#1270 Moscow Via (Plus 1)

Compared with low-cost rocket launchers, the cost of anti-tank missiles is much higher, which is mainly reflected in the control system, which requires a large number of electronic components.

Germany has completed the transition to transistors, the size of the components has been greatly reduced, and the performance has been greatly improved. In the whole world, it is in an absolute leading position. Moreover, it is a top-secret, all factories that manufacture electronic components. , are the highest degree of confidentiality.

In this way, when the anti-tank missile is manufactured, even if the enemy obtains this weapon, it cannot be imitated. Compared with the bazooka, the anti-tank missile has a longer range, the launcher is safer, and the hit rate can be obtained. Great improvement.

If you use a bazooka, don't look at the special effects on the lens. The real hit rate is quite low, even lower than that of artillery shells, and the hit rate of missiles is definitely above 80.

With one shot, anti-tank missiles will shine on the battlefield!

At the same time, after the successful development of anti-tank missiles, it can not only be deployed to individual soldiers, but also can be installed on helicopters to become armed helicopters. When air supremacy is seized, armed helicopters are useful.

Well, as long as I put forward these technologies, the German arsenal should be considered complete, right?

Compared with the more advanced laser semi-active guided weapons of later generations, the manually controlled missiles should be considered quite primitive. However, compared to this era, they are still extremely advanced and have epoch-making significance.

Yes, just do it!

Cyric has made a decision.

At this time, the screw propulsion vehicle had reached a hard position on the shore and stopped, leaving two deep ruts behind the screw propulsion vehicle. When the executives came down, everyone was extremely excited. Admiring: "It seems that we can also use it in our water conservancy projects in the future, and we will be able to open canals directly."

Speer said with a smile, and Scherner on the side was also smiling: "Our domestic water conservancy facilities have long been perfected, and new water conservancy facilities are to be built in Ukraine."

The vast plain of Ukraine is simply a big granary. Historically, Ukraine has always been the main grain-producing area of ​​the Soviet Union. Now, once Ukraine is occupied, it will become Germany and become the big granary of the Third Reich.

Under the system of the Soviet Union, it was impossible to mobilize the enthusiasm for labor, the grain output was not high, and the exaggeration was very serious. Historically, in the 1980s, the Soviet Union had to import grain from Europe, which is simply an absolute irony.

Cyric was also very emotional: "Yeah, when Ukraine is occupied and a new big Ukrainian state is formed in Ukraine, we will build Ukraine into the largest and most efficient food production base."

The war is still going on, but post-war questions have gradually formed in Cyric's mind.

Of course, such a huge country as the Soviets cannot exist. When the war is over, a small piece of land around Moscow will be left to Russia to form a Moskva state, which will be ruled by a puppet government, and at the same time, it will be controlled by the German governor and garrison.

In other places, of course, it is divided into several pieces. In Ukraine, a big Ukrainian state, a complete agricultural state, should be established as the granary of the empire.

Now, everything is in progress, and Cyric believes that under his leadership, the future of the Third Reich will be infinitely bright.

Along the Dnieper River, Szchad.

An ordinary 82-barrel car was parked outside the troops, and a veteran came down from the car.

Guderian is fifty-three years old this year. For a military commander, such an age is his golden age. He is experienced and has created a powerful armored force.

Guderian has a Mercedes-Benz bulletproof car that Cyric specially allocated to him. However, in this kind of battlefield, the Mercedes-Benz bulletproof car can't withstand the blow of artillery shells. The car is too conspicuous and easy to be ambushed, so he Take the most common vehicle.

On the other side of his car came a veteran, Josef Dietrich, commander of the 2nd Panzer Army.

Seeing the two come down, several commanders on the scene also quickly walked up.

"The 17th Armored Division is fully prepared, please instruct, Division Commander Von Weber." Weber saluted the two in front.

Guderian and Dietrich returned the salute, and Guderian continued: "Now, how are the troops preparing to cross the river?"

The current mission of the Central Army Corps is the same as before, rushing forward from both sides, hitting the rear of Smolensk, and then encircling it to surround and eat the main force of Smolensk.

And this requires crossing the Dnieper River, and now, the 17th Armored Division is about to perform the task of crossing the river.

Weber replied immediately: "We have completed all the preparations. There is only about a regiment of defensive forces on the other side. We can destroy them with only artillery fire, and then quickly set up the pontoon bridge."

"Then have you observed the situation on the other side?" Guderian asked.

Weber shook his head: "No, we came here secretly, and we haven't been discovered by the Soviets on the opposite side. We just want to hit them by suddenness."

"Our air force has just reconnaissance, and the opposite side has become a swamp. There are also smart people in the Soviet defenders!" Guderian said.

swamp? Webber was stunned for a moment. If it was a swamp, it would not be easy to build a bridge. Moreover, even if the tank passed by, it was easy to get stuck!

Tanks are not good at all terrains, and in swamps, tanks often get trapped.

"There was originally no swamp there." Dietrich said, "However, the defenders on the opposite side have dug a canal on the river bank to divert the water of the Dnieper River, and artificially constructed a tens of meters wide. swamp."

Along the way, the Soviets planted mines everywhere to interfere with the advance of the German army. They also tried to use the rivers to block them. They blew up bridges and made it impossible for the German army to cross the river. In order to facilitate defense, they actually created swamps. People looked refreshing, and as opponents, they deeply admired them.

Webb's expression changed immediately: "If there is a swamp, then our bridge-building equipment will not be easy to move over. We have to establish a stable beachhead on the opposite side before we can cover the rear and build a bridge. However, we cannot Fight in the swamp."

When crossing the river in the troops, wheeled infantry fighting vehicles can be used, which have amphibious capabilities, but wheeled infantry fighting vehicles cannot drive in swamps.

"Fortunately, we have shipped new equipment from the rear. It will take a day to let the troops familiarize themselves with the new equipment, and the attack time will go by one day!" Guderian said.