As soon as a gust of smoke was blown away by the strong wind, the enemy behind pressed on again. Although it did deal a big blow to them at that moment, it seems that the 12 rockets are still somewhat insufficient in terms of lethality and deterrence. Although the 88mm gun has an almost invincible reputation, but now the situation is special, but it is not possible to let it exert its full strength - the enemy is too close, the range advantage has almost completely disappeared, at this distance, compared with wanting to destroy the enemy, how to protect themselves is the most important, not to mention the 88mm gun, a weapon that has attracted much attention, the British and French troops who have suffered from it will certainly not miss an opportunity to destroy it.

And now, Hans couldn't help but have a cold sweat on his forehead as he looked at the enemy formation in front of him that was about to enter the range of rifle fire. Now they are in a more awkward situation, for their position, if it is a 0-distance hand-to-hand combat, it is not the tanks that are frightening, but the heavily armed infantry behind them. At close range, Hans can rely on the advantage of equipment and knowledge of the terrain to contain the enemy, although he is not guaranteed to win, but at least he will not suffer. But the infantry is completely different, and if those infantry flood into the trenches, it will be a considerable blow to both the infantry and the tanks. Tanks can't help the infantry fighting in the trenches, so the enemy can sweep the infantry with the advantage of their strength, and Hans may not be able to use it even if he has the art of returning to the sky.

But the dilemma at hand is that if you don't prioritize the destruction of the enemy's armored forces, you can hardly inflict any damage on the enemy's infantry, and although rockets are a good choice, as a weapon close to an ace, it is impossible to use them too many times - there is no ammunition at all!

"Marcus, Amphitri." Hans called on two names, but after they responded, Hans did not give the first order. Instead, he swallowed hard and then said: "Try to aim at the enemy's tracks, don't seek to destroy, just drag the enemy, this distance can only have extravagant hopes for you." ”

"Hmm!"

"No problem!"

Although the two of them answered simply, how difficult it was to aim at the tracks of a moving tank was clear to a person like Hans, who was well versed in theory. Although the tactic of playing the track can be imagined by almost one person, the degree of difficulty in applying it in practice is not something that those who talk about it on paper can understand. Not to mention which gunner can do the tracks of the tank, but also calculate the accurate advance according to the flight speed of the shells and the speed of the enemy's vehicle. Even if it does, no gun can guarantee absolute accuracy. They all have a certain deviation value.

Although the German artillery could only maintain an average level in the early stage, in the game with France, it gradually surpassed the "strongest army in Europe", and the tank guns led by the III and IV medium tanks were even ahead of the products of Britain and France, which was the capital that German tank designers and armored troops could boast of. And even so, no one rashly tried to attack the tactics of the tracks in real combat, because everyone knew how inefficient it was.

But now Hans had to do it, and he thought twice. He still divided the amount in half to do it. IV. J's long-barreled 75 gun is definitely the most accurate gun in their 217 squad, but even so, it is necessary to hit an object with a maximum width of just over half a meter at a distance of nearly 1000m (the track width of the 'Churchill' tank is actually lower than this value for other types of tanks in Britain and France). The difficulty is self-evident, whether they can hit or not, most of it depends on whether they are favored by the goddess of victory.

But this is only part of the operation, and this alone will certainly not completely stop the enemy's advance. Hans gritting his teeth. muttered, "Trode, what would you do now?"

At this time. The other side

The British and French forces were slowly pushing into a position, and on their flanks were two speeding German IV tanks. They weren't blind, they must have noticed this, but the damage that two tanks could do was so limited that even if they were left alone for the time being, as long as the position was uprooted, they would be useless.

That's what they thought, but

Vincent and Leona's tanks were so presumptuous that they narrowly escaped their range on several occasions, and although they did not do much damage, they were hateful and only looked for their 'Churchill' tanks to attack. Although the 'Churchill' tank was strong and powerful, it was limited to frontal armor. With a length of 7.5 meters and a height of nearly 3.3 meters, it was a formidable target, and although its side armor was ahead of any vehicle of its time (the Tiger was later than it), it was not at all able to defend itself against German artillery. Combined with its slow travel speed and slower steering speed, it was a fool's dream to avoid the blow.

In the end, the unbearable enemy sent 3 tanks to counter-jam Vincent and them, so that they could not directly attack the tanks in the squad. This wishful thinking was not bad, the lack of three tanks would not have much impact on their attack on the position in front of them, but for Vincent they were a wall.

But what they never expected was that this move was actually in the hands of Chinese Sente, and he was waiting for this moment. Picking up the microphone with a smile, he said to Leona on the other side: "Try to drag the enemy as far as you can, but don't go too far, then this scene will not be able to continue." ”

"Then let's see which of the two of us is more unlucky." Leona replied with a smile, and then the two tanks began to retreat, and after the enemy followed, they fled in both directions

"Looks like I'm out of luck." Vincent said with a smile that now they were chasing a 'Valentine' behind them, and Leona was behind D2 and B1.

"Divide and you can do it!"

The two shouted their battle slogans almost at the same moment. At that moment, the muzzles of the two tanks were no longer directed at the pursuing tanks behind them, but to the side! (To be continued.) )