In fact, this German helicopter is not in a hovering state, because of its structure, it can be similar to a hovering flight state. In fact, this plane is flying around the battlefield at a slow speed, but compared with the fixed aircraft, it can be regarded as a stop.

"Machine gun team can’t find it! There is a sea of fire over there, and I don’t know if I can find Ivan and them … "The guerrilla called Menshaq hung a Grenade around his waist and carried a Mosinnagan rifle. Looking at the reckless fire in the sky, the German plane shouted to his chief," I think I can fight that far and have that thing … "
They found a German iron fist rocket launcher on the battlefield near the forest somewhere, and even more importantly, they found a rocket next to this rocket launcher. This weapon was immediately treasured by this guerrilla group and prepared to deal with German tanks when necessary.
However, it seems that there is something that can deal with the German armed helicopter that is hanging in the sky, so the guerrilla captain did not hesitate and immediately nodded to Mensak to find their "anti-tank team".
The guerrilla captain is very single-minded. He knows that once the team is destroyed, everything will be a waste. He has no spare capacity and is bent on causing the greatest trouble to the Germans in front of him.
So a Soviet guerrilla kneeling at the edge of a big tree carried the anti-tank rocket on his shoulder. Behind him, a skinny guerrilla who studied this weapon for many days stuffed the damaged anti-tank rocket into the rocket launcher.
"It should be ok!" The skinny guerrilla nodded to Shaq on one side of the door and said, "You should be able to shoot down that German plane if you pull the trigger."
As he spoke, the thin guerrilla pointed to the distant machine gun and kept shooting at the German helicopter. The Soviet guerrilla in front of him knelt down to launch his weapon and aimed it at the sight and pressed it against the fuselage of the distant helicopter. Then he found a more deadly problem.
"hey! I said that helicopter is moving! It’s not always still there, it’s still moving! " The rocket launcher reported to Shaq, a side door, "What will happen to us if I hit it and miss it?"
Menshaq frowned and shouted at him, "Fire quickly! If you wait a little longer, we will all die! " He had a bad tone, and when he spoke, he put his hand on the body of a gun carrying a Mosinnagan rifle.
The rocket launcher was so scared that the rocket launcher quickly aimed at the helicopter and then suddenly pulled the trigger-a thick white smoke spewed out from behind the rocket launcher, and the thin Soviet guerrilla behind the rocket launcher was pushed out by great force and screamed and fell unconscious.
The rocket sprayed the flame and rushed to the German helicopter in the distance. The direction was very close to the ground. There was such a big movement. The natural helicopter saw clearly that the German shooter was shooting at the machine gun and immediately shouted "Rocket! Get it up! Quickly rise! "
The captain was trying his best to stabilize the helicopter and give the machine gun shooter a stable attack platform, but suddenly the shooter screamed in the earphone, and there was a word in this call that made his guts crack. He really wanted to know what a group of guerrillas should have without heavy weapons, but they would have rockets, which are such a damn big killer.
So he quickly controlled the plane to rise as fast as possible and turned his plane around as small as possible to face the enemy. The rocket rocked so violently that two "passengers" behind the helicopter almost fell off the plane. Fortunately, the safety rope saved his life.
The ground support fire also temporarily stopped, because the fuselage swung and the machine gun lost its shooting angle. Anyway, the whole "Clairvoyance 3" helicopter was in a hurry, and the co-pilot even shouted that he was going to be shot down
Unfortunately, the scene of people collapsing appeared, and the rocket deviated from the direction of the helicopter far and far away. Looking at the trajectory root, the helicopter was climbing. When the captain saw the white smoke from the incoming rocket from his cockpit, the rocket finally lost its lifting power halfway and plunged into it.
Unfortunately, the designed range of this rocket is 2 meters. German infantry are familiar with this kind of thing, and shooters usually have a distance of 15 meters, so it is not guaranteed to be accurate because it is farther away.
Soviet guerrillas don’t know how far this thing can hit, and they also misjudged the firmness of the helicopter that looks very close and its actual distance. It is very difficult to judge the size and distance of an aircraft that has never been seen before, especially for a group of amateurs who have no corresponding experience.
In fact, it would be better if these guerrillas directly pointed their rifles at the helicopter fire. Of course, they didn’t know that it was understandable that this kind of thing ultimately pinned their hopes on a more powerful rocket launcher.
But now they want to prove the function of German rocket launcher against helicopter-not as reliable as Mosinnagan, and this rocket launcher not only failed to shoot down the German plane, but also exposed its launching position …
Menshak watched in horror as the rocket dropped a hundred meters high halfway. He didn’t know what would happen. His mind was full of doubts about whether the German weapon was defective, but he didn’t lose an old guerrilla. He was alert and confused. At the same time, he found out from the corner of his eye that the helicopter had pointed its nose in his direction in the distance.
So this poor menshak scurried about, just like when they tried to attack the German railway and met the German patrol armored train. At that time, they were swept all the way by the armored train’s 3 mm caliber anti-aircraft guns, and dozens of guerrillas were beaten to pieces. Today, this scene is his nightmare.
The rocket launcher turned his head and looked at the thin partner who was blown half dead by the afterjet gas. He didn’t find that the helicopter had not been shot down by himself. When he was frightened and realized that there was a powerful enemy on his back, two 2 mm caliber guns on the helicopter nose came in a storm.
Mensak didn’t escape from the range of machine gun shooting, and the helicopter had an advantage against this kind of wandering target because it could be stopped approximately. These people were quickly covered with dense machine guns. In the fire, Mensak was punched with two huge holes, and the dirt was scattered several meters away.
