"Once the machine of war starts, it means death and killing. Since the enemy has chosen this method, we will return the death and killing ten times more than a hundred times. This is the same for any enemy."

— Ernst.

Alexson.

Feng.

Breme. November 1965, Brest Battlefield.

The war machine has been started, in Germany, in Berlin, in the battlefield of Brest. in every place where German soldiers fought.

When the new Skeleton Commando is re-emerged, this means that a new chapter of mythology on the battlefield has begun.

If the enemy likes death and killing - then return them with ten times a hundred times death and killing!

From early in the morning, the Americans began to launch a crazy attack. However, in the face of Brest's tight defense, the Americans did not take any advantage.

During the first attack, they threw down more than ten corpses and had to retreat in a mess. But obviously they had no intention of giving up.

In the second attack, they concentrated their superior forces and tried to make a breakthrough. However, the Germans also fought against each other, using the combined firepower of machine guns and submachine guns, and with the cooperation of grenades, they repelled the enemy's attack again.

Colonel Rorio, the commander of the US military, was obviously a persistent person. When two consecutive attacks were setbacks, he still stubbornly organized the third offensive.

But in terms of combat experience, he and Ernst, who had experienced countless wars.

Baron Breme is so far apart.

Wang Weiyi commanded the commandos and calmly attacked the Americans, especially those commandos with accurate marksmanship led by Sergeant Max, who were all organized by him and found the best shooting position in advance.

These snipers are like ferocious wolves looking for the best time in a chaotic battlefield. Although they have already smelled the smell of blood, they will never show their best hideous minions until the most favorable time.

One blow must be fatal!

The US military cautiously approached some low-level commanders toward the German position. At this time, they could no longer rely on the advantage of artillery fire. They had to make decisions based on their judgment on the battlefield.

This is what Corporal Kamb Nan is like.

He commanded his squad, approaching the enemy carefully, for fear that even a sudden bullet would knock them down, because their advance speed was slower than any squad.

One thing that Corporal Kamb Nan is certain is that the enemy does not have much force, and victory is only a matter of time before it can be achieved. Therefore, how to ensure the lives of oneself and the soldiers in this situation is the first priority.

From this point of view, he is still worthy of respect.

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An officer who cannot ensure the safety of his subordinates is by no means a competent officer.

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So until now, the God of Death has not paid attention to Corporal Kamb Nan and his soldiers.

Corporal Kamb Nan was also very satisfied with his command.

A string of machine gun bullets from the enemy came over, and no one of the US soldiers lying on the ground looked up. After the crazy attack passed, they carefully looked at the surrounding situation and waited for the officer's orders.

"Everyone..." Corporal Kamb Nan raised his head slightly higher.

When he was about to give the order, he suddenly felt something passing through the side of his cheek and was stunned for a moment, then he fell to the ground with a miserable cry: "Oh, damn it, I was shot!"

His sad cry sounded so vaguely—a bullet passed through one cheek on his side.

"Sergeant, don't move." A US soldier was about to approach the corporal, but suddenly fell to the ground.

He is dead.

"Don't move, don't move, there are enemies snipers!" Corporal Kamb Nan shouted with an even more incomprehensible voice.

But he used too much force, and the torn wound made him feel unbearable.

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Sergeant Max put away his sniper rifle and quickly moved a position.

Good record, one death and one injury, and this is just the beginning.

There were also 11 snipers like himself who were hiding in the dark to cooperate with Major Moyor in front of his battle.

This time, the Americans' attack was not repelled by powerful firepower on the front, but was driven away by snipers from God who knew where.

Major Rorio had a headache with these Germans who should be cursed.

Their commanders have a lot of combat experience and know how to choose the most beneficial way for them and defend against Brest at the lowest cost.

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And those damn Canadians are also cursed. They actually chose such a place where the US military's artillery advantage cannot be utilized. What is even more frustrating is that Canadians also stockpile a large amount of weapons and ammunition here.

So, the place that was absolutely beneficial to the defense was easily handed over to the Germans.

General Badger's phone call had been answered. On the phone, the Brigadier General asked about the situation on the battlefield with concern, but he received a frustrating answer.

The Brigadier was a little unhappy and he told Major Rorio sternly that Commander-in-Chief Westmoreland had personally ordered that all the Germans here must be wiped out. In order to meet the commander-in-chief's request, he reinvigorated a battalion of Brest and unified under Major Rorio's command.

Major Rorio felt the heavy pressure on his shoulders.

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God, a small German commando actually received special attention from the Allied General Order.

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Picking up the telescope and looking at the enemy's position, the Germans were busy preparing to meet a new round of challenges for the enemy.

The most eye-catching thing is a battle flag that is flying fiercely on the German positions:

Skeleton Battle Flag!

Just like all Allied officers, Major Rorio had heard of this magical story of the skeleton battle flag since he was a child. On the battlefield, it means an undefeated legend.

The Skeleton Baron is dead, there is no doubt about this, but the existence of the Skeleton Battle Flag still brings great shock to everyone.

They have an instinctive fear of this battle flag in their bones.

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Can you break the myth of the undefeated skeleton battle flag? Major Rorio asked himself countless times in his heart. He did not have much confidence. During World War I and World War II, countless famous or unknown commanders became defeated by this battle flag.

I am just a little major.

Compared with officers like Lieutenant Colonel Carls, Major Rorio is different from them. He always respects the Skeleton Baron and the Skeleton Commando. He even fantasized countless times that if one day he could follow the Skeleton Baron to fight together, how lucky it would be?

However, Creator made people a fool of himself. At this time, he became the enemy of the Skeleton Commando.

"Major, we are ready." The speaker was Captain Christopher: "We are ready to launch a new attack at any time."
To be continued...