There was a "boom" explosion, and the grenade exploded a wall of smoke in front of the position, accompanied by the screams of the German soldiers.

However, there were still a number of smoke-emitting grenades thrown into the trenches......

This is the way grenade confrontation is played, the side that has the upper hand can try to stop but can't completely stop the enemy from throwing the grenade, and you won't even be able to find out where the grenade came from.

Then there was a "boom" explosion, and the Soviet troops in the trenches also let out screams.

A grenade was thrown more than a meter away from Shulka, Shulka didn't even see it, he just felt something thrown from the smoke and fell to his side......

If it is according to human inertia, the first thing at this time should be to turn your head to see what it is and then react.

But Shulka, who had survived on the battlefield until now, knew he couldn't do that.

He didn't even look at it, so he pulled the actor to the side and rolled into the corner of the trench.

Then I heard a "boom" from the other end, as if someone was holding a bucket and pouring it from above, and a piece of muddy water fell from the sky.

"Get on the bayonet!" Shulka commanded loudly.

"Get on the bayonet!" The order was passed down one by one.

Shulka turned out to be right, because the fighters had just put on their bayonets and came from the company commander "Comrades, rush with me!" ".

In this case, it is necessary to rush forward and push the enemy back.

The reason was that although there were not many Germans lying in front of the trenches, they could throw grenades into the trenches one by one until they ran out of grenades, and then the Germans would follow in groups.

At other times, the Soviets could have shot them back with bullets and shells, but in such a situation of poor visibility, it was almost blind.

Therefore, if a counter-charge is not launched to push them back, then it will be the Soviets themselves who will be ruined.

"Kill!" The Soviet soldiers shouted and jumped out of the trenches and rushed to the position.

At this point, the pre-dug pedal was useless, as it was no longer tenable under the rain, and the trenches were also slippery, so Shulka had to use both hands and feet to complete this action.

It was with such a delay that the rest of the Soviet soldiers took the lead...... Shulka is actually very glad for this kind of thing, although it is not much safer to take such a step, but it always makes people feel a little more secure.

By the time Shulka rushed to the position, there was blood and mud all over the front, and there were people rolling in the mud trying to kill each other, all of them wrapped in mud so much that you couldn't tell who was the enemy and who was me.

Suddenly a German soldier rose from the ground...... Shulka was identified as German from his helmet.

With a submachine gun in his hand, he aimed the muzzle of the black hole at Shulka from a distance of a few meters.

Usually Shulka has a dead end at this time, and the opponent is holding a submachine gun, and he is separated by a few meters...... At this distance, Shulka's bayonet could not pierce the enemy, and the enemy only needed to pull the trigger to beat Shulka into a sieve.

With a triumphant smile in his eyes, the German soldier had even begun to look for his next target.

In desperation, Shulka lay down on the ground, and his body continued to slide down the slope of the mud under inertia, while raising the bayonet up at an angle......

There was a burst of gunshots, and the bullets flew almost against Shulka's scalp, and one of them even hit his helmet, because Shulka heard a crisp "clang" and tilted his head to the left as if it had hit a stone.

After the battle, Shulka realized that he had guessed correctly, and that it was the helmet that saved his life, and the submachine gun bullet hit the right arc of the helmet and was bounced off, leaving a visible scratch on the helmet.

But none of this worked, because Shulka's bayonet had already pierced the Germans in the belly from the bottom up...... Perhaps it was to avoid the ribs, so the bayonet pierced deeply, and the entire hilt was gone, and foul-smelling blood spurted out of the wound like a fountain and sprinkled on Shulka's face.

Shulka didn't bother with this, he let go of his rifle and pushed down the corpse of the German soldier, and then, using its corpse as a cover, snatched the submachine gun and turned the muzzle of the gun and pulled the trigger on the enemy behind him until the bullet was finished.

Under the sound of "da-da-da" gunfire, two Germans who rushed up with bayonets were knocked to the ground.

This gave Shulka time to retrieve his rifle from the German corpse.

One of the Soviet infantry rules was not to leave your rifle out of your hands at any time.

This is true, but that's for most people.

The Soviet attack was so fast that as Shulka got up from the ground, a group of soldiers rushed past him, so that in the ensuing battle, Shulka only saw German tanks blown up, or turned around and fled.

It only took a few minutes for the winner to be decided, and all that remained on the battlefield was the cheers of the soldiers.

"Comrade Sergeant!" Back in the trenches, the actor complained: "Although you are right most of the time, you are wrong on this point!" ”

"What?"

"Do you think the Germans will not dare to attack in this rainstorm!"

"Oh yes!" Shulka could not deny this, and while it was to be expected, the Germans were commendable for their courage in fighting both modern coordinated warfare and hand-to-hand combat in harsh climates.

"Forget it, Okunev!" "Comrade Sergeant is not wrong, the Germans really can't cover with planes and tanks, I mean they can only use light tanks, and this is obviously much easier for us!" ”

"What's more, Comrade Sergeant also solved the problem of these tanks!" The thief said: "It was he who suppressed those tanks, and it was he who sensed the sneak attack of the Germans and threw grenades in time!" ”

"Yes!" Leonev looked at Shulka with trepidation: "Comrade Sergeant, how did you find this?" I thought the Germans were still charging behind the tanks as before, but I didn't expect them to sneak up in the mist! ”

"And Comrade Okunev!" Leonev turned his gaze to the actor with disdain in his eyes: "I saw that the sergeant saved his life, but he complained that the sergeant guessed the wrong ......"

"Wait!" The actor replied: "I just don't want to have to fight the enemy without smoking, of course the sergeant is responsible for that!" ”

"This smoker!" The veteran smiled: "He will die in the hands of Ma Heyan one day!" ”

"That's luck, isn't it?" The actor answered without thinking about it.

The soldiers couldn't help but be silent when they heard this, the actor was right, being able to die in the hands of Ma Heyan means that he can go through one battle after another and still be alive, which is indeed a kind of luck.