"Hit!" As soon as Shulka gave the order, the fighters opened fire.

First, a few rockets went straight to the "No. 3" tank in the middle of the road from both sides of the road.

The accuracy is not enough to make up the numbers, and the five bazookas are aimed at the same target at the same time, and as long as one bazooka hits, it can be guaranteed to be destroyed.

The result was two hits, and the tank "No. 3" immediately rose black smoke and stopped with a few bangs.

Then came the various weapons in the hands of the soldiers, and the bullets rained down on the Germans in crossfire, and several of them were smashed into a sieve in an instant, and one of them may have been hit in the fuel tank and ignited a raging fire.

A few clever German soldiers immediately rolled to the side of the road and hid themselves.

But this was meaningless, the Soviets were ambushed on both sides of the road, that is to say that the central road had no dead ends for their firepower.

At the same time, the half-tracks lying in ambush on both sides of the road were activated, and they carried the machine gunners along the road to speed forward, and the machine guns on the vehicles "boomed" at the following German troops, and the Germans were crushed in an instant.

With a "bang", Shulka killed a German soldier.

These Germans were obviously veterans, and they knew immediately that they might have to rely on Soviet generals who were not far away to save their lives, so they shot and rushed in the direction of the Soviets, hoping to blend in and maybe catch them as a shield.

Shulka, of course, won't let them get his wish and knock out one of them with one shot.

The instructor fired a round of bullets from a "Bobosha" submachine gun and temporarily pressed them back, but one of the Germans found a gap in the firepower and rushed up and aimed his rifle at the lieutenant general, who was already paralyzed on the ground with fright.

"No, no...... Don't shoot! The lieutenant general shouted in panic.

At this moment, a "bang" gunshot, Shulka fired a bullet in the abdomen of the German soldier, the German soldier bent in pain, and after pulling the trigger, the bullet hit the open ground in front of the lieutenant general's feet.

Taking advantage of this time, Shulka jumped out, ran to the lieutenant general while shooting, and shouted: "What are you waiting for? Wait for them to come up and give you a shot?! ”

The lieutenant general reacted at this time, got up from the ground in a panic and ran backwards.

"Run to the side of the road!" Seeing that the lieutenant general was still running along the road, Shulka couldn't help but shout bitterly.

However, this was difficult for the lieutenant general, because his legs were already weakened with fright, so he couldn't climb over the wall of snow more than a meter high after several attempts.

In desperation, Shulka bent down, grabbed his feet, and threw him over like a sack.

At this moment, two smoke-emitting grenades were thrown from the direction of the Germans, and Shulka hurriedly jumped over the snow wall.

"Boom" two explosions, and a wave of air and snow powder and ice shatters fell from the sky from the other side of the snow wall like rain.

"Grenades!" Shulka shouted.

Just now, because I had my own people nearby, I threw a rat trap, but now that I have rescued the lieutenant general, I can't take care of it so much.

The fighters understood, and one by one they pulled and lit the grenades and threw them at the German hideout.

The German soldiers let out a desperate exclamation, and then with a "boom", they were completely blown up without a sound.

On the other side, the attack of the half-track was also very smooth.

The half-tracks were faster than they were able to outflank the Germans in the snow, and the machine-gun fire kept throwing grenades at the road, leaving the Germans helpless, even though they had a tank and an armored reconnaissance vehicle...... This is the configuration of the German reconnaissance team, except that if it is a reconnaissance mission, they usually use the "Two" or 35T.

This shows that the Germans are also worried that they will encounter Soviet interception during the pursuit, so they will let the "No. 3" tank follow.

It's just that in front of the bazooka, the "three" tank is actually no different from the light tank.

Under the cover of Soviet fire, the bazooka shooter quickly maneuvered to the flank of the tank...... The fastest of these was the Cossack, who he and his assistant caught up with in a half-track.

Then he got out of the car, got close to the target, loaded the ammunition, suddenly got up and pulled the trigger...... "chirp", and the rocket was on the back side of the "No. 3" turret.

Later, the Cossacks learned that this was very dangerous, because the rear side of the turret was usually the place where the tank stored ammunition, and this time only heard a "boom", because half of the turret of the tank was blown off by the shells, and the huge air wave lifted the Cossack with the bazooka and fell to the distance for a long time without getting up.

If it weren't for the snow wall blocking most of the energy and fragments, I am afraid that the Cossacks would have died under their own "masterpiece".

Soon the battle was over in full force.

The Germans were completely annihilated...... This was not surprising, as the Germans could not outrun the half-tracks, and even if two side three-wheelers successfully turned and fled along the road at the first time, the half-tracks were able to pursue and shoot at the same time.

The weakness of the side three wheels is that they have almost no defense, so they didn't go far and the two cars were knocked over on the side of the road...... It turned out that it was very unwise to run away with three wheels in this situation, and they might as well find cover on the spot and probably survive longer.

When Shulka found the lieutenant general, he saw him curled up in the snow shivering, not knowing whether he was frozen or scared like this.

He raised his pistol as if he had been pricked with a needle when he saw Shulka come up......

"Oh ho......" Shulka raised his hand and quipped, "Comrade General, you have successfully captured me!" ”

The lieutenant general breathed violently and looked at Shulka for a moment before putting down his gun.

"Did the enemy repel it?" The lieutenant general asked.

"Yes!" Shulka replied: "None of them escaped, and we took a few prisoners!" ”

"Captive?" The lieutenant general looked at Shulka.

"Yes!"

"Where?"

Shulka raised his head a short distance to the right.

There were five German soldiers lined up with their hands raised, crouching on the side of the road under the control of Soviet soldiers.

Without saying a word, the lieutenant general stepped forward and raised his gun to the back of the captive's head with a "bang"...... The action was crisp and swift, and even Shulka didn't have time to stop it.

"We don't need captives!" The lieutenant general said to Shulka that he didn't blink an eye, and that he was the same as he had been frightened before.

"What's your name?" The lieutenant general asked Shulka.

"Shulka, General!"

"'Breakout Hero'?" The lieutenant general looked at Shulka in surprise.

"Yes, General!" Shulka replied: "That's what they call me!" ”

"Good!" The lieutenant general nodded.

At this time, several guards hurriedly ran up and asked the lieutenant general: "Comrade Mehris, are you alright?" ”

"Of course!" The lieutenant general replied.

Shulka couldn't help but stand on the spot when he heard this...... The lieutenant general in front of him is actually Mehris!