"Isn't it good to have more?" Wittmann used the captain's periscope to observe the Soviet tanks in the distance, which was also the first time he felt the bravery of the Soviet tank troops.

Although the tactical garbage is a mess, they are brave and numerous enough to be a headache.

It was truly a thrilling battle, with soldiers dying in every instant. It was as if the Battle of Kursk had been staged in advance, where the Germans and Soviets fought to their heart's content.

The Leopard tank was stuck in the trenches of the Soviet army and was besieged by numerous anti-tank weapons. The German grenadiers desperately advanced and were stopped by the dense fire of the Soviet troops.

One after another swooped down in the sky, with a terrible howl, destroying the eardrums and hearts of every Soviet soldier.

Heavy artillery fired, whistling shells exploded around them, tearing at the bodies of those who were dead or alive.

Wittmann's first battle on the Eastern Front was presented to him with an unprecedented positional breakthrough.

And the town they attacked, called Krupki, was almost an unknown little place before this battle.

But now, it is no longer obscure, and it has become the scene of the first bloody battle on the Soviet-German battlefield.

In the periscope, Wittmann saw his own tank and used a powerful armor-piercing projectile to take out a KV-1 tank that was speeding towards him.

The Soviet tank exploded so violently that even the turret flew far away, and the entire hull was twisted and deformed.

In Britain, he was not at all worried about the threat posed to him by the enemy's tanks, and even if the enemy had more tanks, they would retreat after losing a few of them.

But the Soviet troops on the Eastern Front were not at all the same, they were fearless in their deathly charge, desperately approaching the German tanks, and firing at a very terrifying distance.

A few hundred meters away, a Soviet T-26 tank opened fire on Wittmann's vehicle. The shell slammed into the turret of the Weitmann tank with a thunderous sound.

"My God! We were hit! Feeling the vibration of the car's body, and the sound that could be heard clearly even with headphones, the mechanic Eihof screamed loudly.

"The caliber of the shell is not large!" Weitman comforted his subordinates, and the feeling of being hit made his face not look very good.

Artillery Commander Karl? Wegener didn't have the heart to care about his tank at this time, whether it was hit by enemy shells.

He's really busy right now, he's busy, he's busy — there's many, too many targets in his sights.

The Soviet tanks were crowded one after the other, desperately approaching the firing German tanks.

"Hell! There are too many of them! After firing, reverse! Pressing the intercom, Wittmann sensibly gave the order to reverse.

Keeping a relatively safe distance from opponents with a small caliber of artillery is what he wants to do most now.

After all, at a distance of about 800 meters, the 88-mm caliber cannon equipped on his Leopard tank also has the means to destroy the vast majority of targets.

"Boom!" Wittmann's car opened fire again, and shells erupted and flew towards distant targets.

In an instant, the shell hit a advancing Soviet tank and caused it to shake and stop its advance.

Immediately after that, the Soviet tank that was hit emitted a puff of green smoke, and then the whole thing exploded, turning into a pile of scrap copper and rotten iron.

"Bang dang...... Boom...... "Wittmann's tank moved in the next second, the tracks rolled back, and the entire hull began to move backwards.

At this moment, a cannonball slammed into the turret of Weitmann's tank, making a louder sound than before.

"Bang!" It was like a giant slamming a hammer on the shell of a Leopard tank, and the loud sound made everyone inside nervous.

"Hell! This is not a 37 mm caliber gun! This is a bigger shell! "When he was in England, Weitmann's car was beaten by a 37mm anti-tank gun, so William remembers the feeling of not being painful or itchy.

But this time it was different, and the knocking vibration brought by the opponent's shells clearly made people feel dangerous.

Weitmann knew that the gun just now was definitely not a 45 mm caliber tank gun, but a larger caliber weapon equipped by the Soviet army.

For example, the KV-1 and the 76.2 mm tank gun on the T-34 tank are equipped!

Able to overcome obstacles on the battlefield, Wittmann does not rely only on brainless brute force. He sensed danger, which meant that they were really in danger.

"Speed up and reverse! The other side is locking us down! Wittman realized that his radio had been silent for a long time, and that he might have really lost contact.

And the loss of contact means that he may have missed a lot of important orders. Where exactly are the tanks of friendly forces, this is important for him.

In fact, his guess was right, the surrounding Leopard tanks had already begun to retreat because of the Soviet charge.

But Weitmann's tanks stayed in place, bombarding the Soviet tanks on the opposite side with one cannon after another......

In the process, the opposing side, of course, will find such a "tenacious" German tank. Naturally, most of the Soviet tanks aimed their artillery at this brave enemy.

Actually, there is no reason, but the tank is closer to them.

The long and reliable communication antenna on the Leopard tank was so inadvertently discounted by shells in the fierce battle......

Moreover, it was interrupted in two at once from the root, which seriously affected the quality of communication.

"Ehoff! Tweak the newsletter! I can't hear orders and friendly messages! Realizing that something was wrong, Wittmann commanded his companion in a loud voice.

His Leopard tank was also reversing backwards at the fastest speed to try to widen the distance between it and the Soviet tank.

It was in the process that another 45 mm shell hit Wittmann's tank again.

In the midst of a hail of bullets, the Leopard tank looked like an ancient knight in heavy armor, and nothing seemed to stop it.

"Cover him! Cover him! "The comrades who discovered the problem were also constantly trying to save Wittmann, and the German tanks began to stop and open fire to suppress the Soviet tanks.

"It's much scarier than the battlefields in England!" In Wittman's mind, such an emotion suddenly appeared. When he sighed, more bullets and shells flew towards the tank he was in.