Chapter 1300： Faster than who

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The moment the shell flew out of the muzzle, two versions of the original shell were dropped, the wings of the tail stretched, and the speed of the warhead began to drop.

From the outside, the 75mm secondary gun is very small. Compared with the 128mm cannon, it is almost like a matchstick. Moreover, it has a smaller diameter than the 75mm gun equipped on the Panther 2. For a short period of time, in this way, the only way to improve its performance is to use new types of bombs.

Although the artillery is somewhat different, the ammunition is universal. Now the 75mm armor-piercing projectiles on the mouse tank are almost all of this sub-caliber armor-piercing projectile.

This is also the reason why the gunners of the mouse tank would rather use the 128mm gun than the 75mm gun, because the cost of this armor-piercing projectile is almost twice that of the 128mm blunt-headed armor-piercing projectile.

In the air, the tungsten alloy bullet core is flying while reducing its speed. At the same time, its flying speed is almost unaffected by it. In this second, the opposite tank did not make any maneuvers at all.

In the mobile combat of tanks, sudden braking is often used. Experienced shooters will design the advance amount. If the tank brakes suddenly, the shells will fly past the front.

However, in the opposite process, if you stop, you can only rely on rapid acceleration. Before the opponent's shell arrives, walk out at least half of the captain to avoid the opponent's blow.

This is also the performance that can only be achieved by tanks with 1200 or 1500 horsepower diesel engines and advanced hydraulic gearboxes in later generations. In this era, no tank can do this, even the German Panther 3 Tanks will not work either.

Now, the Stalin tank has stopped, and it did not expect the Germans to attack so quickly!

If the mouse tank still uses the main gun to fight back, it will take time to reload. It is absolutely impossible to fire after a second. Now, this tank, which almost stopped just now, has been hit by a second 75mm armor-piercing shell. To get in touch.

The rounded turret, with a good shape to avoid bullets, after the 75mm armor-piercing projectile hit the turret, there was no ricochet, and a small hole was steadily opened and started to drill in.

Compared with previous armor-piercing bullets, the biggest advantage of this sub-caliber armor-piercing bullet is that the opening that needs to be opened is very small, its diameter is small, the hole that needs to be pierced is small, and it will lose less energy.

Anyway, it doesn't directly kill the enemy by hitting the warhead, and there is not much difference in the quality of the warhead.

The Soviets were very proud of the Stalin tank. In previous battles, it even withstood the 88mm Tiger tank shells. But now, a 75mm armor-piercing shell like a steel needle is still given to it. Breakdown.

When the armor-piercing projectile got inside the turret, it bounced back and forth three or four times inside, stirring up the inside of the turret, but fortunately, it did not explode.

The front hatch was opened, and only the driver limped out of it. One of his feet was cut off. He thought that the tank was about to explode, and he rolled down on the ground.

Kill one again, and now, there are three tanks left!

Just when Hans opened fire on this tank, Captain Kurt was already observing the other three vehicles. Among them, the nearest one was already close to 200 meters, which was a very dangerous distance!

"Turn right fifteen degrees, Stalin tank, 200 meters away, open fire!" Kurt shouted loudly.

For a mature tank, at least three crew members are required in the turret.

The commander is responsible for observing the surrounding situation and directing the target to the gunner, while the gunner is responsible for quickly operating the tank gun to aim and shoot, while the loader is responsible for loading the bombs. The three people work together to achieve maximum efficiency.

The mouse tank has two loader due to its sufficient internal space and heavy shells.

At this time, the No. 1 loader loaded the 128mm cannon, and the No. 2 loader loaded the 75mm cannon. Everything was in order. Just as Hans was turning the turret, the 75mm tank gun was loaded again. , 128mm shells are still being loaded semi-automatically.

At a distance of 200 meters, even if you don’t need sights, you can directly rely on experience. The German tankers are, and the Soviets are even more so.

When it was discovered that the mouse tank could not be penetrated at a distance of 300 meters, the Soviet tank soldiers even risked their lives and approached the distance of 200 meters, when the German tank turret turned and prepared to fire at him. At that time, the bold captain ordered the firing.

They only have one chance.

Yes, it was just a chance. In the previous battle, the German tanks showed strong performance, that is, the loading speed was too fast. The split 122mm tank gun was too slow to load the shells. They did not have a second. You can only play once!

"Fire!" On the Stalin tank, following the command of the commander, a fireball from the muzzle of the tank flew out with black smoke, and the whole tank swayed a bit This distance is terrible. , They had no time to reload again, so, just after firing, the Stalin tank did not retreat. On the contrary, the tank driver drove the tank and continued to rumbling forward.

Run backwards, can't run the opponent's shells, run forward, maybe you can find new fighters, before destroying the opponent, you can only move forward, not back!

In World War II, the Soviet tankers were the most tragic and brave.

They often drove tanks that were inferior to the Germans, such as using the T-34 to besiege Tiger tanks. They relied on the tactics of tank seas. The sacrifice of part of the tanks pave the way for the other part to sneak behind the opponent.

Now, they still have the same idea. By attracting the firepower of the other side, they can create opportunities for the tanks next to them.

It all depends on how fast the German tanks fire, and in this regard, the Germans have always been a miracle party.

"Boom!" Almost at the same time that the Stalin tank fired, the mouse tank also fired, and the shells of both sides were flying towards each other quickly.

If you can look closely, you can see that the thick smoke of the mouse tank does not come from the main gun, but from the secondary gun!

In contrast, 75mm shells are loaded faster. When it is found that 75mm armor-piercing shells can penetrate the opponent, Hans no longer wastes 128mm shells loading time.

The 122mm shell flew over first, after all, it was the Soviets firing a few tenths of a second earlier.

The shell did not hit the turret, but hit the lower body of the mouse tank!

The Soviet tankers, of course, did not only know how to rush forward. They also had tactics. When they found that the 122mm tank gun could not destroy the opponent's turret, they simply greeted the opponent's hull!