Chapter 1415: Talk about Lao Ma, Lao Ma is here

It was Varosha's idea to lay booby traps in front of the position. In fact, except for him, a clever guy full of clever ideas, almost no one could think of such a way.

The grueling Battle of Stalingrad produced the most courageous, tenacious, agile and tenacious warriors. In Stalingrad, it was only a basic operation to lay traps for the enemy using tricks such as booby traps and trip mines. In other words, only those who have learned these things can truly escape from that purgatory battlefield alive. Those who have not learned it have long been told that they will not be able to get out of this city.

Comrade Varosha, who was entrusted with important tasks by Malashenko, was the best among those who walked out of Stalingrad alive.

Varosha has many ways to deal with these Germans who want to sneak up on them under the cover of night. It is much easier to kill them than to kill the Germans who touch the buildings in the middle of the night in Stalingrad.

Digging a hole in the wet mud that had just rained and placing trip mines, and then piled a pile of 152 shells next to it to increase the decibel level of the alarm and the power of the explosion. Anyway, the Germans advanced all night and walked in the dark without being able to see anything under their feet. It would be a weird thing if they didn't wear a harness. And the initiator of this stupid idea was our Comrade Varosha.

Night battles should be something that both warring parties should try their best to avoid. In the current environment, it can be said that both the Soviet and German armies are not good at it. After all, there are only a few people who can master night battles like the volunteers. Although Malashenko is a time traveler, he does have a certain understanding of how to play night battles, but he has never carried out special training for his troops before.

Therefore, even with the help of flares hanging high in the sky, the two warring parties, who were fighting to the death in front of the position and having their brains exploded, still behaved unnaturally and extremely unadapted.

The German troops attacking in the dark had their vision blocked. Even though they were completely illuminated and exposed by the flares, they could barely see what was happening on the opposite position. They could only see the flashes of fire that were spitting out like mad. It was impossible to see clearly where the main firepower point of Maozi on the opposite side was, where the guns were placed, and where the tanks were placed.

If you really don't have any other options, you can just hit them randomly. If you see a flash of fire, you can just say hello to various guys and finish the job.

Although they had carefully prepared a defense plan to wait and see, the situation on the Soviet side's position was not very good.

With the cover of night, the German army could not determine the specific defense situation on the position, so as to create an asymmetric visual advantage between the enemy and ourselves. This was an arrangement that had been finalized in the tactical arrangement before the battle began, and it was naturally implemented in the same way after the actual battle. of.

But it was because the position was so dark that it was almost impossible to see anything clearly. Many soldiers couldn't tell the difference between east, west, north and south while fighting.

Especially during the process of moving, such as transporting ammunition and transferring machine gun firepower, it is too dangerous to slip and fall on the mud under your feet, or to lose your way and not know which way to go. A common situation, a common occurrence.

It would be fine if it were just one or two people. The problem is that if there are too many people in this situation, the whole scene will inevitably look messy, even a bit like a rabble. It is wrong to say that this matter does not affect the actual battle. possible.

It was originally a night battle to see who performed better, but in this somewhat strange situation, it turned into a battle to see who was worse and performed worse. The side that performs slightly better will definitely win. The reason is that simple. Whether they are elite is no longer the main factor that determines the outcome of the battle.

But if you look a little more carefully, you can find that although the German troops in front of the position fought tenaciously, their performance was not much worse than that of the Soviet troops opposite them. In comparison, they were about the same. However, the German army's offensive preparations were obviously not well-prepared. The fierce fighting and firefighting were more like an encounter that was caught off guard.

The main attack weapons such as tanks and assault guns are not distributed in an attack formation at all. The infantry following behind is too dense at first to meet the tactical requirements. A single shot of 152 God Cult can kill dozens or even twenty kills in an instant. That kind of thing.

As for the reason, it was simply because the German troops, who had broken through the encirclement overnight and accelerated their march, really did not expect to encounter this group of idiots here. Until the battle started, the queue arrangement was based on the arrangement of a rush march. Now the fighting is not that serious, and even the attack is blocked. In fact, it is all for a reason and excusable circumstances.

The German tanks, which were completely exposed by the flares, became the priority targets of concentrated fire attacks by the Stalin heavy tanks hidden in ambush on the position. The assault guns, which were less capable of attacking fortresses and focused on providing fire support and suppression, were temporarily put aside for PLAY. The few German tanks withstood the roaring fury of almost all Stalin heavy tanks.

"Aim at the German turret and hit its frontal armor weakness, quickly!"

"The vision is too poor, I can't see clearly!"

"Are you blind, Sukka!? The flares are so bright and you can't see them. I can fire the cannonballs with my feet and send the Germans to the sky!"

The radio was filled with loud shouts and irritable curses from many crews. Kulbalov, who was already upset, could no longer bear the noise. He took off the microphone hanging at hand and spoke loudly.

"Turn off the inter-car communication channel before you curse and talk nonsense! The women in the village are not as annoying as you when they quarrel, so shut up!!!"

The comrade leader spoke angrily, and the effect was no less terrifying than the head teacher suddenly bursting into the classroom. The radio channel that was still noisy immediately fell silent.

"It's my first night battle to show off such a great person to me. Fortunately, the comrade, the division commander, wasn't here and didn't hear it!"

Kurbalov, who was muttering softly and secretly thinking that he was lucky, really didn’t expect that there are always times in this world when you talk about something. The ancient Chinese usually describe this situation with appropriate grammar. Because "Say Cao Cao, Cao Cao will come."

Of course, when we come to the Soviet Union, we have to change our words. For example, "If you say Lao Ma, Lao Ma will be there" is more appropriate and down-to-earth.

"Kurbalov, I'm almost at the position, I can see your firefight, report the situation!"

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Kulbalov, whose expression instantly turned into a punctuation mark, heard this and his brain immediately disconnected. Shouldn't Comrade Division Commander now be sitting in command at the division headquarters and coordinating the overall situation? Why do you even have to fight in person in this dark night battle?