When he first saw the real form of the Graben wolf, Malashenko actually thought about sending people up to drive away the Polish ghosts who were operating blindly, and quickly ensure the safety of the scene to eliminate the potential crisis.
But the next moment he had such an idea, Malashenko immediately realized that doing so might be more risky.
In the official historical records, Malashenko clearly remembers the appearance of the Graben wolf during the Warsaw Uprising, which was already a historical event. And he also operated blindly after being captured by a Polish ghost, playing with it, and trying to kill him.
It exploded directly on the spot. After a loud bang, countless Polish ghosts who were watching the fun were raised to the sky. Half of the street was flattened, and a burst of blood rained from the sky.
The impact and influence this incident had on the Polish ghosts was so great and impressive that many years later, when the Polish ghosts remade their own history and made a movie about the Warsaw Uprising, they did not forget to include the scene of this bloody lesson.
As for whether it was specifically added to warn future generations or to accuse the German gang of atrocities and ask for more compensation, it can only be said that the benevolent has a different opinion.
And at that moment, Malashenko saw with his own eyes a Polish ghost sitting on the Graben Wolf, playing with this thing with the same lens as in a movie, he said without bragging, Comrade Ma is indeed
It's the kind of person who gets scared and gives up on the spot.
The scene in front of him was really perfect and matched the movie scenes in his memory. Malashenko was really afraid of these deadly Polish enemies.
Send people up to drive away the Polish ghosts and eliminate the security threat on the spot?
Yes, in principle it is possible to do this, and it is feasible to a certain extent.
But how do you ensure that the Polish ghosts will not get into a dispute with the Red Army and think that the Red Army is coming to snatch their "great booty", so they will become even more anxious to drive this thing away without leaving it to the Red Army?
As for using a faster hand speed and continuing to operate blindly, the possibility of final consequences will skyrocket. This is something that anyone with a brain can understand at a moment's notice.
As I have emphasized many times before, Comrade Ma is a person who I particularly dislike and is quite taboo about putting his destiny in the hands of others. It is enough to have such a bad feeling once. Malashenko does not want to have a second time.
, I never want to think that I have to control my own destiny, instead of saying that a bunch of Polish ghosts can destroy me to the point of being reduced to nothing with just a few random clicks.
After weighing the pros and cons after a moment's thought, Malashenko decided on the spot to take his people and retreat, instead of sending people up to play some kind of car-stealing adventure game with the Polish ghost in a way that could easily lead to misunderstandings and be more risky.
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Facts have proved that Malashenko's on-the-spot decision was correct. Let's not talk about the final result if he sends people to fight with the Polish ghost guy to grab the car. At least the solution Malashenko chose to lead the people to withdraw immediately is
The final result is that the vast majority of comrades are safe and sound, and that both myself and the political commissar have survived with all their parts intact. This is enough.
But really speaking, Malashenko and most of the other comrades escaped and survived with their lives. The most worthy of gratitude is the is6 heavy tank that led the way.
Which gadget in a front-line combat unit is most resistant to explosions and chemical energy shocks?
In the era of World War II, you could answer the only answer without even thinking: heavy tanks.
This kind of heavy armored combat unit, which is heavily armored and whose main job is to attack cities and fortresses, has the most powerful protective capabilities in mankind’s thousands of years of land warfare history. Ordinary bullets and small artillery shells have no impact on this rough skin.
Thick stuff is simply ineffective. Even a large-scale chemical blast would have to be close enough to really hurt this steel monster.
In addition, Malashenko's is6 is a bit unusual. The steel plate-coated rubber-type sandwich modular composite armor attached to it is designed to withstand the enemy's increasingly powerful chemical anti-tank weapons.
In terms of the killing method, there is no essential difference between the Graben Wolf and the Panzerfaust or the tank killer. To trace the origin, they are both chemical energy impact using charge blasting as the killing method, which is completely different from the kinetic energy impact of armor-piercing projectiles. They belong to
Two major categories.
It's just that the Graben Wolf doesn't do any restraint, and it can impact chemical energy at 360 degrees in all directions without any blind spots. The Iron Fist is different from the Tank Killer in that it is a chemical energy impact from a shaped charge that has been directionally constrained by a medical mask.
However, for composite armor designed to resist chemical energy killing, there is no essential difference between these two different impact methods. As long as it is chemical energy killing, then composite armor can be effective.
The difference is that if the direct-contact shaped charge chemical energy impact is powerful enough, it will punch a hole in the tank armor and damage the interior, while the non-dead-angle explosive chemical energy impact, if powerful enough, can be strong enough to penetrate twenty meters away.
Destroy tank armor...
Then there's nothing wrong with the tank, just come over and look for parts all over the place afterwards.
Generally speaking, fortunately, the is6's base armor is hard enough, and coupled with the external defense kit-style composite armor protection, it was able to block this round of explosion impact at a distance of more than 40 meters.
Even if the external composite armor is completely destroyed and thrown away, it is still worthwhile. At least it uses its huge front projection area to withstand the direct impact of all light and unarmored vehicles in the rear, which is enough.
Looking at the IS6 heavy tank in front of me, which had made great achievements but was now completely disfigured, with both tracks broken off from the front end of the body, and the ears that were shocked and bleeding, I felt like I was dumbfounded.
The crew members had just climbed out of the vehicle and were sitting on the edge of the tank, receiving emergency examination and treatment from the medics.
Malashenko, who was still feeling quite unhappy, turned around and saw that the Graben Wolf had been parked not far away, and a group of Polish ghosts were watching the street corner to join in the fun. Now there was only one huge car left.
There was no human figure outside the huge pit, and not even a single trace of human hair on the Polish ghost could be seen. After a cool breeze blew, only flying dust remained in the air, making the scene extremely desolate.
"This car is useless. Find someone to contact the follow-up friendly forces to come and deal with it. We don't have time to waste here. The convoy will turn around and go out from the next street. There is such a big hole in front, and this road cannot be walked. Act immediately!"
The huge heavy aviation bomb-level crater left by the Grabenwolf explosion made it impossible for Malashenko's convoy to continue to move forward on the same path. Now it has no other choice but to change its route.
After busy commanding and finishing some trivial matters, he watched the soldiers load the wounded and the bodies of their fallen comrades into the car and take them away together. After seeing that the matter was done, Malashenko planned to get in the car and set off, but
Suddenly, he saw that his command-type Gas Jeep had plunged into a street shop in an awkward shape, with only the deformed butt of the car still exposed.
Malashenko, who had no car to ride in, had no other choice. He could only look at each other and smile helplessly with his political commissar comrades, which barely eased the atmosphere. Then he found a nearby troop transport truck and climbed aboard, first talking to him.
The soldiers stayed together and improvised in a large compartment.