"Comrade Fovalikov!" Shulka called the thief to him.
"Comrade Company Commander!" The thief was slightly injured, his scalp was scratched, and his arm was also bandaged.
"Can we still continue to fight?" Shulka asked.
"Of course, Comrade Company Commander!"
Shulka didn't say much. He drew out his army spur and drew on the ground while saying: "This is the main road. The enemy's anti-aircraft guns are seven hundred meters away. There is an alley here, this is it..."
As he spoke, Shulka raised his head toward an alley more than ten meters away, then pointed at the map and continued: "Follow the alley seven hundred meters deep and then cross it. Can you reach the location of the enemy's anti-aircraft guns?"
"Of course, Comrade Company Commander!" the thief replied: "But that's probably a house!"
"The house is not the problem!" Shulka said.
Then the thieves quickly understood that they had tanks and powerful diesel engines...
In terms of power, the T34 even far surpasses the "Tiger" tank that the German army is proud of.
Although the T34 only has 500 horsepower, it is not as good as the improved and upgraded "Tiger" 700 horsepower engine. ("Tiger" Maybach hl230 p45 engine)
However, the power of the "Tiger" engine is achieved by high speed, while the T34 diesel engine uses low speed and high torque to reach 500 horsepower. (Note: Power = torque * speed)
Therefore, the T34 has a powerful torque of up to 2653 N.m, while the Tiger engine only has 2228 N.m.
In other words, ordinary houses or even walls are not a problem for the t34. It can easily knock a big hole out of it and pass through it.
"But, comrade company commander!" said the thief, "it seems you should tell the tank soldiers more about this!"
"Tank crew needs your guidance!"
Only then did the thief truly understand what Shulka meant.
"Comrade Lieutenant!" Shulka shouted to Kalashnikov on the tank: "My subordinate will be your follower. He will use the phone to guide you forward. Is there any problem?"
Kalashnikov looked at the thief standing next to Shulka in confusion, hesitated for a moment, and then replied: "No, of course there is no problem. But are you sure there will be no problem?"
"Of course!" Shulka said.
Although he said so, in fact Shurka was not sure at all... No one can make guarantees on the battlefield.
"Okay, I believe you!" Kalashnikov replied, then hid in the tank and closed the hatch.
The thief ran to the rear armor of the tank, climbed up nimbly and chased a follower off.
"Back up!" The thief commanded the tank with a phone: "Back up, keep backing up... Stop, there is an alley on your right, drive into it!"
"What?" Kalashnikov, who was driving the tank in the tank, was stunned when he heard this: "You are crazy, we can't even turn around inside!"
"This is what comrade company commander means, comrade lieutenant!" the thief replied: "We don't need to turn around, and we don't need to retreat!"
"Damn it!" Kalashnikov cursed, already beginning to doubt whether his belief in Shulka was correct.
The tank slowly turned into the alley. This alley was so narrow that it couldn't even accommodate the tank, because it was forced in and would constantly knock down the nearby walls or protruding balconies when it moved.
(t34 width 3 meters)
"Follow!" Shulka waved to his men, and the soldiers followed the tank and moved forward along the path created by the tank.
They even had to be careful, because from time to time, one or two bricks would fall from the side, and there would be a few screams from the nearby houses... Apparently the sound of the tank engine and the knocked down wall scared them.
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But no one cares about this because they can't care about this.
"Speed up!" the thief shouted while holding the phone: "Press the accelerator to the end!"
Kalashnikov gritted his teeth and stepped on the accelerator as the thief said.
The tank roared like a clumsy rhinoceros, breathing heavily and constantly bumping against the buildings around it.
A small group of German soldiers were deployed in this alley. They obviously didn't expect that the Russian tanks would get in here and seek death... But in fact, it was them who were seeking death, because they just used sandbags in the alley.
Build a trench and mount a machine gun.
The panicked German soldiers actually fired at the tank, and the bullets hit the tank armor with a crisp "clang" sound, like exploding beans.
The German soldiers soon realized this was a foolish move and immediately put away their machine guns and ran away.
But it was too late to escape. The tank rushed forward with a "rumbling" sound...the sandbags were knocked away, and several German soldiers were crushed under the tracks and turned into pulp because they had nowhere to escape.
One of the German soldiers clung to the wall of the building next to him, hoping to escape, but the gap between the tank body and the wall did not allow him to "hide" through.
So, amid a burst of shrill screams, the German soldier was almost "grinded" by the tank on the wall... The wall of more than 20 meters was covered with its blood stains, pieces of flesh and organs.
It wasn't until the tank knocked down a section of the wall that his suffering finally ended.
A German soldier was very lucky to "leak" out from under the tank chassis, but the next second Shurka raised his rifle, pointed it at his head and pulled the trigger at close range... The German soldier fell to the ground as soon as his head was raised.
It fell to the ground and stopped moving.
Before his blood could flow out, Shulka had already stepped over his body and continued to follow the tank.
Not far ahead, the thief continued to hold the phone on the rear armor while observing the front while guiding the tank forward.
The reason why he chose a thief is because of his specialties... Shulka believed that the sense of space and direction were nothing to a thief. He could even imagine the structure of a building when he saw it from the outside, otherwise he would not be able to imagine it.
He shouldn't be a thief.
"Do you see the steps in front?" the thief asked loudly on the phone: "There is a gate on the steps!"
"Yes!" Kalashnikov replied.
"Drive up!" said the thief.
"What?" Kalashnikov asked in shock: "But there is no road there!"
"Don't worry about this!" said the thief: "Speed up and drive up. You are not allowed to stop at any time!"
Kalashnikov gritted his teeth, controlled the tank and rushed forward.
With a "peng" sound, the door was knocked open without any surprise, and then the furniture, glass, cooking utensils, etc. inside made a "clang and clang" sound.
After the tank knocked down several walls one after another, it slammed through another outer wall with a "taut" sound...
Then before Kalashnikov could react, the tank had hit an artillery piece... that was the anti-aircraft gun!