Imperial Overlord

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"Air strike!" The peaceful morning was disturbed by a tragic roar. In the trenches of the only remaining ground defense position in the Sevastopol fortress, someone pointed to the sky and shouted heartily.

Routinely, almost every day German planes appeared in the skies of Sevastopol.

They will drop bombs, destroy the fortifications that have been repaired, and destroy all targets that can be seen on the ground.

In the eyes of the Soviet Army, these **** German planes are like the devil, they will take people's lives and turn everything into rubble.

The weather also seems to be on the side of the German army. In the past month, the weather has basically been sunny and good, with few clouds, which is very conducive to air raids.

Under such weather conditions, the frequency of the Luftwaffe's dispatch was astonishing. They took off again and again and dropped all the bombs they could find on the Soviet positions.

It didn't take long for the German bomber formation to fly over the heads of the Soviets. These planes lingered like vultures that saw carrion; like maggots on the tarsus, they couldn't get rid of them.

With the roar of the aircraft engine, a Stu dive bomber found its target and began to dive calmly.

The buzzer installed on the fixed landing gear made a neigh like a ghost, making everyone on the ground shudder.

The 20mm cannons on the wings of the Stuka dive bombers, which were designed to attack ground equipment, roared, and a row of cannon shells instantly left white smoke on the ground.

Cannons of this caliber are very lethal and visually striking. The Soviet soldiers on the ground were so frightened by the sight in front of them that they couldn't move. They could only curl up in the trenches, holding the helmets on their heads and waiting desperately for their doom.

As a result, in the sky, the German pilots very calmly covered the Soviet soldiers curled up in the trenches on the ground with their sights, and then dived in the direction of the trenches and pulled the trigger to fire.

Then he could see a stream of white smoke rising from the ground through the sight of the sight, advancing as the plane advanced.

The tracer bullets ejected by the cannon flew into the smoke rising from the ground with a dazzling light, making the row of rising smoke thicker.

The ground was full of corpses and stumps and arms broken by shells. The entire trench was like **** on earth, blood and screams were everywhere.

Although when the trenches were built, in order to prevent the shells from occasionally hitting the trenches and causing a lot of damage, all the trenches were built in a "zigzag" shape.

But the German planes were condescending, and with a single dive, they could always hit a trench in the same direction and slaughter the unlucky Soviet soldiers inside.

Therefore, when the German planes flew by and the Soviet troops in the trenches climbed up from the smoke screen, they could always see their comrades in arms, shattered not far away.

The attack aircraft in charge of cover dived at the same time, but seemed to be doing nothing. After all, the anti-aircraft guns used for air defense have long been destroyed, and there is almost no air defense in Sevastopol now.

Those anti-aircraft guns have long since been scrapped, either destroyed by naval guns in their positions, or killed by dive bombers with man and gun.

The bombing of Sevastopol by the Luftwaffe has not stopped since the Battle of Crimea.

Assigned to the Air Force under the command of Army Group D. Frequent raids with their nearly 300 Stuka dive bombers flattened some of the fixed anti-aircraft artillery positions originally deployed on the peninsula.

What was left of the Soviet positions that could shoot in the air could no longer cause any trouble to the German Stuka dive bomber unit.

This is definitely an asymmetrical war. The Soviet anti-aircraft guns were killed by the German Navy's artillery, while the coastal defense artillery units were blown up by the German Air Force...

In short, the defense system that seemed to be infallible, in the face of the German attack, seemed very cumbersome, and could not even do basic counterattacks, it was easily killed.

In the sturdy reinforced concrete bunkers, the machine gunners saw with their own eyes a Soviet soldier running in the trenches in the distance being hit by a 20mm machine gun.

The unfortunate Soviet soldier's arm seemed to be torn apart by something, and he flew far and far away.

Before the people around were screaming in horror at the spray of blood, new bullets fell, hitting new Soviet soldiers and taking new lives.

Then the rest of the people were so frightened that they yelled, and after just a few seconds they couldn't shout anymore because the second dive-down Stuka bomber took the shells from the 20mm cannon. Once again poured into this trench, smashing the rest into a sieve.

Not far away, a machine gun bunker topped with heavy sandbags was suddenly hit by a bomb dropped by a German aircraft.

There was a huge explosion, and the entire bunker collapsed. After all, it was just a machine gun bunker, and could not withstand the destruction of the large bombs carried by the Stuka dive bombers.

The cement slab of the bunker collapsed at an angle, and the tumbling soil and cement fragments buried the soldiers below in an instant. The strong vibration shook half of the soldiers inside, and the rest were not smashed by the concrete ceiling. To die is to be killed directly by the flying bomb fragments.

A Soviet soldier who survived by chance next to the bunker~www.wuxiaspot.com~ was full of sounds. He couldn't hear any sounds around him. Distinguish everything around you with your eyes.

He saw the corpses under his feet, and also saw the trenches that had been battered by artillery. He wanted to find a familiar person, but found that there was no one standing around at all.

The tumbling dust changed his uniform, and he was like a beggar, standing there in embarrassment, not knowing what to do.

As time passed, the dust gradually settled, and the surrounding vision became a little better.

The Soviet soldier saw that in the distance, the German Stuka Fuchun bomber was dropping bomb after bomb, and there was a huge explosion and flames in the distance: it seemed that everything was Burning, as if everything was falling apart.

It was clearly where he was just now, and what he had just experienced... The Luftwaffe's Stuka dive bomber was on the Soviet position over there, replicating the tragedy here.

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