Thousands of armed soldiers were marching in the forest, and they had not yet roared when they charged.ΩThe entire marching team showed a wide battle formation. It was impossible for these guerrilla fighters to learn advanced offensive formations immediately, Balzen
Let everyone attack according to the Soviet army's regular skirmish line.
The soldiers were speechless, everyone ran in small steps, and a low voice came from the forest.
As for the German army? They have reported intelligence to neighboring forces, and two teams are heading towards the site of the accident.
The two teams stationed on the road dragged their injured comrades back and immediately began to build defenses. All the armored vehicles were lined up, and the muzzles of tanks and machine guns were all aimed at the forest.
As some soldiers felt the low roar, one of them shouted: "Everyone, pay attention! The enemy is coming!"
It was with these words that the soldiers, who seemed to have been unaware of anything unusual, could vaguely feel the murderous aura coming from the forest. Furthermore, those Soviets were really powerful in combat. In just a brief exchange of fire, one of their brothers was killed or injured.
The wails of the wounded could not be heard, which further intensified the soldiers' fear.
Fortunately, the Germans still understand that fear is meaningless. They rely on armored vehicles to form strongholds, and machine gunners lie on the ground in order to defeat the invading enemies with powerful firepower.
On the other hand, Balzen took the lead with a submachine gun, and he was surrounded by the most elite troops.
The guerrillas have poor supplies and low-quality personnel, which together result in poor combat effectiveness. The vanguard unit must encounter the enemy's most violent obstruction. Even if the unit hopes to disrupt the enemy's formation through hand-to-hand combat, it still must provide German fire suppression in the initial exchange of fire.
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Since the enemy has tanks, let the recoilless guns deal with them!
The soldiers were carrying the installed recoilless rifle, with a shell in the barrel. Several soldiers were carrying tripods, so that it could be launched into battle instantly.
As the attacking troops approached the outer reaches of the forest, Balzen shouted: "For victory! Hurrah!"
Ula's charge began, and the soldiers burst out with an astonishing roar. The enthusiasm that had been held in for a long time exploded at this moment. The roar drove the entire team, greatly boosting morale, and the soldiers began to run wildly.
Natasha, on the other hand, did not rush so fast. Igor kept asking the girl to follow him, "Let's find a hidden place and establish a gathering position. Leave the frontline work of life-threatening hand-to-hand combat to our comrades."
As Igor expected, the first troops to break out of the forest were immediately hit by German firepower.
The soldiers rushed forward one after another, and many were shot and killed.
Almost all of the casualties came from the guerrillas, because Balzen and his soldiers from the reconnaissance company crawled to the ground at the first opportunity. The white combat cloaks they wore became a perfect cover in the snow.
The German general-purpose machine guns fired very fast. Thousands of shots per minute created a powerful barrage. The Soviet army suffered heavy casualties.
The soldiers' will to charge was resolute. Many people fell in a pool of blood, but the soldiers behind still fired while shooting. The enemy's tank guns opened fire, and they were loading high-explosive shells designed to hit infantry. Many people were killed and injured.
This kind of Ula charge is always accompanied by huge casualties. Balzen originally expected to run through this small empty space with a swift charge, and the soldiers would engage in hand-to-hand combat with the enemy. The current result seems to be that he overestimated the friendly forces.
Suddenly, there was a loud noise in the forest and thick smoke.
This was a recoilless rifle firing, a picric acid-loaded shell aimed at an armored half-track.
There is a certain probability that the enemy's Panzer III tank will not be destroyed by artillery shells, but the thin-skinned armored vehicle is different. Moreover, the flames it spurts are really aggravating, and the attacking soldiers are bleeding, so the artillery fire attacks this firepower point first.
The shell accurately hit the target and exploded violently!
What Balzen saw was that the armored vehicle's mangled body was blown over, and at least one squad of German soldiers beside it died. The fragments after the explosion swept across many places, and even some German machine gunners who were lying on the ground were really lying there.
Also shot.
If the German army's positions were as densely arranged as in ordinary war movies, this one shot would be enough to blow up a platoon. In reality, in order to avoid the situation of blowing up the entire position with one shot, the German army's positions were relatively loose.
Because of this shot, the position of the recoilless gun was exposed. The clever artillerymen knew this and quickly moved their positions. Just about ten seconds later, the No. 3 tank's artillery fired at the place where the smoke came from, and several big trees were suddenly destroyed.
Blow up.
The Soviet army put its last mortars and recoilless rifles into the battle, and the enemy encountered a certain amount of artillery fire. Once the German army lost armored units such as tanks and assault guns, their firepower became particularly disadvantageous!
Artillery shells were fired frequently at its exposed fire points. The artillerymen under Balzen's command were trained by Doronin, and these backbone artillerymen had reached the point where they could hit wherever they pointed.
Several exposed machine gun fire points of the German army were quickly and accurately bombarded. Once the machine guns were lost, the firepower of the German infantry squad was greatly reduced.
In addition, these German machine gunners encountered new troubles. Several soldiers were shooting wildly when bullets flying from nowhere hit their helmets. The helmets could hardly withstand the full power within 200 meters.
The bullet was designed on the front, and Natasha fired unscrupulously, aiming at the place where the green light popped up and designing again and again.
The girl was distracted and her mind went blank, even though she saw many of her friendly troops being wiped out by enemy machine guns.
The girl has only one mission, which is to destroy the enemy's firepower points with her precise sniping in the shortest possible time. She has this ability, and the weapons she uses are also very advanced.
The Germans couldn't find where the bullets were coming from. The machine gunners were suddenly killed by snipers just after they opened fire. They realized that the enemy had excellent snipers, but they couldn't find the muzzle flash, and they were even more shocked by the shooting.
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Natasha had already finished the entire magazine and shouted: "Ammunition! Give me ammunition quickly!"
Igor took advantage of the situation and handed the loaded one to the girl. At the same time, he had prepared five magazines, which were enough for Natasha to fire another fifty. High-intensity fighting was unavoidable. Although Natasha suffered from short shoulder pain,
Now that I am in a fierce battle and bursting with adrenaline, there is no fear or pain anymore.
The German army had a total of ten machine gunners, and they were all knocked out after 30 seconds of strafing. In other words, the most dangerous moment only lasted half a minute, and the German army's firepower was greatly weakened.
Natasha's precise continuous fire killed at least five machine gunners and some exposed ordinary soldiers. The other machine gunners were killed by other Soviet precision shooters and artillery.
The enemy's firepower plummeted, and the Soviet soldiers' Ula charge continued. They were fearless and saw that the hand-to-hand combat was about to break out! (To be continued.) 8