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But when the Japanese soldiers charging ahead saw the rolling torrent of steel, they did not show any fear.
"Blow up those tanks! Charge!!!" the Japanese soldiers roared, and under the leadership of the squad leader, they rushed towards the Soviet tanks.
At the same time, their tanks also began to open fire and attack, conducting violent shelling on Soviet tanks and armored vehicles.
A round of artillery shells and a series of fired bullets hit the armor plates of tanks on both sides.
Compared with the tank armor plates riveted by the Japanese army, the tank armor plates welded by the Soviets obviously have better protection.
But even so, the Japanese still had a way to blow up these tanks.
Most of them used infantry to charge forward directly, and then threw technical bombs or explosive packs and other anti-tank weapons directly under the tank, blowing the tank over.
This method of combat requires soldiers to have incomparable courage and the spirit of sacrifice. On the Chinese battlefield, the national army at that time often used this method to blast Japanese tanks.
Of course, the result of this is a huge loss of infantry.
The troops from both sides began to collide at this time.
There is no doubt that although the Japanese army is extremely brave, the number of their tanks is too few. The bravery of the infantry alone cannot stop the advance of these steel behemoths.
As one Japanese tank after another was destroyed, more and more Japanese soldiers became the dead souls under Soviet tanks and armored vehicles.
Their corpses were rolled over by the tracks of the tank and were directly pressed into the soil below, turning into meat paste. There were also many soldiers who were directly shot into pieces by the heavy machine guns on tanks and armored vehicles.
Behind the tanks, the Soviet infantry had begun to step out of the trenches, following their advancing tanks, and launched a counterattack against the Japanese army.
Seeing this scene, the commander of the 18th Division, Ushijima Sadao, knew that if he asked his soldiers to push up at this time, he would basically kill the Soviet tanks.
So he decisively ordered: "Notify the troops and immediately enter the constructed positions. Move the anti-tank guns forward and organize death squads to prepare for the impact of Soviet armored vehicles."
After receiving the order from Ushijima Sadao, the Japanese soldiers who originally planned to charge immediately entered the position and began to build a line of defense on the gentle slope.
Half an hour later, the retreating Japanese soldiers were driven back to their positions by Soviet tanks and armored vehicles.
In that round of charge just now, they left thousands of corpses on that vast battlefield. As for the tanks and armored vehicles that charged, only one-third returned safely, and the rest became dead souls under the Soviet tanks.
Seeing that his own armored troops were preparing to lead the infantry to attack the Japanese defense line, General Zhukov immediately said: "Order the artillery regiment to immediately start bombarding the enemy's frontal positions, cover the armored troops' attack, and let the armored troops begin to attack the enemy. Army positions, and strive to penetrate the enemy's central group in one fell swoop."
"Yes!" Stavsky responded loudly, and then began to notify the heavy artillery troops to begin bombarding the Japanese positions.
At this time, on the Japanese position, the Japanese soldiers who had just retreated had already entered the temporarily dug trench to hide.
The shape of these trenches is jagged, which can effectively prevent enemy shelling and reduce the impact of shell explosions.
In just five minutes, the Soviet artillery shells landed on top of the Japanese with sharp whistling sounds.
¡°Boom!!!!¡±
The bombs from howitzers and mountain cannons exploded amidst bursts of roar. It was like thunder ringing in people's ears, almost tearing out the eardrums of those Japanese soldiers.
The terrifying shock wave made the entire earth seem to be shaking. The flying soil flew to an altitude of tens of meters, and then fell like a heavy rain, almost burying people alive.
Those Japanese soldiers were hiding in the trenches, patiently waiting for the shelling to end.
Although these Japanese soldiers did not have much combat experience, the calmness they displayed was really unexpected.
The Soviets¡¯ continuous shelling did not destroy their morale. At this time, the Japanese soldiers were like wild beasts, waiting patiently for their prey to come to their doorstep.
shellingIt lasted for more than ten minutes, and Soviet tanks and armored vehicles, carrying thousands of soldiers, were approaching the Japanese position.
As the last artillery shell exploded, the entire Japanese position fell into an extremely brief silence. Between the burned grass, rows of Japanese soldiers in military uniforms poked their heads out of the trenches. He stretched out the rifle in his hand and aimed at the Soviet soldiers who were charging with the tanks and armored vehicles.
The Japanese team captains took out their command knives and held the handle of the knife tightly with their palms.
Heavy machine guns and light machine guns also poked their heads out at this time. The anti-tank guns used to deal with tanks were also mounted on sandbags at this time, aiming at the Soviet tanks and armored vehicles advancing here.
"Their defense line is still there, and our tanks and armored vehicles may not be able to achieve effective results in their charge." Stavsky looked through the binoculars and said to General Zhukov next to him.
But at this time, the arrow was already on the string and had to be fired. Their tank troops at the front had already begun bombarding the Japanese positions.
¡°Ula!!!¡±
The Soviet army¡¯s thundering shouts of killing echoed across the wilderness at this time. (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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