Chapter 1070: Strategic bombing

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The German strategic bomber is currently only available as a butcher. It uses a four-engine design. The shape refers to some American b17 designs, but the overall streamline is slightly larger.
So when these butchers strategic bombers are overwhelming, it is difficult to make people feel the exhibition of German strategic bombers.
However, the German aviation industry did not stand still in the design of strategic bombers. On the contrary, they made numerous modifications and innovations to their designs. The soldiers outside may not be very clear, but inside the Luftwaffe, there have been a total of four models of butcher a to butcher d.
Butcher a is Germany's most original butcher bomber. After improving the design of the belly gun turret, the most original German independent design model was born. The mass production of this aircraft has been stopped because of intermittent production. After almost 9o, it was completely replaced by a more advanced butcher B strategic bomber.
The most produced by the Luftwaffe is the Butcher B-type long-range strategic bomber. This aircraft replaces the original expensive metal materials with many new materials, and improves the production line, which is more reliable and cheaper. However, it is not the best strategic bomber considered by the Germans, so after the production of 35o aircraft, the Germans began to equip the new bomber unit with a more advanced butcher; in a strict sense, the biggest improvement of the butcher c bomber It is the use of British technical motives with Rolls-Royce design pedigree. This new engine that combines British motives and German motive technology allows Butcher C to have faster voyages and longer voyages. Of course, there are other improvements to the c-type, such as a more reasonable layout of self-defense weapons and more sophisticated production technology.
However, after producing 19o Butcher C bombers, the Germans once again improved their strategic bombers. This time the changes were in the bomb sight and the structural materials of the aircraft. The butcher's d-bomber has a lighter body and is faster, and the new bombing aiming equipment makes high-altitude bombing more accurate, so the output of the butcher's d-bomber has exceeded 28o, much higher than that of the butcher's b-type. trend.
If the original 5o original butcher bombers were counted, the total number of butcher strategic bombers owned by the German Strategic Bomber Force exceeded 9oo. Because of the strict quality control and the efforts of the German Air Force ground technicians, these aircraft maintained an amazing attendance rate.
Of course, this also has something to do with the German Air Force ’s strategic bomber unit. In the past year, because the number of missions performed by the lack of fuel is not much, most of these aircraft are new, so it is easier to maintain, and the attendance rate is even more. Higher. This time the Germans concentrated all the deployable butcher bombers they deployed on the Eastern Front, just to make the city of Ulyanovsk completely ruined.
"Drop bombs!" With the commands one after another, the German bombers, which had been lowered in height, began to drop the hanging aerial bombs from the open bomb bay. These bombshells were responsible for destroying as many heavy buildings as possible in the Soviet Union. To destroy those sturdy houses.
The second batch of 1oo bombers followed was loaded with incendiary bombs, which would ignite the collapsed house, burn down the internal wooden structure and everything that could be burned. This arrangement is to strengthen the bombing effect and completely destroy this important Soviet transportation hub.
Since the first bomb was dropped on the streets of Ulyanovsk, all Soviet officers here know that Ulyanovsk is finished. From a year ago, the air defense weapons here were recruited to the front line in all other directions, and it was only recently that it barely owned a pitiful air defense force.
Countless anti-aircraft artillery has been tuned to produce anti-tank guns and self-propelled artillery. In Zhukov and Stalin ’s words, that is to say, air defense should be built on the basis that the frontal defense can drag the enemy, otherwise if the front line is lost, it will be so What is the use of multiple anti-aircraft guns? As a result, the production capacity of air defense weapons is crowded out on a large scale, and the cities far behind basically have few effective air defense methods.
The earth trembles with the explosion of the German bomb. The windows squeak and rattle, and the sound of crying and crying for help is everywhere. The buildings collapse one by one over time, and the rising dust begins to cover It's day.
There was almost no fighter interception, and there was almost no anti-aircraft gun interference. The German bombers seemed to be acting, throwing the ammunition they carried to their most valuable targets. Compared with the map, they quickly found valuable. The area, where the railway lines converge here, is very clear in the sights of these butcher bombers.
"Click!" Gently press the bomb drop button under your finger, and one after another huge bombs are freed from the plane's restraint because of gravity. Fly to your goal.
