Imperial Overlord

"Boom!" With a huge explosion, Lehmann realized that there were no German paratroopers behind him. He was just fighting by himself. . fastest update

Too late to be depressed or angry, Lyman changed his magazine and rushed into the smoking British trench.

With the last ray of light from the flare, he saw the corpses of the British soldiers lying on the ground, as well as the rifles and machine guns discarded on the ground.

"Surrender! Surrender!" The remaining British soldiers raised their hands high and shouted the word surrender loudly in English.

Ryman didn't know English, but it sounded familiar. So he didn't react for a while, and opened fire at the British soldiers who were raising their hands over there.

As a result, at least three unlucky guys were knocked to the ground by Lyman's bullets, and when the rest of the people were about to be hit by bullets, Lyman finally stopped shooting.

The reason is very simple. Finally, he finally remembered that this is the meaning of surrender in English. So he planned to leave a few captives behind to find out where this place was.

"You! Don't move! Or I'll shoot!" Lyman said in German, holding his assault rifle and pointing the gun at the remaining British prisoners.

As a German paratrooper, Lehmann did not understand German, and German paratroopers did not require soldiers to speak English.

Although many soldiers will learn some simple enemy language in the process of combat, and then use it on the battlefield, it is a pity that Lyman did not learn those things.

So, regardless of whether the other party understood it or not, he held his weapon and slowly gave way to the traffic ditch that he was walking through when he rushed over from behind.

Several British soldiers raised their hands dejectedly, and also couldn't understand what the other party was saying. Through the moonlight, they could see the blurry figure on the opposite side, and saw him move to the side.

"We don't understand what you're talking about." A British soldier raised his hand and tried to explain the situation.

"I think he told us to stay where we were, right?" Everything was guesswork, so the British prisoners also seemed more nervous.

After all, if it is normal, the language barrier and inability to express oneself can only cause misunderstandings. But when the person on the other side who wants to communicate with you is holding a gun, the consequences of misunderstanding are very scary.

"I've occupied this place! Come here!" Lehmann shouted loudly to his companions in German. He knew that this stalemate would definitely be a waste of time.

There were gunshots and explosions in the distance, and a flare was fired farther away, and by the weak light of the flare, Ryman saw that he had taken three poor British prisoners in total.

Soon, two German soldiers came out of the traffic trench with weapons. They looked at the corpse in front of them and the three British enemies who surrendered with their hands raised.

Then, a familiar face from Lehmann walked out from behind the two German soldiers: "Squad leader!..."

Listening to the voice, Lyman knew that this was his subordinate Gunther. It's just that the squad leader that Gunther called was a little reluctant, with a nervous trembling in his tone.

Taking part in a battle for the first time, Gunther was obviously horrified by the horrific sight in front of him. Holding his weapon, he walked to Lyman's side.

"Sir! Bob can't do it..." He took over a paratrooper who was guarding prisoners of war with a gun, and introduced the situation at the anti-aircraft gun bunker to Laiman: "Seven or eight people have come, and together we have almost one class."

Bob is probably the unlucky guy who was hit by the bullet just now. Lyman looked at Gunther and asked, "How many people are in our class?"

"Besides me, there are two other people... We were terrified. If we hadn't seen the battle here, we wouldn't have touched it," Gunther replied with some embarrassment.

"Everyone gather, you stay to guard the entire trench, including the anti-aircraft gun bunkers here and behind! Do you understand?" After giving orders to the two soldiers who did not know each other, Lyman ordered Gunther: "Take these Captive, go back to the anti-aircraft gun bunker."

After dozens of meters of traffic trenches, Lyman and Gunther returned to the already overcrowded anti-aircraft gun bunker.

After such a long time, several paratroopers have touched the vicinity, one after another, there are already 14 paratroopers here, two more than Lehman's squad.

It's a pity that these 14 paratroopers... well, 15 to be precise, and there is a corpse lying on the ground. But now there are only 14 living people left, so let's just say that there are 14 living people.

Of the 14 German paratroopers, two were paratroopers from Squad 2, whom Lehmann knew. The other 4 are from next door, with familiar faces but don't know each other.

There are also three who claim to be from the 2nd Battalion, and Lehmann has never even met them. The good news is that there is no commander here, and Ryman has the highest rank. The bad news is that most of these people are recruits, and their combat effectiveness is worrying.

