My Third Empire

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Stalingrad used to be a city proud of the Soviets. It used to be one of the fastest-growing metropolises in the Soviet Union. It is named after contemporary leader Stalin, which shows its status in the entire country. ,

But now the city has been completely reduced to hell-like ruins. In this ruin, there are now countless soldiers from both sides, fighting fiercely. Every minute or even every second there are soldiers dying here, just to fight for the fragmented city at the foot.

The Germans invested a dozen new volunteers here, led by German officers and soldiers, and launched a tidal attack on the Soviets. Bulgarians, Yugoslavs, French, English, Romanians and Italians all fought in this city to fight for their future freedom for themselves and their loved ones.

More, in fact, they are Ukrainians and Belarusians. They hate the Soviets who have cruelly destroyed their hometowns, hoping to stand up and fight for the Third Reich at this time, using their steel guns to die for their siblings We revenge.

Several Ukrainian soldiers wore untimely SS military uniforms and helmets. A 75 mm infantry gun was pushed awkwardly in a ruin. This field gun was produced by the French and the shells came from Belgium. These Ukrainian soldiers are covered with dust, and the black military uniform has not seen the original color. In this war environment, the dust on the body and the beard on the face are negligible and do not need to be taken care of. .

They pushed the wheels of the cannon and advanced a little bit hard. The edges of the cannon's wheels were originally covered with a rubber coating to reduce wear and vibration. Now they are almost all worn away, leaving only the metal wrap Wooden wheels. In order to reduce the use of rubber, much of the German equipment was cut corners, and front-line soldiers were accustomed to it.

Compared with the German field artillery, which is a short-barreled 75mm caliber infantry gun, the French artillery has a great performance except for its own weight, which is not easy to accompany the advance of the armored forces. After the self-propelled artillery was produced and began to equip the troops, the German infantry began to phase out its own small lightweight 75mm infantry artillery and equipped a large number of French 75mm field artillery.

The Ukrainian soldiers finally pushed the artillery past the place where the building collapsed, and pushed the cannon to the German offensive position. The front of this group of soldiers is a building that has collapsed halfway down. In this building, there are about a dozen of the same Ukrainian soldiers defending.

The task was very simple. Under the cover of friendly fire, the cannon was pushed out from the left corner of the building, and then directly bombarded the opposing position, driving the Soviets out of their building, and then launched an offensive to occupy there. This kind of mission is carried out several times a day, and everyone is already familiar with it, so after a little arrangement, the entire German Ukrainian infantry company started to act.

Gunshots began to intensive, tracer bullets shuttled back and forth between the two buildings, bullets hit thick traditional Russian buildings, leaving only a mottled bullet hole. Traditional Russian buildings have distinctive characteristics. In order to withstand the cold winter, the windows are extremely small and the walls are extremely thick. Each building is a natural bunker, extremely strong.

"Strike hard! Push hard!" A Ukrainian squad leader encouraged his men loudly, shouting slogans desperately, pushing the weighty cannon from behind the building occupied by friendly forces to the street beside the building. The Soviet soldiers clearly saw the changes here, and the bullets began to intensively fire over.

A Ukrainian soldier was shot down, but more Ukrainian soldiers pushed the artillery with its head down and pushed it to the designated position. A shell was pushed into the bomb bay. Several artillery soldiers shook the cannon crazy. The angle control handle quickly pointed the cannon at the target to fire.

"Open fire! Open fire!" A Ukrainian officer curled up behind his artillery shield with one hand holding his steel helmet shouted loudly at the men around him, and then there was a tremendous loud noise, and all the gunshots in his ears disappeared Missing, leaving only a buzzing sound.

"Boom!" As the artillery sprayed out a white smoke, the building that had already collapsed halfway across from it, and a Soviet machine gun position that continuously sprayed out the tongue, immediately burst into a huge flame. Flowers. Cracked bricks, floors and chandeliers all fell down, and smoke billowed up several floors.

The Soviet heavy machine gun, which was shooting wildly just now, broke off and rolled down from the ruins on the second floor, and fell on the concrete floor with a crisp sound. As the machine gun position was destroyed by a German artillery, the Soviet army in this building also lacked a reliable fire support.

