Rebirth of the National Marshal

After Timoshenko's captain of guard said this, he was killed by flying stones. He had been injured just now. A shrapnel flew towards Marshal Timoshenko's head. He used his body to block the shrapnel, so he was unable to move. Otherwise, with his skills, he would have no problem saving his life. However, in order to protect the Soviet marshal, he sacrificed his life. Just as he said, the death of a marshal at the beginning of the battle was a huge blow to the entire Soviet Union. If Marshal Timoshenko really had an accident at that time, those who were guarding him would not be able to survive.

The other members of the guard squad also understood that it didn't matter whether they were alive or dead, as their lives were worthless anyway. But Marshal Timoshenko had to be kept alive. Even if he survived and went to court-martial, it would have nothing to do with us. If a marshal died on the front line on the second day of the war, it would be a serious matter. Not to mention them, even their families would be in shame for the rest of their lives.

Several guards took advantage of the gap in the bombing to frantically pull Marshal Timoshenko out from under the tank, then quickly got on a jeep and left here quickly. They all knew very well that if they continued to stay in the crowd, the chance of death would be very high, and it would be best to leave the entire large army and find a remote place. The jeep hit several soldiers on the road and the driver did not stop.

This jeep was imported from the Americans. If it was a jeep made by the Soviets themselves, it would probably not even be able to be driven now. The engine they made themselves is so rubbish that even the Soviets themselves look down on it.

Although the Soviet Union is known as the world's second largest industrial power, it is only in terms of quantity. The gap between them and the Germans and Americans in terms of quality is too big, and this gap cannot be made up by quantity alone.

In the middle, Marshal Timoshenko still wanted to refuse to retreat, as he was determined to live and die with his men. However, the guards did not give him a chance to explain and hit him directly on the back of the neck. The great marshal fainted immediately. The driver was simply driving recklessly, driving wherever he saw a road, without even looking to see if there was anyone in front.

Because they all knew that only in this way could the marshal be escorted out, and only in this way could the army not collapse. Although there are the Second and Third Army Groups here, there is also the First Army Group over there. As long as the marshal is still alive, the First Army Group can hold its original position. Even if the attack on the Chinese fails, as long as the country is defended, it will be fine.

Now the Soviet army has completely stopped thinking about how to take back Mongolia. For them, this requirement is too high. As long as they can survive and survive intact, this is the best. This is what all Soviet soldiers are thinking at the moment.

Time passed quickly and it was already eight o'clock in the morning.

The Soviet soldiers were not able to eat their canned beef on the Chinese position as the marshal had imagined. Instead, there was wailing throughout the Soviet position.

The attack launched in the morning cost the Soviets about 3 lives, but Mao Yuanshan did not pursue the victory, mainly because this force was too large. Even if he dispatched all his air force and all modified vehicles, he could only inflict damage to a part of them. There was no way to hit the rest of the place. The main reason was that his troops on the front line were too few. If his reinforcements arrived, Mao Yuanshan would definitely order his troops to rush forward and fight a decisive battle with the enemy.

When Marshal Timoshenko returned to this land, he was a little reluctant to believe his own eyes. People say that seeing is believing, but at this time Marshal Timoshenko thought it would be best if he were blind and could not see anything.

It was really because this land was too terrible. There were wounded people everywhere. Not to mention those who were dead, those with broken legs, broken arms, and even those who were missing half of their bodies were all shouting. There were simply not enough medical staff. Many uninjured soldiers had to play the role of medical staff. Now, let alone attacking the enemy, it was quite good enough to be able to defend.

The heavy artillery and armored units that were originally arranged in an orderly manner are now almost uncompleted, especially the artillery pieces. The wheels of the artillery pieces are running everywhere, and the gun barrels have been blown up. Some tanks are parked there in a crisscross manner, and the tank soldiers are dead in the tanks. A 500-kilogram aerial bomb is no joke. After being dropped, it can destroy those thin-skinned tanks.

This is the proud Soviet army. Originally, they hoped that these Soviet troops could quickly eliminate the Baoan Regiment on the opposite side and take back the whole Mongolia. Unexpectedly, before they even started, they were killed by the enemy with 1/10 of their troops, and all the armored forces.

Marshal Timoshenko attributed all this to the fact that they had no air force. In fact, even if you had an air force, what could you do? Your air force was equipped with all outdated aircraft. During the entire World War II, few Soviet aircraft could fly, and none of them were of good quality.

Even if we give you enough planes now, you still cannot defeat the security regiment. The gap between you in combat concepts is too big, just like the arrangement of your armored forces. The armored cluster cannot see you when attacking, and you don't know how to take some prevention and control measures in the camp to disperse them. I really doubt your IQ, or you trust your air defense forces too much.

The air defense forces suffered the heaviest losses in this bombing. The Chinese pilots knew that these air defense forces might cost them their lives in the future, so they machine-gunned them again after the bombing. Those anti-aircraft guns simply could not withstand the large-caliber machine gun fire on the planes, and now they are all destroyed.

The Soviet army is now filled with speeches of defeat. Even those high-spirited policy makers are speechless and have no way to boost morale because they are also afraid.