When the rocket launches a rocket, there is no room for movement around. Because the launch of rocket artillery can be said to be earth-shattering, if there are people standing around, they will definitely be affected.

So, before the launch of rocket artillery, the entire launch position was to be emptied, and soldiers were not allowed to stay near the rocket launcher.

"Launch!" With a command, all the cars were filled with gunners who pressed the energized firing button.

One rocket after another spewed flames backwards, then glided forward along the rails, and finally burst out of the I-rails and flew into the distance.

"Whoosh! Sou! Sou! "As the rocket ignited, the sound of the fire spitting when it was launched was deafening.

Because of the vibration caused by the rocket launch, the whole launch vehicle began to shake: although it was fixed by a jack-like bracket, the launch vehicles still involuntarily vibrated back and forth.

This is also one of the reasons why the accuracy of rocket artillery is not high, after all, no matter how it is fixed, the launcher will be slightly deformed by force when the rocket is launched.

And such a slight shaking can also increase the effective dispersion of rockets, so that the rocket artillery salvo can cover a larger area and form an effective suppression.

The huge momentum blew up the dust around the launch vehicle, drowning the entire launch vehicle in smoke and dust at once.

Fifteen launchers opened fire together, and the entire position where the rocket artillery battalion was located was covered in smoke and dust, and it was impossible to see the surrounding situation clearly.

If you didn't know, it would have been like being hit by many shells, but there were no explosions or black smoke rushing into the sky.

One battalion is armed with 15 rocket launchers, and one self-propelled rocket launcher can fire 16 rockets at a time.

So, in just a few seconds, this rocket artillery battalion could pour 240 rockets on enemy positions.

Even if the power of these 130 mm rockets is only equivalent to that of 100 mm artillery shells, which is enough for 240 pieces, it is still a force that destroys the world.

According to the calculation of this salvo, it is almost equivalent to the total salvo of 10 100 mm howitzer battalions.

"Ahem! Ahem! "Although the truck has a temporary cover to block the flames, because the sealing effect is not very good, after the rocket is launched, the cabin will still be filled with flames.

According to the firing regulations, when firing rockets, soldiers must wear gas masks to avoid being attacked by harmful gases.

However, because of the hot weather and the fact that everyone has long been accustomed to the dust caused by rocket launches, basically no one will punish themselves with gas masks.

At most, I coughed twice, then held my breath and endured it, and got through the first two minutes, and the rest was no big deal.

The rocket that was fired flew through the sky, and soon began to slow down and downwards due to gravity.

The tail fins at the tail end of the rockets keep these rockets flying with a certain amount of stability, as if the feathers behind the arrows worked.

The rocket then eventually crashed into the ground, smashed into a field, and exploded.

In the nearby trenches, Soviet infantry lowered their bodies, praying that no rockets would hit their bunkers.

Then the explosion came, drowning out all sounds. It seems that only the sound of these rockets exploding between heaven and earth is the sound of despair.

"Boom!" "Boom!" Everywhere there were explosions and dirt that had been kicked up, and the Soviet soldiers desperately allowed the scattered dirt to fall and hit their steel helmets and bodies.

They didn't dare to move, so they could only huddle in the corners of the trenches and wait for the rain of steel to pass quickly.

"It's that damn organ ......," a Soviet soldier muttered to himself, holding his hand on a steel helmet above his head.

From the mouths of some German prisoners, the Soviets knew a lot of "special weapons" of the German army. For example, a super artillery called an organ.

The Soviets knew that this kind of artillery could pour a large number of shells at once, and many troops had already learned the power of this artillery.

They knew that there was only one round of such shelling, and that the interval between the next shelling would be longer. They also knew that this weapon was called the "organ" within the German army, and the nickname was "Thundershower".

This nickname was given to the German soldiers because they felt that the support of this "special weapon" was like a thunderstorm, which came suddenly and ended immediately.

Over time, the Soviet soldiers also knew the name organ and were terrified of it.

After all, if it is shelling in the traditional sense, it is far from such a large-scale. Shells often fall together with a dozen or dozens of shells, reminding those who have been shelled to take shelter quickly.

This is not the case with the organ, and as soon as the organ shells start falling, hundreds of shells will follow suit.

There was no time to dodge, and the hapless soldiers in the covered area probably died under the cannonballs fired by the organ before they even had time to find cover.

"Damn! There are trenches that have been hit! Help! With a loud explosion, soldiers shouted hysterically in the distance.

Few of the Soviet soldiers who heard the shouts stood up, because the shells above their heads had not yet fallen, so they were reluctant to move half a minute.

The German artillery tactics were varied, and after a pipe organ rocket artillery raid, it was often followed by several rounds of artillery shelling to suppress the fire points on the opponent's position.

At this time, it was also often the time when the German soldiers launched an assault, and under the cover of artillery, they took the opportunity to break through the enemy's defensive lines.

As a result, experienced Soviet veterans, after the organ raid, often remained motionless, waiting for the shells fired by the German artillery to fall, and then preparing for the oncoming German onslaught.

The positions of the Soviet troops were in shambles, and the vicinity of the positions baptized by the organ was almost as small as the surface of the moon from the sky.

"Get ready to fight! The Germans may be about to charge! On the position, the Soviet commander, who had just gotten up, reminded his subordinates loudly.

The Soviet soldiers, who had just struggled to crawl out of the mud, heard the order, leaned against the edge of the trench wall with their weapons in hand, nervously looking at the direction in which the Germans might attack.

However, this is far from the end and is only the beginning. As soon as the sporadic German shelling began, some small black dots like ants appeared in the sky.

The small black dots expanded rapidly, revealing a huge body - the sky was densely packed with JU-88 bomber formations, and the hatches under the belly of the plane had been opened.