Chapter 1307 Violent Firepower

"Hurry up! Follow me, comrades, charge forward! Hurry up!"

"For Stalin! Ura!!!"

"Destroy the fascists!!!"

Various charge slogans resounded throughout the battlefield, but in the final analysis, there was only one explanation: charge, advance, and then destroy the enemy!

Although the tanks stopped in front of the position to act as a fixed fortress and kept firing, the infantry who arrived in a steady stream did not stop and continued to move forward.

The tank cluster carried out fire suppression, and the infantry entered the trenches to clear the enemy. This was the plan and combat objectives that Malashenko had already formulated before the attack.

And according to the actual implementation results, there is no problem at present. The infantry soldiers sent to the front of the position can avoid the enemy's direct firepower to the greatest extent. As long as they bypass the tanks and walk a few steps forward, they can jump into the trenches and fight the most cruel and bloody hand-to-hand battle for the position with the Germans.

The remaining German machine gun fire points were either suppressed and dared not show their heads, or they were brave enough to be killed by a grenade from the 122 heirloom as soon as they showed their heads.

After the huge explosion that soared into the sky, not to mention the German machine gunners, even the parts of the MG42 were difficult to collect. The power of the 122mm high-explosive grenade is no joke. The extremely extravagant Malashenko has issued an order to use this thing to blow up the German machine guns that may appear at any time.

The direct fire of the 122 gun that could not even withstand half of the small bunkers and simple fortifications was indeed fierce and unmatched. You can even say that this thing is cruel, because the moment it tore flesh and machinery into pieces, it was indeed a kind of "extreme cruelty" in humanitarianism, provided that these German soldiers who were turned into scum by Hong were still regarded as "people".

As it should be, many Red Army soldiers who hated these fascist running dogs did not regard these invaders of the motherland as "human beings". Therefore, the scene of a bloody mist bursting out of this artillery bombardment, with only limbs and flesh flying everywhere, was not cruel at all.

The cruel battle of either you or I had long distorted this matter to the point that it was almost like slaughtering pigs on an assembly line in a slaughterhouse.

The battle of the infantry entering the trenches and clearing out the remaining enemy troops went extremely smoothly. The German infantry, who had never personally experienced such a powerful close-range direct heavy firepower suppression, was now in a state of being truly "dizzy".

You said you showed your head to fight the Russian infantry and tried to stop the enemy. To be honest, this is really a desperate act than committing suicide.

The perverted heavy firepower in the hands of the Russians outside, the smallest caliber is fucking 7! The largest one directly reached 122 mm!

Even if you don't shoot randomly with a machine gun, you can't guarantee that those Russian heavy tanks with an astonishingly high firepower density will not turn their guns and use 122mm to shoot you, a submachine gunner or rifleman, just because they are not happy with you or have no other priority targets.

At the beginning of the battle, the unbelieving German army tried to organize counterattacks several times, hoping to destroy and severely damage the Russian tank troops in front of the battle and drive them out, using their latest anti-tank weapon: Panzerfaust.

However, under the crazy dense direct fire interception, the German assault column, which was basically equivalent to bathing in a forest of high-explosive grenades and heavy machine guns, failed to achieve the set goals one by one, and retreated back with broken arms and legs and corpses everywhere.

The Iron Fist could not even get close to the effective range. The Russians, who wasted their firepower to the point of luxury, would at least fire three or two 85mm high-explosive grenades at any place they suspected of gathering German troops.

First of all, you can't gather your troops. The scattered soldiers' tactics of refueling the tank column one after another, what's the difference between this and giving it away for free? The German army is facing an unprecedented difficult situation.

It's not feasible to stick your head out or gather troops to fight the Russians, but it's even more impossible to stay in the trenches and be a turtle.

More and more Russian infantrymen poured in and killed into the positions like a flood that broke through the dam. These well-equipped and well-trained Russian infantrymen are completely different from any opponent they have ever encountered before.

You can't see a swarm of rushes here at all. Instead, small combat teams of three or five people can be seen everywhere, almost everywhere.

As long as they encounter a corner of the trench ahead or a crater or foxhole where there is an interception, these assault teams, which are basically led by at least one veteran, will immediately stop advancing, and then the free "Russian lemon" grenades will be thrown at them, and sometimes they will be mixed with a few of the German army's own "chicken leg grenades" M24.

After the crackling explosion, few flesh and blood bodies can say that they are not at all in trouble. Some people may not be fatally injured, but such a close-range explosion will inevitably cause them to see stars, dizziness and tinnitus.

Before the body can fully recover control and react, the Russian submachine gunners at the front will quickly follow up and pounce on them. After the chaotic explosion of PPSh-41 or PPSh-43, only the corpses lying on the ground are left.

The German army has tried to use the remaining machine guns in the trenches to play a key suppression role. Anyone who is not a fool will definitely think of trying this method. And if the point is chosen well enough, for example, there is a machine gun firepower point with a roof to suppress and cover, there is no need to worry about being blown up by the Russian grenades, because they can't be thrown into the machine gun anyway.

But the most disgusting thing for the German army is that the smoke and dust from the grenades that are thrown one after another and exploded continuously will attract the attention of the Russian tanks like flares.

The tanks with limited vision can't see what is near the place where the grenades are densely exploded, but because of the tactical arrangements that have been arranged in advance, the steel behemoths carrying 122mm heavy tank guns will still slowly shake their turrets and aim the huge black muzzles at the approximate direction of the grenade explosion location.

Although large-caliber heavy artillery is poorly loaded and criticized, its advantage of not needing precise aiming and being able to fire directly is undeniable in any way.

Usually, two or three 122 high-explosive grenades will be fired almost at the same time, which means that two or three heavy tanks are paying attention to the target marked by the smoke from the continuous explosion of grenades.

But if grenades continue to explode in the direction occupied by the German army after the gunfire, what will happen next is really not good.

There may be more heavy tanks that are ready to fire or have been loaded to continue firing, and the roar of the 122 gun will continue to sound until the iconic steel helmet representing the Red Army continues to move forward in the trench.

This is certainly bold and there is a potential possibility of accidental injury, but since Malashenko dared to give this order, he has already made corresponding preparations. In any case, this is much better than the German machine gun fire points where the infantry is hidden and the tanks cannot directly observe, which will cause heavy casualties and hinder the attack.

If you don't even have the courage to take a risk, how can you expect a miraculous victory that goes beyond the norm?

Just as Political Commissar Petrov said, compared to his usual adherence to conventions, Malashenko is now more and more inclined to implement those bold command arts. The subtle changes are always so invisible but obvious.