.The Third Reich under Ten Thousand Characters  Volume 4: The Sorrow of France  Chapter 57: Language Not Interpretation?

"Long live the empire!"

"Long live the leader!"

The fanatical SS soldiers launched the first wave of attacks. The infantry bent over and followed the weapons in their hands tightly behind the tanks and armored vehicles. Their respiratory tracts were filled with dust, and they had difficulty breathing but were walking vigorously.

"Ss - Advance!" The slogan that makes people's blood pressure rise has been continuously interrupted, and thousands of SS infantrymen shouted such slogans to launch a charge.

Behind the front, the three artillery battalions of the Imperial Division also shouted slogans, which was a command to fire. In an instant, hundreds of mountain cannons, cannons and howitzers of different calibers continued to fire.

The SS artillery troops took over the rocket launcher troops and continued to suppress the Allied frontlines. Their responsibility was to blow up the machine gun bunkers established by the Allied forces, blow up the trenches dug by the Allied forces, and make the Allied infantry lose the mutual support route to rely on.

Under the attack of numerous rockets, the fortifications of the Allied First Line of Defense suffered a devastating blow.

Long before the attack, the SS's special forces had carried out multiple infiltration tasks, giving the coordinate records (rewards) of the Allied artillery array, the command points, the ammunition depot points, the fuel depot points, the vehicle stop points, etc. to the Rocket Arsenal Brigade (Air Force).

The first wave of attack targets of the Rocket Arsenal Brigade was to regard the above points as the primary targets. The main purpose of this was to eliminate the Allied command system. Another point was to attack the Allied forces' lasting ability. A unit that lost ammunition and oil supply could not have the determination to fight to the end with a butt stock, bayonet, or engineer shovel.

No one expected that a large number of troops would lose resistance after a few long-range attacks, so the SS troops responsible for the first wave of attack seemed very cautious. They advanced 500 meters ahead of the first formation of the Allied forces through the cover of smoke bombs. During this period, the soldiers on both sides did not even exchange fire.

The tank crew members who were driving in the front of the entire offensive front were ready to deal with the Allied counterattack. The eyes of each tank seemed to be able to see through the smoke area. They saw the British soldiers responsible for defending the first formation squatting in the trenches with rifles and ready to shoot at any time, or holding a bag, cluster grenades (multi-finger grenades tied into a bunch) ready to jump up to attack their tanks at any time. Fantasizing that, further away, the remaining artillery array of the Allied forces were on the remnants of the Allied forces. The British artillery shouted a messy command, and the muzzle was at an elevation angle to debug the shooting of the various elements, waiting for their tanks to launch a sensation.

(When fighting, even the most mature warriors will inevitably have random thoughts, but after the battle begins, professional soldiers will generally put aside these ideas and turn into killing machines. If they do not adjust their status in time, then they will die.)

The SS troops continued to advance about 5 meters. The smoke finally began to drift gradually. They launched the first wave of attack in 30 seconds. The tank's axle-turbine machine gun began to rotate and aim at the first line of defense of the Allied forces. The loaders inside the vehicle body had also pushed the shells into the barrel. They were waiting, waiting to restore the clarity of their vision, and immediately fired when they saw the British soldiers.

The infantry following the tanks and armored vehicles began to slow down their advancement. The machine gun team stopped advancing in the middle of the gap between the tank's advance route according to military regulations. The machine gun team quickly set up machine guns. The infantry who were still hovering on the shooting ballistic route were closely guarding the combat regulations. These infantry (can be one squad or two squads) quickly lined up in two rows behind the tanks and armored vehicles to avoid the shooting trajectory of their own machine gun team.

This is a standard infantry and tank coordinated combat offensive formation. It is used to avoid bullets fired from the front of the enemy. Once it approaches the enemy's formation, the infantry following the tank (armored vehicle) will disperse as soon as possible, responsible for the flank and rear wing defense of the tank (armored vehicle) to eliminate all visible threats, and at the same time cooperate with tanks (armored vehicle) to kill and injure the enemy infantry on the enemy formation.

The first ii tank exposed the body from the smoke zone. Instead of stopping, it accelerated. More tanks exposed the body. Then an armored vehicle loaded with a squad of armored infantry ran towards the trenches at extremely fast speed.

