The German army also has tank destroyers, but compared to the "Siberian Tiger" of the Xuebing Army, even the latest model of the German Rhino, because its design concept is to allow the anti-tank gun to gain self-propelled capabilities, it can compete with the "Siberian Tiger" in addition to its firepower.
, the armor protection capability and maneuverability are far weaker than the "Northeast Tiger". The Xuebing Army is able to produce tank destroyers with good maneuverability, powerful firepower and super armor protection capabilities. Benefit from the mature self-propelled artillery technology, and in the original
In terms of self-propelled artillery technology, Xuebing R&D Institute only strengthened the output power of the engine and replaced a specialized anti-tank gun, and then strengthened the frontal protection capability in a targeted manner. The "Northeast Tiger" came into being and soon became the weapon of the armored forces.
Another specialized unit, there is the example of self-propelled artillery. Xiang Wenlong and other commanders of the front-line tank units quickly entered their roles in the application of tank destroyers. As a result, they suffered a dull loss in the Battle of Ufa.
From then on, Xiang Wenlong pinned his hope of erasing his shame on the "Siberian Tiger".
At the beginning of the battle, Lal's brigade took the initiative to launch an attack without hesitation. Also because of the Battle of Ufa, the German tank troops had a certain psychological advantage when facing the tank troops of the expeditionary force. Lal also considered that the expeditionary force had helicopters.
He also wanted to resolve the battle early before the Chinese used this weapon and lay a solid foundation for the final decisive battle. He rushed through fifty Tiger tanks and rumbled across the fields of the Shire.
, the momentum created was quite astonishing. Located behind the Xiang Wenlong Brigade, more than a dozen Soviet officers from a certain unit of the Soviet Red Army operating with about a regiment of infantry saw the momentum of the German charge through binoculars. Many people
The corners of his mouth twitched unconsciously,
In this time and space, it is really sad to be a Soviet Russian. In that time and space, the Soviet Russia suffered heavy losses, but it was only in the early stage of the battle. In the middle and late stages of the war, the Soviet Russians firmly grasped the initiative of the war, but they defeated the Germans along the way.
They were driven to Europe and then took the opportunity to invade Berlin. In this time and space, the appearance of two butterflies changed everything. Since the beginning of the war, the Soviet Russians have been suppressed and beaten by the Germans, and they have never been able to stand up. The most fatal
Yes, because the German V2 missiles formed combat power and destroyed the Soviet heavy industrial base, the Soviets not only no longer had the ability to produce the T34 that could compete with the Tiger tank, they even lost the ability to produce ordinary bullets.
To meet the daily consumption needs of the front-line troops, the weapons and equipment could not keep up. The combat effectiveness of the Soviet Red Army dropped again and again. Finally, Stalin had to abandon the dignity of a great power and ask for help from China.
When the Far East Expeditionary Force first appeared in front of the Soviet Russian soldiers, the Soviet Russian soldiers looked at them with serious suspicion, confusion and a hundred percent reluctance. They were suspicious, as China and the Soviet Union are neighbors, what has happened in China in recent years?
The Soviet Russians naturally have some understanding. Of course, because the distance between the two countries is too far, and the Soviet Russian government has implemented an internal information blockade, even the latest news about China obtained by the Soviet Russians is actually the same.
This happened 2 years ago or even longer ago, so in the minds of many Soviet Russians, China was still occupied by Japan at this time, and it seemed that China was about to be subjugated. I wonder if it is based on this, you yourselves
The country was about to perish, so why did it still have the mind and energy to come to our Soviet Russia? More puzzlement came later. After the expedition officers and soldiers changed their uniforms, both their spirit and weapons and equipment showed an "elite" temperament.
This temperament is incompatible with "the country is about to be subjugated." Naturally, the Soviet Russians cannot understand and are unwilling to accept it. China and the Soviet Union are the strongest country, and the Soviet Union is the stronger country. Moreover, not long ago, the Soviet Russian government had just assisted the Chinese, so why now?
On the other hand, has Soviet Russia fallen into such a decline that it needs China’s help? The characteristics of the Soviet Russian regime determine that the top leaders of Soviet Russia have always only reported good news but not bad news internally. Therefore, not only do the vast majority of Soviet Russians not know
The government has sold the Far East to the Chinese government, and I can’t even imagine that China is different now. They are about to invade Japan. Such a complicated mentality is not only reflected in ordinary Soviet Russians, but even Stalin is inevitably clichéd.
,, the former glory of Soviet Russia has unknowingly become a shackle on the necks of the Soviet people, making them always confused about their position. Even when the expeditionary force entered the Soviet Union, Stalin still wanted to control it.
, let it become a force in his own hands. Stalin's plan was naturally impossible to succeed, so the next strange phenomenon occurred. The expeditionary force was obviously a friendly force and reinforcements, but the Soviet Russians were always hostile to it. The Soviet Union
The hostility shown by the Russians was so obvious that Zhang Zizhong had to reject some of the goodwill of the Soviet Red Army out of safety concerns. When it reached its most serious stage, even the guides did not dare to listen to the arrangements of the Soviet Russian government.
The Battle of Ufa was a turning point. From the perspective of the Soviet Russians, they finally confirmed the following points. First, the combat power of the Chinese army was not as unbearable as they imagined; second, the Chinese army's entry into the Soviet Union was not an ordinary project. , the Chinese are really willing to fight for them and the Germans. After seeing through this, the Soviet Russians, including Stalin, were finally willing to look at the "Chinese friendly forces", so the Soviet Russian government put forward the proposal of "land for population" , the Soviet Red Army also shyly approached Zhang Zizhong, hoping to strengthen cooperation to defeat Nazi Germany as soon as possible.
These dozen Soviet and Russian officers were a sign of the strengthening cooperation between the two sides. The Soviet and Russian Red Army originally proposed to join forces, but Zhang Zizhong learned a lesson and no longer dared to trust the Soviets (in his mind, those little things The local guides with no military knowledge were the masterpieces of the Soviet Red Army. They just wanted to sit on the mountain and watch the tigers fight.) The Soviets behaved very generously this time. They no longer insisted on joint operations and instead sent an observation group to observe the expeditionary force. Zhang Zizhong did not refuse, so when the decisive battle of Kungur was about to begin, he sent nearly a hundred Soviet Red Army observers to the front-line troops. He also sent an order to Jiang Tieyao and others, asking them to display the majesty of Chinese soldiers, and also to let the Soviet Russians gain insights.
Zhang Zizhong was afraid of being betrayed by the Soviet Red Army, so he refused to join forces. This time, he wronged the Soviets. Of course, the Soviets were not kind, but this is the territory of Soviet Russia, and the key point is that now The Soviet Red Army was weak. Without the help of the expeditionary force, they would not have the ability to compete with Army Group A. The Soviets would not dare to think too hard.
The Soviet Red Army observers who followed Xiang Wenlong's operation were all from tank troops. They all had experience fighting the German army. Two of them even lost the battle late at the hands of Lal, so they were quite good at Lal's tactics. A familiar scene appeared in front of them, but Xiang Wenlong failed to respond correctly immediately. The corners of their mouths twitched at the same time. What they were thinking in their hearts was that the Chinese were about to lose.