The violent explosion woke everyone up. After being awakened, many soldiers encountered a new round of attacks from the Soviet army. Unprepared, many German soldiers were killed and injured, and the screams could not be heard. Δ
The majority of workers, after all, were not soldiers. When the enemy attacked, they and their family members who were accompanying the army were at a loss. When several Soviet soldiers broke into the workers' camp, and under an indiscriminate attack, the entire workers' dormitory fell into chaos.
Among them were some Ukrainians and White Russians. These people worked for the Germans almost just for wages. Now that the disaster was approaching, they naturally fled in all directions.
The Soviets actually launched an attack at night. It was impossible for the workers to follow the Germans and defend the military camp. Besides, even if there was to be a war, it would have to be during the day. It was better to escape in the dark now.
Therefore, Germany could have mobilized a thousand armed forces. The flight of workers led to a sharp decrease in the number of soldiers capable of fighting. To make matters worse, the German army's spare ammunition was all in the arms warehouse! Some people ran out of the dormitory, holding the weapons in their hands.
The Mauser rifle only has a small amount of ammunition. Since the enemy is attacking at night, ammunition must be replenished to continue fighting with the enemy.
There were more than a hundred German soldiers, some of whom were wearing white shirts in a panic. They were disheveled and didn't care whether they were cold or not. They could only save their lives by replenishing ammunition and continuing to fight.
As a result, these running soldiers were directly fired upon by machine guns from the arms warehouse!
"Asshole, have the Soviets already occupied the warehouse?!" a company commander panicked.
His company is currently understaffed, and each soldier only carries half of the base number of bullets, which is thirty. Because it is night, the soldiers have put the ammunition back into the warehouse to avoid misfires. Unexpectedly, this move has caused the current
dilemma.
In the warehouse of the five Warrior Overlords, they fired wildly with captured general-purpose machine guns. There were a lot of spare ammunition here. As for the problem of overheating of the muzzle, if the barrel of the gun is heated, just replace it with a new machine gun. Overheated firearms can be cooled directly with snow.
Therefore, these five people are like Rambo. The two fire points are constantly firing ammunition, green laser bullets, and the shooting effect is like a laser.
Many Germans were knocked down like mowing grass, and the rest were nailed to the ground.
Those who were panic-stricken and faced the battle, wearing only shirts, were now suffering from frostbite. They clung to the snow and were exposed to the cold, and they might suffer from frostbite in a short time.
The battle had begun in full force. Balzen led the people straight to the enemy's headquarters. The wooden flagpoles had been knocked down by the soldiers immediately, and the German flag fell. The soldiers rushed into the wooden building, which had only one floor, so the soldiers immediately started
Clean each room one by one.
There are still some staff left behind here, all of whom are civilians and have almost no ability to resist under the guns of the rough soldiers.
The grenade opened the way, and then the submachine gun fired. This kind of firepower exerts its greatest power in a confined space. If the German Air Force Captain Koch had stayed here that night, he would definitely die.
Fortunately, he did not stay up late because he was tired. He returned to his room in the pilot's dormitory area to rest and waited anxiously for many days, but the Soviet attackers did not appear. He was very nervous at first, but then
As time went by, the anxiety gradually disappeared. Maybe the Soviets did not intend to attack the airport at all, and the warning at 715 hours was wrong.
As a result, the explosion woke him up, which completely proved that his delusion was a delusion after all.
Koch quickly got off the ground, grabbed his coat and put it on himself. The Ruger pistol in his hand was loaded. He rushed out of the door and immediately saw the flames on the airport. It was an explosion! And the explosion was still going on!
The pilots are only equipped with pistols, which are for self-defense at most. These people have been trained with rifles. After learning about the enemy attack, they must rush to the arsenal to get the long guns.
However, they and some soldiers suddenly collided with three platoons of soldiers led by Balzen.
The submachine guns fired indiscriminately, causing a large number of casualties immediately.
Aircraft are not valuable, but pilots are the most valuable. These eagles of the German Imperial Air Force, no matter how heroic they are in the air, are unable to defeat ordinary infantry on the ground, not to mention that they only have pistols and limited bullets.
Koch had already seen that his headquarters was actually on fire. What was even crazier was that fierce gunfire erupted from the ammunition depot, and those bright bullets created an even more terrifying feeling.
"Captain, what should we do?!" a pilot asked.
Keep fighting? What weapons are there?! Above the airport, almost all the planes are on fire. The enemy also has artillery and is bombing recklessly. Many soldiers are fighting hard, and the firepower density of their weapons is too weak. To make matters worse, during the day, the establishment of
Several machine gun bunkers had been set up, and they were actually firing at friendly forces. Obviously, the enemy had occupied those places, and the shooters were enemy soldiers.
If you hesitate now, it's all doomed, especially since there are aerial bombs in the warehouse. If those bombs explode, the powerful explosion can destroy the entire airport.
Koch made a decisive decision: "Everyone retreat with me! All living people retreat into the forest!"
Pilot Adler was very lucky. In the encounter in the dormitory area just now, at least five of his comrades were hit. Half of the remaining pilots and ground crew were unarmed and were now following the group leader to escape.
Adler was also one of the people who escaped. He picked up a rifle left by a dead soldier, which gave him a reliable weapon.
More than a hundred people fled with Koch, with Balzen's three platoons chasing after him until those who were still alive fled into the forest.
Balzen immediately yelled: "Everyone, stop chasing, follow my orders, and set these buildings on fire as much as possible!"
In the pilot dormitory area, everyone who could escape fled, and those who were left were either dead or wailing wounded. The Soviet soldiers did not hesitate, and all the wounded soldiers were shot a few times to end their pain.
On the other hand, the arms warehouse unexpectedly became the target of public criticism, because only by capturing it could the German soldiers obtain enough ammunition to fight back. Hundreds of them rushed out of the dormitory, even though more than 50 people were knocked down by the machine guns in the warehouse.
, there are still 200 people lying on the ground, shooting with rifles, hoping to occupy it by relying on their numerical advantage.
However, the German "spear" was extremely powerful, with terrible firepower and a large amount of spare ammunition. There were only five people occupying the arms warehouse, but the firepower was extremely powerful.
Now for these German soldiers, in front are machine guns that continue to spit out tongues of fire, and in the rear are the enemy's pursuers, whose artillery has already opened fire.
The second platoon used various methods to destroy the aircraft. After the explosive packets were used up, they used grenades to serve. They threw them into the cockpit and the explosion was enough to destroy various instruments. This was enough.
A row of people swept through the dormitories of workers and soldiers. They created a lot of chaos. Even so, the Germans started to counterattack. Of course, their counterattack was mainly directed towards the warehouse. Due to the superiority of the German troops, after entering the open area, they began to fight back.
The platoon's pursuit also slowed.
Until the Soviet recoilless guns and mortars adjusted their directions, even the captured German RPGs began to threaten.
The Germans, who were nailed to the ground, launched the final attack. But they did not use the pig attack tactic. The Germans with a little common sense would think of the cruel trench warfare in World War I. Attacking with flesh and blood in a dense formation was no different.
It becomes a live target for machine guns.
Therefore, they knew the terrain best and immediately adopted outflanking tactics. With their superior strength, they used feint fire cover from the front, attacked mainly from both wings, and entered through the small door of the warehouse. (To be continued.) 8