In fact, Andre's squad has not been attrition for a long time, especially the attrition for combat reasons, which is almost forgotten.

However, it was in this battle that Andrei ushered in his first attrition since coming to Germany. Obviously, such attrition was not caused by Andrei's command error, but Andrei himself didn't think so, although he still can't think of it, but he thinks that there is a way to solve the current situation.

Even if even the clever Anton can't think of it, it's not for nothing!

But having said that, if you calm down and think about it, don't talk about Anton, even if the Shinra Daisen comes, he can't think of any strategy to deal with it-

First of all, although the British army is still a long way from completely taking this bridgehead, they have already established a dense network of firepower, and as long as Andre and they get out of the bunker, they will be hit by quite dense fire. And even if Andre really has a way to avoid it, then in terms of the direction he can act, there is no chance.

First of all, there are British troops in front of them like a flood of beasts, and the possibility of a frontal breakthrough is not even zero; On the side, there is a river beach that is not conducive to tank combat at all, and even if Andrei's squad is lucky enough to grab that position, it will definitely fall into it by itself, which is undoubtedly self-defeating; As for the bridge behind them, which they want to protect this time, they have to admit that under such a combat distance, they may really be able to escape from the bridge.

However, in this case, this battle is bound to end in defeat. That was not the result Andrei wanted......

At that moment, Andre's eyes seemed to have undergone some changes - in front of him, it was no longer the bridgehead of the battle just now, but a silent place where only the group's lone fire was burning and billowing black smoke was emitting.

The British soldiers, who were cleaning the battlefield, sighed and wiped their tears to carry aside the bodies of their comrades, and respectfully covered them with white cloths. As for the German soldiers in gray uniforms, they were rudely thrown into the fire on the side, and judging by the expressions of these British soldiers carrying the corpses, touching the corpses for one more second would make them sick.

However, perhaps it was not the corpses themselves that really made them sick, but their identity as enemies......

How many people died at the scene, Andrei couldn't count for a while, he could only see that the British soldiers who were cleaning the battlefield could be said to be completely disproportionate compared to those lying on the ground. So, do you mean that most of the surviving British soldiers have already moved forward, or do they really have only a few men left?

In the middle of the crowd, a commander-looking figure was sitting on top of a destroyed Comet cruiser tank, delivering orders to his men on the side. His face was pitch black, most of his hair had been burned off by the fire, and his eyebrows were almost gone. And from the fact that his body is tightly bandaged, it can also be seen that the burns on his body are far more than what can be seen.

With his eyes shifting, Andrei saw another scene - several dark gray tanks, all of which were destroyed, and as you could see from the appearance, they were all mortally wounded, and many of them were fatally wounded more than once. Around the tank, there were some corpses scattered, although the contact time was not too long, but they could be regarded as familiar faces.

It can be seen that even at the last second of their lives, they are all carrying guns. However, these corpses are not as good as the members of the tank, but Andrei also understands what the reason for those who are missing.

After walking a few steps, André finally saw the face he knew all too well, although he might have escaped this fateful guy, but it seemed that until the end, he stayed with his team and ushered in their end together.

Another thing that André felt a little surprised was that the guy used his body to protect another person at the end, and this person was not Alicia, but Hilde, who was usually called a little bit by Andre.

Judging from the wounds on his body, the guy died from shrapnel that cracked nearby, and Hilde left with bleeding from his chest.

Originally, since he had fallen, there might really be no living people in this team. But after two laps, Andre didn't find Tryna's body, and neither did Alicia.

Fled? It seems that the scene can only come up with such an answer. Originally, Andre knew very well that Treena was not the kind of person who would fight to the death at all, but it was a little surprise that she would save someone other than Trode.

However, compared to the vanished Trana and Alicia, Andre is more concerned about one more thing at this time - his team and his teammates.

In fact, during Andrey's two turns, he didn't see any trace of his squad and his team at all, that is, they didn't end up in this position?

For a moment, Andre had a fluke in his heart, but he understood that it was just him deceiving himself. Even if his team wasn't here, how much better could he be when that guy was already here?

Although they usually belittle each other as worthless, whether it is Andre or Trode, they all know that the other party's strength is equal to their own, but they are too similar, so they don't want to admit each other......

Since he was not here, Andrei had no choice but to look for it, and before leaving, Andrei glanced at the remaining British troops in the position. Since he had just focused on the infantry, when Andrei went to count the number of British tanks, he found that there were more of them than he remembered.

And since Trode's team can play against enemies several times his size here, where is his squad? Andrei's feet could not stop any longer, and he ran along the river beach.

It took about five minutes, maybe only two or three minutes, but for Andre now, it doesn't really matter.

The important thing is that at the far end of his line of sight, the parked tank formation is really too tragic a scene......