"The people of all Soviet Union are watching you. Hold on for three months, you are the heroes of the alliance!" There were 100,000 Soviet troops sent to Novosibirsk together with Stalin's personal instructions. At this time, most of the Soviet troops north of Lake Baikal had gathered, and even many temporary recruits were pushed to the front line of the tug-of-war between the two sides before they had time to train.

Opposite them is the 24th Legion of Li Tiehan, who is underpowered.

Even though the transport planes were busy day and night, the 24th Legion only transported three divisions. The other transportation forces were concentrated in the Ural region.

The Soviet Union's shadow troops not only emerged on the Western Front, but also continued to emerge like mushrooms in the Ural region.

Although Stalin focused on the Western Front, there were hundreds of factories that Russia migrated to the Urals in recent years. With the nearby resources, even if the Soviet Union abandoned the Far East, the Urals would not give up in vain. In addition, it also needed to prevent the Chinese army from continuing to move westward and protect the industrial area west of the Urals, so the Soviet Russian army on the Ural front had rapidly grown to 600,000 people.

No matter how many rookies had just picked up guns, these troops brought great pressure to the Pioneer Army. The Pioneer Army's air transport corridors continuously transported troops to the Ural region, and even the defense line in the Ural River to the south, requiring a large number of troops to support.

Of the 270,000 troops arranged west of Novosibirsk, 100,000 are concentrated in the Ural region, and two other divisions are defensive to the enemy from Central Asia. One division's army defends against enemies from the north, and three divisions specially drawn out to attack the resistance forces in various regions. At this time, the Soviet Russian troops who were suddenly airborne by the Chinese army and dispersed. There are at least 200,000 in the Ural and Western Siberia regions.

Although they lacked heavy weapons and sufficient ammunition supplies, this resistance force slowly gathered under the influence of the Red Organization after surviving the initial chaos, which also caused a headache for the garrisoned vanguard troops.

The remaining three divisions of Li Tiexia had less than 60,000 troops from Omsk to Novosibirsk. The garrison consumed one division first, and he had only two divisions to attack the east, but when he encountered Novosibirsk, Li Tiexia, who had always been seeking victory, chose to defend.

This is a strategic policy formulated by the General Staff of the Pioneer Army. It does not require Li Tiehy to attack Lake Baikal all the way, but to defend against reinforcements from the eastern Soviet Union and wait for the support of the Pioneer Army on the north side of the eastern front.

Behind him, the four vanguard army heading north saw hope of victory step by step. Li Tiexia naturally chose the safest way and spent the Soviets in Novosibirsk City.

Li Tiexia, who sent half of the division to Jing'an, personally led one and a half divisions, but he was able to continue to maintain his strength against the Soviet army, relying entirely on the powerful heavy artillery weapons provided by the second sub-base.

Li Tiexia, who received more than 200 heavy artillery pieces of more than 150 mm, was still conservative in his fighting style. He was relatively small in strength and was unwilling to consume his troops. In street fighting, he just used the heavy firepower that overwhelmed the Soviets and adopted a flat push method. More than 200 heavy artillery pieces were placed, and he used artillery fire to erode the Soviet defense system of Novosibirsk City little by little.

He didn't ask for more. When the heavy artillery shells blew up a piece of area into ruins, the infantry of the vanguard army pushed up and cleared the ruins.

Unfortunately, the busy Meng Xiang didn't care about it here, and might tell him that this approach was not too good. Stalingrad and Leningrad were also blown into ruins by German heavy artillery and planes, but the ruins did not mean that they were smoothed out from the earth. A large number of ruins became better places for the enemy to hide and ambush. In modern street fighting, the remaining enemies in complete buildings were better cleaned up than the ruins with complex terrain.

But it is obvious that Li Tiehy believed more about the power of heavy artillery. The bombardment of heavy artillery also lived up to his expectations. The irritable artillery fire destroyed directly to the Soviet defensive army.

If a shot is bombarded, even if the soldiers who escaped the fate of the shells will be severely injured by the shock wave, they will even be directly killed by the shock wave.

"Idiot, don't climb on the ground!" Diminev squatted under a chest-high concrete wall foundation, and shouted loudly at a recruit who was crawling on the ground not far from his feet, but his shout was soon interrupted by the roar of a 230mm heavy artillery shell above his head.

The shells that hit the ground made a huge shock sound from the ground. The recruit who was lying on the ground, who strictly followed the instructor's anti-cannon rules, was suddenly bounced from the ground, spitting out a mouthful of blood mixed with internal organs, and then fell back into a pool of blood.

