My Third Empire

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Why the Soviet Union launched the Battle of Kursk in the south in a hurry? This matter also begins when the senior Soviet leaders learned that the Japanese army attempted to attack the Far East of the Soviet Union to the north. It should be known that the Soviet Union was once a powerful and huge country. This country spans the Eurasian continent and has vast territory and huge population resources.

If in the past time period, even the known Japanese attempted to attack such information in the Far East, the Soviet leaders would probably laugh out loud, saying it as a joke after tea and dinner for a few days. Even in the early stages of the Soviet-German War, the Soviet Union maintained its superior strength against the Japanese in the Far East.

However, things have changed a little bit now. The main troops of the Soviet Union's Far East were transferred to the Western Front, and now the remaining troops are at best only a reserve. Using this force to prevent a possible full-scale offensive by the Japanese army, obviously everyone has no idea.

It should be known that the Soviet Union has maintained its military strength in the Far East, so it has always maintained a high-pressure offensive posture. This is also the main reason why the Japanese Kanto Army has built civil defenses in Northeast China. Now the offensive and defensive transitions of the two sides are reversed. Those with defensive lines want to attack, but those without defensive defenses need to defend instead.

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In the end, the Soviet high level felt that it was necessary to quickly stabilize the retreating west line, otherwise the entire Soviet Union would have no effective resources to supply bases: the Baku oil field near Stalingrad was disturbed by the Germans and could not make ends meet; the Far East If there are problems with the supply route from the United States, then the Soviet Union will be in real trouble.

So Stalin was anxious, he decided to rather give up Moscow, but also to keep Stalingrad. This will at least give him the opportunity to restore the Soviet Union ’s resource supply, allow the Soviet Union to organize counterattacks in the Far East or on the Western Front, and regain its strategic initiative. In line with this idea, the main force of the Soviet Red Army began to go south, and competed with the main German forces in the Kursk region for strategic initiative on the Soviet-German battlefield.

It is a pity that neither Stalin nor Zhukov thought that Germany's main force, the G Group Army, was such a hard bone to bite. The Soviet army attacked across the board for a while without the ability to swallow this group army. It is important to know that the senior Soviet Union had experience of fighting against the German Liszt E Group Army. They generally believed that even if the G Group Army was more elite than the E Group Army, the Soviet army, which was not the same as the former Soviet Union, was sure to wipe out this German elite.

Thousands of calculations, they still estimated the strength of the German armored forces. The Soviet armored forces ’overestimated combat capabilities in the eyes of the Soviet Union were only proven after the battle had begun-they still underestimated the Germans’ invincibility. Fighting power.

It is precisely for this reason that the battle plan to quickly defend the Baku oil field on the Western Front is completely destroyed. The war will not be divided within a month. According to the current situation, it may even be dragged into the second place. Winter. So now the question is coming-what about the Far East on the Eastern Front?

In the endless mountains of the Xing'an Mountains in northeastern China, the dim light shone through the dense woods and shone on the face of an ordinary soldier of the Japanese Kanto Army, carrying his 38-type rifle and staggering On the road made of soft and corrupt fallen leaves, he looked around with vigilance.

Next to him, another Japanese soldier also carried the rifle in his hand, stepped on the elastic rot leaf, and walked carefully step by step. Farther away, more Japanese soldiers, densely and indistinctly, seem to see no end. They are crossing the Sino-Soviet border, or they are crossing the dangerous "Manchurian border" in their mouths.

Kimura is a standard infantry of the Kanto Army. He carries his suitcase in his back and an anti-tank mine. He is equipped with standard Japanese infantry equipment. The bullets in his pocket have never been so ample, and there are more than 100 rounds. The only thing that makes him feel sorry is that these things must be carried by himself. After all, the logistics of the Japanese army has always been in the "very immature" The initial stage of exploration. "

But for grass-roots soldiers, such a hasty attack on powerful enemies is really not good news. When everyone heard that they were going to attack the Soviet Union, they were all trembling. They had heard of the thrilling scene in the Nomenkan area. In the battle, I also knew that the battle was actually quite ugly when the Japanese army lost.

So this time everyone came again with a gun, obviously they were very anxious. No one knew what the situation was waiting for them, and no one knew what terrible gesture the Soviets on the other side would jump out of. Kill them all.

