Two hours before Andrei's side went to war with the French......

Trood was leading his squad to fight with the British and French forces at the same time, and the pressure from both sides made it impossible for them to exploit their concentration advantage, but fortunately, there was no such thing as an idle person in Team 217. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 Info And only the members of the armored squad who have experienced many battles can truly appreciate how important it is to have enough combat experience and excellent combat ideas.

Trood's original intention was to scout and find out the situation of the enemy army, and he had no intention of really going toe-to-toe with it. In addition to directing the squad to fight back and forth with the Americans, Trode did not forget to write down in his mind the situation of the vehicles used by the enemy. As for the more detailed information he needed for this battle, it was now recorded by Roy. Compared with Andre, who only used his brain for initial memory, Roy put all the situation on his pen and recorded every detail of the battle in as much detail as possible.

Although Trod and the others set off with a full load this time, they didn't have to worry about ammunition and fuel, but the longer it dragged on, the more likely they were to be surrounded by enemy troops. Paradoxically, however, if Trode and the others do not continue to hold out, they will not be able to observe more enemy troops. That said, Trood was now stepping on a narrow tightrope, using all his might to adjust the balance of the battle.

But it would be a big mistake to say that only Trood was in a hurry, although the Americans did not have the trouble of losing their positions for the time being, but so many German tanks in front of them were not comfortable. The British troops who had just come to support were also fighting with half of the troops divided by this squad, and it was not clear for a while who had the advantage between the two sides.

The Americans had no choice but to continue to call for reinforcements, although it was a bit embarrassing that they could not repel the enemy with their forces, but it was better than losing their positions to the Germans because of a carelessness, and the key point that their tactics differed from the Germans was that they were better at calling for reinforcements.

After Trode advanced to the front of the American position with a few heavy armored tanks, the several American tanks that had been fighting with them back and forth just now were all gone, probably because they also knew that they were far inferior to these German tanks in terms of armor protection and firepower, and it was definitely self-inflicted on showing their heads now.

Although he knew that this was a wise decision, Trode still had to admire that these Americans were really cowardly. They are not afraid of being ashamed at all, except for some Italian troops in North Africa, who have seen the wind and rudder, and Trood has really never seen anything like them. Even the Anglo-French coalition forces that were defeated and retreated by them were much more backbone than them.

On Vincent's side, although Trode let him take most of his troops, he failed to make much progress. Of course, this is not to say that Vincent's command skills are not in place, but although the British are not as afraid of things as the Americans, they are also very wise not to fight Vincent. Taking advantage of their own speed, the British kept the distance between the two sides at more than two thousand meters, and shooting at this distance was a rather severe test for the accuracy of the main guns of the tanks on both sides, so it would not be Vincent's side that would not be open.

Trood glanced down at his watch, it had been almost twenty minutes since he had begun to attack the American position, and only one British reinforcement had arrived. Although Trood was also suspicious of the information he had received from the German troops about the enemy, believing that they had exaggerated the enemy's strength because of their successive defeats and retreats. But more often than not, it is believed that they have not received special attention from the enemy because they do not have the coordination of the infantry.

"Whew......" Trode sighed softly, it was no wonder, after all, if he saw a purely armored unit, only attacking instead of completely desperately attacking, it was obvious that there was deception in this. While it may not be possible to guess what its purpose is, it is certainly not wise to rush into using too many reinforcements.

However, it is precisely because of the limitation of this factor that Trode does not have to worry about being directly surrounded by the large forces of the hostile coalition, and the reconnaissance and information collection operations can be carried out slowly. It's just that how many troops can be attracted by their encirclement point, Trode himself can't say.

Ferdinand's and Cheetah's main guns whistled and fired shells, blasting the bunkers that might have hidden American tanks into slag one after another. In the beginning, there were really two American tanks that were unlucky because of this - an M10 Wolverine and an M24 Xia Fei were directly destroyed by the Trode's instantaneous chain of attacks. And the Americans, who had eaten a trench and grown wise, shrank even more after this, and did not leave Trode any chance at all.

"Hey! This battle is really boring! Looking at the Americans who were all cowering behind bunkers or trenches in front of him and couldn't come out, Amphitri said angrily: "I knew that I would have directly asked the friendly troops to borrow two "Nevelbel Laws"!" Even if they squatted in the trenches, they could be blown out directly! ”

"This may be a little difficult...... Marcus listened to Amphitri's words, and said with some embarrassment: "Although it is also possible to use tanks to tow rocket launchers, but considering the passability of the terrain, there should be many places that are limited by it......"

Marcus is right, the tracks used in tanks are naturally better than wheeled trucks, but rocket launchers can only be mounted on wheels, so important attention must be paid when towing them. It is unlikely that a simple rollover would make this powerful rocket launcher malfunctioning and render it unusable.

However, it is said that there is now a plan for the development of a tracked vehicle, at which point the Germans can quickly deploy and use this powerful weapon. However, it has to be mentioned that although the German army developed this weapon relatively early, the speed at which the United States and the Soviet Union caught up was quite amazing.

Luckily, until now, Trood had never encountered an enemy rocket, and although his armor-piercing ability was not too strong, it was still too terrifying......