Behind this German bomber, there are the second and third. These bombers are also throwing their bombs at the target, and flowers on the ground are beginning to explode. The painting on the huge canvas is average.
"Keep your altitude! Hold your pace! Try to improve the accuracy of the bombing, gentlemen! We are the farthest force in Germany that has arrived in the Soviet Union. We can cheer and celebrate when we return home!" The commander pinched the radio intercom in his hand. Some rejoicing openings reminded. Answering him, more German aircraft dropped more bombs, as dense as raindrops, covering the entire Ulyanovsk.
In the factory area, the shock wave from the explosion shattered the glass on both sides of the tall factory building. The welded steel roof broke off due to the shock and collapsed along the wall, burying the machinery inside and the workers who had no time to escape. stand up.
In the lush factory area, many workers ran along the tree-lined road to a safe place. From their side, the smoke formed by the explosions rose from time to time, and the shrapnel took away countless lives. The iron pieces flying everywhere and the steel are embedded in the trunk of the big tree, and they are inserted into the gaps of masonry like flying knives. Some of them still have blood stains on them, and they look horrible.
It's a pity that the German plane overhead didn't go far at all, most of the planes hadn't flown through the city, everything showed that the suffering was just beginning, and the nightmare was just the beginning of a big show. Everyone ran desperately and hid in the surrounding air raid shelter. Ulyanovsk actually had very good air defense facilities, but the German planes in the sky came too suddenly to cause such confusion.
Only a dozen Soviet fighters arrived late at this time. They had little combat power in front of the German bombers that had already prepared their bombing formations and slowly flew over the city of Ulyanovsk. The periphery of the self-defense fire circle lingered, but they dared not rush into the enemy formation to interfere with the bombing.
The second batch of German bombers began to pour the incendiary bombs they carried, and the fire immediately spread through the streets and alleys of the city. The thick smoke that was originally ignited by the explosion became a red fire at this moment, engulfed everywhere and could burn Objects. Broken wardrobes, clothes curtains, and even table sheets in a collapsed house. There are too many things in the city that can burn, so the incendiary bombs dropped by German aircraft ignited too many things.
"Comrade Stalin! The news I just got, the Germans concentrated their bombers and raided Ulyanovsk." Vatukin walked into Stalin's office and immediately reported: "There is now a heavy loss, until now The German bombing continued. "
"The roads and railroads were damaged very badly, some of the train cars were not disguised and some of the factories were destroyed." Vatuktin has no idea how to describe the catastrophic consequences of the bombing. In the end, he After a pause, he said to Stalin in a slightly tired tone: "We suffered heavy losses, and the German air raids made our situation more difficult."
"Don't care so much, Comrade Watujing." Stalin didn't seem to hear what his men were saying to himself. He pointed to the map spread out on the table and told Watujing about his plan: "I have ordered Choikov transferred 10 million troops to support, and they will be able to rush to Moscow soon. Zhukov ’s troops can fight back in the south and win Bryansk, so the siege of Moscow will be eased. "
Vatuktin does n’t want to listen to the now-crazy Comrade Stalin explain those strategic deployments that simply wo n’t work. He knew that even if Zhukov ’s cluster could win Bryansk, he would n’t have the ability to hold it there before and after the Germans.
He has long known about the deployment of troops from Choikov ’s Far East theater. This kind of deployment also gave Japan a more comprehensive strategic initiative in the Far East. It is a pity that most of the transferred troops have been detained by the increasingly unreliable politicians in Siberia. Only tens of thousands of troops marched west, but it is estimated that they will be detained in Ulyanovsk for a long time. .
Two days ago, Watujing had already reminded Stalin, but he did not know why the other party chose to forget his reminder. Stalin insisted that his reinforcements would immediately arrive in Moscow, and that Zhukov's cluster could go to Moscow to help him lift the crisis.
Vatukin lowered his head and moved slowly out of Stalin's office. He quietly threw the report from Ulyanovsk's attack into the trash can at the door and never looked again. For the address of the latest book update, please visit Yunlai. You can get the latest chapter of this book. For mobile phone users, please visit http: //