Romanian Eagle

When Nemirov's Lieutenant General Ankodar held off the Soviet 6th and 9th Army Groups, Yegorov also fulfilled their promise. On the Kalilovka line, Soviet troops were attacking Romanian positions.

On the battlefield, the Soviet Russian army rarely used artillery to fight guerrilla warfare, but had an artillery battle with Romanian artillery. Of course, what gave them such confidence was that Yegorov brought out his old foundation to fight this battle. Hundreds of 100mm, 122mm, and 152mm cannons boosted the artillery's morale and enhanced their strength.

This is like the behavior of the beggar and the dragon king compared to the baby, so that the Soviet and Russian artillerymen can see what the real power of the artillery group is. The return of thousands of cannons caused heavy casualties to the Soviet and Russian artillery. In just one hour of artillery duel, 347 of the more than 500 Soviet and Russian cannons were destroyed, of which the loss rate of cannons with a caliber of 100 mm or more reached 87%. It can be said that the artillery force of the Western Front has lost its operational capability as a campaign level.

The huge loss of artillery, Yegorov, who was on the battlefield, was bleeding. He kept saying in his heart, Sklev, you must complete the combat objective, otherwise this loss will be in vain.

Of course, as a supporting weapon to cover the infantry, the Soviet and Russian artillery can be said to be very qualified this time. Because this time, the Soviet Russian infantry had rushed to the front line to fight with the defenders.

This instead made Yegorov worry about gains and losses, and continued to invest in troops to expand the results? Or is it better to just drag the enemy?

The dilemma made Yegorov a little unsure of what to do.

On the opposite side, Admiral Freiette led a group of generals and officers to watch the situation on the battlefield.

Among them, Brigadier Hoffman of the armored brigade was also among them, and through his general uniform and a general star on his shoulder, it was obvious that he was promoted.

"Major General Hoffman, do you think the opposing commander will continue to expand the input of troops?"

After putting down the telescope in his hand, Admiral Freiette asked Hoffman who was beside him.

Under the envious gazes of others, Hoffman walked up to the admiral and replied: "It doesn't matter whether he is invested or not. Because our counterattack is about to start, our opponents, there are too many people who are even tanks. I don't know what it looks like."

It is clear that Hoffman despises the current Soviet Russian army.

Hearing Hoffman's words, Admiral Freiit frowned a little, but then smiled slightly after thinking of something. Continue to say: "So when you counterattack next, where do you plan to break through?"

Hoffman pointed to the place with the largest number of Soviet troops and said, "Break through from there.

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At this time, someone behind him said: "That is the enemy's 8th Army, a relatively well-known army in its country, which has defeated the White Guards many times."

Admiral Freiette ignored the words of the people behind him, but asked with great interest, "What's the reason?"

The question from His Excellency led Hoffman to answer: "Because I saw them charging the hardest and having the highest morale."

"interesting."

In Hoffman's view, no country currently has a high understanding of armored operations.

This time, he intends to teach the Soviet Union an unforgettable lesson, letting them know that they cannot withstand the flood of steel in Romania by relying on these tactics. Since it is to be unforgettable, the hardest bones must be knocked out first. From the performance on the battlefield, the enemy, the 8th Army, is worthy of this name.

And his mind, Admiral Freiette obviously guessed. That's why I said something interesting at the end.

Yes, genius must have its own pride, and it is obvious that Hoffman is exposed in this way.

While the two were talking, another wave of Soviet and Russian troops rushed towards the line of defense. It seems that Yegorov still couldn't resist the temptation, and he increased his troops. At this time, it can be found that Admiral Freiette has a smile on his mouth.

The arrival of the reinforcements made the Soviet Russian soldiers who were fighting with Romania cheered up, and they once again threw themselves into the battle.

"kill"

A Soviet-Russian soldier roared with his rifle raised and swooped at a Romanian soldier. The Romanian soldier he was targeting was just pulling his bayonet rifle from the body of one of his comrades, apparently just taking out his opponent.

Failing to guard against the opponent who suddenly appeared, the Romanian soldier also followed in the footsteps and fell in a pool of blood with the opponent he killed.

And attacking when the opponent is not prepared, this kind of behavior that was despised in the Middle Ages has long since disappeared in the long river of history. Modern warfare has long been used for everything. As long as you can win, everything will be good. Obviously, this Soviet-Russian soldier also applied what he had learned, allowing himself to survive in this Shura field for a while longer.

"retreat."

With a shout, the Romanian soldiers on the position retreated to the rear.

"Ula"

Seeing the enemy retreat, the surviving Soviet soldiers raised their weapons and shouted.

And Yegorov, who was watching the battle from a distance, also waved his arm vigorously. He was hesitant to send reinforcements before, but now it seems that this move is the right move, and the result is that he has won a first-line position.

Now he must consolidate the current achievements and make a sufficient foundation for the next battle. Thinking of this, Yegorov immediately issued an order, requesting that another army be dispatched to preserve the hard-won results.

So, a third wave of reinforcements then arrived at the positions just captured.

So after the troops were sufficient, the Soviet and Russian troops who had just seized the position immediately invested in the reinforcement of the position. They used shovels and other tools to fill in many craters, and the machine gun positions were also reinforced, just waiting for Romania to counterattack.

Strangely, though, the Romanian soldiers didn't seem to be at all worried about their positions being taken. The left can't wait, the right can't wait, the Soviet Russian officers in command of the position sent a team of soldiers to try to attack the next battlefield. At this time, Romania's counterattack was revealed. Many weapons on the position shot at Soviet Russia, and artillery fire also covered it.

However, the Soviet Russian officers who commanded their battles always felt that something was different. He didn't know the whole story from his mouth until he questioned the returning soldier. The soldiers who originally charged said that they felt that the firepower of Romania's follow-up positions was much worse than that of the front line. Although it was still so violent, it always gave him a chance to breathe.

Thinking this situation was suspicious, the commander of the position immediately reported the situation to Commander Yegorov.

When Yegorov heard the news, he immediately said loudly: "No, Romania wants to run."

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