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Chapter 260 Don't Believe In Independent Company

Yan Zhi took off the M1903 sniper rifle from his back and carried the M1 on his back.

View several commanding heights of German firepower from the sniper scope.

Now, these commanding heights of firepower are dark and silent, in stark contrast to the forward positions.

There is fraud!
There were loud gunshots on both sides of the strait, and there were endless killings, but no shots were fired on these commanding heights, and they remained silent. They were definitely waiting for the critical moment to deal a head-on blow to the Allied forces.

Yan Zhi concluded that when a large number of Allied engineers rushed to build simple bridges, these commanding heights of the German army would be fully fired.

The location of the small building under Yan Zhi's feet was a bit off. Although the commanding heights of the German army's firepower could be seen, they could not be shot with sniper rifles. The German devils were hidden in the commanding heights.

"No, no, no," Yan Zhi turned the muzzle of his gun and murmured to himself, "Standing here, I can only see the German devils on the far right, so I have to change to another place."

Yan Zhi looked to the right. About 400 meters away from the small building where he was, there was a small three-story building just north of several commanding heights of German firepower. If he could occupy this small building, he would The advanced sniper rifle can kill all enemies within the commanding heights of fire within a few minutes.

Yan Zhi judged that there must be German soldiers guarding the three-story building.

If you want to occupy the three-story building, you must quietly kill the defenders inside, then hide in the building, and shoot black guns at the German devils in several commanding heights.

"Black gun?"

"puff……"

Yan Zhi smiled to himself.

It's kind of interesting.

It's a bit of a spoof.

Wait a minute, the German devils in the commanding heights, dead and don't know where the bullets came from...

...Thinking of this, Yan Zhi thought it was fun.

That's great!
Putting away the sniper rifle and switching back to the M1, and quickly going downstairs, Yan Zhi said to Fan Xiaosi and the others who were guarding downstairs, "Let's go, let's find a good place."

Although Fan Xiaosi and the others were not very old, they were definitely old foxes on the battlefield. They were alert, bold, and steady. With the cover of darkness and thick fog, they shuttled through the German devils' positions without making a sound.

While avoiding the German devils coming from several directions at the same time, Fan Xiaosi took Yan Zhi and the others to a two-story building.

Standing behind the window on the second floor, Yan Zhi saw the figures of German soldiers passing by from time to time. Many soldiers looked sleepy, and some were yawning. They looked like headless flies, looking at them in horror. Looking at the artillery fire in the air, I don't know whether the shells passing through the air were fired by one's own side or by the opponent.

Although the Germans took the lead in attacking, they were not fully in the state, and they are still dispatching troops.

Judging from the panicked and bewildered movements and expressions of these German soldiers, they did not look like they were preparing to launch a sudden attack on the Allied forces. Yan Zhi judged that the Germans might have sensed that the Allied forces had infiltrated their camp. That's why they hastily launched an attack on the Allied positions, and used the method of attacking instead of defending to mobilize their own soldiers, so that the Allied squads that infiltrated into their positions had no chance.

The Germans are really smart at this trick!

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Major General William C. Leigh, the commander of the 101st Airborne Division, has been conducting sand table exercises again and again with all the combatants in the temporary war room. It was not until four o'clock in the morning that he met Mariano Rivie, commander of the 29rd Brigade of the 3th Airborne Division. Brigadier General La La Paz returned to his respective rooms not far from the temporary war room and took a nap.

The first shell fired by the German Tiger tank exploded about 100 meters from the room of Major General William C. Leigh.

Brigadier General Mariano Rivera La Paz was already in the war room when Maj. Gen. William C. Leigh came to the war room, throwing a tantrum at the division personnel.

The shell just now landed 70 meters away from his room, shaking the old building where he lived almost collapsed.

"I have long said that the Chinese are unreliable, but General William C. Leigh just didn't believe it, and insisted on letting ZG's independent company kill the commanding heights of the Germans.

Well now, not only did they not kill the damn commanding heights of the Germans across the river, but they couldn't even see them. I wonder if they found a place away from the battlefield and hid.

I said let my security company cross the river and eat several commanding heights of the Germans, but you would rather choose ZG soldiers who have been retreating on the ZG battlefield to carry out such an important task.

The soldiers of the zg independent company are unreliable, they are short in stature, all of them are yellow and thin, they don't have much combat effectiveness, and they don't have much tactical literacy. Occasionally they win a battle, which makes you look at them with admiration.

Now we are in big trouble, the damned Germans have tanks to help out overnight, causing our army to be in a dilemma for a while, in a situation of being beaten, and the group of ZG soldiers entrusted by you are at the most critical moment Time disappeared.

We want to attack and cross the river, but those damn commanding heights on the opposite German position will be a nightmare for all our paratroopers. "

Brigadier General Mariano Rivera La Paz heard the sound of military boots coming in a hurry outside the door. He knew that the person must be Major General William C. Leigh, so he deliberately raised his voice and loudly reprimanded the lieutenants in the War Department.

Brigadier General Mariano Rivera La Paz and Major General William C. Leigh had quarreled the previous night over which unit to sneak across the river and take out some of the high points on the German front.

Brigadier General Mariano Rivera La Paz wanted to send his most trusted guard company to carry out this difficult task, but Major General William C. Leigh believed that it was most appropriate to entrust this important task to China's independent company.

Although Brigadier General Mariano Rivera La Paz had heard for a long time that the Chinese Independent Company made great achievements in the Allied Airborne Battle of Omaha Beach, but that was just what he heard, and he did not see it personally. He even didn't believe that a small detachment of dozens of people could stir up a bloodbath in a regiment of German positions.

There are too many examples of such exaggerated achievements in wartime.

Generals always put gold on the face of their troops, always find ways to hide casualties, only select good results to report, and often exaggerate their achievements and achievements in order to get more material rewards and greater promotions in the future Rich opportunity.

After a night of sand table deduction, Major General William C. Leigh and Brigadier General Mariano Rivera La Paz finally unanimously decided to launch a full-scale attack on the German positions immediately after the fog cleared at dawn.

No one thought that the remnant German infantry division, which had been on the defensive and had only 3000 people left, dared to take the initiative to attack.

No one even thought of where the Germans got the damn Tiger tank and the devilish Panther tank.

(End of this chapter)