Dimenev, who was opening his mouth wide to adapt to the vibration of the air, ignored the huge shock of his chest, and wiped the blood from his nostrils. He turned his last pitiful gaze on the body of the motionless recruit.

Even if his internal organs survived by cushioning with posture were damaged, the only effective way to survive under heavy artillery was to measure the distance for luck.

Knowing that he had already stepped into hell with one foot, Diminev had no time to feel sad, so he continued to pick up the Mosin-Nagan rifle, held it on the wall base, and aimed at a place with thick smoke. His dizzy head clearly remembered that the direction was the direction of the attack of the Chinese infantry.

A figure quickly rushed out of the smoke. Diminev, who had been staring in that direction, pulled the trigger in a conditioned manner.

His bleeding ears could no longer hear the turbulence of gunfire in the air, but his eyes brushed by blood could see the figure falling down in front of the blood-red background.

But soon two other figures that emerged from the smoke soon burst out Somi's unique rhythm.

"What a pity!" Dimenev, who had shrunk his head, finally fell to Somi's rain of bullets after two shots. He had seen the fallen soldier being carried down at the last glance, and he couldn't help but feel a little regret in his heart.

"Xiangzi, Xiangzi! Wake up! Don't sleep! Wake up!" Chen Tiedan bent down and ran back with Li Xiang on his back, shouting loudly behind.

"Diet, I can't!" Li Xiang, who had fainted from a huge force in his chest and a piercing pain, woke up again. The strength in his body seemed to flow away with the blood from a gunshot wound on his chest. Even speaking was difficult.

"The instructor has long said that this kind of bulletproof vest can only prevent shells and shrapnel, and the old Russians can't stand it. But you don't listen and they rush to the forefront every time. Now those Russians are learning to bend down and hiding on the side to fire cold guns. Isn't this a hit?" Chen Tiedan tried his best to bend down and slow down his movements, while complaining with distress.

The expensive vests of bulletproof vests make it impossible for even the vanguard troops to be fully popularized and can only be used in special teams.

Among the troops involved in street fighting and front-line charges in the Pioneer Army, a large number of American m12 infantry bulletproof vests were equipped with. This bulletproof vest, which was combined with high-strength nylon and aluminum alloy, was a product before June 1945, can enjoy cheap supply from the base. This has a higher cost-effectiveness than the expensive T52 and M1951 models after World War II, and can also allow the Pioneer Army to have a large amount of equipment.

Although it cannot resist rifle bullets, it still has some resistance to submachine guns and pistol bullets. The biggest function is similar to bulletproof helmets, which is to prevent damage from shell fragments.

"Chen Zidan, what about the first aid knowledge you learned? They have filled it into the dog's belly. I forgot to bandage it urgently?" A bearded sergeant who was coming to the fire of a gun, looked at Li Xiang who was lifted to the stretcher by the sanitation officer and shouted at Chen Tiedan.

"I used Baiyao and bandages, but I couldn't stop the blood!" Chen Tiedan defended in a low voice. All the vanguard troops will receive emergency treatment training, and everyone also brings first aid kits around. The whiteyao and bandages inside are essential, such as medicinal, medicinal cotton, bandages, etc.

"Is this what you are learning to bandage? Is your instructor who is the veterinarian?" The sergeant continued to yell while bandaging Li Xiang's wound again.

Chen Tiedan was immediately ashamed. When he was studying, he was a little careless. This battlefield emergency treatment subject was almost qualified, but now he has almost forgotten it. He just randomly stuffed the first aid kit into the wound. He knew that his level was not good, so he hurriedly came to the battlefield health team with Li Xiang on his back.

The sergeant's hands kept moving, and after a while of proficiency, he would handle it properly.

"He is seriously injured and must be sent to the hospital in the position behind immediately." He wiped the sweat from his forehead with his sleeves and instructed in a low voice.

He is just a health worker in the health team. Emergency treatment is OK, but he is not a qualified field doctor.

Even though the training centers of the base continue to produce doctors, more than 30 medical schools in China have been built like mushrooms after a rain. However, the newly opened stalls cannot meet the huge demands of the military and civilians at all. Especially now that the medical security system is still being implemented in China, doctors are even short of doctors. They can only rely on non-commissioned officers with some basic basics to provide primary assistance first, identify lightly, and deal with them separately.

A multi-functional armored infantry vehicle has been waiting not far away, but the logo on it is not a red cross, but a sign that is somewhat similar, but is composed of needles, red and black Tai Chi diagrams, gourds and herbs.

Like the Red Cross and the Red Crescent Moon, the logo of China's own unique medical and nursing assistance system is becoming increasingly recognized by the world. (To be continued)

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