Chapter 2198: Prepare for Battle

Chapter 2203 Prepare to fight

"This thing doesn't sound simple, so do you know how to deal with it? Or what should we do when we encounter this thing on the battlefield?"

How should we deal with them on the battlefield? This is an issue that Malashenko has not discussed with Iushkin, nor has it been discussed with anyone except Iushkin. After thinking about it carefully, you will find that it is indeed worth talking about, and organize it a little. After talking for a while, Malashenko quickly spoke. Google search reading

"Everything can still be saved before being hit by this thing."

"This thing needs to continuously aim at you before it hits you. It is dynamically tracking and targeting and locking you all the time before it can hit you. This means that before hitting you, the German guy who launches this thing cannot Move and stay close."

Malashenko's words are not difficult to understand, and what he wants to express is also very simple. It is so simple that Iushkin, who is quick-thinking, understood the meaning after just thinking for a moment.

"In other words, we only need to knock out the German operator and kill it before it is hit, and then the problem will be solved?"

Iushkin's answer is correct and there is no problem with the way of understanding, but there are still some details that need to be added and emphasized.

"Yes, but not entirely."

"Theoretically, after you kill the German operator, this thing will turn into a headless rocket. It will either continue to fly straight forward, or it will plunge into the ground and explode because it cannot correct its flight path. But you have to have a prerequisite if you don’t threaten it.”

"You must kill the German operator in the early to mid-term after launch. If you reach the end of the flight, even if you kill the German operator, the missile is still very likely to hit you. So kill the German operator of this weapon as soon as possible Don't be too late, its threat is far greater than the anti-tank gun and the Iron Fist, it must be dealt with first, this is your task. "

Malashenko is still not sure whether the new toy created by the Germans is reliable, how reliable and practical it is on the battlefield, but like any time in the past, Malashenko is willing to overestimate his opponents. We are also unwilling to pin our victory on the enemy's incompetence and useless weapons. This is making fun of the lives of our comrades and is a taboo for a senior commander.

If you overestimate your opponent, this will not hinder or delay your victory. On the contrary, it is likely that you will have greater tactical flexibility and room to play because you are too well prepared. In short, it can only be a good thing, but not a good thing. bad thing.

But if you underestimate your opponent, the fun can be huge.

Embarrassing things like poor performance on the battlefield, failure to achieve expected tactical goals, or even being fooled instead of trying to show off will happen one after another. Unless you don’t expect it, it won’t happen. The price you pay must be painful and impressive. .

Therefore, Malashenko is willing to maximize the preset indicators and expected performance of the German anti-tank missile, treating it as a very reliable thing. As for whether the battlefield performance will be like this, that is another matter entirely. At least Malashenko himself must be fully prepared, and the soldiers under his command must also maintain a clear understanding. This is the goal to be achieved.

"Theoretically, heavy tanks with upgraded protection can be immune to attacks from this thing. Our IS7 prototype can withstand even without external defense kits, but this is a passive last line of defense after all. Fasis who wants to do bad things, drowning in the pit before doing anything is the best choice. You know what to do."

Passive defense can never be better than killing the enemy first, eliminating the target that threatens you, and you don't have to consider whether the remaining problems can be defended. At least this has always been the case for tanks, and it will be the same even for future tanks. A main battle tank with high perception ability will always have higher battlefield survivability than a weak-sighted Iron Bastard with passive stacked armor.

In this era where there is no auxiliary equipment and the enemy is detected solely by human eyesight, an elite vehicle crew is the best guarantee of battlefield awareness, and Malashenko's vehicle crew happens to be such an existence.

"Understood, I will try my best. Now let's see how capable this German guy is."

Iushkin probably understood what he should do when the time came, but Malashenko did not have time to explain the details to all the crew members of the division. Now was not the time for a meeting.

After thinking about it, I can only say, wait until they meet on the battlefield and then issue specific orders depending on the situation. This is the only way you can do it if you have to race against time. Now Malashenko must go as fast as possible at all costs. Stopping the frantically fleeing German, the man who for some reason only remembered the retreating 41st Armored Corps at this time.

"These idiots must have something wrong with their brains. They didn't run away early or late. You didn't run away until the day lilies were mostly cold. I want to see how you bastards can escape."

The German army's retreat time is indeed strangely tight, and I don't know what was going on in my head. It was clear that the opportunity was better last night, but I just ignored it and acted like a bastard. I didn't move. Today, the Red Army continued to make detours before they thought of running away. .

Can you fucking run away at this time?

All Malashenko can say is that if you guys run away, I'll write the word "horse" backwards!

It advanced simultaneously with the main force led by Malashenko, but in a different direction.

Alsim, who was still in a position further forward than the main force, was leading his reconnaissance team towards the southwest.

After sending an infantry fighting vehicle back to deliver a package to the division commander, the mechanized infantry vehicles that were originally equipped according to the number of infantrymen were missing one.

This resulted in more than half of the soldiers in the squad having to sit outside the tank in the "human armor" state that they had not seen for a long time, including Alsim, who led the team.

It is actually somewhat inappropriate to let the leader hang outside the car, but Alsim himself asked for it, calling it "human reconnaissance has a better vision", which is much better than staying in a tin can and not seeing anything.

He is the highest-ranking officer in the entire reconnaissance team and is a veritable battlefield commander. Others can't argue with him and can only execute orders, so he let the company commander and several soldiers sit outside the tank and move forward.

"They should be there soon. We calculated the mechanized marching speed of the Germans and intercepted them horizontally according to their fastest escape speed. The Germans who haven't even eliminated all the mules and horses can't be faster than us. If we are lucky, we can meet the Germans in ten minutes. Notify the comrades to check their weapons and ammunition and prepare for battle."