A company of ii tanks crossed the first trench and they did not suffer any resistance. Then the German infantry also came to the trench position, without any hesitation. They immediately jumped into the trench, held their weapons tightly, and were ready to fight with the British army at any time.

The SS infantry jumped into the trenches, and their military boots treaded... The sounds were endless. Sliver of minced meat and soil mixed together to form a strange mud block. The yellowish-yellow rag fabric was everywhere in the trenches. This was the only evidence that some British soldiers remained in this world after the bombing, proving that they once existed.

"Well……"

Some soldiers could not stand the strange smell in the air and had a physiological reaction that they would have to vomit. Many soldiers with poor psychological quality simply knelt on one leg and half-kneeled in the muddy trenches made of flesh and blood to vomit. The smell of animals and the already weird smell of gunpowder fused together to produce a more disgusting strange smell. The soldiers passing by could only hold their breath and continue to move forward as soon as possible.

This is just the first trench. Later, in other trenches that were less hit by rockets, the remaining British soldiers looked at their companions' broken limbs and arms with dissipated eyes. Their hands holding the weapons were weak. Many British soldiers could not even bear the mental pressure and used suicide by drinking and committing suicide.

"Hahaha... Meteor shower, it's Meteor shower! German guys have magicians... Haha, French cowards... Haha, what the French are saying is true. German guys are not humans, they are dark creatures... Devils... Magicians, hey! Did you see the meteor shower? That was the ban launched by the German guy's magician, who should be called: the disabled and crazy Irving Andrews. His entire right arm was blown away, and his military uniform was even stripped of cloth. At this moment, he waved his arm and ran around in the air, talking nonsense in English in his mouth.

Some remaining British soldiers squatted on the edge of the trench and looked at Mu Na. These soldiers were all subordinates of Irving Andrews. Their commanders were both disabled and crazy. No one could command them to resist. To be correct, these dozen remaining British soldiers were already the only remaining defensive personnel in the second trench. Most of the soldiers in an entire infantry company were blown away, and some were even blown away so that they could not even find a piece of corpse.

Boom - Boom - German armored troops drove past these remaining British soldiers one after another. There were several bundles of cluster grenades next to these British soldiers. If these British soldiers still had the courage, they would choose to pick up the cluster grenades and die together with the German tanks. Unfortunately, these remaining British soldiers were just staying in the original place. Their courage had been brought by the German rocket launcher. The armored infantry pointed the muzzle at the British soldiers and kept shouting: "Don't move, we will shoot when we move!"

A British corporal stood up very suddenly, his calves were a little weak, and he spoke in English: "We can surrender decently. Before that, please let us put..." He raised his hand and pointed at Irving Andrews who was still running around and came over."

"What did he say?" The German armored lieutenant had no idea what the British corporal was saying. Before he could ask again, he suddenly saw the British corporal talking about his attitude. The German armored lieutenant pulled the trigger without saying a word and instantly beat the British corporal into a persimmon.

The rest of the German armored infantry saw their commander open fire, and then pulled the trigger with nerve reflex. In an instant, the trenches were filled with mp40 shooting sounds. More than a dozen British soldiers who wanted to surrender, because they were speechless, and the corporal made a stance to run and finished playing with them with such a life.

The German armored infantry lieutenant pointed to the British body and asked, "What did they just say?"

A German armored infantry private speculated: "It seems that they will not surrender? I think yes, the British looked down on the Germans and were unwilling to surrender to the Germans."

The expressions of these German armored infantry who made mistakes and didn't know how to make a mistake became angry, and they wanted to add a few more shots to relieve their hatred.

"Uh..." A sergeant who did not shoot understood what the British corporal was saying just now, but the manslaughter had already happened, so there was no need for him to explain to the dead. Anyway, the British died, right?

"What should I do with that person?" The sergeant noticed Irving Andrews.

The second lieutenant thought about it very distressedly, and vaguely saw the scared Englishman was a captain. After thinking about it, he decided to kill him. After waiting for the troops to pass, a grin appeared on the corner of his mouth, thinking: "British guy, go to die! Don't want to surrender!" (He can understand English)

Such things are still happening everywhere in the battlefield. Some people really don’t understand English (French), which leads to the murder of the British army (French army) who want to surrender. However, some people’s ideas are the same as the armored infantry lieutenant just now, and they are very disgusted with the British.
Chapter completed!