Storm - swept across the battlefield of Berlin!!

This was the largest counterattack launched after Wang Weiyi's return, and this counterattack will also lay the foundation for the entire Berlin defense battle.

All the power that Berlin can use is put into the battlefield.

The first to be attacked by the French 29th Infantry Division, and the first to be destroyed was also this French unit.

You can't say that Avino and his French soldiers did not do their best. Most of them fought to the last moment. The reasons for their failure were actually many aspects.

But no matter what, they eventually failed.

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After the captain Qiyeng surrendered, General Avino had actually lost any chance of winning. The only thing he could do now is the same:

Continue to fight to the end or surrender.

In fact, Ivino had already thought of this answer when the German army began to launch a counterattack.

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Continue to fight? It is impossible to lose so many main forces.

Surrender may be a shame for a soldier, but it also has one advantage, which can protect your soldiers to the greatest extent.

He is a soldier, not an executioner, and he will never resist stubbornly when the defeat is decided.

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Moreover, he had an unknown idea. He wanted to study the German army at a close distance and see why they could still win under such a disadvantage.

After the war, all prisoners of war will be released sooner or later, and at that time, they may be able to fulfill their dreams:

Be a screenwriter! Demonstrate war to everyone in the form of a movie

At 2:30 pm on March 21, 1966, Major General Aveno, commander of the 29th Infantry Division of the French, ordered all the officers and soldiers of the division to stop resisting and surrender to the German army.

He himself contacted the German troops that had already attacked his division headquarters at 2:40 and announced his surrender.

The surrender of the 29th Infantry Division caught the Allied Command off guard, which completely disrupted their entire deployment. The Allied Commander-in-Chief Westmoreland angrily accused Avino of being a "coward and traitor" and betrayed the Allied forces with his own selfishness.

But in the face of Westmoreland's accusations, Ivino had a clear conscience and wrote in his post-war memoirs:

"Some people think I am a traitor and a coward, but I never regretted the decision that day... I actually had another choice at that time, which was to give up my troops and surrender alone, but I gave up this choice because, this was the act of a real coward... This was a war that should not have happened, but it still happened. The French soldiers were bleeding for this war that should not have been bleeding... I would be criticized and abused for a long time, but I thought I had made the most correct choice... Sometimes such a choice requires great courage...."

Yes, surrender is actually not a shameful act in certain periods of time.

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What made Westmoreland angry was that the rhythm on the battlefield had been controlled by the Germans. After the surrender of the 29th French Infantry Division, the left wing of the Allied Front Forces opened. The 2nd Armored Cavalry Division of the US Army became the main target of the Germans.

At 3:00 pm on the 21st, the German Supreme Commander Ernst.

Marshal Breme issued an order to attack:

For the final victory of Germany - advance!

This is a terrifying battle, this is a storm that makes the earth tremble!

All the senior German officers appeared on the front line and fought resolutely to fulfill Marshal Ernst's orders.

The one who suddenly came to the front was still the pride of Germany - the Skeleton Division.

This unit full of German honors showed an unstoppable momentum from the beginning of the counterattack.

They had the capital to be proud of themselves. At the most difficult time of the defense war in Berlin, their old commander, Ernst.

Marshal Breme always fought with them.

And when the counterattack began Ernst.

Marshal Breme is still on the road of assault with them!

Countless tanks appeared on the battlefield, and countless assault guns accompanied the brave soldiers to advance together.

As their old rival, Lieutenant General Corrett, the 2nd Armored Cavalry Division of the US Army, had a headache.

Since the Berlin offensive and defensive battle, he has seen victory countless times, but the Germans have shattered such hopes countless times. He has been under pressure from the Allied Command and the country, and he has no way out.

If the first failure can barely find an excuse, then if the carefully prepared second Berlin offensive and defensive battle fails again, he will lose all his face.

What is the most important thing about being a soldier? That is their unshakable glory!

Originally, Lieutenant General Corrett was also commanded by Italy's Akmot Armored Division, but out of contempt and distrust of the Italian army, Lieutenant General Corrett never used this unit after the outbreak of the battle. However, the situation now is completely unfamiliar, and Lieutenant General Corrett had to activate the Italian Akmot Armored Division.

When the order was received, the Italian general Taziwona was a little complacent. These arrogant Americans always thought they were so great. Now, they finally should bow their heads to the Italians?

Let them see what Italians really are!

General Tazivona's courage is worthy of praise - he overlooked a small problem: the combat effectiveness and combat determination of the troops!

When General Tazivona issued a battle order, Italian soldiers of the Akmot Armored Division were playing a game that was popular all over the world, and it was also the favorite game for Italians:

football!

This is a tradition for the division. There is always a football match held every year, and the winner will receive a commemorative cup signed by the division commander.

The match between the 7th Armored Brigade and the 8th Armored Brigade is in full swing. In the last year's game, Brigadier General Naz's 7th Armored Brigade unfortunately lost to the 8th Armored Brigade commanded by Brigadier Volvona. For a whole year, the officers and soldiers of the 7th Armored Brigade had to endure the ridicule and sarcasm of the 8th Armored Brigade every day.

Failure on the battlefield is not a great thing, losing a football game is the most important thing.

After receiving the order from General Tazivona, the game had already reached the second half, and the 7th Armored Brigade led 1:0.

There are 30 minutes left to end, Brigadier General Volvona of the 8th Armored Brigade asked: "Mr. Naz, are you really going to finish the game?"

"Yes, Mr. Volvona." Natsu touched his pretty mustache: "If you are afraid of losing the game, I would be willing to execute the general's orders now."

"There are 30 minutes left to end, Mr. Naz." Volvona said coldly: "The finale will always appear before the end of the game."

So these two Italian generals temporarily threw the order to send troops into their minds

A moment that made Volvona ecstatic appeared, as he predicted, in the 89th minute of the game, the 8th Armored Brigade scored a goal!

1:1!

The whistle at the end of the game was blew.

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Natsu was obviously dissatisfied with the result: "Do you think we should have overtime, Mr. Volvona?"

Volvona's confidence was fully inspired by the end of the game: "Of course, Mr. Natsu."

While the 2nd American Armored Cavalry Division was waiting for reinforcements, the overtime of the Akmot Armored Division football match began.

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To be continued...