"For our honor!" Inside the crater, all the Soviet soldiers clenched their weapons and repeated in a low voice.

Not far from them, a German soldier was patrolling through bullet casings on the battlefield, rummaging through some bodies that might be alive.

Cleaning the battlefield was a dangerous and boring job, and unlike many German troops, the Soviets rarely carried valuables, in fact they were poor and had few personal belongings.

He didn't know that not far in front of him was a group of Soviet soldiers who had gone crazy, ready to put their lives to a final end to the battle.

Just as Guderian and the troops holding on to Red Tekach were cheering, a gunshot began a new battle.

"Phew!" A bullet hit the German soldier who was cleaning the battlefield, and he fell down with a scream, and all the Germans around him immediately fell to their stomachs.

They are all battle-hardened veterans, and their first reaction when they hear the gunshots is to lower their bodies and move their positions.

If you are in a flat area, of course, you will subconsciously choose to lie down. The battlefield, which was overcrowded just now, suddenly became empty.

"There are snipers! There are snipers! The German soldiers lying on the ground shouted and everyone was looking for the location of the man who had fired the shot.

"About seven o'clock!" A soldier holding his weapon didn't dare to look up and shouted.

Everyone heard the gunshots, all of them were veterans who had already experienced battles on the battlefield, and the approximate location could be distinguished.

"Your seven o'clock direction is not my seven o'clock direction! Probably due west! Due West! "A veteran was the first to jump into a crater when he heard the gunshot, and he lay on the edge of the crater and shouted at the friendly troops outside the crater.

"Surrender! We promise not to kill you! Come out! "The battle is over, the victory and defeat here are divided, and the Germans have shown great gratitude.

On the one hand, they want to eliminate the threat as soon as possible, and on the other hand, they also want to get rid of the danger as soon as possible.

"Due West! Prepare to organize machine-gun cover. "Seeing that the other side did not respond, experienced veterans have already begun to organize a counterattack.

Soviet snipers who surrendered were rare, not to mention that he had just shot and killed a German soldier, and the chances of surviving were even smaller.

The Germans also disposed of the snipers they caught, as was the norm. Although there were some captured snipers who survived the war, most of them were killed by both sides.

On the hillside, Guderian, who was standing in front of everyone, was blocked by two guards. While looking around vigilantly, they opened their mouths to persuade: "Your Excellency, General! It's dangerous here, there are Soviet snipers! ”

"I'm standing with my best soldiers, and safety doesn't have to worry about it at all." Guderian waved his hand and said with a smile: "Just let the soldiers deal with it, no fuss." ”

Guderian was not an office commander, he had experienced real battlefields, so he didn't take what was in front of him seriously.

He was a very brave general, and often rushed to the front line of operations in a command car. This time, it was also because he rushed to the front position, so he was able to rush to Red Tekacc in the first place.

"General! For your safety, please follow us back to the armored vehicle! The two guards did not dare to be careless in the slightest, and tried their best to persuade them.

Because of their negligence, Guderian had already experienced dangerous situations several times. Once, because he rushed too close to the front line, Guderian's car was even shelled by the enemy.

On that occasion, Guderian was almost hit by a shell, but thanks to the alert driver, he drove the car down the road and crashed into a drainage ditch, only to avoid the deadly shelling.

But even so, everyone in the car was wounded, and Guderian was slightly wounded, and for a while he could not go back to the front to personally direct the battle.

It seems that the German generals had this kind of chivalry, or rather the tradition of being on the front lines of battle: Rommel also often took risks, and often personally commanded the battles at the front.

When Rommel was in North Africa, he often flew over the troops in his own planes, or drove tanks at the front of tank units.

Guderian was reluctant to leave, he was doing mobilization work, was helping to restore the morale of the main forces with heavy losses.

If you cowardly leave when you hear a gunshot at this time, it will not only fall short, but even you will have to put on a hat that is afraid of death.

If this hat is buttoned up, it may not be able to take it off for the rest of your life! So at this time, Guderian was reluctant to leave, unwilling to joke with his reputation.

After all, although there were gunshots, after all, the distance was far away, and it was still in the direction of the foot of the mountain, so it was impossible to hit him.

"General! Please go to a safe place for a while! The staff and other officers also gathered around, and the troops holding on to Red Tekach also dispersed, all trying to find the direction of the Soviet snipers.

"Suddenly! Dodo! Suddenly, the gunfire became inflamed. Dozens of Soviet troops charged in the direction of Red Tekach, killing two or three German soldiers who were caught off guard.

"And so many?" Approaching one of the Soviet craters, the German soldiers saw the charging Soviet soldiers and were so frightened that they quickly pulled the bolt.

After a crisp "bang", his assault rifle bullet was loaded. Then he poked out the muzzle of his gun, aimed at the charging Soviet troops, and pulled the trigger.

"Suddenly! Dodo! Flames erupted from the muzzle of the gun, and the bullets he fired flew into the crowd of Soviet soldiers, knocking down several charging Soviet soldiers.

These Soviet troops were originally desperate to charge, so they didn't care about the bullets flying around them.

They ran in the direction of Red Tekach until they were smashed into a sieve by bullets and collapsed.

One after another, the Soviets were knocked out by the Germans, who had long been prepared. Rokossovsky, in the crowd, was pushed forward with his submachine gun and gritted his teeth.

Suddenly, a bullet flew out of nowhere and hit him in the chest, causing him to fall down.

He looked at the high ground in the distance, at the red Tekach that was so close at hand, and stretched out his palm.

As if trying to grasp something, he void contracted his five fingers, but he didn't catch anything.

Then, the Soviet general, fell to the ground and closed his eyes.