"Ulla!" With an earth-shattering shout, the counterattack of the Soviet troops began abruptly.

Although the Germans were prepared, the troops on both flanks still saw the heroic and tenacious side of the Soviet army.

"The Soviets are attacking! Organize your defense! Fast! A German soldier on guard shouted loudly in the night.

Then the whistle sounded, and everyone struggled out of their half-asleep state and tried to concentrate their spirits.

A German machine gunner struggled to crawl out of the trench, pounced on the front of the position, and pulled the bolt of the MG-42 machine gun, which had already been loaded.

"Whoa!" After a crisp sound, the MG-42 machine gun was ready for battle, and his secondary shooter was already in position at this time, holding up the chain on one side.

"Bump Bump! Bump Bump Bump! Again, the dense sound of tearing cloth sounded like a boost to the German infantry.

The German soldiers, who heard such a voice, immediately restored order, trusting their weapons, especially the Führer's hacksaw MG-42 machine gun.

A large part of the tactics of the German infantry revolved around machine guns, as they had the best universal machine gun MG-42 in the world.

Throughout World War II into the 21st century in Africa, the MG-42 machine gun was a god-like support firepower that was often seen on the battlefield.

Even Germany itself changed the MG-42 and continued to use it long after World War II.

Although there is only a bipod, the shooting stability of the MG-42 machine gun is quite good, and the slight flutter also makes the distribution of ammunition slightly diffuse, which plays a better suppressive role.

The ultra-high rate of fire of hundreds of bullets per minute made a net of bullets appear in front of the Soviet soldiers.

The charging Soviet soldiers were suppressed by this MG-42, and the attack was stalled, and the Soviet soldiers who were shot cried loudly, which made people's hearts palpitate.

"Fire! Fire! Prevent the Soviets from approaching our positions! "In the darkness of the night, a German officer shouted orders.

Bullets flew everywhere, tracer bullets in straight lines, shining like lasers in the dark night.

The flares were not yet ready to be fired, so it is not visible for the time being how many Soviets attacked.

"Phew!" After reloading the bullets, a German soldier picked up his G43 semi-automatic rifle and pulled the trigger into the darkness in the distance.

With each squeeze, a bullet was fired, and then the second bullet was automatically loaded into the chamber.

Then he pulled the trigger again, quickly firing another new bullet until his magazine was empty, and then retreated back behind his cover.

Unlike the American M1 Garand rifle, the German G43 rifle uses a 10-round magazine instead of the Garand's 8-round magazine.

Garland gave the nickname Eight Big Grains to the Chinese, which is the characteristic of eight bullets. It is conceivable that if the G43 flows into China, what kind of name will it have - ten grains?

If this is placed in China, and then it is pronounced by a soldier with a dialect, it is estimated that the nickname of this weapon will be - Stalin......

The accuracy of the G43 is quite high, and the firing range is also long, and the firepower is also very fierce, which is not inferior to the American rifle of the same type, the M1.

That is, the German army was short of materials and did not pay enough attention to individual semi-automatic rifles, so it was not able to be equipped on a large scale.

Now Li Le, the head of state of the traverser, is the highest person who checks the German army's weapons system, and there is no reason why he should not popularize this weapon with comprehensive performance.

The Germans had too many automatic weapons, and the Soviets learned the Germans' ability to hold their positions countless times during the offensive.

At a distance of about 200 meters, the advantages of Mosin Nagant's long range and high accuracy did not reflect at all, but the ferocious firepower of the German army became the master of the battlefield.

This is also the reason why modern warfare emphasizes the role of weapons within the system: there is no universal weapon, only weapons that suit one's own tactical system.

Similar to the German army, at a distance of about 1,000 meters, machine guns and mortars are generally used to solve problems, and there is no need for rifles with long range and high power.

At further afield, the Germans had a huge number of assault guns and tanks that could cover the infantry approaching the normal engagement distance of 200 to 400 meters.

Therefore, the German army's emphasis on the rate of fire of weapons is no longer like in real historical time and space, and it is necessary to keep more Mauser 98K rifles.

In front of the German firepower network composed of Mauser 98K and G43, MP-40, STG-44 and MG-42 weapons, the Soviet attack was really like a moth to a fire.

"Ulla!" After being silenced for a few minutes, more shouts joined in, and a new group of Soviet soldiers frantically rushed out of their bunkers.

Taking advantage of the darkness of the night, they quickly approached the German position, and the corpses accumulated on the ground, but the battle still did not mean to end.

"Bang! …… Yo...... Syllable! In the midst of the chaos of gunfire, a muffled voice rang out, then dragged on, and a flare burst into the air.

The bright light suddenly lit up in the sky, making people involuntarily squint their eyes. The night became day, and the night became dawn.

"Bump Bump!" A German machine-gun position, which had been dormant for a long time, suddenly erupted in the bright light, and its bullets swept out from a near-sideways position into the crowd of Soviet attackers.

Although some of the craters were seized and the German soldiers inside were killed, the Soviets also stuffed themselves into large pockets with German troops on three sides.

The battle reached its climax, with a dense stream of bullets pouring into the crowd of Soviet soldiers from all directions.

Blood splattered and scattered through the crowd, and countless young soldiers trembled and fell. Where they were lying, there were already corpses that had not yet cooled down.

The Soviet soldiers huddled together felt the deep chill brought by the Germans on the opposite side, but they still did not retreat, but tried again and again to approach the German positions with their weapons in hand.

In the crowd, a Soviet commissar waved his arm, pointed a pistol at the front, and shouted for his soldiers: "For the Soviets!" Advance! ”

Beside him, countless Soviet soldiers with weapons continued to move forward fearlessly, some of them had already rushed to the ruins, and some of them were already close to the German soldiers.

"Ulla!" Watching the soldiers being knocked down by German bullets one by one, the remaining Soviet soldiers, like wounded beasts, let out a low roar: "Ula! ”