Humans in World War II: Army Defeated by Beacon Fire

Chapter 8 Kungfu is even better, knock it down with one brick, new tactics will cause bricks to fly and rocks to fly

Countless Soviet conscripts held high red flags and shouted "Ula" and charged the German positions.

In an inconspicuous place below the high ground, a Soviet assault team was cutting the opening of the sewer.

After the sewer exit iron mesh, which only one person could pass through, was cut open, a dozen Soviet assault teams entered through the opening.

As for the Soviet conscripts below the high ground, there was no one left after an hour.

The entire height below was full of corpses, and the German machine gunners had already removed seven or eight boxes of ammunition chains.

"Are these guys crazy?"

The German soldiers couldn't help but complain.

"One day when we are defending Hamburg, Berlin, Munich and other places you will understand why they are so crazy."

Edward glanced at the machine gunner and said.

"Everyone is working hard to strengthen the defense line. In addition, place bricks in the trenches. You can move as many as you can. When the bullets are empty and there is no time to replenish them, these bricks will be the most powerful weapon in your hand."

Edward warned all the soldiers while walking in the trenches.

Because their current position is condescending, even if the Soviet army continues to charge the high ground, it will still cause considerable interference to the opponent without having time to replenish hundreds of bricks to defend a position ten meters apart.

The war has reached this point, and there is nothing to be particular about.

Anything that can cause harm can be used.

The soldiers strictly obeyed Edward's orders, and almost everyone found a lot of bricks to place in the trenches.

The bullets were empty and there was no time to replenish them. Even a 2-minute gap was enough for a dozen Soviet troops to rush forward.

If you have hundreds of bricks thrown down, it can buy you some time.

The rest of the company would definitely not do this, but Edward knew that supplies were becoming increasingly difficult.

He would save as much as he could. He didn't want the entire company to start running out of food and ammunition early on.

About an hour later, the Soviet army gathered thousands more people and began to attack the high ground.

The ammunition for the defenders on the high ground has just been transported to the position.

There was no time to reload the machine gun's bullet chains, and there were only two newly replenished bullet chains, and the rest were boxes of bullets.

"Listen to my order and prepare to throw bricks. Give me 50 seconds. The assistant shooter should take the time to load the bullet chain. One person from each class will be assigned to help load the bullet, and the rest will get the bricks for me."

Because it is a highland of about [-] degrees, it is actually very difficult for people coming up below. If you throw a lot of bricks down at this time, even if you are not killed on the spot, if you fall, you will have to roll down.

And it's strange that this roll does not hurt the muscles and bones.

"Throw!"

As soon as the order was given, hundreds of bricks were thrown out.

The Soviet soldier who was charging upwards looked up and his vision went dark. A brick hit the front door directly, and blood spurted out.

Many people did not stand firm and rolled backwards and fell.

"Throw again!"

Another round of bricks flew down. Don't look at how useful this thing is in modern warfare.

But he couldn't hold it anymore and suddenly threw it down.

Human beings are creatures that seek good fortune and avoid misfortune, so it’s okay if bullets can’t be seen.

When these black bricks come flying, you will subconsciously dodge them.

And when they dodge, they delay the speed of the attack.

Once the impact speed is reduced, it is basically impossible to run halfway.

The Soviet army that attacked Edward's third company defense line probably didn't expect it either.

This is also for fun, just go to the bricks.

Not to mention, Edward looked at the Soviet army below and their footsteps dropped significantly.Although the machine guns were firing fiercely in other places, they would not subconsciously dodge if they could not see the bullets.

People are like this, if you suddenly raise your hand to hit him in front of him, he will subconsciously dodge.

This is a conditioned reflex. If you take a pistol and kill him with one shot, you won't even have time to blink.

"Keep throwing!"

Basically, a brick was thrown out in three seconds. Although it did not cause any major casualties, it slowed down the opponent's footsteps.

The machine gunners were still firing, and the ammunition feeders were loading a belt of ammunition each, with additional manpower to assist.

Although the casualties here were not very large, the rhythm of the charge was disrupted.

Although the fighting in the remaining areas was fierce, the bullets were consumed and there was no time to replenish them.

Including the consumption of submachine gun bullets is also a big problem.

The magazines all need to be replenished with bullets, and the last wave of battles didn't even give them a chance to breathe.

In a hurry, soldiers need to replenish magazines and belts and fight.

Edward's three companies of machine gunners were stabilized, and they began to suppress them one after another with machine guns and bricks.

The rifleman kept throwing bricks, while the submachine gunner quickly pressed bullets into the magazine.

Many Soviet troops climbed up the high ground, but the Soviet troops on Edward's third company did not climb up.

After some hand-to-hand fighting, all the Soviet troops were completely wiped out.

This also reminded the German army that their lives would be in danger if they were not replenished in time.

One more wave and the high ground will be breached.

The flamethrower had already finished spraying in the previous round.

Gasoline is easy to replenish, but blowing a gas scale through your mouth won't do it.

This time, it is good to have completely stabilized the entire defense line.

"Check the situation, tell the brothers to step up their defenses, and collect all the soda bottles to make incendiary bombs."

Edward took his deputies Howard and Tom and began to issue tasks.

"Yes!"

Everyone immediately took the order and took action immediately. No one was dissatisfied with Edward's order. Many people felt that Edward's commanding ability had surpassed that of the previous company commander, Captain Taylor.

Therefore, the brothers were very obedient to Edward's orders.

And this battle was an eye-opener for the brothers.

There were more bricks in the trenches, and other companies followed suit and began to accumulate bricks as weapons to defend their positions.

"I really didn't expect Edward to be able to think of this method. Not to mention that the impact of the Soviet army on their side directly stopped the impact under a round of bricks."

The second company commander couldn't help but praise.

"Yes, whoever doesn't dodge subconsciously when the bricks fly over? He is using it by taking advantage of people's fear. The bullets are too fast and fall down in an instant. There is no chance to be afraid at all, but these bricks that are visible to the naked eye are It’s everyone’s fear point.”

A certain platoon leader of the Second Company also echoed.

"Now I finally understand why Colonel Jonas asked him to serve as the commander of the third company. We all thought that we should at least find a second lieutenant from the other companies to take over. We didn't expect that he would be replaced by a sergeant. Now I understand. "

The second company commander said with emotion.

"Remember to get close to Eduardo in the future. This guy is not an ordinary person. His commanding skills are very evil. If we want to survive in this kind of war, we have to rely on people like him."

The second company commander continued, apparently very optimistic about Edward.

Then someone was sent to the third company to visit the layout and configuration.

(End of this chapter)