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Chapter 850 Frontal Battlefield 2

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    I think they must not know the blitzkrieg launched by the Germans, how Poland was captured, and how France became the Germans¡¯ back garden.  "

    Stavsky said with a smile: "Their opponent has always been the Chinese army, which is mainly infantry. If their opponent is the poorly equipped Chinese army at this time, they will definitely gain an absolute advantage. After all, the Chinese army  We don¡¯t even have anti-tank weapons, so we can only rely on the bodies of soldiers to withstand the attacks of these tanks.¡±

    General Zhukov smiled, and then said to General Stavsky next to him: "Dear Comrade Stavsky, do you know why I want to concentrate all the tanks on the front?"

    Stavsky thought for a while, and then said: "Do you want to learn from Guderian?"

    General Zhukov said with a smile: "It's not really about learning from him. I have wanted to use tanks together and launch a large-scale armored group attack. I have wanted to do this for a long time. But the Germans got the better of me."

    Saying this, he picked up the walkie-talkie and said: "When the Japanese assault troops approached the position, the tank group immediately rushed out and launched a large-scale surprise attack on the Japanese Central Group troops. The infantry followed them and did not give way to the Japanese."  Leave no chance to breathe. This time I will use the tank¡¯s gun barrel to tear apart their frontal defense line!!¡±

    On the Soviet position over there, combat artillery, light and heavy machine guns, and rifles in the hands of soldiers were all ready to go.  Just wait for the Japanese on the opposite side to come within shooting range.

    ¡°Boom!!!!¡±

    There was a roar, which was a salvo of shells from Japanese tank guns.

    However, the caliber of the Japanese tank guns was relatively small, and their bombardment on the Soviet positions did not cause too many casualties.

    At this time, the Soviets also began to fight back.

    Their light and heavy machine guns, as well as combat artillery, began to fire fiercely at the Japanese skirmisher lines.

    However, these attacks did not stop the Japanese attack. They kept advancing between the craters bombarded by heavy artillery.

    These Japanese troops are the elite force of the 18th Division. Although they have not participated in many battles, their daily high military quality still allows them to withstand the fierce firepower of the Soviets and continue to advance forward.

    Many Soviet soldiers and low-level officers were recently recruited and promoted.  Because before this battle began, the Soviet Union¡¯s top brass conducted a ¡°big purge¡±

    This "Great Purge" resulted in the murder of a large number of low-level and middle-level generals in the Soviet Union. Even high-level generals, many became the ghosts wandering in the suburbs of Moscow.

    This was also a big reason for the gap between Soviet officers and soldiers. When the Soviet soldiers stationed on the position saw the Japanese troops alternately covering the advance, they all stuck their heads out and shot at the Japanese troops.

    Without waiting for the veterans to remind them, many Soviet recruits who were shooting with their probes were shot in the head by those Japanese soldiers with accurate marksmanship.

    Ordinary Japanese soldiers are absolutely top-notch in terms of mid-range shooting ability.  Within a range of more than 100 meters, some Japanese veterans with accurate marksmanship can accurately hit whether it is a stationary or moving object.

    Those Soviet recruits had no such awareness at all, and many of them had their heads blown off on the spot.

    "I told you, don't stick your head out and shoot. Isn't this looking for death?" A Soviet veteran looked at a recruit next to him whose head was shot through. While muttering, he pointed the Mosingana rifle in his hand at those soldiers.  Japanese soldiers lying on the ground squirming.

    General Zhukov watched the two sides tug of war on the front line. Many Soviet soldiers died under the Japanese army's precise marksmanship.  He also knew that this was inevitable. After all, the Soviet troops sent over contained a large number of new soldiers and new officers. If you want these people to grow, the best place is on the battlefield.

    "The individual quality of the Japanese is still very strong. Their lower-level officers are also very good. When the troops are charging, the formations are very closely coordinated. It can be called a textbook charge." Stavsky couldn't help but sigh.  road.

    In fact, this is also the current situation of the Soviet army.  That is, the combat capabilities of the soldiers at the bottom and the command capabilities of the commanders are very worrying.

    During the previous Soviet invasion of Finland, they discovered through the battle loss ratio that their army's combat effectiveness declined very seriously after a major purge.

    This is because during the great purge, many outstanding middle-level commanders were directly massacred.  And Lin??Many of the Soviet commanders who were promoted did not have the outstanding commanding abilities of those previous commanders.

    This is true, because the super combat capabilities displayed by the Japanese 18th Division at this time can definitely be regarded as excellent.

    Zhukov said coldly: "Yes, but facing our mechanized troops, the infantry that the Japanese rely on may not be so indestructible."

    With that said, he ordered the armored and tank troops to start a group charge.

    The moment the order was issued, more than 300 Soviet tanks in the rear rushed out from the Soviet front.

    These tanks are basically medium tanks.  It's just that the Soviets' definition of medium tanks is completely different from the Japanese.

    It is also a medium tank. The Soviet medium tanks are generally 20 tons or more.  But the Japanese can be called medium tanks with more than ten tons.

    It is precisely because of this that the size and armor protection of these Soviet tanks that rushed out were much higher than those of the Japanese opposite them.

    The most important thing is that the number of their tanks is really too scary.

    More than three hundred tanks and vehicles rushed out of the battle line at the same time.  Among these more than 300 tanks, there are hundreds of armored vehicles of various types.

    So many tanks and armored vehicles formed a magnificent torrent of steel on a front line that was dozens of miles long.

    The total number of Japanese tanks and armored vehicles is no more than a hundred.  Seeing this scene, even the division commander Ushijima Sadao was shocked. He did not expect that the Soviets would use so many tanks in the same place.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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