No War on the 218th Eastern Front

The German Panther tank suddenly braked on the way, and then sprayed a white smoke towards the muzzle of the Soviet tank. The Soviet t-26 tank on the opposite side was immediately blown to pieces and made a tragic explosion. (starter)

"Boom!" Behind the 113 tank, the 112 tank also fired, and a shell hit the front armor plate of a t-26, and then the hit Soviet tank no longer "ran", it seems that the inside The crew members were generally asleep.

With the addition of these two tanks, the German defense line, which was already tight, became stable in an instant. The machine gun positions began to make the sound of sawing wood again, and the g43 rifles everywhere began to fight back frantically, as if they were venting that they had just been suppressed. To the rage of collapse.

A kv-1 tank stalled on the way back, and then without moving half a step for a long time, a hail of bullets began to hit the malfunctioning Soviet tank, making a clinking sound on the armor. After a while, several drivers pushed open the hatch and jumped out of the tank. The driver was knocked to the ground by a machine gun, and the commander was also smashed by a sniper. Withdrew.

"I heard that the 3rd Panzer Division of the SS is a group of lunatics. Today, it seems that it is really crazy." At the observation post, the German army commander put down the telescope in his hand, sighed and said: "No When they arrived, our defenses would crumble."

"I didn't expect that the first tank ace of the Eastern Front would come to support us." The regiment staff also breathed a sigh of relief, sat back to the table with a smile, and took a sip of water before continuing: "With them, the Soviet Union Not a single tank can go back."

The atmosphere of speaking here is relaxed, but there is still a life-and-death madness on the battlefield over there. Tank 113 started to back up as two T-26 tanks seemed to be closing in on them and were approaching them at full speed. The No. 112 tank at the back stopped in place and did not move, and a shot hit a t-26 tank that was turning not far away.

"Hey! I hit him! Three cars! Ryan! Three cars!" In the earphone, Marcus's voice shouted loudly in the earphone. And Ren did not speak, his tank muzzle spewed flames, representing his language, the front armor plate of a kv-1 tank opposite actually withstood the thunder blow of the Panther tank. Because of the angle problem, the shell bounced off the armor plate of the kv-1 tank, leaving only a deep crater on it.

The kv-1 appeared to have a mechanical failure because of the violent vibrations, and it stopped there and stopped moving forward. However, the turret of the tank turned bit by bit, obviously wanting to give his opponent a shot. Around this tank, more than a dozen Soviet infantrymen were retreating, and this attack was obviously more costly.

"Bruce! Load! Andre! Fire!" Ren commanded loudly. His tank fired again, hitting the target tank's turret directly, but the attack was again blocked by the thick artillery shield.

The front machine guns of the Panther tank continued to "shoot", and soon knocked down a dozen Soviet Red Army soldiers in front of them to the ground. Clark's loud shout came from the earphone: "My God! There are too many of them! God you missed that tank! It didn't get shot!"

"Bruce! Load! Andre! Fire!" Ren continued to command loudly. Just when he ordered, a 45mm caliber shell fired by a t-26 tank hit the turret of the No. 113 tank, but it was also bounced off - the front of the turret is the thickest Panther tank armor. This is obviously not a place where a caliber of 45mm can penetrate.

The projectile shot by the Leopard tank just now failed to penetrate the front armor of the kv-1 tank, but it also caused trouble for the Soviet tankers inside. Judging from the rotation speed of the turret of the tank , Apparently, the shell caused serious injuries to various parts inside.

"Boom!" The 75mm cannon of the Leopard tank fired again. An armor-piercing projectile cut through the air and directly hit the kv-1 heavy tank that was almost immobile. The projectile finally lived up to expectations and hit the kv On the turret of the -1 tank, it bounced off the armor plate on the top of the driver, piercing the weak hatch cover there, and finally stopped the terrifying monster.

The Soviet troops rout, and all the courage they could muster was wiped out with a few wrecked KV heavy tanks. Many Soviet soldiers raised their hands and surrendered, and many more ran toward the river bank, knocked to the ground by snipers and machine guns, or killed by shells in the river.

The arrival of two German planes made the Soviet Union's rout even worse. Machine guns and aerial bombs made the Soviet troops retreating all the way to stop only one kilometer away from the other side of the river.

The drivers of the two t-26 tanks in the river also climbed out, jumped into the river and fled with the infantry, because in their eyes, the two German tanks were like the chariots of the devil, invulnerable to guns and bullets. A monster that crawled out of hell.

