Steel Soviet Union

No matter what the Germans thought and whether they were willing to do so, the brutal steel-grinding battle finally broke out in just a few dozen seconds, instantly involving the German troops at the forefront of the scorched earth and beginning to grind them.

"Follow me all! Destroy Fasis and charge!"

The mechanized infantry who had jumped off the infantry fighting vehicle at a suitable distance and followed up on foot were the first to engage the enemy. Even though an inevitable armored confrontation was ahead of them, the task of clearing out the enemy infantry at close range was It is still up to them to open up attack paths for their steel comrades and clear out the enemy infantry holding deadly anti-tank weapons.

The German positions that had been plowed by the army's first-level artillery fire were already in tatters, and the various geotechnical bunkers and fortifications were bombed beyond recognition.

Dead sticks are everywhere, and broken limbs and large and small pieces of meat can be seen everywhere in this hellish place and are supplied in unlimited quantities.

Those German corpses that were hit by artillery fire and torn apart by high-speed shrapnel were counted in units of "blocks". They were so numerous that they could almost make people trip over their feet.

But even so, the Red Army soldiers who jumped into the position still had to concentrate and stay vigilant to enter the battle, because the German sticks that had not yet killed the ball were already comparable to the stones in the pit - smelly and hard, and they still tried their best. He picked up any weapons he could find and planned to fight to the death.

"Open the way for the machine gun! Don't stop, cover the machine gunner and rush forward! Get the grenades ready!"

Although it hasn't been installed for a long time, it is still a new gun.

However, those experienced leader division mechanized infantry found in actual combat that this design change was so large that when they first got it, people were a little doubtful, wondering whether it would be as attractive as the Germans' fancy new equipment. It was ineffective and full of malfunctions, but the actual results soon proved in the battle that the soldiers' worries were completely unnecessary.

Master Deggarev designed the most sophisticated light machine gun for the soldiers of the motherland, just as Kalashnikov designed the epoch-making AK44 assault rifle for the soldiers of the motherland.

This new machine gun with a 100-round non-repellent belt is so damn easy to use! During the charge, it is simply an invincible assault weapon.

There is no need to worry about the bad shortcomings of the previous generation DP light machine gun that are inconvenient to maneuver and have an unreasonable configuration. The pleasure of rushing forward with a machine gun with a capacity of 100 rounds and catching whoever you see is simply indescribable.

Sustained firepower, which is more than three times larger than the AK ammunition capacity, has become the best suppressive weapon. Any place judged to be a possible hiding place of German sticks will be immediately hit by a torrent of firepower.

Any German soldier who was not crazy enough to beg for death would be beaten so hard that he could not even lift his head under such suppressed fire. The roaring sound of the hail of bullets hitting his head and face was simply the grimace of death.

Large-capacity machine guns opened the way, assault rifles followed up, and the efficiency of trench cleaning projects with the support of fully automatic firepower was enhanced as never before.

Any German soldiers who do not have an effective bunker to rely on and try to block the trenches or positions will be instantly smashed into a sieve by this violent mobile automatic firepower.

Most of those Russians like to shoot from the waist. In close combat, the machine gun firepower may not be accurate enough for precise aiming, but who told you that they need to use precise shooting to kill the Nazis?

There were only two states: continuous thrust and preparation for continuous thrust. Those German troops who were scurrying in the trenches, repeatedly moving between dilapidated positions looking for favorable positions, and trying to block the enemy from any angle and any favorable position soon discovered sadly.

The firepower in the hands of those Russians will not be reasonable to you. They are not even equipped with a few submachine guns. The Russians at the front are almost all holding fully automatic weapons that fire intermediate-power rifle bullets. firearm.

Let alone find an opportunity to rush out and shoot at them. If your hiding position may be exposed or guessed by them, you'd better pray that the bunker protecting you is thick enough to withstand the kinetic energy and penetration of submachine gun bullets. It is a mid-power rifle bullet with much greater penetrating power and still has a rapid rate of fire.

Otherwise, being swept into a sieve by a penetrating shot and then falling into a pool of blood is the only possible outcome. There will be no other possibilities.

The eagerness of these Russians to advance quickly is so obvious to the naked eye that they almost don't care about any consumption of ammunition that may be regarded as exaggerated. Charge forward. Clear away any flesh-and-blood enemies that stand in front of you, and will reluctantly stop unless they encounter a target that they cannot handle for the time being.

But don't think that their temporary stop is good news. This does not mean that they are helpless, but that they are preparing to summon more destructive firepower to send the enemies in front of them into the sky.

A German bunker stood behind a low soil slope and was in an unusually tricky position. Not only could it block the direct-aimed shooting field of view, but it could also avoid most of the parabolic artillery fire, blocking the way forward for the soldiers. And in its specially designed and adjusted limited shooting field of view, it used machine gun fire to firmly block the entire trench and make it airtight.

If you jump out of the trench, you will be directly shot by German firepower from other directions. There is no effective bunker or concealment without any cover. This is obviously not a good idea.

There is no way to continue to rush forward along the trench in front of us. Hmm, charging at the machine gun blockade is as long as the Germans don't interrupt the firepower. In this trench with limited space and no formation, even if it takes 100 lives, it won't matter. Want to rush over.

It seems that they have encountered a problem that ordinary infantry cannot solve, but it is another matter for the mechanized infantry of the leader division.

There are special methods to deal with such a target, and the squad leader, who knows how to serve such a stubborn German, immediately gave the order.

"Throw smoke grenades! Kraut bunkers ahead, hurry!"

There is no need to worry about being blocked by bunkers that will affect the display of firepower. Friendly comrades responsible for fire support have their own methods.

The smoke grenade was thrown from hand to hand in a standard parabolic trajectory. It happened to fall in the gap between the German bunker and the earth bunker. It did not directly cover the trench and had no effect of blocking the field of vision at all.

I didn't know that the smoke outside the bunker was still smoking. Several German soldiers were still waiting for the two MG42s like they were desperate. One changed the barrel and loaded the gun, and the other continued to fire suppressively at the enemy's possible hiding place, completely unaware of the destruction. Danger has followed the smoke and is coming.