Vladescu's guards are only a platoon in size. Their numbers have been reduced in a series of battles, and now they still have more than twenty people.
Although their troops are small, their combat effectiveness is not weak! After all, they all use submachine guns, so in terms of firepower, they are not much inferior to the Soviet army.
Vladescu's charge also attracted many Romanian troops to join forces. In the gradual melee, the Romanian army suddenly had a main direction of attack.
The Soviet army did not know this, and they were still busy fighting on their own.
A dozen female soldiers defeated their enemies, then charged towards their new enemies with their rifles bent.
They rushed towards Fradescu, only to be shot with submachine guns as if they were being mowed down.
The death of these girls did not attract the attention of his comrades, not even Anatole, until the enemy came to kill him. Bullets whizzed past him, and several guards fell to the ground.
"Oops!" He cleverly lay down on the ground, clutching the captured Ruger gun tightly, and fired desperately forward.
He knocked down two enemies but did not stop Luo Jun's charge. At the critical moment, it was his guards who pulled him up and pulled him back for a while. Finally, the soldiers who caught up with him used more crazy firepower to kill him.
The enemy retreated.
It can be said that this is the most dangerous moment that Vladescu has encountered since he joined the war. If a large number of guards had not blocked the bullets with their chests, his life would have been lost on the spot. This scene really scared him.
The human desire for survival prevailed. After all, Vladescu was also a human being. He was confused and simply fell down with the shot.
He fell firmly onto the blood-stained grass, with multiple soldiers who were shot dead pressing directly on top of him, as if he was already dead.
At least from Anatoly's perspective, the charging Roman army was really wiped out, and this seemed to be the last round of counterattack that the Roman army could carry out.
This hand-to-hand combat had lasted for more than ten minutes. The Romanian soldiers had already spent a lot of energy. They also had disadvantages such as insufficient training in bayonet fighting, insufficient estimation of the enemy, and incompetent commanders.
These disadvantages were not the final blow that defeated them. With the sudden attack of the Soviet cavalry, the Roman army completely collapsed.
It is said that little Warmansky went to chase the Roman army discovered in the south. His frantic Cossack style battle certainly did not bring him victory!
The more than 200 cavalry who participated in the march south and the withdrawn Dmitriscu collided with the troops of the division's reconnaissance battalion. It was not until he actually came into contact with the enemy that Womansky realized what a mistake he had made! He
This is like hitting an egg against a stone! If you rush over, you may be able to kill the enemy, but you will definitely be annihilated!
So after being blocked by the enemy, he ordered to retreat!
He withdrew in this way. He lost more than a dozen people in this battle, but he saved the majority of his troops!
Warmansky Jr. did not view himself in such a dialectical manner, and even considered it a shame that he failed to prevent thousands of Romanian troops from withdrawing!
The entire cavalry battalion was full of annoyance and hostility. On their way back, they suddenly discovered that the newly occupied Romanian army camp actually erupted with deafening shouts and intensive gunfire?
"No! Our infantry is fighting with the enemy! Brothers! Let's return for reinforcements as soon as possible!"
His order was instantly supported by everyone, and more than two hundred horsemen turned their horses and ran towards the north again.
In fact, the Dmitriscu regiment of the Romanian army also noticed the situation in the north. He could actually send reinforcements to the north. However, he made an assessment that the main force of the Soviet army was entangled with friendly forces. If they were rescued,
, even the less than two thousand people of my own can't escape!
It cannot be said that Dmitriscu watched his comrades being wiped out helplessly. He was indeed selfish. As the leader of this infantry regiment, he must hold on to the lives of his own people. As for the friendly troops, only God can save them!
On May 21, the Romanian Sixth Division was defeated. Dmitriscu would always remember this day. He led his soldiers and rushed towards the East in a hurry...
Therefore, no one will help Vladescu anymore. He himself pretends to be dead and lies under the body, and the blood on his face is also a perfect disguise. In every sense, isn't he a dead person?
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He is indeed a dead man, and he has completely let go of the life and death of his own soldiers!
As the Soviet cavalry arrived, under the leadership of Warmansky Jr., they launched a charge similar to riding on a wall. Only a few riders had sabers, and Warmansky Jr. himself used his uncle's. More
The rider still held his rifle and shot at the crowd, aiming at the enemy as much as possible.
The emergence of cavalry has a huge positive significance, not in how many enemies they can destroy after joining the battle, but in scaring the enemies into running away.
After Womansky Jr. hacked to death and wounded many enemies, no one dared to challenge him.
The surviving Luo Jun panicked and began to retreat toward the forest. The Soviet troops, covered in blood and red-eyed, both male and female, pursued the enemy fiercely.
These Luo troops could not escape the fate of destruction. Facing the main force led by Yang Mingzhi, they began to protrude into the forest. The newly arrived Soviet soldiers suddenly saw a large group of enemies "charging" towards them, and without hesitation they projected
With great firepower.
It turned into a massacre!
I stood in the grass, holding my SVT40 and shooting the Romanians desperately, one shot at a time, together with my comrades, it was like executing a prisoner. I was not afraid at the time, and I emptied two magazines in one go.
In this battle to defeat the Romanian 6th Infantry Division, I killed a total of fifteen enemies. This is one of the reasons why I received the Patriotic War Order 2nd Class, the Order of the Red Banner and the Partisan Order 1st Class! - Postwar Airborne Corps
Memories of 233rd Brigade soldier Sergey Bonyerovsky
This battle against the Romanian Army's 6th Infantry Division has indeed become a good opportunity for many soldiers to improve their records.
When the battle reaches the point where the Vladesku regiment is annihilated, this is the last battle for this unit. Natasha's battle started on May 17 and ended on the afternoon of May 21 today.
A total of 33 people were eliminated. Every enemy killed, even the time and location of the enemy was recorded by Igor. And the soldier dog tag she obtained became the most direct evidence!
Yang Mingzhi deliberately gave this girl a chance to improve her performance. This poor girl whose parents were killed and almost died herself. From the moment he discovered that she had a talent for shooting, Yang Mingzhi made up his mind to train this girl into a fighting hero!
In that dimension, Pavlyuchenko is the female sniper who has killed the most enemies. Perhaps in this dimension, she can be replaced by the Belarusian girl Natasha Speroskina.
Natasha's ability to kill enemies so efficiently was also due to her extravagant use of 14.5 mm armor-piercing bullets, and the "anti-material sniper rifle" modified from an anti-tank gun. Its huge power naturally negated the risk of being hit.
It was possible to survive. However, the huge weight of the gun also prevented her from participating in the final "feast" of killing the enemy.
When the officers and soldiers of the Vladesku Regiment suffered the final fatal blow, Yang Mingzhi was not on the front line of the battle for the first time. If he were here, he would definitely stop the soldiers from committing such a murderous act.
There were no prisoners here. Although the Roman soldiers knelt down in despair and raised their hands, their lives were still ended by bullets. The scene of them raising their hands to surrender and being shot really gave the Soviet soldiers the feeling of executing prisoners.
In the end, not a single Roman soldier was still standing. There were corpses lying everywhere on the ground, and some bodies were groaning and squirming in a pool of blood. Naturally, these enemy wounded soldiers would not be treated, so the Soviet army decisively fired a shot...