Bright Sword Military System

As soon as the battle started, the independent regiment unilaterally massacred the devil Fujioka brigade.

In this battle, the Independent Regiment put [-] tanks of its own and [-] spare tanks, a total of [-] tanks, into the battlefield... [-] tanks from the new second regiment were left in the steel factory Tank defense, and the independent regiment also left a battalion to assist. After all, the steel factory is a nail and is also the advance and supply base of the independent regiment. In addition, there is an airport, so it must be defended no matter what.

Thirty tanks drove at the front of the team, and they were tall and tall "Shermans" with thick skin and flesh... The thickest armor on the front of Sherman reached 76.2mm, which was definitely a terrifying existence for devils.

However, because it was driving in the smoke, the firepower of the "Sherman" tank was temporarily unable to exert its firepower. This battle mainly played the role of using its armor to cover the infantry.

Just like now, the devils fired machine guns and rifles in a panic, and dense bullets poured from the direction of the devils like raindrops, but this had no effect. There was a crisp sound, and then it bounced off and fell to the ground.

Occasionally, the devil would fire a few grenades... This is an old trick of the devil, especially when fighting at close range, the devil likes to use it to suppress the enemy.

However, since the body of the "Sherman" is three meters high, most of the grenadiers that fly are blocked by the "Sherman" and explode in front of the side of the tank... Of course, this thing will not be harmful to the "Sherman" tank Any impact, it's pretty much scratching the "Sherman" itch.

The attack sequence of the Independent Regiment is like this, with the "Sherman" tanks at the front, which are used to withstand the oncoming firepower of the devils.

Behind the "Sherman" was the following infantry on foot.

They can choose to take half-track vehicles, but they generally don’t do this during offensive operations, because the tanks are advancing slowly at this time, and the speed of half-track vehicles cannot be used at all. The firepower, more importantly, is concentrated in one place. If a shell is fired, it will be a squad.

Obviously, it is more flexible for them to get out of the car and move forward with the tank, it is easier to use firepower and it can cover the tank well.

I saw the soldiers leaning out from time to time with the bursting rifles in their hands, seeing how many figures were in the mist in the smoke, they would shoot a few bursts in a row, and then immediately retracted their bodies to avoid.

At this time, the devils have already organized a blasting team.

This was completed under the command of Captain Fujioka. From this aspect, the devil's fighting spirit is still commendable. If it is replaced by Eagle Sauce or the army of the Empire on which the sun never sets...

The enemy has tanks and we don't?
And there is not enough anti-tank equipment?
So what are you waiting for, run away!

But the devils didn't. Under Fujioka's command, they immediately prepared explosives and cluster grenades for the battle.

It's a bit ironic to say that not long ago, when the Chinese army faced the devil's tanks, they organized a blasting team to use this primitive tactic to blow up the devil's tanks. Now the situation has changed, and it has become that the devils organize a blasting team to blow up the Eighth Route Army's tanks. .

But it was precisely because the Eighth Route Army had done this before, so they knew exactly what tactics the devil's blasting team would use to bomb tanks.

For example, the dead angle of the tank's observation hole... The devils actually don't know this, because they haven't played against the "Sherman" before, so they don't know the data of the "Sherman". They can only guess that its blind angle is on both sides of the tank. (Most tank viewing ports do not allow viewing to the sides).

The two sides of the tank happen to be within the line of sight of the infantry.

This enabled the soldiers of the Eighth Route Army to always knock down a few devils who rushed towards the tank from the side slash through the smoke after leaning out and shooting.

For another example, soldiers of the Eighth Route Army will pay special attention to the craters and depressions in front of the tank.

Because the soldiers know that there are likely to be devils hiding there... They have done this before, holding explosives or grenades and waiting in the crater, and when the devil tanks come up, they pull the fuse, and the last thing to blow up is the tank. Weak bottom armor.

When the soldiers encountered this situation, they would ignite a few grenades and throw them into the crater first. Regardless of whether it was dangerous or not, it would be right to blow it up first anyway.

Amidst the "quack" sound of the tank tracks, the distance of several hundred meters was quickly completed, and the devil's trench was not far ahead.

The trenches of the devils were very crudely constructed, with neither mines nor barbed wire, let alone anti-tank trenches.

This cannot be said to be the negligence of the devils, but the battle of the devils is to besiege the steel factory of the Eighth Route Army.

Devils are psychologically on the offensive side, and of course they must look like they are attacking. The trenches were built to seal the Eighth Route Army inside the steel plant.

At that time, if you want to quickly charge to the steel plant, the barbed wire and landmines will become your own troubles.

Who would have thought that the attacking party would be the Eighth Route Army, and it would still attack with tanks.

Fortifications such as Devils are the most suitable for tanks. It doesn't even need to worry about mines blowing off its tracks or barbed wire entangled in road wheels.

Li Yunlong was sitting on a half-track command vehicle at the rear. He saw that it was almost done, and ordered: "Order the tank troops, slow down!"

"Yes!" The communication soldier responded, and immediately shouted into the microphone: "Slow down, 50 meters ahead is the enemy's trench, get ready for close combat!"

Li Yunlong learned some tank combat methods from Hans' "Blitzkrieg"... The most dangerous moment for a tank is when it approaches the enemy's trenches.

Because when the tank runs over the trench and crosses it, it is likely to face the possibility of being blown up by the infantry below... The trench is the best hiding place for the infantry.

There are two tactics at this time. One is that the tanks pass quickly to leave the trenches for the infantry behind.

The second is that tanks are converted into cover units to cover the advance of infantry.

Obviously, Li Yunlong chose the latter... The reason why he chose this way was because he was unwilling to let the few tanks take risks, and the latter was safer for tanks.

The tanks lined up in a row immediately slowed down further, and the gunner was adjusting the angle of the barrel while advancing.

Although it is difficult for the gunner to find the target in the smoke, if you know in advance that the enemy's trench is about 50 meters ahead, it is not difficult to find it.

Following Gangzi's order: "Fire!"

There was a burst of "booming" from the tank, and clouds of smoke and dust were blasted out of the devil's trench.

Immediately afterwards, the side-by-side machine guns fired "da da da" into the smoke and dust, killing the devil's firepower by half in an instant.

Then Gangzi ordered: "Cease fire!"

The tank machine gun stopped firing in an instant.

Almost at the same time, a soldier of the Eighth Route Army shouted: "Come on!"

Then row after row jumped out from behind the tanks, and rushed towards the enemy's position with their bursting rifles...