Imperial Overlord

The soldiers who were in the crater just now are now corpses. And these corpses can only be regarded as incomplete corpses.

The chance of shells falling in the same crater is very small, because coverage shooting generally takes fine-tuning methods to ensure shell coverage.

That is to say, after firing a shot, you must adjust the firing angle of the artillery to ensure that your shells land at a distance from the crater.

Even if the shooting Zhu Yuan is not changed at all, and the artillery fires another shot with the original shooting parameters, because of the wind resistance and the change in the accuracy of the artillery, it is difficult for the shells to land in the same pit.

Think about it, high-precision pistol shooting, bullets can't all hit one point, let alone two cannonballs that fly more than ten kilometers.

At this distance, even the rotation of the earth may affect the flight trajectory of the projectile, so the projectile will not land in the same crater with a high probability.

This is just a matter of probability, not absolute. Because when it comes to probability problems, from a mathematical point of view, it can only be infinitely approaching zero!

But even if it is infinitely close to zero, it can never be equal to zero. And as long as the odds aren't zero, the worst is possible.

Friends who have played the game should know that if there is a certain probability of an item falling, then the item may not drop - in theory, if the drop rate of an equipment is 1%, it is possible to let the item drop. Someone can't get this equipment for a lifetime...

To put it bluntly, Li Ning's sentence that everything is possible is actually quite reasonable: indeed everything is possible, a pistol bullet may destroy a tank - it's just a possibility, as for whether it can be achieved, only God knows ...

But this statement has certain preconditions. The first thing to note is that this statement refers to a round of shelling, and the probability of the shells falling in the same crater is very small.

If it is two rounds of shelling, or three rounds of shelling at different times, the probability of the shells falling near or in the crater will be doubled.

And if it is multiple rounds of high-density shelling, the crater is actually not safe - its only function at this time is to act as a bunker to avoid the shrapnel scattered by nearby shells.

In the transportation route in front of me, in fact, large and small shell craters have been stacked in layers... In this case, it is a bit of a joke to believe in the nonsense of safety in the craters.

"..." Climbing out of the crater next door, the face of the Soviet platoon leader changed. He just looked at the big living people who were still alive and kicking, and now they are all pieces of meat - this will make everyone sick.

It was also the first time he saw a living person being bombed to death, and it was such a tragic death in front of him. He swallowed and scrambled back to the steaming crater.

Now, he has seen the shells explode here, which proves that this crater is a "new crater". The chance of hiding here to save one's life immediately increased countless times.

After all, the crater he is hiding in now has already tried the rule of "cannonballs will not fall in the same crater"...

The Soviet army was still squirming forward, and they were suppressed by the German artillery fire, but they could only hope to get out of the already covered area quickly.

The Soviet platoon leader, who was hiding in the crater, held his rifle in both hands and listened to the sound of explosions drifting away.

The Germans didn't have artillery observation posts, so they had to bomb by feel and kill some of the Soviets.

It is almost impossible to annihilate the Soviet troops who transported these supplies with artillery fire: the blockade firepower is ten times more violent, and the task of cutting off this supply line cannot be achieved.

In the real historical time and space, the United States invested a larger-scale artillery in Shangganling, which continued for a longer time to block the firepower, but still failed to cut off the logistics supply of the Volunteer Army, which is very telling.

There will always be fish that slip through the fire blockade area, but after all, there are not too many fish that slip through the net, so blocking is just a means to reduce the efficiency of the opponent's transportation.

As the last explosion echoed somewhere, the entire battlefield returned to a quiet state.

The sudden silence made everyone unbelievable. Everyone was lying on the ground and did not move at will: because no one knew whether a new round of shells would suddenly fall.

Artillery shells are also valuable things. German factories produce artillery shells in the rear. It is not an easy task for the logistics force to transport these artillery shells from far away Germany to the Soviet front.

After the shelling stopped for dozens of seconds, the Soviet soldiers climbed up from the crater one after another. Shelling won't kill everyone, or even a few.

Everyone who got up, look at me, I look at you, and you can see a hint of happiness from the other's embarrassed and muddy face.

This is definitely fortunate, to survive the intensive shelling, whether it is psychological depression or physical destruction, will make people desperate. When a person experiences despair, he will always be grateful.

After finally getting through this round of shelling, it stands to reason that the Germans will not start shelling again immediately, and they have saved a life.

"Go! Go!" A soldier picked up a rucksack from the ground, no matter what was inside, how much was left, and carried it behind him.

They were all dodging the shelling just now~www.wuxiaspot.com~ There were not a few soldiers who lost their rucksacks. Now everyone hastened to retrieve those rucksacks, and it is difficult to explain the province to Moscow.

"Let's get out of here!" The platoon leader who avoided the shelling also loudly ordered the soldiers standing up beside him.

His rank is higher, so he also has this power to give orders. It's just that no one knows where his own troops are now and how many people are left.

Maybe in Moscow, after the regrouping, he still has a lot of people to command. Maybe when he gets there, he will be demoted to become a soldier and be transferred to the front line.

In any case, the reinforcements arriving in Moscow will not have a good destination. Because statistics show that most recruits live only 3 days in Moscow street fighting.

Yes, only three days to live! This was the deadline for most Soviet recruits. The combat effectiveness of the German veterans in the street battle left the Soviet army at a loss.

For them, walking this road covered by German artillery fire is the start of the three-day clock. The battlefield they need to face may be ten times crueler than today.