Karl only then realized that there was a patch of red on his shoulder, and it didn't seem to be the driver's blood.
The moment he realized he was injured, severe pain spread through his brain.
Karl screamed embarrassingly.
This was the memorable first time Lieutenant Karl had participated in a battle.
He cleared his mind, raised his right hand, and held the microphone with his left: "Fire!"
The moment the order was given, Tank 217 opened fire. The enemy's leading vehicle in the approaching column was hit and stopped at 1800 meters, with the second tank crashing into it unsuspectingly.
The Assault Gun Battalion also opened fire, and Lieutenant Karl could see flames rising from the rear of the enemy column.
It seemed that the assault guns were not using the newly issued sub-caliber armor-piercing bullets, but were still loaded with the old ammunition that had an ample charge.
