In the face of the sudden bombardment of the German artillery units commanded by Mandolfer, Patton and Theodor Roosevelt were anxious and panicked in directing their artillery units to retreat, and to find out the hidden coordinates of the German artillery units and prepare to counterattack with a tooth for a tooth.

It's a pity that Patton at this moment was not like in August 1944, leading the US 3rd Army to protrude from the west flank of the Normandy landing ground into the rear of the German army, and the troops were divided into four ways to kill in all directions, and also surrounded a large number of German troops in the pocket of Falaise with the British army, so that all the German troops on the Western Front were terrified, and they immediately avoided Patton and his troops when they saw him.

As for Patton at that time, he was even more arrogant, leading his elite troops under the escort of a large number of new fighters and bombers, pursuing the German troops, all the way from France to Berlin.

At that time, the very embarrassed troops that he pursued were Army Group B, which Moder finally took over, and Army Group G, which Blascowitz finally took over, which not only caused them to lose a large number of troops and tanks, but also caused heavy casualties among the German soldiers, especially under the attack of Patton's best bold and rapid interspersed raids and ambushes, the German casualties doubled.

However, due to Chen Yanlong's crossing, the current Patton has not had the opportunity to try the majestic battles and killings of the German army like the original history.

"Boom! Rumble! Boom ......"

The sound of heavy artillery shelling and falling one after another roared through the various US artillery positions.

"Damn the Germans! Have you found their hiding place? ”

"I'm going to strike back at them right away, I can't let them shell us like this again!"

After seeing that the artillery units on the front line had basically been completely killed, Patton hurriedly commanded the various artillery units and evacuated with the rocket troops, and said with a hideous and angry face.

"I've found the location of part of the German artillery, and I'm already organizing a counterattack!"

Theodore Roosevelt hastened to reply.

"What about the casualties of our artillery fleet? Is it serious? ”

Hearing this, Barton's mood and tone eased and said.

"I asked Norman, the chief of staff of the division commander Allen, to verify the true casualty report!"

Theodore Roosevelt replied.

"What about our infantry and armored units? Did they encounter German shelling? ”

Barton asked.

"Nope! The main target of the German army now, it seems to me, is to rush at the heavy wounds, or destroy our heavy artillery and rocket units! ”

"They are now shelling our artillery positions all the time, and none of the other positions and defensive areas have been bombarded so violently!"

Theodore Roosevelt continued to respond to Barton.

"Continue to evacuate our infantry units to a safe rear defense area, and when we have finished counterattacking the German artillery coverage, we will immediately send out armored troops to attack the positions of all German artillery units, I will make the Germans pay a heavy price, I think they will be willing to suddenly attack us like this in the future!"

Barton said angrily.

"Boom! Rumble! Boom ......"

At the moment of Patton's rage, the German "Himmler Organ" 80mm multi-barreled rocket launchers, which could fire 48 80-mm high-explosive rockets in one salvo, also fired rocket after rocket bombardment to Patton's artillery and rocket units at a rapid and frequent rate.

All of a sudden, the second artillery unit of the US army, which was retreating in a panic, was also blown up a lot of artillery and killed and wounded artillery.

However, the German attack did not stop, especially the rocket artillery team, which had prepared more than 20,000 rounds of "Himmler Organ" 80-mm multi-barreled self-propelled rocket launchers, fired rockets even more frantically to attack the US troops.