Four Hundred and Seventy-Three Battles Against Persia

"We're back!" When Ren leaned on the tank to watch the medics take care of the wounded of the 502nd Battalion, he heard Marcus's unique low voice: "Hey, you can't do it alone without me, right?" ?”

The teaching company returned to the establishment, and 5 Tiger tanks were neatly lined up in a row. Just now, an attack by the Soviets was easily repulsed by the grenadiers, so now there is a rare tranquility here. phone-reading

"The lieutenant is not in a good mood, you'd better not say a few words." Andre stood beside Ren and said.

"I heard that the Soviets have invested in new weapons. The battalion commander wants us to find out and see what the level of the new tank is." Marcus looked at Ren and said, "We don't want this kind of thing. , You have done your best to rescue them."

Ren nodded, and interrupted Marcus with his hand: "This is not what I learned, what I learned is blood."

"Arrange tactics. Since I heard you say that, I know you have figured it out." Marcus was relieved when he heard what Ryan said, and then said: "The Soviet Union has about 20 people around here. tanks, most of them KV-1s and the new big-headed monsters. Only by annihilating this tank force can we take this Tuposian village."

"The reconnaissance team is back. The other side has no intention of abandoning Tubos village. They are strengthening the line of defense, and are still digging trenches and increasing troops." The commander of the No. 114 tank opened his mouth to report the situation: "There are two gates here and here. Hidden anti-tank guns, but the caliber seems to be small and not lethal. The most worrying thing is the big-headed KV tank, and the tank guns on that tank probably pose a big threat to us."

Ren nodded, then stood up. Patted the dust twice on his body with his hand, glanced at Andre and Alice who was silent: "The situation has been reported up, it depends on what kind of reinforcements are arranged for us, it's just a few of our tanks, It is not easy to deal with an unknown number of Soviet tanks in the woods."

It was indeed not easy, but when Ren and Marcus saw their reinforcements, they felt that the above seemed to be a bit of a fuss this time. Yes, this time, the G Group Army, which was the main offensive force, was not relentless at all. They used the 9th Air Battalion, which was reinforced by the Air Force, gathered 40 bombers, and greeted this little-known Tuposian village.

Looking at the densely packed bombers in the sky, Marcus swallowed a mouthful of saliva stupidly: "As for what? Dozens of bombers... this is too ruthless."

Everyone knows that this time the Luftwaffe is preparing to make an example. The small Tuposian village is the fate of the Soviet Red Army who refused to surrender and resist the German advance. Any behavior that dares to challenge the German army will be so ruthlessly Counterattack-is this what the Air Force bomber fleet wants to express?

Originally thought that the number of bombers was amazing enough,

No one thought that the next attack would be even more astonishing-a total of 40 bombers came overwhelmingly, dropping hundreds of bombs over the target. bomb".

This time the Soviet Red Army got into big trouble. These napalm bombs burned the Soviet positions into a sea of ​​flames. When the German army started to attack, the entire Tubosian village was still filled with a burnt smell. Some young German soldiers vomited continuously looking at the twisted and charred corpses, while more soldiers cautiously rushed into the empty village without saying a word.

The forest that ambushed Rennes was still burning with raging flames, but the figures of some tanks could already be clearly identified. Several Soviet tanks near the edge rushed out of the sea of ​​fire, but were destroyed one by one by the German Tiger tanks waiting for the rabbit. Then everyone saw a scorched and huge monster slowly rushing out from the bushes at the edge of the burnt forest, and stopped moving when it drove near the roadbed.

A few German grenadiers climbed onto the still warm Soviet tank and stood on the tank's huge turret, cheering. As Wren said, this huge Soviet tank did use the same chassis as the KV-1, with enhanced frontal tank armor.

Opening the hatch of the tank, the Soviet soldiers inside had been poisoned to death by the poisonous gas produced by the burning. It seemed that the driver insisted on driving the tank out of the burning area. As a result, although the tank was saved, he himself was also poisoned by the gas. The smoke is deadly.

So this new Soviet tank was miraculously preserved intact, and the ammunition inside did not explode due to the flames and temperature. It has to be said that it is a kind of great luck to come to study.

