Imperial Overlord

In the trenches, a German soldier is reloading his STG-44 assault rifle. Beside him, a soldier with a G43 semi-automatic rifle helps him guard the situation around him.

At their feet lay the corpses of several German soldiers and many more Soviet soldiers.

This trench has been fought over several times, and now it belongs to the German soldiers who have just captured it.

"Bah!" Without the slightest hesitation, the German soldier with the G43 semi-automatic rifle aimed at the distance, snapped the rifle in his hand, a bullet shot out the barrel, and then a beautiful iron shell fell on him feet.

The bullet flew a short distance and pierced through the chest of the Soviet soldier on the opposite side. The soldier stopped running, mixed his feet together, screamed and then fell to the ground with his knees slightly bent.

Soon the poor man's breathing stopped, and blood stained the dirt at the bottom of the trench. The battle for Sevastopol had a tragic and **** smell everywhere.

After the naval shelling ceased, the German infantry approached the fortress, and the battle for the Crimea reached its most tense juncture.

Every mountain bag has to be fought for countless times. The soldiers of the Soviet army suffered heavy casualties, but they still insisted on relying on the underground fortifications that had been destroyed by most of them, and did not easily lose their positions to the German soldiers.

After the German soldier with the STG-44 assault rifle loaded the magazine, he held his own assault rifle and aimed the muzzle at the direction of the distant Soviet soldier rushing over.

Over there, the Soviet soldiers who had just collapsed were running backwards, and they aimed their backs on the German side.

Then, without the slightest mercy, he also started shooting, one by one, knocking the Soviet soldiers running back to the ground. Just like hitting a target while training, it's a very relaxing job!

"Where's the support? What about the rest of our company? Why haven't they come over yet?" The grenadier, who was on one knee with a G43 rifle while firing, asked his comrades who were firing loudly.

The soldier with the STG-44 assault rifle over there did not answer, but kept firing, shooting more bullets in the direction of the Soviets over there.

"Tutu! Tutu!" Because the STG-44 assault rifle does not require frequent reloading, the rate of fire is quite fast.

Experienced veterans can fire fairly accurate and consistent shots with this rifle. Now this kind of weapon is deeply loved by the soldiers of the army, and everyone wants to equip more of these weapons.

The G43 is a substitute, on the one hand it can replace some of the STG-44 assault rifles, and on the other hand it can also replace some of the Mauser 98K rifles.

When these two weapons are used together, the power is quite huge-they are almost the template for infantry light weapons on the battlefield in the next 50 years, and they are quite advanced equipment modes.

These two weapons, along with the Infantry Squad Support Fire MG-42 machine gun, are now designed to be stable and perfect for mass production.

Although the accuracy of shooting has decreased slightly, these weapons have been better than the steady improvement in reliability. This weapon is now a favorite of all soldiers, including those who seek to capture it.

The bullets swept past like raindrops, and the defeated Soviet troops fell one by one between the two armies.

They were hit in the body by bullets, then fell on the road with a continuous scream, and then were stepped on by their companions who followed, and finally they could no longer make a sound.

As they kept firing, more German soldiers entered their trenches, and they came very close to the distant ridge and to Sevastopol.

In the underground bunker, from the gap of the machine gun firing port, Vasilevsky looked blankly at the Soviet soldier who fell not far in front of his eyes, without saying a word.

These soldiers who were defeated from the front positions, because of the destruction of the tunnel, could only retreat backwards in the most risky way, but as a result, hundreds of thousands died on the way to retreat.

The German bombing and artillery bombardment caused most of the underground passages of the fortifications to collapse. Although the core underground buildings were safe and sound, some of the outer positions had to be abandoned.

Coupled with the destruction of the fort on the ground, the combat capability of the entire fortress is actually running out...

Even the famous triple-mounted 305mm caliber rotary turret on the Gorky fortress was directly hit by a 381mm caliber shell and turned into a pile of scrap metal.

The Germans were less than 5 kilometers away from the heart of the fortress of Sevastopol.

Not to mention the artillery behind the Germans, even some small-caliber artillery can already attack the high ground at the core.

It is a pity that the famous turret there has become a pile of scrap iron, and it is not worth wasting ammunition to attack.

What troubles the German army now is not the famous large-caliber turrets and hidden turrets, but the countless hidden machine gun fire points.

The Soviets adopted new tactics. They did not open fire easily, and would only suddenly show their power when the Germans approached. These machine gun bunkers hidden in the mountains are threatening most of the time.

When the fortress was designed, these bunkers formed a crossfire at each other's horns, enough to block a fairly large area.

After countless shelling ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ some firepower points have been destroyed by artillery, and some firepower points are still well-preserved-whether a firepower point is still usable or has been abandoned by the Soviet army, it can only rely on soldiers to use their lives. Tentative.

In order to reduce their own casualties, the German army was advancing very slowly and very cautiously, but this still could not effectively reduce casualties. After all, this fortress was "the world's first fortress".

At the rear of the front, a German general put down the telescope in his hand, then looked at his chief of staff, and issued an order to continue the attack: "Let the artillery continue to fire! Cover the infantry and continue to move forward!"

"As ordered, General!" The chief of staff walked to the walkie-talkie, picked up the receiver and said, "I want the regiment of the artillery regiment... I am Spike, the general's order, continue to shell... Destroy those hidden ones as much as possible. Machine gun bunker!"

Following this order, the two French railroad guns on the German positions once again let out their own roars.

The D army group commanded by Marshal Bock is the oldest and the most miscellaneous among the several army groups. These two cannons are 320mm heavy artillery, which were captured by the German army from the French army during the French campaign.