Steel Soviet Union

The Black Panther that was paralyzed on the spot actually moved like a corpse!

However, this was not the tank moving forward and starting up again, but the top cover of the tank turret shaking slightly, and then being opened directly outwards by external force.

But no matter how you put it, this obviously laborious action of opening the hatch cover is still a bit too difficult in the final analysis. It is completely different from the smooth and smooth opening and closing of the hatch cover on weekdays.

"Oh! That old German car is not dead yet. It needs to be given another shot!"

While mumbling in his mouth, Iushkin kept moving his hands quickly. He saw that he had put his right hand on the firing lever of the main gun, but before he could lower his hand, he was hit by Malashin. Ke's unreasonable obstruction.

"Don't worry, Iushkin! Wait a minute, something is not right."

A bloody right hand wearing a black leather glove had already stretched out from the open turret hatch. This is what Malashenko clearly sees from the commander's periscope in front of him.

If possible, Malashenko wanted to know what the owner of the blood-soaked right hand wanted to do next.

This has nothing to do with what the outcome will be if the battle continues, it's just that Malashenko wants to satisfy his little curiosity.

The movement of the right hand that poked out from the turret roof was very difficult. Just from the blood on the hand and arm, it was obvious that the owner of this hand must have been seriously injured and moved slowly.

Malashenko didn't have much time to wait for the ink here. Fortunately, the owner of that hand was not too slow to understand. He held the turret dome with one hand and soon he forced his body out of the car. Pulled out.

"Wori! This bitch is still alive despite being like this!? Is he from Anton?"

Malashenko, who witnessed everything he saw in the commander's periscope, complained loudly because the bruised body climbing out of the turret was so miserable.

It was hard to tell what kind of wounds the man had from a slight distance, but Malashenko could see the blood all over his face and a piece of sharp metal inserted into his shoulder. This kind of injury was not serious at all. It's an exaggeration to say that anyone who can climb out of a car on his own is considered a man.

"Are you going to kill him?"

Iushkin, who also witnessed this scene from the newly added gunner's wide-angle periscope, asked, and the only answer was Malashenko's words without any emotion.

"No need, this guy won't survive five minutes, I promise."

As if to fulfill what Malashenko said

The German commander, who had just climbed out of the car and had not even had time to stand up, seemed to have lost his soul on the spot like a puppet whose silk threads had been cut.

His head tilted unexpectedly, his body swayed sideways without warning, and he rolled directly from the turret, fell off the vehicle, and fell to the ground, face down on the cold rain-soaked ground, no longer there. movement.

"Dead?"

"It's almost like he's not dead. Look at the blood, how slow it has flowed."

The blood flow rate of a person who has suffered severe trauma can often indicate how far away the person is from death.

At the beginning of the wound tearing, it is inevitable that blood will flow out like a fountain. At this time, people are the most conscious, the most painful, the most panicked and helpless in deep despair, and have a strong desire to survive. The state of being driven and desperate to survive.

But when blood flow slows down, blood loss begins to become slower and slower

This does not mean that your wound is hemorrhaging and healing on its own. Mortal humans do not have the incredible ability to regenerate at a super-speed. On the contrary, this indicates that your blood pressure is dropping rapidly, and the blood flowing in the blood vessels all over the body has reached the last moment before it is completely drained. If it continues for a while, there will really be no blood to flow.

Malashenko is not a surgical expert or a medical master. He can understand and understand this situation just because he has seen too many situations of near death and bleeding on the cruel battlefield where the dead are piled up. That's all.

Even if Malashenko did not remember the changes in the blood flow rate of dying people at the last moments of their lives, but just kept seeing them passively, he was already familiar with them and could not forget them.

As for the German commander who fell from the tank and fell in the rain, the blood stains diluted and washed away by the rain were not only very light in color, just as light red as a first-ripe apple, but also stained red by the accelerated flow of rain. The speed is also very slow to the naked eye. There is probably not much blood left in this seriously injured body.

As for how to explain the behavior of being able to hold on for the last breath and climb out of the tank, Malashenko can only say that it is the "reflection of light" driven by a strong desire to survive. After all, this phenomenon has been proven by modern medicine in the 21st century to actually exist. "Reflection of light and reflection" is not just a talk, it is not as simple as being illusory and does not exist.

"Okay, the show is over, all the damn ones are dead, it's time for us to go on stage!"

After receiving the order from Malashenko, Seryosha immediately pushed the joystick in his hand and stepped on the accelerator pedal. The steel behemoth with a total weight of 60 tons rose up again and sprayed out a burst of energy as if waking up from a deep sleep. There was black smoke at the rear of the car, always ready for another decisive battle with those German zoos.

It was not only the No. 177 command vehicle of Comrade Division Commander that started moving again.

The IS6 heavy tank that once had a special turret number of 177, after confirming that there was no problem with the tank and that the Soviet-made tank was solid and durable and had once again withstood the rigorous battlefield test, it suddenly started to move under a burst of black smoke from the engine. .

Two huge heavy tanks turned around one after another and drove towards the battlefield again. Malashenko, who was holding a radio transmitter in his commander's post, was listening to Lavri's message from the other end of the transmitter. The verbose nagging of young people.

"You are simply desperate, Malashenko! You pushed the division's security company to the front line, and your command vehicle went around alone, fighting alone. If it weren't for Kirill and me, you would have died this time. Dead! Prepare to lie in your grave as a Soviet hero!"

According to common sense, once Malashenko's division commander's command vehicle appears on the battlefield, there must be a company of guards directly under the division headquarters responsible for protecting it: a total of 9 IS6 heavy tanks in excellent condition and with extremely rich combat experience among the crew members. .

However, it has become well known that Malashenko does not follow the routine. In order to ensure the stability of the battle line, this courageous comrade, the division commander, moved his guard company to the front-line combat position from the beginning. Ensure maximum firepower output against the invading German forces.

"I stayed at the back of the position and used a stronger IS4 prototype. If the Germans can really destroy me, it means that our defense line has been lost and the position is finished. If this is the case, the guard company will be left. What’s the use? It’s better to think about how to avoid this situation from happening in the first place and put all your efforts into it.”

Not long before the war started, Malashenko plausibly "spoke" to Lavrinenko, who persuaded him not to do so.