Imperial Overlord

"Prepare a cannon with a caliber of 150mm or more!" Putting down the telescope in his hand, Marshal Lundstedt felt that he really had the world in his hands.

He is only a short distance of less than 20 kilometers from Moscow. For Europe, this place may only be visited by Napoleon.

Now, he has also arrived, reached this place, and is ready to conquer this place with the army in his hands.

"Let the artillery prepare, greet Stalin, and tell them that we have really arrived this time!" He pointed to Moscow in the distance and said to his group of hands.

Then he thought about it again, and then said: "One round of shelling is enough, don't waste supplies."

Being able to transport artillery shells from distant rear supply bases to the city of Moscow is a remarkable thing in itself.

Therefore, any action requires careful calculation. This is a war of accounting and a war of logistics forces. Any decision on the front line needs to be calculated before it can be carried out.

"Bell! Bell!" The phone rang, and on the artillery position that had just been arranged, an officer grabbed the phone in front of him and asked, "Hey! This is... Yes! Understood! Sir! 10 minutes After that, the bombardment can begin... Yes! Yes! We have enough ammunition! As ordered!"

After putting down the phone in his hand, he looked at the chief of staff beside him and said, "The commander-in-chief of the army group called and asked us to start shelling Moscow."

"Originally, the Air Force could bomb Moscow ten days ago, but the Fuhrer never issued an attack order." The chief of staff said with a wry smile.

Then he reluctantly opened his mouth to express the thoughts of many people: "Everyone thinks that the Fuhrer will win a complete Moscow, but who knows that the Fuhrer just thinks it is wasteful to use the air force to bomb..."

The Air Force's bombers have long been prepared, and after such a long period of accumulation, they have long been in large numbers.

It is a pity that even so, the Luftwaffe is still a treasure in the head of the Führer's mind, and is easily reluctant to consume it.

At this moment, the German Air Force has a super-scale air force system with more than 15,000 pilots and 8,000 flight apprentices.

Even the wealthy United States has no way to surpass the Luftwaffe, which has a complete training system, in terms of the number of pilots at this moment.

If you count the ace pilots and the quality gap of fighter jets, then the overall strength of the Luftwaffe has surpassed the US Army Aviation.

Moreover, this Luftwaffe has supplemented its shortcomings and has a large number of long-range bombers, making it a strategic force.

There are two aircraft manufacturing plants in the north of the UK that have signed production contracts with Germany, specializing in the production of improved American B-17 bombers for Germany, which is the JU-118 bomber of the Luftwaffe.

This was originally a production line in Lancaster, England, but now it has been modified to become a JU-118 production line, and it has begun to work for the German war machine.

In fact, the Germans do not trust British companies, but they are too busy to accept such aircraft equipment.

What is even more interesting is that after these planes were produced, they were not flown to Germany, but were shipped to Germany by sea.

Because these aircraft only produce wings and fuselage, the internal weapons and engines are all installed by Germany.

After all, Germany doesn't want to hand over its weapons to Britain, because the more the British know, the more the Americans know.

"Let the No. 1 and No. 2 positions fire! Take a break after one round, and fire up after another round..." The chief of staff complained and then gave his advice.

The artillery commander nodded and said, "Let the Soviet artillery fire first, after all, they don't have much ammunition."

Along the way, Germany captured numerous Soviet large-caliber artillery pieces. These guns carry a lot of ammunition, which is the type that is easier to find supplies.

The Soviet retreat was very chaotic at first, so it was too late to destroy the artillery. When the Belarusian troops surrendered, they also surrendered their support weapons.

Stalin said that artillery is the **** of war, so the Soviet Union also popularized artillery on a large scale. On the application of artillery, the level of the Soviet Union is quite high.

This also means that along the way, the Soviet artillery captured by Germany has excellent performance and a large number. The biggest advantage is that these artillery have been transported halfway...

The only problem is that these guns are not well machined and have mediocre accuracy. Moreover, the German artillery had not used such weapons, and the operation was inconvenient.

But these are all solvable problems. For example, when it is important to suppress fire, the artillerymen use German artillery to fire, and when deterrence is used to scare people, they use Soviet artillery.

So this time, the Soviet artillery fired first, with a caliber of more than 152 mm. They covered the suburbs of Moscow, and the artillery fire was very violent.

This time, because of the distance, not only the front line, but even the main blocks of Moscow City, heard the low sound of artillery shells exploding.

German artillerymen stuffed 152-caliber shells one after another into the gun chambers, and then used the longest range to pour their shells on the spires of Moscow.

Of course, these shells don't fly that far~www.wuxiaspot.com~ but they can explode as close as possible to downtown Moscow.

Looking at the black smoke that exploded in the distance, Lundstedt, who was standing behind the artillery mirror, nodded with satisfaction and looked away.

"Guderian's attack near Kaluga went well, right?" He looked at his chief of staff, as well as the commanders, division commanders, and regiments of the troops stationed on the front line, and asked.

"General Guderian's troops have now bypassed Kaluga and are advancing near Tula..." The chief of staff gave the latest news more than an hour ago.

Guderian's armored corps crossed the river from the Kaluga flanks and killed near Tula, just south of Moscow.

As long as Tula is occupied, Moscow can really be regarded as being surrounded on both sides - this is a great pressure for the Soviet Union, at least for the Soviet troops stationed in the city of Moscow, it is a disaster.

Once Germany occupied another flank, Moscow would be surrounded on three sides. At that time, as long as they did not retreat, those who were ready to live and die together with the city of Moscow were all.