Rebirth of the National Marshal

At the beginning, there were still some scattered Chinese planes in the sky, and the number was not large, about five or six. The Soviet soldiers on the ground did not feel anything else. After all, it was not strange to see enemy fighters on the battlefield. But when the number of these Chinese planes increased, they finally began to panic. Where is our air force? Didn't they advertise that there were many of our air force planes at that time? Why are we only seeing Chinese planes now? Where are ours?

"Have you heard? I heard from some people over there that it seems that our planes were shot down by the Chinese again, just like last time. No, to be exact, it is even more tragic than last time. Last time there were still many planes left, but this time it seems that nothing is left. Our army is really rubbish. Now we are directly abandoned by the higher-ups? Without the cover of the air force, the Chinese armored forces will be here soon, and then we will really not be able to escape." Although the Soviet army still has a very powerful ground force around here, their soldiers are already in chaos, and similar rumors began to spread throughout the army.

"Shut up, I know you are well-informed at ordinary times, but don't you see what time it is now? We are on the battlefield now, and those political commissars have great power. They can directly take you over and shoot you without any trial. What you said already constitutes a death sentence. You'd better be careful and don't cause trouble. Those political commissars are not easy to compromise with, and they won't give us any face even if our regiment commander goes there." After all, the squad leader is a veteran.

Seeing several political commissars looking at this side with ill intentions, they knew that they had been targeted. If the new recruit continued to talk, he would definitely be pulled over for interrogation. These political commissars were not good at fighting, but they were absolutely good at interrogating their own soldiers. They could make you tell everything in a short while, and then not only the new recruit would be in trouble, but they would be in trouble too. Who asked him to listen?

There is such a tradition in the Soviet army. If you spread these news that are not conducive to the attack, you can be convicted of a serious crime. But what about others? They are also guilty. Who told you not to report it? If you heard what he said and reported it immediately, this matter has nothing to do with you.

Well, if you have listened to his unfavorable remarks and have not reported them, or even discussed them with him here, then you are an accomplice. Don't blame us for not giving you face and not caring about our comrades-in-arms relationship. Especially on a battlefield where a big battle is about to begin, we will immediately drag you over and shoot you. There is no need for any discussion because you have already shaken the morale of the army.

The recruit stuck out her tongue helplessly. In her opinion, what she said was all true. There was no false propaganda at all. It was really those political commissars who were too abominable. We were clearly in a very dangerous situation, but they didn't let us talk about it. When the Chinese armored forces came later, would we just sit here and wait for death? Moreover, it was nonsense to set up a defense line in such a wilderness. Do we have any heavy weapons?

Although there were two armored regiments in their team when this batch of troops came out, they themselves were very clear about the combat effectiveness of these two armored regiments. This was the case in the last battle. The tanks rushed forward, but were beaten to a pulp by the Chinese tanks. Their artillery could not open up the other party's tanks at all. On the contrary, one shot from the other party's tanks could destroy one of your tanks.

Although our armored regiment has a numerical advantage, they only have one armored regiment with more than 100 tanks, and we have nearly 300 tanks. If we encounter the Chinese tank troops, we can definitely beat them to a pulp. Of course, these words were said by the political commissar. There is a truth circulating in the army, that is, don't believe the words of the political commissar.

The soldiers also understood this truth. Many people said that if you believe in the political commissar, then even sows can climb trees. Although this statement is a bit exaggerated, it has been proven through long-term practice that this statement is very reasonable. These political commissars are a group of brainless guys. If you listen to their command, you are not far from God.

This time, the Soviet army learned from the failure of the previous battle and did not concentrate all the artillery for use. Although it avoided the bombing of the Chinese Air Force, it also abandoned the fine tradition of the Soviet army. The Soviet army emphasized artilleryism, and only by concentrating all the artillery could their power be exerted.

In the last battle, most of the Soviet army's artillery were medium-caliber 75mm mountain cannons. This time, most of the artillery were 105mm, 122mm, and even 150mm.

There are also a lot of artillery pieces. If they can be deployed in battle formation, then they will be very powerful in combat. However, there is a huge problem with the transportation capacity of these artillery pieces. Especially for those 150mm artillery pieces, it is basically impossible to transport them with manpower. They must be pulled by cars or something like that. However, the cars made by the Soviets are really bad.

In modern society, during World War II, the Soviet artillery was also shipped by car, but those cars were all donated to them by the British and Americans, and the cars they made themselves were simply not good enough.

The main problem is the car's engine. If you can't solve the power problem, even if you can drive the car out, you will just stand there and watch. Look at the cars exchanged by the Chinese, all of which are made in Germany with strong horsepower. Some of them are made by Americans, and there is no sense of incongruity in pulling 150mm artillery.

Although the Soviet artillery was also pulled by cars, two horses had to be tied in front on some sections of the road so that the combined power of the car and the horses could pull the artillery out.

Although the transportation was managed, it took a long time, which would delay the fighter planes. Of course, the Soviets themselves would never admit that there was a problem with their cars.