Ren pushed open his hatch cover, watching the Soviet soldiers kneeling on the battlefield with their hands raised, listening to the wailing of those who fell to the ground and pressing their intestines, he stared at the Soviet positions on the other side of the river in the distance, looking there The red flag fluttered, and the expression on his face was extremely difficult to see.

The ferocious image suddenly appeared in his mind. The weak man was breathing heavily beside the corpse with a pistol. There were many corpses lying on the ground, including young mothers and children even weaker than him.

Soon some German soldiers gathered with rifles and cheered the names of the German armored soldiers. The victory of the day belonged to them and to those who survived. The morning attack cost the Germans 71 dead, but they won, and won beautifully—because at least a thousand Soviet soldiers were killed here, corpses everywhere, and a dozen tanks The wreckage was thrown on the battlefield.

Putting down the binoculars in his hand, the front-line commander in charge of this Soviet attack, the famous General Zhukov sighed, and said to the officers around him: "Don't launch the next attack, it's obviously killing you! Our combat power is not at the same level as ours."

"General! Give up like this? Defeated, but..." A division commander bowed his head and said to his superior.

"Since we are defeated no matter what, even if we fill this river with the blood of our compatriots, we will not be able to win this battle." Zhukov waved his hand, holding the document sent by the signal trooper in his palm and said: " Don't use your own "life" to bet on a miracle that will never happen. The opponent has tanks as fire support, and it is impossible for our army to break through the defense near here."

Just now, news came from another position that had crossed the river for a storm. The German armored units began to counterattack. About 20 German tanks appeared on the position. The Soviet offensive troops were completely wiped out and lost about 1,200 people. If you count the losses in front of you, the Soviet troops lost nearly 3,000 people in just a few hours. It can be said that this unit is no longer able to perform combat missions.

"But..." A Soviet officer wanted to say more.

Zhukov interrupted him: "Wait for the results of the above processing, don't say anything. I will prepare a report of defeat. At least the protection ability of the kv-1 tank is worthy of recognition, if its reliability" ' Anything better would be perfect."

The smoke cleared, and the wreckage of the tank whose shells had been detonated was still burning. The German soldiers carried the wounded away, and more soldiers buried their bodies on the beach. They remained silent, but when they passed the German tanks , all stopped to pay a respectful attention.

"Let's go back behind the bushes and choose a hidden location." Rene, who had recovered, said to Marcus through the intercom: "Get out of here!"

"You're right! It's easy to be bombarded here for revenge." Marcus replied.

"Bob! Launch the tank! Take us out of here!" Ren raised the binoculars in his chest and looked into the distance. There, a red Soviet flag was burning, just hit by an aerial bomb, and the bomber who dropped the bomb The German fw-190d fighter jet is hovering over the heads of Ren and others at this moment.

Soon, the exhaust pipe behind the tank trembled, and the tank began to slowly reverse backwards. Everything on the beach was calm soon after. The subsequent Soviet retaliatory attack did not come, as if this attack had never happened.

In the evening, General Kluge of the General Headquarters of Army Group F ushered in the front-line envoy of the Soviet Union. The envoy passed through the German lines with a white flag, as the entire German army in Poland was under martial law.

"The Soviet Union has no intention of launching an attack on friendly Germany. This afternoon was a radical move by a few crazy saboteurs to try to influence the relationship between the Soviet Union and Germany." The Soviet envoy said as soon as they met: "I was ordered to come here with the greatest possible effort. A sincere attitude to repair the relationship between the two countries."

"Our army has suffered a very heavy loss, Mr. Special Envoy." General Klug, who was in charge of this diplomatic mission under the order of Akado, was full of confidence, because a few hours ago, the Fuhrer's residence received a call from the Soviet Union. , the phone claimed that this attack was entirely a personal act of the frontline generals. The Soviet Union is punishing these generals who acted without authorization.

"The Soviet Union will be responsible for this conflict. We will give you satisfactory compensation." The special envoy glanced at Kluge and replied.

"What kind of compensation?" Kluger continued.

"The original 600,000 Polish prisoners and 200,000 "women" are a lot of us! And this time we will give 50,000 more!" The messenger gritted his teeth and said: "I just hope that nothing will happen on the Soviet-German border. unpleasant incident."

"I'll buy you a drink!" Kluge nodded with a smile. "Of course you're right! There's no war on the Eastern Front, isn't it?"

The Soviet envoy was stunned for a moment, then laughed: "Of course! There is no war here."

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