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"Anti-tank gun!" Captain Venyakov ordered.
Several German light tanks led a group of soldiers to attack first.
This is the vanguard of the German army. Their main tasks are to explore the road ahead, clear obstacles, etc.
Its main force was far behind, and it was certainly impossible for the Soviet army to take action at this time.
As a result, several anti-tank rifles were set up in front of the position.
"The first vehicle on the left side of the target!" Captain Venyakov ordered, then waited a moment to give the gunner time to aim, and then shouted: "Fire!"
After a few "bang bang" gunshots, the first 35t tank on the left stopped.
Anti-tank rifles have small bullets and sometimes cannot cause fatal damage even if they penetrate the target, so several anti-tank rifles are usually fired at the same target to increase the chance of killing.
Then came the second one on the right, which was a "No. 2" tank. It obviously sensed the threat of the anti-tank rifle, so it stepped on the accelerator and accelerated forward. At the same time, the tank cannon and machine gun "cluttered" towards the Soviet Union.
Army trench shooting.
This approach is correct. Because tanks are large and have obvious targets, and they travel at a slow speed, any evasive maneuvers such as snake maneuvers are useless. They may even slow down their speed and make them easier to hit.
The correct approach is to rush forward as quickly as possible and use firepower to interfere with the enemy. This can minimize the number of times the enemy can attack.
The German soldiers following the tank immediately provided fire cover and fired mortar shells at the Soviet position. They tried to attract Soviet firepower to protect the tank.
But it was all in vain. Following the captain's order, several gunshots were fired and the second tank was paralyzed in place.
At the same time, the Soviet machine guns and mortars also roared... Although the Soviet troops had fewer soldiers and less equipment, they were better because they had complete fortifications, while the German army was exposed in the flat wilderness, so their firepower was quickly suppressed by the Soviet army.
Go down.
In fact, Shurka believed that this was more about the Germans stalling for time to wait for the main force in the rear.
This psychology is understandable. It is human nature. People are afraid and will try to avoid danger and casualties whenever possible.
At this time, if it were just the vanguard force of the German army, which had two infantry companies and seven light tanks, this lineup would actually be enough to capture the position where Shulka and others were stationed.
The problem is...
The main force in the rear has a large number of "Pop 3" and "Pop 4" tanks. These tanks cannot be penetrated by anti-tank rifles. They can easily roll over the enemy's trenches and break through their defense lines. So why must they attack desperately?
As a result, the German soldiers lay down on the spot and exchanged gunfire with the Soviet soldiers... It looked like a fierce fight, but in fact they were just shooting at the foreigners indiscriminately.
Su Jun also hoped for this, so he acted very cooperatively with them.
Then, the follow-up tanks drove up to the lake in rows, and they spread the formation wide... This is the usual assault method of the German armored forces, which allows them to attack the front and at the same time go around and surround the enemy from the flanks.
"Get ready!" Venyakov looked at Davydov behind him.
Davydov hurriedly picked up the detonating device... It was an electric detonating device. Its advantage is that it detonates instantly after seeing the right time. It does not need to wait for a period of time like a fuse. More importantly, it is safer, because the enemy has no
The reaction time is therefore impossible to detect and destroy like the fuse explosion.
Two hundred meters.
The tank forwards were getting closer and closer to the Soviet defense line. They completely ignored the trees "planted" by the Soviet troops on the lake and crushed them one by one under their tracks.
The German soldiers followed closely behind. Perhaps because they were focused on the front, or perhaps because their sight was blocked by the tanks, they did not realize that the trees were in an abnormal posture when they were knocked down by the tanks... they were knocked down normally.
Because of its deep root system, the tree is more elastic and tough, but the tree "planted" in the ice and snow will fall over due to an unstable chassis.
These were clearly visible to Shulka, but the Germans did not notice them.
One hundred meters.
The sun has slowly risen from behind the Soviet army, and the sky is gradually getting brighter.
This was like giving the German army a shot of stimulant. Shulka even heard a burst of cheers and a few shouts from the German army, which seemed to make the Soviet army surrender... The German army thought that dawn was their world, and this battle
There is no need to continue.
Fifty meters.
At this time, a German infantryman discovered the problem. He first felt strange vibrations under his feet... He was very sure that the vibrations were not caused by the tracks. It was like a slight shaking when glass was broken, and there was a faint "gurgle".
Noise, but it is not so obvious in the roar of the tank motor.
The German soldier thought this was his illusion, so he continued to follow the tank forward. He was stunned before he took a few steps, because he saw a cross section of a tree in the sun... It was obviously not something that a tank could knock out.
Yes, because its cut is as smooth as a knife.
The doubtful German soldier ran forward, grabbed the engineer's shovel, and dug into the root area of the tree... Then, his engineer's shovel hit the ice.
"God!" The German soldier immediately realized that they had been fooled, especially when he used his hands to remove the snow and saw the translucent ice below.
The German soldiers looked around in panic, and then shouted:
"Get out of here, we were fooled!"
"We're on the lake!"
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"What?" His words successfully attracted the attention of several comrades.
"We are on the lake!" said the German soldier: "This is not land!"
The other German soldiers were shocked when they heard this.
The second lieutenant immediately shouted to the signalman: "It's an emergency, order the tanks to speed up and get out of here!"
But it's already too late.
Davykov pressed down the detonation device and heard a burst of "boom" as the explosives installed on the lake exploded one after another.
In order to ensure that the ice surface is fully broken, the Soviet army installed explosive packages every 100 meters vertically and horizontally on the lake, and these explosive packages were wrapped with waterproof oil paper and buried in the middle and lower parts of the ice... This way, the ice layer could attract as much as possible
The energy of a dynamite pack explosion.
However, this does not seem to be very necessary, because the tanks rolling over the lake are already overwhelmed, and it only takes a few more explosive packets to explode to cause it to break into pieces.
Therefore, a considerable number of explosive packets actually exploded after the ice cracked, and did not play much practical role.
However, for the German army, the result was still the same...