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"Boom!"
With the roar of their engines, these tanks rushed directly to the other side of the anti-tank trench along the logs.
The infantrymen followed closely behind.
At this time, the Japanese army¡¯s position was already in sight.
"Infantry, prepare for blasting!! Wait until the enemy tanks come up and blast them as soon as possible!!" the Japanese squadron commander shouted.
Seeing that the 1st Tank Regiment had broken through the Japanese anti-tank trench, Liu Fudong immediately said: "The 2nd Tank Regiment, follow up immediately. The troops on the flanks immediately launch an attack! Contain the enemy's forces on the flanks and prevent them from supporting the frontal positions."
"yes!!"
With the issuance of his order, the Kagel combat troops on the entire front began to take action.
A large number of tanks and armored personnel carriers began to advance towards the Japanese positions.
Following these tanks and armored vehicles are the infantry with no end in sight.
Although the advance of the tank troops was not very fast, the Japanese troops in the position, whether using anti-tank artillery or heavy machine gun firepower, could not stop their advance.
The Japanese death squads have already begun to tie white cloth strips on their heads.
On the top of their cloth strips, the word "Zhongwu" was written in red writing.
These Japanese death squads were all strapped with grenades or explosives. Pretty much a bunch of head bombs.
¡°Onboard!!¡±
A Japanese army captain raised his katana in his hand and shouted.
Those Japanese soldiers immediately jumped out of the trench, hundreds of them, and rushed directly towards the tanks in front.
¡°Beware of Japanese death squads!!¡± the infantry commander behind the tank shouted.
The infantrymen who had been hiding behind the tanks all poked their heads out, raised their rifles, and fired intensively at the Japanese soldiers who were rushing over.
At the same time, the heavy machine gun on the tank also began to roar at this time.
Under the strings of bullets, most of the Japanese soldiers were beaten into pieces by the intense firepower as soon as they broke out of the trenches.
Behind these fallen Japanese soldiers, more Japanese soldiers chose to rush out of the trenches.
They yelled "board, board, board!!" and roared, charging forward against the dense jet of bullets.
But more soldiers rushing out of the position only means more casualties.
Most of the Japanese soldiers were unable to break through the dense firepower network. They were all knocked to the ground.
Only a small number of Japanese soldiers were able to break through the fire net and reach the front of the tank.
Those Japanese soldiers who rushed to the front pulled away the grenades without hesitation, and then rolled under the tank.
¡°Boom boom!!!¡±
A loud noise was heard, and several tanks were destroyed by the frantic Japanese soldiers.
However, compared with the number of hundreds of tanks on the entire front, the few tanks that were destroyed were only a small part.
¡°But the Japanese army paid hundreds of casualties in order to destroy so many tanks.
Most of the tanks were still advancing slowly amidst the roar of their engines.
Many Japanese soldiers who were wounded and fell to the ground desperately climbed toward the rear positions.
But the tracks of these tanks still ruthlessly ran over their bodies, turning them into a puddle of meat.
Some fish that slip through the net will also be directly eliminated by the infantry following up from behind.
The remaining Japanese soldiers in the position were almost desperate when they saw this scene.
The Japanese machine gun bunker on top of the position was still roaring, pouring bullets on the hard armor of the tank.
But these small-caliber machine gun bullets cannot pose any threat to these tanks at all.
The artillery on the tank began to slowly turn, and then pointed the muzzle at the reinforced concrete bunkers of the Japanese army.
¡°Boom boom!!!¡±
Accompanied by bursts of loud noises, high-explosive bombs, incendiary bombs and other types of artillery shells were launched directly towards the Japanese machine gun bunkers.
Some cannonballs are inThere was an explosion next to the Japanese army's bunker, but some shells went directly through the firing holes and entered the Japanese army's bunker.
¡°Boom!!¡±
A loud noise was heard, and the seven or eight Japanese soldiers in a bunker all came to see the Lord of Hell.
"These bunkers, originally used to block tanks and infantry, can no longer play their due role at this time. They can only be called fixed targets, allowing them to be bombarded by tank guns and individual rocket launchers.
There are even some infantrymen hiding behind tanks looking at flamethrowers.
When the Japanese army was only a few dozen meters away, they stuck their heads out and sprayed flames wildly at the shooting holes of the machine gun bunkers.
"ah!!!"
Screams came, and then Japanese soldiers, covered in flames, rushed out of the bunker, turned into burning men and rushed into the ditch, rolling their bodies crazily.
¡°Keep moving forward!!¡± Si Yu yelled in the intercom.
The soldiers of the 1st Tank Regiment, following the tanks, finally rushed to the Japanese position.
The Japanese soldiers hiding in the trench jumped out of the trench with a roar and started fighting with the infantry.
Most of the infantrymen of the Kagel Combat Division were stout and with bayonets pointed out, they fought directly with these Japanese soldiers.
At the same time, the cavalry regiment in the rear saw that the tank regiment had rushed to the Japanese position, and they followed the charge without hesitation.
The galloping war horses, like thunder, landed on the heads of the Japanese troops.
Their war horses jumped directly over the nearly two-meter anti-tank trench and poured into the Japanese position.
Honda Zhengcai was on the city wall. Looking at the first line of defense, which had been rushed up by the enemy's armored troops, he knew that he could no longer hold on there.
As for the flanking positions, they also suffered the same fate.
A large number of armored vehicles and tanks have also approached the flanking positions of the first line of defense. (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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