The decisive battle against the Third Reich

Blood splattered and screams arose. In the blink of an eye, a company of Soviet troops that rushed forward turned into a pile of corpses and wounded in the river.

"Comrade Political Commissar!" Captain Vladimir shouted to Yegorsh under the sound of gunfire: "Stop the attack! The enemy's firepower is very tightly deployed. They are experienced combat troops and have high morale..."

"Shut up!" Yegorsi interrupted Captain Vladimir impatiently, and said to Vladimir very seriously: "Comrade Captain, you have to be clear, our morale is always stronger than that of the enemy. , They are just making a last-ditch struggle to survive. As long as we launch an attack with all our strength, we can break through their defenses and string them on bayonets one by one! "

As he spoke, Yegorsi waved his pistol and shouted to the Soviet soldiers lying beside him with fear in their eyes: "Come on, comrades, let us prepare for the final attack! There are no cowards in the Fifth Ski Battalion..."

"Comrade Political Commissar!" Captain Vladimir interrupted Yegorsh, and he said helplessly: "Please... allow me to personally lead them to charge!"

Yegorsh shook Captain Vladimir's hand hard, patted Yegorsh's shoulder at the same time, and said: "Salute to you, Comrade Captain, take them up! We will definitely win!" "

Vladimir gritted his teeth and ordered: "Lvovich, after the charge is launched, shoot out all the artillery shells in the shortest possible time. Do you understand?"

"Yes, Comrade Captain!"

"Teruyev, you must keep the machine gun firing, whether you see the enemy or not!"

"Yes, Comrade Captain!"

"Trijevich!" Finally, Vladimir patted the shoulder of a Soviet soldier holding a sniper rifle next to him, and said heavily: "The fifth ski battalion is left to you, kill their machines. Gunners and officers!"

"Yes, Comrade Captain!"

"Others, follow me!" With that, Vladimir pulled out a pistol from his waist and shouted: "Cheer up, boys, the Germans are waiting to surrender to us on the other side!"

The Soviet soldiers couldn't help but laugh.

Then Vladimir waved Tokarev in his hand and shouted: "For the motherland, for Stalin, Hurrah!"

"Ula!"

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The Soviet soldiers shouted and jumped out of their hiding places, rushing towards the other side one after another. Of course, Vladimir is one of them.

Qin Chuan, who was on the other side, clearly felt that there was something different about the Soviet army's charge this time.

First of all, artillery fire and machine guns were fired randomly, not caring about ammunition at all, and they also didn't care whether they would accidentally injure their own people who were rushing ahead... The latter was not surprising, because if they could successfully break into the enemy's defense line, the Soviets would not care about accidental injuries.

The former is a bit strange, because ski camps usually don't carry much ammunition in order to be able to maneuver faster. If they fight like this, it won't take long for them to run out of ammunition.

In other words, this is likely to be the last charge of the skiing force from the opposite side.

Secondly, not long after the battle started, two German machine guns went silent.

This made Qinchuan realize that there were snipers on the other side, Soviet snipers.

In a way, Soviet snipers can also be said to be the teachers of German snipers... because the German sniper schools use videos shot by Soviet snipers as teaching materials for training snipers.

Only then did Qin Chuan realize that the video was not useless, because at least he could understand the training process of Soviet snipers.

But who can say for sure?

Videos are old videos, and the videos are one thing, and the actual combat is another. Then you can't complain to the Soviets before you die: "You are cheating, that's not what the video says!"

Qin Chuan slowly moved his rifle and looked for the Soviet sniper in the scope.

Soon Qin Chuan discovered his position... This Soviet sniper was very smart. He hid behind a vertical piece of rotten wood. Although half of his shots would be blocked, it didn't matter. The mission is to suppress the two machine guns in the other half of the firing circle.

In this way, he would at least be half in danger.

For example, now, even though Qin Chuan found him, there was nothing he could do, because the bullet could not penetrate the rotten wood and hit it, let alone turn.

Qin Chuan seemed to have only two choices now. One was to move his position and run to a position where he could see the opponent. But this is not only time-consuming but also quite dangerous, because as soon as Qin Chuan enters the area controlled by the opponent's sniper, he will immediately be alerted... This will make Qin Chuan passive.

Another option is to let the mortar crew handle it.

But this doesn't seem to be a good idea... This is when the enemy is charging. The mortars are either suppressing the enemy's artillery or firing shells at the enemy's charging troops. For a sniper, a mortar must be pulled. Come here... This is obviously not worth the gain.

After carefully observing the position of the piece of rotten wood in the sniper scope, Qin Chuan had an idea.

He turned the scope to the snow beneath the rotten wood and pulled the trigger with a bang.

A small piece of snow fell due to the vibration, revealing a few short logs intertwined and supported together. This may have been a simple wooden bridge before the war. It is thought that the Soviets did not want this wooden bridge to be used by the Germans. So blow it up first.

The middle part of the bridge has disappeared, leaving only a few remnants on both sides. The lower part is supported by a section of wooden planks that were cracked by the blast. The piece of rotten wood where the Soviet snipers were hiding was on top of it.

"Bang!" Qin Chuan fired another shot.

The target was the cracked wooden board. The bullet "popped" and added a bullet hole in the cracked area. However, perhaps because the low temperature froze the wooden board and increased its hardness, the wooden board did not break yet.

Qin Chuan did not hesitate, then pulled the trigger again and fired a bullet.

With a crisp sound, the wooden board broke, and the nearby snow lost its support and fell down with a "swish". The piece of rotten wood fell with them, and then a man lying behind it, covered in snow-white, was revealed. Soviet soldier holds a Mosin-Nagant rifle with a scope in his hand.

The Soviet soldier turned his head and looked in Qinchuan's direction in astonishment. Apparently he had discovered the danger and found Qinchuan's location immediately.

But it was already too late. Qin Chuan pulled the trigger... The bullet flew towards the target at a speed of 755 meters per second. The heat formed a bullet line in the air, and then pointed directly at the head of the Soviet sniper.

The Soviet sniper turned his head to the side, and then because of the flexibility of his neck, he lay down on the snow, as if he was asleep.