Rebirth of the National Marshal

That night, all Soviet troops did not rest. They were all preparing for the next day's attack, especially the air defense forces, because they knew very well that the Chahar Air Force would definitely attack them during the day tomorrow. They did a good job today, but the superiors were still not satisfied. They asked them to drag out all the air defense weapons to guard against the enemy's air force. In fact, the most important thing was to let their own air force fly up to fight against them. This was the best way to defend against the air.

If they mainly rely on ground-based air defense weapons, they will most likely fail. This is a truth that everyone understands. Although it is not stated above, these people basically know that the Soviet Air Force has basically been destroyed, otherwise there would be no need for their ground-based air defense forces.

Although Soviet officers were blocking the news and preventing the soldiers from knowing that their air force was destroyed, the soldiers were not fools. A little guess would show them that today's war was so fierce and the Soviet Air Force had not shown up. Even if a few planes came out, it would have been a great help to us. In the end, only the air defense forces were on the defense.

The soldiers were finally overshadowed. In their view, the air force had already been completely destroyed before the battle began. This was a bad sign. Didn't these Chinese wipe out our infantry division? How did they do it? Did they really rely on sneak attacks as the political commissar said? Plus, the two Mongolian cavalry regiments had 2 people. Could they defeat a 2-man army by sneak attacks? Don't treat us like fools, okay?

Although the soldiers all had some doubts in their minds, they could not speak them out. If you dare to speak them out, the political commissars would invite you to have coffee. Of course, they didn't really want you to have coffee, that was just a helpless way of saying it.

Marshal Timoshenko also did not sleep all night. He and several of his adjutants went back and forth at the artillery positions to see if they could rely on these cannons tomorrow. The Soviet army no longer had air support, and they were fighting an offensive war, so they had to rely on these artillery pieces. They had to be deployed all the way tonight.

"You must distribute all the artillery shells tomorrow, and don't leave any shells in the warehouse. As long as I give the order for a general attack, you must fire all the shells in the shortest possible time. Even if the enemy's artillery fires back, you just have to shoot back at them. Our reconnaissance troops have reported that the largest artillery they have is only 150 mm, and the number is very scarce. Don't be afraid of their remaining artillery. As long as your artillery unit can get off to a good start, the infantry can easily rush into their positions, and we will basically win this battle." The Soviet Army's third weapon in fighting was artillery.

Marshal Timoshenko demanded that the artillery should not keep any shells. As long as all the shells were fired, the fighting will of the Chinese army would be destroyed. At that time, our infantry attack would be relatively easier.

The commander of the artillery regiment nodded vigorously. In fact, what he wanted to say was, is this too much? Artillery always has to leave some backup guarantees. If there are no shells, isn't it too risky? If we fail, we really have no way to stop the enemy.

But this guy thought that he was just a small regiment commander, while he was the commander of a military region. The difference in rank between them was huge. Could it be that he had thought of something that he had thought of, and he would not have thought of it? Since the marshal had said so, he should just listen to him. Otherwise, he would be accused of disrespecting his superiors and be dragged to the penance camp, but it would be too late to regret it.

These Soviet officers were also very helpless, which was also equal to the actual environment they were in. In the Soviet army, junior officers were not allowed to question their superiors. The security group was different. As long as the junior officers made sense, the superior officers had to listen. Otherwise, they had the right to report to the superiors. Although the duty of the army was to obey orders, the orders had to be correct, right? If the request made by the junior officers was reasonable, then this should be discussed in a meeting.

After leaving the artillery squadron, Marshal Timoshenko went to the Soviet armored regiment. In his opinion, the Soviet tanks should be invincible. Tomorrow these tanks will charge up with the infantry. The Soviet soldiers are different from the security regiment. The security regiment will definitely let the armored vehicles and tanks charge together, and will never let the tanks assist the infantry. Because in this kind of large group combat, only tanks can play the greatest role when they form a cluster. The Soviet tactics are different. The Soviets dispersed the tanks among the infantry. Hundreds of infantrymen surrounded a tank, which had completely eliminated the role of the armored regiment.

By the time Marshal Timoshenko had finished inspecting all the troops, the sky in the east had already turned pale.

It is time to launch the attack. Marshal Tiemu Xin Ge looked at his watch and it was almost five o'clock.

At this time, those Chinese soldiers should still be sleeping. If we launch a charge now, we may be able to deal with them in one go, and by eight o'clock, we can eat their canned beef on their position.

Boom boom boom! ! ! !

Marshal Timoshenko felt that he had not yet ordered the artillery to fire, so how could there be such a sound? And judging from the sound, it was definitely a heavy artillery of more than 100 mm.

Damn, this is not our artillery, this is the Chinese artillery, but don't the Chinese only have 105mm artillery? How come this artillery shell has the same effect as the 150mm artillery, and there are so many of them?

These are some special equipment adapted by the security regiment, which is to put 100mm artillery on jeeps, and quickly move back and forth on the front-line positions, making it impossible for the enemy to find out where they are.

Because the jeep is relatively light, it was brought directly by transport plane.

In addition, after unlocking the second batch of upgraded equipment, the 150mm mortar can be unlocked. The power of the shells is basically the same as that of the mm howitzer, and the range is increased from meters to meters! This is a big improvement.