Chapter 869: map

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The appearance of the bullet on the ruined wall is actually just a set of familiar lenses for veterans who have already seen the battlefield. The closer to the city, the more buildings will block people's sight, so the battle generally explodes at a very close distance, so the result is often very tragic.
Even if the more skilled veterans encounter opponents at close range, they will inevitably have to pay the price, not to mention that the Germans have invested a lot of recruits. battle. Both sides wanted to occupy as many of these buildings as possible, and the dense buildings caused chaos on the battlefield.
A German soldier kicked open the door of the room. The Soviet army inside shot crazy at the door. The German soldier shot several guns at the door and blood flowed from his body, stained with red. The old and dusty floor.
Before the Soviet soldiers in the house were fortunate that they were the first to fire, and when the opponent was killed, two German grenades flew into the house from the door, and the explosion rolled up the dust. Marks the complete end of a battle.
The two Soviet machine gunners fell down by the window in a state of sophistication. Before they died, they were still shooting desperately in an attempt to stop the German advance. Several Soviet troops also fell to the ground in a row, and they died on their positions in battle, without taking a step back.
The Germans outflanked the two wings, broke the back path of the Soviet army, then occupied the building and wiped out the Soviet troops inside. In order to seize this commanding height on this block, the German army killed 2o people, and the Soviet army also paid a heavy price for the 5o people being annihilated.
Just across the road, in another building, German soldiers and Soviet soldiers respectively controlled one end of the corridor. They fired madly across the corridor. The bodies of the soldiers of both sides laid every corner of the building. Was fully prepared for the attack, and eventually the Soviet ammunition was exhausted, and a desperate charge was launched, and all the people were killed in the process of progress.
Farther away, several German soldiers were counting the dead bodies of the troops. Just now a Soviet soldier with a red eye rushed into the German position with a bag and killed at least 1o soldiers. One is a real German.
If you simply think that the Germans are not good at fighting at this time, it is completely wrong. It can be said that under the guidance of Akado, the Germans at this time were considered to be the most armies fighting street fighting in the world. Because the German army is known for its armored forces and is unwilling to consume its troops in street fighting, it leaves people with the illusion that the German army is not good at fighting street fighting.
In fact, strictly speaking, it was at this time in 1939 that the army around the world was not good at fighting street fighting. All troops, including the Soviets, do not have systematic street fighting training, but the Soviets have more troops, and they rely on constant sacrifices to cover up the fact that they will not fight street fighting.
When the Germans came down hard and started a street battle with the Soviet army against Maimang in the city, the two sides realized that street fighting was not the strength of a certain country's army, but only a mutual consumption of drained blood.
The battle has not been over 48 hours. Rokosovsky already has 2 divisions in his hands and must be withdrawn. His troops lost 10,000 people, and almost every minute and every second, soldiers were killed on their positions.
All the senior Soviet generals felt that the Germans dared not fight too much street fighting, but now things are happening like this, the Germans entered Stalingrad, and madly fought with the Soviets in a war of attrition. For Rokosov Basically, this is not good news. At least his own troops, like the Germans, are not very suitable for fighting in cities.
In one day, he had 3 regiment commanders and 4 battalion commanders killed by German snipers on the position. The artillery was destroyed by at least 13o doors, including large-diameter 122mm caliber howitzers. The Germans approached the suburbs of Stalingrad in an orderly manner. It is expected that they can hold the outer defense line for at least one month. The Germans can smash them up to three more days.
The elite in his hands, the two armored divisions of the 2nd Guard Front, the main defense zone is Stalingrad ’s Western Railway Station, and now the Germans are at least 3 kilometers away from there, but to block holes in other directions , 7o tanks have been transferred from the defensive circle of the West Station.
Only 8 of these tanks can continue to fight, and the rest has been destroyed by the German armored forces outside. This loss caused Rokosovsky to give up the counterattack to regain the position once, because the cost was too high, he could only watch the position gradually eroded by the Germans.
