But it is impossible to accurately describe what happened.

Has his tank been smashed?

Didn’t the enemy fire a fire? The enemy didn’t fire a fire?

How is it possible...

Soviet tanks all need to fire!

During the Battle of Nomenhan, Soviet tanks also had to fire guns, right?

Why did the Eighth Route tanks defeat themselves without firing artillery?

My head is dizzy, and the more I think about it, the more I am wrong.

"boom……"

"boom……"

Zhou Weiguo continued to accelerate.

The Type 59 tank continued to gallop forward.

Another Japanese bead tank hit.

"Bang!"

"Crazy..."

It was also a crushing shatter.

What is a bit exaggerated is that fragments of the Japanese tank actually splashed.

The two tank soldiers inside were also knocked to fly up. When they landed, they kicked their legs and then there was no movement.

But they were not lucky. This time they were directly hit and killed.

However, the Type 59 tank's speed increased and the impact became even more fierce.

Yang Yue remembered a word:

Seventy yards.

This is the impact of seventy yards.

The two sides are not on the same level at all. They are completely one-sided crushing.

Or massacre.

"Bang!"

"Crazy..."

The third Japanese tank was smashed.

The Type 59 tank crushed over with a loud bang, and only a pile of debris remained on the ground.

I didn't see the Japanese tank soldiers. I guess they should not crush them into pieces together with the Douding tank. There was no human form at all.

"Baga!"

"Baga!"

The other Japanese tanks were furious.
Chapter completed!