Arc of Gunfire

Mike and his partner Robert were sitting on a tricycle, with Mike sitting on the back seat and Robert in the cargo box.

"Don't shake it!" Robert shouted, "The photos will be blurred!"

Mike: "It's okay, I'll use my brilliant writing to describe it for you!"

The Ant soldier driving the motorcycle didn't understand what they were saying, and just kept stepping on the accelerator.

The three wheels of the tricycle were off the ground, speeding across the snow-covered field.

In front of them was a large group of other motor vehicles, from jeeps to BMW motorcycles to Greyhound armored vehicles.

On each vehicle was a big and strong Ant man, holding a huge anti-tank mine in his hand.

The mine probably didn't expect that it would become a throwable anti-tank weapon one day.

Some people didn't grab the mine, so they held the explosive pack with a homemade timing device.

Just when the group was halfway through, Proson's giant tank rushed out of the smoke area!

"Not good!" Someone shouted, "The nerd who plays with the magic arrow is coming to steal Venus!"

In response to this shout, the magic arrow set off from the village with its shiny butt!

All the drivers stepped on the accelerator at this time, and their hands were desperately trying to make the car run faster.

But the car definitely couldn't outrun the magic arrow. In a few seconds, the light spot flew over the head of the convoy and headed straight for the huge tank with two barrels, one long and one short!

The light spots hit the tank one after another.

Everyone stared at the behemoth.

It didn't slow down! There was no open fire member and no intention of abandoning the car!

The shaped charge warhead of the magic arrow couldn't penetrate the armor of this guy!

Someone cheered.

At this time, the giant tank fired, it was the smaller gun, a grenade landed in front of a jeep, and the shrapnel immediately smashed the front air intake grille of the jeep's engine beyond recognition!

But the Willys Jeep continued to move forward stubbornly.

The enemy began to fire machine guns.

But the agile jeeps and motorcycles avoided the firing range of the coaxial machine guns.

In addition to the coaxial machine guns, the hull machine guns did not fire. It seems that in order to ensure the frontal defense capability of the vehicle, this giant tank, like the Rokossov I, did not install hull machine guns at all - the hull machine guns would become a very obvious weakness on the front.

The behemoth tried in vain to use the turret coaxial machine guns and small-caliber guns to resist the light vehicles rushing over, but the slow turret rotation speed made this attempt a bubble.

Reporter Mike observed the giant tank and suddenly asked: "Why didn't the Proson tank driver turn the body to help the turret turn?"

Robert shrugged: "How should I know! Maybe the driver is a novice, and he was too nervous to forget it when he went to the battlefield for the first time."

While speaking, he pressed the shutter, but immediately complained: "It's too shaky, it's impossible to take a good photo. We should get off when we get in front of the enemy tank! Mike, tell the driver that we have to get off in front of the enemy tank!"

Mike said to the driver in Ant language: "We have to get off in front of the enemy tank."

Driver: "Are you crazy? Others just need to throw a bomb or a mine, and you want to get off? What if the enemy infantry comes up?"

"I have a submachine gun." Robert patted the Popos hanging on his waist.

After Mike finished translating, the driver asked in confusion: "Can you use it?"

Mike: "He is from Chicago."

The driver could not understand this humor, but he obviously decided to satisfy the passenger's wish: "I can put you down, I can protect you, after all, you are the marshal's friends!"

Mike: "Thank you!"

At this time, the first jeep had rushed to the huge back of the enemy tank turret. The grenadier pulled the delay fuse of the mine and threw the mine directly to the top of the turret.

Generally speaking, there may be a mine protection layer at the bottom of the tank, and the top of the tank often only has armor that can resist machine guns.

In theory, this is true, but no one has ever seen the tank in front of them.

It is so huge and has withstood the attack of 18 arrows. No one knows whether an anti-tank mine can blow through its top.

Robert shouted: "Don't! I'm not ready to take pictures!"

The mine exploded, looking like Plosson's tank suddenly grew mushrooms, and an orange-red fireball slowly rose into the air.

The tank's turret, which had been rotating, stopped.

But the tank's body was still moving forward.

Mike muttered, "It looks like... the turret was blown up?"

The warrior who threw the mine was already cheering, as if he was sure that the enemy would abandon the vehicle in the next moment.

However, the tank's turret began to rotate again.

Mike: "It looks like the explosion knocked people unconscious."

Robert: "Stop! Stop quickly! We're close enough now!"

The driver braked without waiting for Mike's translation, and the jeep drifted in front of the enemy tank, raising a lot of white snow.

Robert jumped out of the car without waiting for the car to stop, holding the camera and ran towards the tank dozens of meters away.

At the same time, the second and third light vehicles approached the behemoth and packed the explosives on the top of the vehicle body.

The explosion occurred, and this time the whole tank stopped.

Mike: "Did it work?"

Robert was busy taking pictures and ignored his partner.

