The two IS7s and the two BMP43 infantry fighting vehicles, which immediately turned around after receiving the order, rushed over in almost no time, approached the bridge and stopped at a very close distance, ready to shoot.
"The big guys are coming! Cover them and don't let the German infantry around them get close!"
Due to the "precious scarcity" of infantry, the number of infantrymen defending the temporary defense line on the street is insufficient. It is obviously unrealistic to send another group to support. The task of covering the IS7 and BMP43 infantry fighting vehicles coming to the bridgehead ferry is
, naturally fell on the infantrymen stationed at the garrison point of the two apartment buildings.
Although the troops are insufficient and the numbers are not dominant, the good news is that compared with the SS infantry who plan to cross the river from the two pontoon bridges, whether it is the apartment building where Sulovchenko is leading the garrison, or another parallel
Side view of the apartment building where Alsim is located.
The commanding position of the two twin apartment buildings along the street and the distribution of multiple firepower points are the Alsim Company's biggest advantages at this moment.
Those SS infantrymen crossing the river could not guess from which window or direction in the building that a fierce Russian automatic weapon would suddenly appear and fire towards the pontoon bridge deck, raining blazing bullets on it.
Amidst the screams, he beat himself and his comrades into pieces.
The solution given by the SS was those heavy and huge steel behemoths. The suppressive fire of powerful direct-aisled artillery can destroy the fire points and eliminate any emerging threats in the shortest reaction time.
The premise is that these German armored monsters don't encounter any trouble.
If they can't protect themselves and are in trouble, that's another matter, and that's what Alsim Company is doing now.
"Target, the other side of the river in the one o'clock direction, five hundred meters away, the hunting tiger next to the statue!"
"Armor-piercing ammunition reloading!"
"Gunner ready!"
"Armor-piercing bullets are good!"
"Aimed!"
"Very good, fire!!!"
boom--
When the 130mm naval gun of a Red Navy destroyer roars and fires on the sea, the explosive muzzle shock wave will instantly press out a shallow crater visible to the naked eye in the sea level directly below the muzzle.
It's easy to see that the Red Navy's 130mm naval gun still retains these characteristics even after it landed ashore.
The powerful 130mm was fired almost at the closest distance to the river bank. The violent muzzle shock wave not only instantly lifted the dust and debris on the street into the sky, but also the Spree River that was close at hand.
The waves roared and the waves rolled.
The flying dust envelops the waves, just like a sandstorm with level 9 wind roaring across the sea.
The 130mm armor-piercing projectiles that are as fast as lightning are unstoppable. Knowing how rough and thick the Jagdtiger is, IS7 did not choose full-caliber armor-piercing projectiles, but chose the 130mm armor-piercing projectiles that were issued just before the Battle of Berlin.
The tungsten-core armor-piercing body that successfully got rid of the wrapped shells and whizzed past along the river surface through the rolled up waves. Its flight speed has reached an astonishing 1400 meters per second, which is more than 4 times the speed of sound! The volume of the medicine chamber
The huge 130mm naval gun gives it amazing muzzle kinetic energy. Such muzzle velocity was already "invincible" during World War II.
The final result of this was that the tungsten-core armor-piercing body, which exceeded 4 times the speed of sound and was approaching the hypersonic speed mark, almost acted in the most brutal and ruthless way when it came into contact with the armor plate on the Hunter Tiger head, like
It was like a kitchen knife piercing the window paper, and it was violently blasted in without any suspense.
The front of the King Tiger, which was supposed to be equivalent to the "invincible" in World War II, was ineffective in the face of the tungsten-core discarding sabots fired by the IS7.
The front forcefully penetrated the front of the car body, and the tungsten-core armor-piercing body that continued to pour inward was still unstoppable.
The armor fragments brought up by the penetration and the fragments of the tungsten core armor-piercing body itself were entangled together, and bounced around the car under the high-speed impact, making a clanging sound and sparks flying everywhere.
There were four people in the fighting room and two people at the front of the vehicle. A total of six SS armored personnel on and off the vehicle had no time to react. In an instant, they were killed and wounded heavily amidst a burst of screams from the vehicle.
Although it is a sub-caliber armor-piercing projectile, the caliber of the main gun fired by the 130mm gun is large, and the mass of the sub-caliber tungsten core armor-piercing body that can be projected will also increase accordingly.
When a larger, heavier, more powerful and heavy projectile penetrates armor, even if it is just an uncharged iron lump, it will definitely pick up more armor fragments and shrapnel after the projectile itself is broken. Large caliber will definitely cause damage.
The after-effects benefits are a truth of war that will surely be realized.
Caliber is justice, but heavy artillery is eternal.
The IS7 that disabled the Hunting Tiger with one shot started the loader and started semi-automatic loading again with both loaders working together.
Looking at the black smoke coming out of the butt of the vehicle, the tail door of the combat compartment was opened, and only the bloody and seriously injured armored soldier stretched out his bloody hand and called out for help.
It was unbelievable that the Russians shot from the front at a distance of 500 meters and crushed the Jaeger to pieces. The German armored soldiers were greatly shocked.
This means that if the Tiger King, whose protection is not as good as that of the Hunting Tiger, takes the shot just now, the fate will most likely be worse than that of the Hunting Tiger, so there is no need to say anything that can force him to receive a shot.
"Shasen! Retreat, reverse! Retreat quickly! That Russian monster can actually penetrate the hunting tiger head-on!!!"
Otherwise, "kill one to serve as a warning to others" and "capture the thief first, capture the king" are classic truths?
If you first take the enemy with the thickest skin and the most patience and lay him down in front of him, then those comrades around him who are not as thick-skinned and durable as him will naturally be afraid to retreat. As long as you are not a fool, you will definitely be able to figure this out.
What does the scene mean?
What the hell is tactical deterrence?
This is called.
The King Tiger, who was within the sighting range of the IS7 gun line, was frightened and quickly reversed his vehicle, trying to retreat to the nearest riverside building to seek cover.
But the other SS vehicles on the other side are different.
After discovering that the Russian monster's huge gun was not aimed at them, the remaining No. 4 vehicles, King Tigers, Hunters, whatever they had, immediately turned their guns around, regardless of what was currently loaded in the gun barrels.
, you should attack the IS7 first to at least interfere with the aiming, and then save people under the gun.
Boom boom boom——boom——
Ding-ding-ding-boom--boom--
Even if the IS7 had a combat weight of up to 70 tons, such a blast of kinetic energy bombs and chemical energy bombs hit it all over the face, and the whole vehicle was still shaken and swayed like a baby carriage, and was enveloped in explosion flames and smoke.
There is no way, use less to fight more, 2 vs more than a dozen, if others don't focus their fire, who will you focus on? Whether it can stop IS7 depends on its own destiny.
The battle between tanks and armor and shells here was still going on fiercely. The winner had not yet been decided. The SS infantry, who could not wait any longer, seized the opportunity and began to forcibly cross the river.
The SS infantryman holding an STG44 rifle in his hand and wearing a 1944 jungle camouflage uniform had already stepped onto the bridge. The smashed IS7 on the other side of the bridge, which was splattered with flames, didn't even care about the pontoon bridge.
, it is an excellent opportunity.
However, Sulovechenko, who was guarding the building and had his arms around MG42, obviously did not think so.