us without any danger. However, at this time... the two squads led by Scar had already suffered more than half of their casualties, and all this was just
In a few minutes, you can imagine how tragic the battle on their side was! (To be continued.)