Chapter 2080 "This Car Is Broken"
When he first saw the true appearance of the Graben Wolf, Malashenko actually thought about sending people up to quickly drive away the Polish ghosts who were operating blindly, and quickly ensure the safety of the scene to resolve the potential crisis.
But the next second after this idea came into his mind, Malashenko immediately realized that this might be more risky.
In the official historical records, Malashenko clearly remembered that the Graben Wolf appeared in the Warsaw Uprising, which had already existed. And it was also captured by the Polish ghosts, who operated blindly and played with it, and it was blown up directly on the spot. After a loud bang, countless Polish ghosts who were watching the excitement were blown up on the spot, and half of the street was flattened, and a bloody rain fell from the sky.
The impact and influence of this incident on the Polish ghosts was so great and impressive that when the Polish ghosts remade their own history and made movies about the Warsaw Uprising many years later, they did not forget to add this bloody lesson. As for whether it was to warn future generations or to accuse the Germans of atrocities and ask for more compensation, it can only be said that different people have different opinions.
At that moment, Malashenko saw with his own eyes that there were Polish ghosts sitting on the Graben Wolf, playing with this thing like the same shots in the movie. To be honest, Comrade Ma was really scared and scared on the spot.
The scene in front of him really matched the movie scenes in his memory perfectly. Malashenko was really afraid of these deadly Polish enemies.
Send people to drive the Polish ghosts away and eliminate the security threat on the spot?
Yes, in principle, this is possible and has a considerable degree of feasibility.
But how can you guarantee that the Polish ghosts will not be more anxious to drive this thing away and not leave it to the Red Army because they have a dispute with the Red Army and think that the Red Army is coming to rob them of their "great spoils"?
As for the possibility of a sharp increase in the final consequences of continuing to operate blindly with faster hand speeds, this is something that anyone with a brain can understand with a little thought.
It has been emphasized many times before that Comrade Lao Ma is a person who particularly dislikes and is quite taboo about leaving his fate in the hands of others. This bad feeling once is enough. Malashenko does not want to have a second time, never want to. His own destiny should be controlled by himself, instead of saying that those Polish ghosts can blow me to pieces by pressing randomly.
After a moment of thinking and weighing the pros and cons, Malashenko decided to lead people to retreat on the spot, instead of sending people up to play some car-stealing adventure game with the Polish ghosts in a way that is easy to cause misunderstandings and more risky.
Facts have proved that Malashenko's on-the-spot decision was correct. Let's not talk about what the final result would be if he sent people to grab the car from the Polish ghosts. At least Malashenko chose to withdraw his people immediately, which resulted in the final result that most comrades were safe and sound, and he and the political commissar comrade survived with all the parts intact. That's enough.
But to be honest, Malashenko and most of his comrades escaped and survived, and the most worthy of thanks is the IS6 heavy tank that took the lead.
What is the most resistant to explosions and chemical energy shocks in the front-line combat units?
In the era of World War II, you can answer the only answer without thinking: heavy tanks.
This front-line main heavy armored combat unit with heavy armor and main business of attacking cities and strongholds has the most powerful protection ability in the thousands of years of human land warfare history so far. Ordinary bullets and small shells are simply ineffective against such thick-skinned things. Even if it is a large-yield chemical energy blasting shock, it must be close enough to really hurt this steel monster.
In addition, the IS6 under Malashenko is a bit unusual. The steel plate-wrapped rubber sandwich modular composite armor attached to it is designed to resist the enemy's increasingly powerful chemical anti-tank weapons.
In terms of killing methods, there is no essential difference between the Graben Wolf and the Panzerfaust or the Tank Killer. Tracing back to the source, they are all chemical energy impacts with charge blasting as the killing method, which is completely different from the kinetic energy impact of armor-piercing shells and belongs to two major categories.
It's just that the Graben Wolf does not suppress it at all, and it is a full-range 360-degree chemical energy impact without dead ends. Unlike the Panzerfaust and the Tank Killer, it is a chemical energy impact of shaped charge after directional constraint of the charge cover.
However, for composite armor designed to resist chemical energy damage, there is no essential difference between these two different impact methods. As long as it is chemical energy damage, the composite armor can work.
The difference is that if the direct contact chemical energy impact of shaped charge is powerful enough, it will make a hole in the tank armor and kill the inside, while if the chemical energy impact of no-dead-angle blasting is powerful enough, it can destroy the tank armor from 20 meters away.
Then there will be no tank, and you can just come and look for parts afterwards.
In general, it is fortunate that the IS6's base armor is strong enough, plus the external defense kit-style composite armor protection, so it can block this round of explosion impact at a distance of more than 40 meters.
Even if the external composite armor is completely destroyed and blown away, it is worth it. At least it uses its huge frontal projection area to resist the direct impact for all the light unarmored vehicles behind it, which is enough.
Looking at the IS6 heavy tank in front of him, which had done a great job but was now completely disfigured, with both tracks blown off from the front of the vehicle, and the crew member whose ears were bleeding and whose eyes were as dumbfounded as before had just climbed out of the vehicle and sat next to the tank, receiving emergency examination and treatment from the medical soldiers.
Malashenko, still feeling quite unhappy, turned around and saw that the street corner where the Graben Wolf was parked just now and a group of Polish foreigners were watching and joining in the fun was now only a huge pit and no one was seen. Not even a single hair of the Polish foreigners could be seen. After a wisp of cool wind blew, only flying dust was left in the air, and the scene was extremely desolate.
"This car is broken. Find someone to contact the follow-up friendly troops to deal with it. We don't have time to delay here. The convoy turns around and goes out from the next street. There is such a big pit in front. This road can't be taken. Act immediately!"
The huge bomb crater of heavy aircraft bomb level left by the explosion of Graben Wolf made it impossible for Malashenko's convoy to continue to move forward on the original road. At this point, there is no other way but to change the road.
Busy commanding and handling some trivial matters, watching the soldiers put all the wounded and the bodies of the fallen comrades into the car and take them away. Seeing that the matter was done, Malashenko was about to get in the car and set off, but suddenly saw that his command-type GAZ jeep had been twisted and plunged into a small shop on the street, leaving only the deformed rear of the car exposed outside.
Malashenko, who had no car to ride, had no choice but to look at each other with the political commissar and smile helplessly, which was considered to ease the atmosphere. Then he found a nearby troop transport truck and climbed on it, staying with the soldiers for the time being.
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