The soldiers who were in the crater just now are now corpses. And these corpses can only be regarded as mutilated corpses.

The chance of a shell landing in the same crater is very small, as coverage shots are generally fine-tuned to ensure shell coverage.

That is, after firing a shot, you should adjust the angle of the gun fire to ensure that your shells fall at a distance from this crater.

Even if the firing elements are not changed in the slightest, let the artillery fire another shot with the original firing parameters, because of the wind resistance and the change in the accuracy of the artillery, it is difficult for the shell to fall in the same pit.

Think about it, with a high-precision pistol shot, the bullets can't all hit one point, let alone two shells that fly more than a dozen kilometers.

At this distance, even the Earth's rotation may affect the trajectory of the projectile, so there is a good chance that the shell will not land in the same crater.

This is just a matter of probability, not absolute. Because when it comes to probability problems, from a mathematical point of view, it can only approach zero infinitely!

But even if infinity approaches zero, it can never be equal to zero. And as long as it's not a zero chance, the worst-case scenario is possible.

Friends who have played the game should know that if there is a certain chance that an item will drop, then it is possible that the item will not drop - theoretically, if the drop rate of a piece of equipment is 1 percent, it is possible that someone will not get the equipment for the rest of their lives......

To put it bluntly, Li Ning's sentence that everything is possible is actually very reasonable: everything is indeed possible, and a pistol bullet may destroy a tank - but there is only this possibility, as for whether it can be realized, only God knows......

But there are certain prerequisites for this statement, and the first thing to note is that this statement refers to the very small chance of shells falling in the same crater during a round of shelling.

In the case of two rounds of shelling, or three rounds of shelling at different times, the probability of shells falling near or in the crater is increased exponentially.

And if it is a multi-round high-density shelling, the crater is actually not safe - its only role at this time is to be able to act as a cover to hide from sh长寿 from nearby shells scattered.

In fact, this section of the transportation route in front of you is already stacked with large and small shell craters...... In this case, it would be a bit of a joke to believe in the nonsense of what kind of crater is safe.

"......" crawled out of the crater next door, and the faces of the Soviet platoon commanders changed. The big living people he had just looked at were now all pieces of minced meat—and everyone would be disgusted.

It was also the first time he had seen a living person killed, and it was so tragic in front of his eyes. He swallowed, then quickly crawled back into the steaming crater.

Now, he has seen the shells explode here, which proves that this crater is a "new crater". The chances of hiding here to save your life immediately increased countless times.

After all, the crater where he is hiding has already tried the rule that "shells will not fall in the same crater......

The Soviets were still squirming forward, they were suppressed by German artillery fire, but they could only hope to get out of this area as soon as possible.

The Soviet platoon commander hiding in the crater held his rifle in both hands, listening to the explosions as he drifted away.

The Germans did not have artillery observation posts, so they could only bomb by feeling and take out some Soviet troops.

It is almost impossible to completely annihilate the Soviet troops transporting these supplies with artillery fire: no matter how fierce the blockade fire is, it will not be able to achieve the task of cutting off this supply line.

In the real historical time and space, the United States invested a larger scale of artillery in Shangganling, which lasted for a longer period of time, but still failed to cut off the logistics supply of the volunteers, which is very telling.

There will always be fish that slip through the net and mix in the firepower blockade area, but there are not too many fish that slip through the net after all, so blocking is just a means to reduce the transportation efficiency of the other party.

As the last explosions echoed in one place, the entire battlefield returned to a state of silence.

The sudden silence was incredulous to everyone, and everyone lay on their stomachs, not moving at will: for no one knew if there would be a new round of shells falling suddenly.

Artillery shells are also valuable things, and it is not easy for German factories to produce shells in the rear, and it is not easy for logistics troops to transport these shells from distant Germany to the Soviet front line across thousands of mountains and rivers.

After the shelling stopped for dozens of seconds, the Soviet soldiers climbed up from the crater one after another. The shelling will not kill all people, and only a few will kill them.

Everyone who got up, you look at me, I look at you, and they all saw a look of happiness from the other party's embarrassed and muddy face.

This is definitely thankful, surviving the intensive shelling, whether it is psychological depression or physical destruction, can make people desperate. When a person experiences despair, he will always be happy.

After finally surviving this round of shelling, it stands to reason that the Germans will not start shelling again immediately, and they can be regarded as picking up a life.

"Let's go! Come on! A soldier picked up a rucksack from the ground and carried it behind him, regardless of what was in it or how much was left.

Just now they were all hiding from the shelling, and there were not a few soldiers who threw away their backpacks. Now everyone hurries to find those backpacks, and it is difficult to explain when the province arrives in Moscow.

"Let's get out of here!" The platoon commander, who had dodged the shelling, also shouted an order to the soldiers who stood up beside him.

His rank is higher, so he also has this power to give orders. It's just that where his own troops are now, and how many people are left, no one knows.

Maybe when he gets to Moscow, after the reorganization of the team, he still has a lot of people to command, maybe when he gets there, he will be demoted to a soldier and transferred to the front.

Anyway, the reinforcements arriving in Moscow will not end up very well. Because statistics show that most recruits live only 3 days in Moscow street fighting.

Yes, only three days to live! This was the deadline for most Soviet recruits. The combat effectiveness shown by the German veterans in the street battles made the Soviet troops a little helpless.

For them, walking along this road, covered by German artillery fire, was the beginning of the three-day timer. The battlefield they need to face may be ten times more brutal than today.