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Chapter 930 Transport Plane 2

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    Their first line of defense once fell into the hands of the Japanese army.  However, under the leadership of several commanders, they snatched it back from the hands of the Japs.

    The tug-of-war between the two sides here is extremely cruel and bloody.  The corpses of Japanese soldiers and soldiers from the Kagel Combat Brigade were already piled up on the battlefield and in the wasteland in front of the battlefield.

    The Soviet soldiers, seeing the smoke-filled battlefield over there from a distance, could already smell the smell of blood in the air.

    These supporting Soviet soldiers have all gone through a month of high-intensity warfare on the frontal battlefield.  But when he saw the extremely tragic battlefield scene, he still looked surprised.

    "Enter the position immediately!" Xia Yang's order was very brief, and he entered the position as quickly as possible.

    At this time, the Japanese army launched a new round of charge.

    Unlike the initial Japanese charge, the Japanese charge now has begun to become disorganized.  They were completely like a group of mad dogs, baring their fangs and biting forward desperately in order to get the food they wanted.

    Xia Yang knew that they wanted to bite off the flesh on his body, even bite his throat out, and eat them without leaving any bones.

    Those Soviet soldiers also picked up their rifles and rushed into the trenches with the soldiers of the Kagel Combat Brigade without hesitation, raising their rifles to shoot at the charging Japanese troops.

    The second batch of reinforcements arrived more than half an hour later.  The number of soldiers in this batch was twice as large as before.

    More than six hundred people were also thrown into the battlefield.

    These 600 people were arranged by Xia Yang to the position where the infantry regiment was stationed in the rear. The Japanese attack there was also very fierce.

    The infantry regiment suffered heavy casualties, and the combat attrition has reached nearly one-third.  This support for the past 600 people was like transfusing a bag of fresh blood to a patient who had lost too much blood, making the entire position rejuvenate with vitality.

    Looking at the transport planes flying overhead, Itagaki Seishiro's expression became more solemn.

    The Soviet reinforcements arrived more than two hours early.  They used transport planes to transport soldiers, shortening the reinforcement time that originally took several hours to more than 20 minutes.

    Although these soldiers arrived in batches, hundreds of people came at one time, and the strength of a regiment was enough to come twice.

    "Your Excellency, Division Commander, this is the call from the Commander-in-Chief." A staff officer ran over and said to Itagaki Seishiro.

    Itagaki Seishiro heard this and hurriedly answered the phone.

    "The enemy's transport planes are constantly reinforcing Tamtsag Prague. Those transported on them are all Soviet soldiers. Our troops are attacking the field airport, but the enemy's firepower is too fierce. We can't even connect their  Even the outer defense line cannot be broken through." Komatsubara Michutaro said.

    In addition to the troops stationed at the field airport, Xia Yang also dispatched two infantry regiments and a cavalry regiment for mobile support.

    This has greatly improved the airport's defensive capabilities. In addition, the field airport is inside Tamtsag Prague. The Japanese army is afraid that if the lone army penetrates too deep, it will be gathered and annihilated. There is really no way to take down the field airport.

    Originally, they thought that these airports were used to take off and land fighter planes to assist in ground operations.  At that time, they only need to occupy the ground positions and then invade Tamtsag Prague, and these field airports will lose their due role.

    But now it seems that the commander on the opposite side defending Tamtsag Prague actually uses the field airport as a place to take off and land transport planes.  And aboard these transport planes were all Soviet soldiers.

    In just such a short time, nearly a thousand Soviet troops had successfully entered the positions outside Tamtsag Prague.  He picked up rifles, machine guns, and even flat-firing cannons and joined the battle against the Japanese army.

    "Then let's ignore the field airport and continue to concentrate our forces to attack the enemy's frontal positions. Their transport planes can only transport soldiers, but they cannot transport armored vehicles and tanks." Seishiro Itagaki said.

    The Soviet armored forces have separated from the infantry and began to advance towards Tamtsag Prague.

    The Japanese regiment that was originally responsible for blocking them looked at the smoke and dust left behind by these Soviet tanks, and suddenly felt that the ones sent here to block the Soviet armored forces should also be armored forces.  Not these infantrymen who only have two legs.

    Without the encumbrance of infantry, these tanks and armored vehiclesIt maximizes its own mobility.  As soon as he stepped on the accelerator, the only target was Tamuzag Prague in the distance.

    The traveling speed of tanks during World War II was not as fast as that of later generations of high-performance main battle tanks that could reach cross-country speeds of fifty or sixty kilometers.  But reaching speeds of twenty to thirty kilometers per hour is still no problem at all.

    This speed is not very fast, but it is beyond the reach of infantry.

    The infantry marches on foot, covering dozens of kilometers a day.  The world's infantry regiment's march record was achieved during the Red Army's Long March.

    When flying to capture the Luding Bridge, the Fourth Regiment of the Second Division of the First Red Army marched 120 kilometers day and night.  During the War of Liberation, the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Field Army once marched 120 kilometers on foot throughout the day and night during the Battle of Qingfengdian.

    But such an inhuman march record cannot be regarded as the norm for infantry marches.

    The Japanese coalition's blockade was originally expected to at least be able to block the advance of the infantry troops.  But now it seems that nothing can stop them.

    Time passed by bit by bit, and at five o'clock in the afternoon, the Japanese army's high-intensity attack also began to show signs of weakness.

    The Japanese army's wheel battle has caused almost all the troops to take turns charging on the front line.  No matter which Japanese army it is, as long as it goes to the battlefield, it will be peeled off by the dense firepower network composed of heavy machine guns and artillery.  (Remember the website address: www.hlnovel.com
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