I believe that the performance and data of this tank will no longer be a secret, and the German armored forces will be able to formulate tactics against this tank based on these data and performance. Of course, this new type of "big head KV tank" now has its own name, that is, the KV-2 tank.

The battle for the Tuposian village, which should have been very tragic, ended very cleanly after a day and a night. The Soviet troops withdrew from the village that Khrushchev ordered to defend, leaving nearly 7,000 corpses behind. After losing this defensive point, Ukraine and Belarus behind the Soviet Red Army are like a house, opening the door to the German Army Group G and Army Group E.

Before Marshal Voroshilov could react, Guderian's troops successfully joined forces with General List's Army Group E. The two troops marched side by side, one from the left and the other from the right, encircling the Soviet Union's 600,000 regular troops in the central region. Come on, just 5 days after the start of the war in the Soviet Union, 2.6 million troops were encircled or defeated by the German army. The Soviet Red Army, which wanted to plant red flags all over Europe, lost completely before it even walked out of the house.

If there is no war mobilization, the number of troops on the front of the Soviet Union has dropped to half of what it was before the war. Facing the German Wehrmacht, which has an absolute advantage in terms of numbers, no one dares to imagine what will happen next.

As long as the German army launches a counterattack and the troops break into the Ukrainian plains, the Ukrainians and Belarusians who were oppressed by the Russians there will rise up, and some vacillating republics will relapse. At that time, even Stalin will not let go of the front line Khrushchev and Voroshilov were in charge of the command.

Of course, the situation in the north was much better. Timoshenko gathered his troops and temporarily stabilized the line of defense, preventing the German Northern Corps from advancing eastward.

"How did it happen? How did it happen? When we beat the Japanese in the Far East, we were able to beat them into hiding. Why did we lose so badly in Europe?" Khrushchev was full of resentment, puzzled Ask Voroshilov next to him.

Voroshilov also sighed, because the just-concluded battle of the Tuposian village wiped out all the troops under his command: "Comrade Khrushchev, this is not the time to talk about these things, Comrade Stalin's special envoy is about to arrive , let's think about how to deal with this god of death."

When Khrushchev heard the news, his mood became even worse. He grabbed the glass beside him and threw it to the ground with a flick of his hand. The glass was smashed to pieces with a clatter. Staring at the shattered glass shards.

"What will happen if... we retreat?" Khrushchev suddenly asked Marshal Voroshilov.

Marshal Voroshilov was taken aback for a moment, obviously thinking about retreating. He thought for a while, and then replied: "Comrade Khrushchev, if we retreat and preserve some strength, then at least we will leave some usable troops for the general who succeeds us, but these are very important for the two of us. , it doesn't make any sense."

Khrushchev was obviously not reconciled: "We will take the troops south!"

"This...isn't this treason..." Marshal Voroshilov naturally knew that by doing this, he could support his troops and save his own life, but the central part of the Soviet Union would be immediately occupied by the German army when the door was wide open. Stalin, who was attacked by the German soldiers, was in no mood to control him and Khrushchev.

Khrushchev sighed, glanced at Voroshilov and said: "First stabilize Mr. Special Envoy, if it is not possible, we will lead our troops to the south, and then send a telegram to Comrade Stalin, saying that we will resolutely guard the southern territories of the motherland."

"Don't do it unless you have to." Voroshilov stood up, looked at the crystal clear glass shards under his feet, and persuaded him, "It's really not possible, we just hand over the command. This war is not what we want It was Comrade Stalin who decided to fight! You and I wrote to him to persuade him!"

Khrushchev hesitated to speak, shook his head and walked out of the room.

While Khrushchev and Voroshilov were studying how to receive Stalin's special envoy, Brauchitsch was studying the deployment of combat after entering Ukraine with Bokmodel and others. This time, the Requiem plan was completed very beautifully. , So instead of saying that a front-line combat meeting is being held now, it is better to say that a celebration reception is being held now.

"As long as we annihilate the Soviet troops in the encirclement, we can move out surplus troops to continue the offensive, and we will be able to enter the Ukrainian region in June. I believe that in the end we will win a great victory against the Communist International!" Brauchitsch said He raised his glass and said.

"Long live the head of state!" Everyone smiled and toasted: "Defeat Stalin! Soldiers enter Ukraine!"

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