The tank started for the second time and roared towards Robert.

"Good! That's it! I took a clear photo!"

A motorcycle drove over, almost brushing the edge of the tank, and the Ante soldier sitting on the back of the motorcycle threw a mine in front of the tank track.

Before they ran far, the track pressed on the mine, and the violent explosion raised mud and snow directly covered the front half of the track on the left side of the tank.

The shock wave swept over, sweeping Mike and Robert to the ground together.

Mike didn't care about the pain and got up directly to see the condition of the tank.

His partner was busy looking for the camera that fell in the snow.

The tank continued to move forward for a while, and then the track slipped off the guide wheel-the explosion broke the track.

The tank stopped on the snowfield without the ability to walk.

At this time, another wave of arrows flew over, but passed the tank and rushed to the Proshen armored grenadiers in the distance who were preparing to follow the giant tank to provide cover.

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After a series of explosions, more than a dozen half-track vehicles caught fire.

At the same time, howitzers from the regiment's self-propelled artillery unit fired down, and it seemed that there were also heavy mortars. The shells hit the Proson infantry who were about to come forward to help and nailed them in place again.

The giant tank was still turning the turret in vain.

Another mine was thrown at the junction of the tank turret and the body, and it seemed that it wanted to blow up the turret seat ring.

After the explosion, the turret paused briefly and then continued to turn.

At this time, a brave Ante infantryman jumped from the jeep to the rear of the tank body in one step.

Robert just pressed the shutter, and he shouted excitedly: "I took a picture! I took a memorable moment!"

The Ante soldier who jumped on the tank wanted to open the hatch, but tried several times and found it impossible.

In fact, the tank hatch cannot be opened from the outside as long as it is locked from the inside. Many tanks do not choose to lock the hatch, one because the inside of the tank is very hot during the battle, and the other is that they are worried that outsiders will not be able to rescue them when they are seriously injured.

In fact, it is very difficult to jump onto a moving tank. The hatch cover is usually not locked, so veteran tank drivers often leave the hatch open for ventilation in order to escape.

But the driver of this giant tank is obviously not an old bird who would take risks. They completely locked the hatch cover, and it could not be opened from the outside.

The Ante soldiers who climbed the tank found that they could not open the hatch cover, so they took out a wooden-handled grenade and used it as a hammer to hit the periscope on the tank command tower.

At this time, an Ante soldier took out an incendiary grenade.

"Try the traditional method!" he shouted, throwing the grenade to his comrade who jumped onto the tank.

The man on the tank was overjoyed, pulled the fuse and inserted the grenade into the exhaust pipe on the side of the tank, then jumped off the car and rolled all the way out of the rut on the snow.

The incendiary bomb exploded, and the bright flames engulfed the exhaust pipe and the surrounding body surface.

The tank's turret continued to rotate, but it stopped after a few seconds.

Then the hatch of the tank opened, and a Proson tanker tried to climb out with a fire extinguisher.

More than ten machine guns fired at the same time.

The Proson tanker was hit by a bullet and slid into the hatch again.

The second tanker leaned out to close the hatch, but the machine gun made him give up the idea of ​​closing it.

Another brave Ante soldier jumped onto the tank and threw a grenade into the open hatch.

The grenade was thrown out immediately and exploded next to the tank.

The man who threw the grenade was hit by shrapnel instead and fell down holding his shoulder.

A jeep ventured to approach, and the people on it jumped down and threw the wounded soldier onto the jeep, and ran away.

The third brave man jumped onto the tank, climbed directly to the top of the tank turret, and poked and fired at the inside with a submachine gun.

He took off the grenade after the shooting, pulled the fuse, and held it in his hand for two seconds before throwing it in.

The grenade exploded almost immediately, and the hatch of the turret popped a large puff of smoke.

At this time, the hatch of the tank body, which was probably at the position of the cockpit, opened, and the Proshen tanker came out with his hands raised high, shouting in unfamiliar Ant language: "I surrender!"

Robert Capa immediately recorded this moment.

Mike shouted to the excited soldiers in Ant language: "Put out the fire quickly! Don't burn the precious spoils!"

The third boarding warrior woke up from his dream, got into the tank turret, took out the fire extinguisher that the enemy had just taken, and sprayed it at the open fire around the exhaust pipe.

A jeep stopped next to the tank, and the Ant soldiers on it jumped down and used military shovels to shovel snow and throw it on the open fire.

After more than a minute of hard work, the fire was finally completely extinguished.

At the same time, the surrendered Proshen tankers lined up in front of the tank - there were actually two tankers alive!

Robert poked and photographed the two men, and asked after taking them: "Why don't you have crosses and other medals commonly seen by veterans?"

The captive actually understood the Ansa language and replied: "We are cadets, just graduated from school."

Mike heard it and widened his eyes: "What? What a coincidence, the commander of the regiment resisting you was also a cadet at the beginning of the war! He must have a lot in common with you!"