"Attack! Machine gun cover!" Shouted a German commander who commanded these Ukrainian soldiers. As he shouted, these Ukrainian soldiers began to jump out of their bunkers without any turning back, carrying their rifles and rushing The Soviet position opposite.

This moment is their moment of revenge. They must do two things before going to the battlefield. One is to read a letter from their family and live a happy life after they are assigned to the field. The other is to collectively review the past period of Soviet rule. Tragic life. Now the time for their revenge has come. As long as they kill the Soviets, they will have a better future for Ukraine.

The mg42 machine gun began to frantically fire, and the sound of tearing the linen was so clear at all times in the battlefield. Whenever this sound started roaring, it meant that many Soviet soldiers died, and that the horn of the German attack was blown.

A Ukrainian soldier who followed one another rushed from this building to the opposite building on a street that was not spacious. From time to time someone was shot and fell, and from time to time someone was hit by a bullet from the opposite side into a honeycomb. However, they crossed a short distance and rushed into the building where the Soviets were stationed.

"Boo!" Leaning against the window, a Ukrainian soldier carried his Mauser rifle and fired a shot inside. The Soviet soldier who wanted to get out of the door was shot in the back, so he was lying at the door. More soldiers entered the building from the broken and collapsed walls. The two sides fought in several rooms. After a dozen Soviet soldiers were killed, a German military officer made a huge national flag hang on the building. Objects on the roof.

The Ukrainian soldiers have been on this battlefield for a full 20 days. For such a long period of time, those soldiers who could not adapt have been eliminated by brutal battles early and died in a corner of a ruin here. The rest of them are used to everything around them. Just like the Germans, they can now fight for good fights and almost never make mistakes.

In a hurry, the Germans set up a simple machine gun position in a concealed low place, and after leaving the scattered trenches, most of the infantry were scattered around the building, leaving behind the commanding heights The scouting scout. A three-dimensional defensive position was thus completed, quietly waiting for a possible counterattack by the Soviets.

Unlike the history of another time and space, the Germans played more rules in this Stalingrad street battle. The n-army in Küchler ’s hands was obviously more suitable than the 6th army in Paulus ’s hand. The Germans in Akado ’s hands fighting street battles were much stronger than the Germans in Hitler, so now Quhirel is at ease, and Paulus is at a loss.

Küchler outlined dozens of small squares in Stalingrad, and he drew all these areas on the map. The squares next to the front line represented the danger zone in red; the area across the red square was represented in blue It may be infiltrated by the Soviet army; it has been occupied for more than 5 days, and it is relatively safe to use green grids in areas where the Soviet army has not appeared.

The red and blue grids of the Reid Army organized several layers of defensive circles with heavy soldiers to ensure that the Soviet army could not penetrate the green grid to allow the German army to blossom behind. Then in the green grid, the German military special forces repeatedly combed to ensure absolute security in these areas.

This style of play made the Germans advance very slowly, but it was almost a step by step. So far, no Soviet army has recaptured the green grid, which is a proof of the success of Küchler's tactics. In accordance with the firm execution of this set of tactics, Küchler only needs three months to drive the Soviets out of Stalingrad, but this is the result that Rokosovsky did not want to see.

"Obviously." Küchler said to his men in the headquarters outside of Stalingrad: "My opponent Rokosovsky will not be so willing to fail, I am waiting for him Counterattack, this counterattack will definitely appear. "

What he did n’t know is that the now-looking underground bunker headquarters he was in was actually the front line headquarters of Rokosovsky two months ago, where Rokosowski personally commanded In the battle for the railway bridge, the German army finally captured the railway bridge in an incredible way, and Rokosovsky could only lose.

"The report from the Air Force shows that their bombing effects on the Volga River routes are very bad. The pilots have not been trained to attack sea targets. The accuracy of the bombing is very low. This also led to the Soviets completing 80% of the Personnel transportation. "The chief of staff said to Küchler reluctantly:" They said that these days Soviet troops with at least 3 divisions used the Volga route to enter Stalingrad. "