Red Moscow

When Samoilov trotted towards the hillside with the soldiers carrying the rocket launchers, the remaining soldiers also hurriedly set up rocket launchers on the road, preparing to deal with the German infantry who might emerge from the top of the mountain.

Seeing Sokov rolling down the hillside, the German tank soldiers knew that they could not hit him with tank guns, so they fired with vehicle-mounted machine guns. The vision in the tank was limited. While they were trying their best to deal with Sokov, they didn't notice that Samoilov led the soldiers carrying the bazooka and detoured from the other side of the hillside.

Sokov's back hit a big rock heavily, causing his eyes to turn black from the pain. Enduring the pain, he crawled to the back of the boulder to hide. As soon as he hid behind the rock, the enemy's machine gun bullets flew over, hitting the big rock with white smoke.

The German tank soldiers saw that the machine gun could not cause damage to Sokov, so they stopped firing and bombarded with tank guns instead. After the first shell was fired, it landed seven or eight meters behind Sukov and exploded. The mixture of soil and bushes was thrown into the air by the blast wave, and then scattered down like a celestial maiden. Koff is all over his head and face.

Sokov turned around and looked towards the road down the hillside. He saw soldiers setting up rocket launchers. It seemed that they had found themselves in danger and were preparing to rescue themselves.

Seeing that the first shot missed the target, the tank soldiers reloaded, aimed at the position where Sokov was hiding, and fired another shot. This time the shell still missed the target, but it exploded one meter away from the big rock. The huge shock wave made Sokov, who was hiding behind the rock, miserable. He felt that in the sound of the explosion just now, he The internal organs of the body have all shifted.

Before the German tank fired the third shell, Samoilov and the soldiers carrying the bazooka were already more than 80 meters away from the tank. Seeing that the enemy tanks were firing at Sokov who was hiding behind the boulder, they did not dare to neglect, they quickly loaded and fired decisively.

The rocket hit the German tank accurately, and in an instant, the tank was wrapped in flames and began to burn. Seeing that the tank was destroyed, Samoilov immediately jumped up from his hiding place and rushed towards the enemy tank with a gun in his hand. When the distance was still more than ten meters away, he stopped again and just pointed his gun at the burning tank, ready to kill the tank soldiers one by one when the tank soldiers inside escaped.

Sokov, who was hiding behind the boulder, heard an earth-shattering explosion from the top of the hillside, and there was no movement, so he carefully probed out to grasp it, only to find that the German tanks parked on the top of the hill were burning blazingly. Moilov and several soldiers aimed at the tank with a half-squat and raised their guns. Sokov felt that there was no danger, so he stood up from behind the boulder and limped towards Samoilov and the others.

Samoilov heard footsteps behind him, turned his head and saw Sokov walking towards him, put down his gun and trotted forward, and said with concern: "Comrade Commander, are you all right? "

"I'm fine." Sokov shook his head and asked, "Did anyone escape from the tank?"

"No."

"That's such a pity." Sukov thought that it was a bit abnormal for a German tank to suddenly appear here, more than 30 kilometers away from Oboyan. Now that there is no one alive, there is no way to figure out their willingness to appear here: "I still want to capture a prisoner for interrogation, why did they appear here."

Samoilov gestured to the guard soldiers, telling them to search the top of the hill to see if there were any other enemies nearby. Sokov continued to walk up the hillside, trying to retrieve the assault rifle he had just thrown away. Seeing Sokov looking for something on the hillside, Samoilov hurriedly asked, "Comrade Commander, what are you looking for?"

"When I encountered a German tank just now, I threw the gun with no bullets on the hillside." Sokov said without raising his head, "I want to pick it up."

There were many weeds and shrubs on the hillside, and it took Sokov and Samoilov a lot of effort to find the thrown away assault rifle. When Sokov picked up the assault rifle and carefully checked for damage, the soldiers sent to the top of the mountain to search came back and reported to Samoilov: "Comrade platoon leader, we have observed carefully on the hillside, and there is no enemy's enemy nearby." trace."

Since no enemy was found nearby, and his lost gun was also found, Sokov was unwilling to stay here, so he called Samoilov and others to go down the mountain and prepared to continue on their way.

The convoy started again, and Sokov, who was sitting in the car, still had lingering fears. If it wasn’t for the German tanks on the top of the hill, it would be difficult to aim at the big rocks on the hill. Ignore your own safety.

Driving along the road for another section, Sokov heard the roar of the tank engine coming from the front again. Although he couldn't see where the tank was because of the cover of the hillsides on both sides, he still shouted: "Stop!" , there are tanks ahead!"

The scene that happened just now left a deep impression on everyone. Hearing Sokov's shout, the driver immediately stepped on the brakes. Before the car came to a complete stop, Sokov pushed open the door and jumped off. He rolled over on the spot and rolled into a dry ditch on the side of the road. He raised his gun and aimed at the road ahead.

After Samoilov jumped out of the car, he did not hide in the ravine next to him like Sokov, but waved desperately at the jeep following him, and shouted loudly: "There are tanks ahead, get ready to fight immediately!" Prepare."

The vehicles behind stopped at Samoilov's shouts. After the soldiers opened the doors, they jumped out of the vehicles one after another, hid in the ravine on the side of the road, and set up the bazooka as quickly as possible, ready to kill the approaching soldiers. enemy tanks.

A minute or two later, a T-34/76 tank appeared in everyone's field of vision. Seeing that it was a T-34 tank, everyone couldn't help but heaved a sigh of relief, but after a while, everyone's hearts raised their throats again, so they saw a white cross painted on the turret of the tank, It means that this is a tank captured by the German army and modified for use.

The moving tank also slowed down when it saw four jeeps parked on the road ahead. The tank soldiers in the car were carefully observing the surroundings to decide their next move.

Seeing that the tank slowed down, Samoilov, who was lying next to the anti-tank fighter, decisively issued an order: "Shoot!"

Following the order, a rocket with a white smoke tail flew towards the T-34 tank on the road in the distance.