The remaining 5 people are all under Lyman's men, and he is familiar with them, including Gunther. A soldier who knew some English was interrogating the captives and wanted to know from the captives where they were now.

"I don't plan to advance with such a chaotic army. If possible, I would rather the five of us attack by ourselves." Lyman pointed to the tracer bullets that kept shining in the distance, and said to his men.

He felt that he should not wait to die in place, but should attack the enemy first and disrupt the enemy's deployment.

"If we wait until dawn and we don't act, the enemy will rush over and surround us from all sides." Looking at the enemy anti-aircraft artillery positions in the distance, Lehmann expressed his concerns.

"We will follow you, squad leader!" The subordinates of squad 1 are very obedient. They all know that their squad leader has rich combat experience, so they are very convinced of him.

"Our current position is wrong, completely wrong..." The subordinate who knew a little English who had interrogated the prisoner came over, pointed to a dim direction in the distance, and said, "There is a church over there, our reference thing!"

Squinting to look in the direction where there was no movement at all, Lehman muttered gloomily: "Damn, we're at least 1 km away from the target."

"Yeah, and we don't have machine guns, and we even have difficulty building positions." This subordinate who can speak a little English can be considered an understanding person, and he is also one of Lehman's subordinates who is more reassuring.

"It's too late to waste time here, we must launch an attack, occupy the church and get as close to the airport as possible!" Lehmann said to his servants while sorting out his ammunition.

"Two soldiers of Class 2, you search in the direction of the exchange of fire, find as many of our soldiers as possible, and report our situation when you encounter a higher-level command!" After thinking about what he was going to do, Lyman began to assign tasks.

The first thing he has to do is to send people to find friendly troops as much as possible. If he can meet the higher command, it will be even better.

"The remaining 2 battalions and 2 platoons of soldiers are building defensive positions here. We found two British flares. Remember to ask for the slogan first, and then fire!" The rest, Lehmann Intend to have them armed in place.

Even if it is an attack, they must leave a stronghold that can support their retreat or facilitate contact later.

Obviously, this position with anti-aircraft guns is good, and there are already dug bunkers, so there is no need for everyone to build it.

Then, after arranging the unfamiliar soldiers, Lyman planned to take his 5 soldiers to attack the direction of the church.

This is the task of the paratrooper battalion he is in, and now he is going to complete this task with only 5 people. This is the paratrooper, this is the German paratrooper.

A few dozen of them dared to attack the fortress, and a few people dared to control the bridge. In the Netherlands and Belgium, these paratroopers made a record that made the world restless.

"Organize the ammunition! Then try to eat something! We'll leave in 10 minutes!" Even though he lost his cover machine gun and didn't have any heavy weapons, Lehmann decided to set off in that direction.

When he was eating to replenish his strength, the soldier in charge of vigilance suddenly shouted the action command: "Hero!"

It is a pity that the answer to him was not the password "banner", but the fierce fire of the British ** team. The bullets flew everywhere in an instant, and Lyman's plan to attack the church had to be temporarily cancelled amid the loud gunfire.

"Fire! It's the British!" Holding his weapon, Lehmann loudly ordered to fight back, and then the German soldiers in the trench tried their best to open fire in the direction of the enemy.

"Suppress them! Watch out for grenades!" Lehmann reminded his comrades~www.wuxiaspot.com~ while sticking his head out, and using his stg-44 assault rifle, he violently fired at the shadow.

"Flares! Flares!" A soldier squatted on the ground and loaded new magazines for his rifle, shouting loudly to the friendly troops in the distance.

The soldier in charge of the flare hurriedly fired a flare, making Bright rise to the sky. At a very high position, the flare burst into flames, illuminating everything nearby.

Seemingly not adapting to the sudden light, everyone narrowed their eyes. Then, just two seconds later, both sides could see where the other was.

British soldiers fired at the German positions with weapons, and the Germans were also using a variety of weapons to shoot at British soldiers. The battle unfolded within a distance of dozens of meters, and it became **** and cruel in an instant.

"Tudu! Tutu!" Without being polite at all, Lyman held the assault rifle and swept the entire magazine of bullets before retreating into the bunker and replacing with new ammunition.

Compared to British rifles, his weapons are simply infinitely more useful at this distance. With his powerful suppressing power, he killed five or six British soldiers in one go, instantly defeating the opponent's impact.