Romanian Eagle

Before the commander understood what it was, a large number of fighter jets emerged from the sky, and the shining Romanian Air Force appeared.

As the latest Romanian aircraft, the Goshawk III fighter combines many British and French technologies. With a wingspan of 7.62 meters and a length of 9.57 meters, it is a biplane. The strong power of up to 210 horsepower supports it to become an aerial killer. At this point, Austria-Hungary and the Germans have the most say. There were not many types of aircraft in Soviet Russia before, and all lived under its fear.

In addition to the Goshawk iii fighters in the air, there are also dh-10 bombers imported from the United Kingdom by Romania. As the most outstanding bomber of World War I, the dh-10 bomber has a little reputation. The main reason is that he participated in the war too late, so he did not leave a splendid name.

The empty weight is 2533 kg, and the maximum take-off weight is 4082 kg. The maximum level flight speed is 199.5 kilometers per hour, the practical ceiling is 5335 meters, and the range is 965 kilometers. Four 7.7mm caliber Lewis machine guns with a bomb load of 626kg. Let Romania see its performance at a glance, and introduce technology from de Havilland to produce it yourself. After the war, 80 were purchased from the British military to supplement their own bombers.

So when these air overlords appeared over the Soviet Russian army, all they showed was the fear of death.

Whoa, whoa, whoa

The bomb that fell from the sky made the Soviet Russia below hurriedly find a place to hide.

click, click, click

The strafing of the machine guns in the sky made these soldiers dodge faster.

At this moment, the culprit who caused the earthquake before finally appeared. More than a hundred jackal tanks appeared in front of everyone, and behind them were Romanian soldiers armed to the teeth.

Enemy tanks and infantry, quickly order the troops to withdraw.

The front-line Soviet Russian commanders of course knew the tanks, and they could also see the infantry following the tanks. This is a trap, and at this moment only this thought appeared in the mind of the Soviet Russian commander.

Of course, he could see it, and of course Yegorov in the rear could see it too.

I was fooled myself.

At this moment, he didn't have time to regret, how to preserve his strength now is the most important thing. Now we must block this wave of enemy counterattacks, otherwise our Western Front will face the danger of collapse.

Immediately gave Smilgar an order to put his 14th Army on the ground,

We must block the enemy's counterattack at all costs.

At this moment, Yegorov was only available to Smirga's 14th Army. Speaking of which, considering the number of casualties in his troops before, let him take a temporary rest as a reserve team. The survival of the Western Front now depends on his performance.

By the time Egorov gave Smirga his order, the counter-attacking Romanian troops had already rushed to the second-line positions. Because of being entangled with the defenders of the position, the Soviet-Russian army, which could not escape, was facing the disaster of annihilation.

Many of the Romanian soldiers who counterattacked were armed with the famous mp18 submachine gun. These close metal storms work just as well in the hands of the Romanians. When faced with this weapon, many Soviet Russian soldiers went to see Marx before they could understand what it was.

The Jackal Tank also used its 37mm tank gun from time to time to name the gathered Soviet and Russian soldiers.

Slaughter, one-sided slaughter. The Soviet Russian soldiers who broke into the position were mercilessly slaughtered by these Romanian soldiers like innocent lambs. In particular, the Eighth Army, which Hoffman listed as a key target, was even worse. Countless British soldiers were helpless in the face of the Romanian steel torrent. They didn't have any weapons to deal with the steel monster, so they could only watch it ravage among the soldiers.

When this sense of powerlessness and fear reaches its peak, escape becomes an inevitable choice. As the first soldier to flee appeared, soldiers one after another dropped their weapons and ran to the rear.

You stop for me, come back quickly.

A Soviet-Russian commander shouted desperately, but failed to turn anyone back.

You damn deserters, I represent... woo... woo...

A political commissar who tried to intercept the deserter raised his pistol in an attempt to force the soldier to return to the battlefield, but unfortunately he was pushed away and even his weapon was robbed.

There are more and more Soviet Russian soldiers fleeing on the battlefield, and a rout has been formed.

Go ahead, we will defeat the enemy's fighting spirit in one fell swoop.

In a tank command vehicle, Hoffman looked at the fleeing Soviet soldiers and gave orders in high spirits.

Following his orders, the soldiers of the armored brigade drove tanks to the front line. They want to break the enemy's fighting spirit with one blow while the enemy is still in shock. Make your own contribution to the next complete Western Front.

The rumbling tanks crossed the trenches and drove the defeated army towards the front lines. The strength of the three divisions behind them continued to form fists and hit the line of defense that was torn apart by the sharp knife of the armored brigade.

Fire, why not fire.

On the front-line positions captured, the Soviet Russian officers loudly rebuked the machine gunners for not obeying the order.

But, it's all of us in front of us.

Now I order you to fire, and if you don't, I'll shoot you.

ta~ta~ta

In the end, out of the sight of his own life, the machine gunner opened fire. But ballistically, most of the bullets were wasted by him.

However, the shooting of his comrades did not give these escaped soldiers the courage to attack reflexively. They were like attacking enemy positions, ignoring their own casualties, just to escape.

The counterattack on the ground, for the chasing Romanian army, was completely tickle and feeble. Most of the soldiers were hiding behind tanks, and the only sound of these bullets hitting the tanks could be heard.

So soon, Romania once again hit the front line. Facing the steel monsters that appeared in front of them, these Soviet Russian soldiers really had no good way.

At this time, an officer who knew the method said loudly to the soldiers: Use bundles of grenades to blow up the tracks.

But it's easy to say, how can a tank under the protection of Romanian soldiers explode so well. A soldier carrying a bundle of grenades was spotted by Romanian soldiers before they ran 30 meters. After a burst of gunshots, a grenade exploded in his arms, and the soldier disappeared into the world except for a pile of blood.

Keep going.

With the orders of Soviet Russian officers.

Two more soldiers rushed up with grenades, but they were already noticed by the Romanian soldiers. After a burst of shooting, the two soldiers also fell 20 to 30 meters away from the tank.

Facing the torrent of steel in Romania, the Soviet Russian army could only resist with flesh and blood. However, most of the Soviet and Russian soldiers were unable to get close to the tank, and only a few lucky ones were able to run to the side of the tank track to place the grenade. And even if these lucky ones blew up the tank, they could not escape the fate of being shot and killed on the spot.

However, Hoffman would not give these Soviet troops a chance. He ordered the tanks to be stopped at a distance of fifty meters, and the infantrymen were covered with artillery and machine guns.

Therefore, in the face of the many tanks that were moving the fort, and the Romanian soldiers who rushed in, the Soviet and Russian troops did not block the front line for long.

Yegorov, who stayed behind and witnessed all this with his own eyes, gave himself a slap in the face, causing all this to be his own reason.

But before he could regret it, an officer ran up to him panting: Report to the commander, the 16th Army was routed by the enemy. The enemy on the northern front is detouring to my rear.

what.

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