"I heard the squadron leader explain the offensive route. I heard that this time we are specializing in mountain roads and not fighting against Soviet tanks." Every army has the kind of gossip fire burning, this kind of person Even if you are fighting, you can still chatter and stop him from closing his mouth by removing his chin or breaking his head.

No need to fight against enemy tanks? The news sounds good. But what is the anti-tank mine that each infantry must carry? I heard that the various troops have also strengthened their engineers. Many people have also trained anti-tank mines as explosives, and they have done the same with enemy tanks. Anyway, it sounds terrifying, which makes people feel uncomfortable.

"Hey! I said ... Fujiwara ..." Kimura swallowed and carefully blocked a figure with a big tree in front of him, and then asked the gossip man around him: "It's not on the map. Is there a village? What about the village? "

"What kind of map did the stupid guys in the training department do? You don't know yet? They said there is a highway here. Did you come along and see it?" The gossip man called Fujiwara pouted, and seemed to The disdainful look on the face. He used the buttstock to fiddle with the plants at his feet, and then continued to move forward in disapproval.

"Suddenly! Suddenly!" Behind a dense plant not far away, a light white smoke suddenly erupted, which was the gas diffused by the machine gun when it kept firing. Apparently there was an elaborately disguised firepower point, which was facing the Japanese soldiers tens of meters away from the opposite side, pouring intensive ammunition violently.

The sudden attack made these scattered Japanese soldiers walking in the forest densely panicked. They were not the elite class A divisions of the Japanese army a few years ago, so many people have not experienced real war. In the test, they took the local people in China and practiced the practice of gun shooting, and they ran to "fight" with the Soviets with real swords and guns.

The tracer shuttled through the crowd. Kimura was so scared that he quickly hugged his head and threw it on the ground. Fortunately, the rot leaves on the ground were very thick. He fell and did not feel too uncomfortable. He reached out and picked up the rifle he had just lost. Barely seeing the surrounding situation. The Soviet machine gun position was violently firing, and the friendly forces around him were dead and wounded.

"Baga! ... cover? Fire! My goodness." As Kimura, who has also participated in rigorous military training, the current situation has not made him too disorganized, but his friendly army behind him There is no such calmness as him. These farmers who were sent to the battlefield without training for a few days actually have the same fighting power as the civilians.

Therefore, under the rain of bullets, these Japanese soldiers were in a mess, until dozens of soldiers died, only to think that they should fight back. So in the distance, some 38-type rifles started the counterattack first. Their bullets hit the grass and flew the branches away.

The Soviet machine guns were obviously suppressed by the dense Japanese shooting. The shooting began to become incoherent, and Japanese soldiers had more opportunities to shoot, so many Japanese soldiers kneeled on the ground with guns and fired, and more people Howling with a bayonet rifle, he rushed towards the grass.

Kimura glanced at the gossip male Fujiwara who was hit by a bullet and lay down on the ground on his back. Hearing that he still had the strength to yell, he temporarily rested his mind. So he drew a grenade from his body, pulled it away, and beat it on the helmet, then threw it hard.

"Boom!" The grenade exploded near the grass, setting off a piece of black mud. Seeing that the enemy's firepower was completely suppressed by the grenade, there was nowhere to be heard from the officer's cry: "All! Assault! Long live the Great Japanese Empire !Long Live His Majesty the Emperor!"

With this shouting, the Japanese soldiers who had been lying on the ground staggering as if they were stimulating, stumbled from the ground and climbed up, shouting "onboard" and rushed towards their target insanely.

At this time, Kimura threw the grenade that decided to win, and finally got up from the soft place. Leaning against the big tree, he looked at the gossip male Fujiwara behind him, but found that the noisy comrades who had just screamed like pigs just now had no more movement. The blood on his body was shocking, and obviously this kind of injury was absolutely not saved in the deep forest.

"Damn it!" Kimura muttered. When he just wanted to bypass the big tree and continue his attack, he found that the battlefield was quiet. He passed by some soldiers who were standing in a daze, and drilled to the front to see the scene behind the grass. There were two dead Soviet female soldiers, and an old blown up Maktin heavy machine gun ... This was an isolated position. Obviously the other party's purpose here was for a sneak attack.