The German infantry detachment quickly turned into a battlefield cleaning role. Except for a few unfortunate people who surrendered and were shot on the spot, most people, including guerrilla captains, were killed. The escape route to hunt down the defeated enemy is another advantage of the helicopter. It runs faster than most enemies, and people often escape without firing back-it’s just a helicopter battle paradise, isn’t it?
However, for German helicopter pilots, the battle is not always so beautiful, even when dealing with guerrillas and other opponents without heavy weapons, Odin helicopter is still very fragile, and losses have been recorded, some of which were shot down by enemy rifles.
Throughout the Eastern Front War in April 1939, three helicopters of the German Army Air Force crashed for various reasons. However, due to the continuous extension of these helicopters, the pass rate of the German supply line was doubled, and the rampant Soviet guerrillas were effectively curbed.
Chapter 932 933 machine gun position
Why did the Soviet Union launch the Battle of South Kursk in a hurry? We should start with the fact that the top leaders of the Soviet Union learned that the Japanese army was trying to attack the Far East of the Soviet Union northward. We should know that the Soviet Union was once a powerful and huge country, which spanned Eurasia and had a vast territory and huge population resources.
If we knew that Japan was trying to attack the Far East in the past time, the Soviet leaders would probably laugh as a joke after dinner, saying that even in the early stage of the Soviet-German war, the Soviet Union maintained its superior forces against the Japanese in the Far East.
But now things have changed a little bit. The main force of the Soviet Far East has been transferred to the western front, and the remaining troops are only reserves. Obviously, everyone has no bottom in their hearts to stop the Japanese army from attacking face to face.
You know, the Soviet Union’s Far East has always maintained its military superiority, so it has always maintained a high-pressure offensive posture. This is also the main reason why the Japanese East Army has built fortifications in the northeast of China. Now the conversion between attack and defense has been reversed. Those who have defense lines have to attack and those who have not repaired defense need to defend-it really smells like things are always resistant
In the end, the Soviet high-level officials felt that it was necessary to quickly stabilize and retreat to the western front, otherwise there would be no effective resource supply base for the whole Soviet Union, and the Baku oil field near Stalingrad was disturbed by the Germans, which had already made ends meet; If there is another problem with the supply route from the United States in the Far East, then the Soviet Union will really be in trouble.
So Stalin was in a hurry, and he decided that he would rather give up Moscow than keep Stalingrad, which would at least give him a chance to restore Soviet resources and give the Soviet Union the capital to organize a counterattack and recapture strategy in the Far East or the Western Front. He took the initiative with this idea that the main force of the Soviet Red Army in South Kursk region and the main force of Germany competed for the strategic initiative of the Soviet-German battlefield.
Unfortunately, neither Stalin nor zhukov thought that it was so difficult for Germany’s main force, the G Regiment, to gnaw at a hard bone. The Soviet army did not have the ability to swallow this regiment at the moment. You know, the Soviet high-level had experience in fighting the German Liszt E Regiment. They generally believed that even the G Regiment was more elite than the E Regiment, and it was not what it used to be. The Soviet army was also sure to wipe out this German elite.
After thousands of calculations, they still misjudged the German armored forces, and the Soviet Union’s high-level officials overestimated the combat capability of the German armored forces before they were proved-they still underestimated the Germans’ fighting capacity against the sky.
It is precisely because of this that we want to save the Baku oil field on the western front quickly. The war plan has been completely shattered, and it may not be a winner for a month. Judging from the current situation, it is likely to drag into the second winter. So the question is now-what about the eastern front and the Far East?
The dim light in the endless mountains in Xing ‘anling area in the northeast of China shone through the dense forest on the face of an ordinary soldier of the Japanese East Army. He hobbled along with his three-type rifle, piled up with soft leaves and looked around warily.
Next to him, another Japanese soldier, also carrying a rifle in his hand and stepping on elastic rotten leaves, walked carefully step by step, and further away, more Japanese soldiers seemed to be so dense that there was no end in sight. They were crossing the Sino-Soviet border or what they called the dangerous "Manchuria border".
Kimura is a standard infantry soldier of the Eastern Army. He carries his own suitcase and an anti-tank mine behind him. He is equipped with standard Japanese imperial infantry equipment. He has never had so many bullets in his pocket. The only regret he feels is that he has to carry these things himself. After all, the logistics supply of the Japanese army has been in the "extremely immature initial exploration stage"
However, it is not good news for grass-roots soldiers to launch an attack on a powerful enemy so rashly. Everyone was trembling when they heard that they were going to attack the Soviet Union. They had heard of the thrilling battle in Nomenkan and knew the fact that the Japanese army lost, which was quite ugly.
So this time, everyone came here with guns, and it was obviously very uneasy. No one knew what it was like to wait for them, and no one knew what the Soviet people would do. They jumped out with a terrible gesture and killed them all.
"I heard the mid-team leader explain the attack route, and I heard that this time we took the mountain road specially and didn’t fight the Soviet tanks." Every army has that kind of divination fire burning brightly, and this kind of person can keep talking even when fighting, and the way to stop shutting up is to remove the bar or break his head.
Do not fight enemy tanks? This news sounds good, but what is it that every infantry must carry an anti-tank mine? I heard that various units have also strengthened engineers, and many people have also trained anti-tank mines as explosive charges. The method of mutually assured destruction of enemy tanks … Anyway, it sounds terrible and makes people feel uncomfortable.
"hey! I said … Fujiwara … "Kimura swallowed a mouthful of saliva and carefully blocked his figure in front of a big tree, and then asked the hexagrams man around him," Isn’t the map saying that there is a village here? What about the village? "
"Don’t you know what the fools in the training department draw maps? They said there was a road here. Did you see it when you came all the way? " The man named Fujiwara Gua left his pie mouth and seemed to be dismissive. His butt moved the plants at his feet to one side and then continued or walked forward.