When attacking a row of civilian houses, the Germans once again sacrificed their mass killers, infantry multi-barrel rocket launchers, which is what the soldiers laughed at as building demolishers. More than a dozen rockets destroyed the already crumbling building and sent the Soviet defenders inside to the sky.
A large number of German troops entered the ruins, and defensive positions were placed on it. The Soviet army retaliated counterattacks. After a dozen corpses were dropped, the battle came to a halt. The two sides were trying to organize troops. Cope with the more brutal battle scenes that follow.
"These neighborhoods have changed a lot, and our map is a bit outdated." Among the ruins, an officer wearing a raincoat and a helmet with dust on his head narrowed his eyes and looked at the map in his hand. This map came from a A hand-painted German military map hand-drawn by a spy half a year ago and compared with the Stalingrad travel guide at the time. But now it seems that in more than a year, Stalingrad has changed a lot.
"Yes! If we look at the map, we should still be on the outskirts of Stalingrad." A company sergeant beside him held his helmet in one hand and pressed it against the compass on the map with one hand. Confirm where you are now.
"Report this situation to the battalion! We must find a suitable map to provide accurate coordinates, otherwise the artillery will injure himself." The officer picked up the map in his hand as he spoke, carrying the radio to his side The communication soldier commanded: "Notify the 2 companies that follow up, ask them to search the nearby rooms to see if they can find something useful, and focus on finding some maps! I can't find a reference to attack."
Another team of Germans encountered similar problems while advancing. At the corner of a street, they encountered the barricades elaborately laid out by the Soviets. The battle had been fought for almost half an hour. These Germans were still unable to move forward. They couldn't call for artillery support, because they couldn't tell where they were now.
"All the maps have to be re-marked! It is better to have a captured Soviet map to refer to!" A German soldier said to his men. He just called for artillery support, but the shells hit at least one block outside. At this time, he knew that the map in his hand should not provide a reference for artillery support.
"Damn! Are we not on the left side of the reference building? Is there anything wrong? Is it the artillery's own problem? Oh my God!" The bullet hit the wall and a white smoke splashed out , A sergeant who was hobbled together shouted and scolded loudly.
Any map is drawn by humans, especially the maps of operations, often secretly drawn by spy personnel with strong professional knowledge. This has caused some maps to be less accurate. After all, spies cannot set up professional drawing tools on the street.
This is also a secondary reason why the more the war goes back, the more difficult it is: the map of the border area is often more accurate because of the thorough penetration. Maps have lost their due role.
"We found a travel brochure next to a fruit shop next to it, and there was a simple map to see if it could be used!" A platoon leader rushed over with his major present, leaning on the hideout On the wall of the building, he said breathlessly.
Taking over the map handed over by his men, the company commander frowned, his dirty fingers swiping on the same dirty map book, and pressed on their approximate position: "We are now Already on the outskirts of Stalingrad, Stalingrad is a full circle larger than we expected. "
He raised his head and shouted across the street with his throat: "Ruslan! Come here! We need you to look at this Russian map! Damn it! Fire to cover Ruslan! Fire! Fire!"
"Suddenly! Suddenly!" The commanded Germans fired wildly from the corner of the street. Some people also pierced their muzzles from the window. The bullets flew across for a while, and the Soviet fire opposite was obviously suppressed .
A soldier wearing a German military uniform without a tactical vest ran across the road carrying his Mauser 98k rifle. A straight line of white smoke was shot behind him by a bullet. In the last few steps, this soldier named Ruslan flew directly. He fell to the ground and fell to the ground. He was helped by the German hands here.
"Ruslan reports to you! Lieutenant." The young soldier said breathlessly as he saluted. Although his German is stumbling, but overall speaking is quite good, apparently after some training.
"You are Ukrainian, look at this map." The company commander handed him the travel brochure in his hand and said in a curse: "Damn, we are not here to travel."