But this time, the US military is obviously disappointed again.

While the cannon was still roaring, Qin Chuan led his soldiers out of the high ground and climbed the top position along the traffic trench... In fact, the traffic trench no longer exists. If it weren't for the fact that there was a mountaintop, Qin Chuan and others wouldn't believe that this was the Enna Highland they had been.

As soon as the soldiers climbed to the top of the mountain, they shot bullets "huh" from the opposite side of the position.

It was an anti-aircraft machine gun built by the Americans on the opposite high ground... Although it was more than 100 meters lower than the Enna High ground, it could barely see here and use the anti-aircraft machine gun to suppress the fire.

Then several mortar shells exploded near the soldiers, which were also mortar shells fired from the opposite high ground.

This may be a good tactic. It uses anti-aircraft machine guns and mortars to suppress the German army. At the same time, the US military quickly jumped towards the top of the mountain under their cover... Once the US military rushed to the top of the mountain, a row of grenades would surge up like a tide and then tied the German army to the bayonet.

But the US military ignored one thing: Enna was always higher than the US military's high ground.

Since it is higher than the US military, it means that there are always some places where you can see the US military from the Enna Highlands, but the US military cannot see or can only see a small part of the location.

So, this is the time for the sniper to come into play.

Qin Chuan winked at Kuhn, and Kuhn knew it and ran away with Qin Chuan.

Qin Chuan ran along the edge line for a while, then found a position and squatted down and held the gun in his hand to prepare for shooting.

A gunshot from "Bang!" Kuhn fired at the other end.

Kuhn shot randomly, in order to attract the attention of the US military, and he ran away immediately after the shot.

The US military, who had little combat experience, was indeed deceived. The anti-aircraft machine gun immediately fired rows of bullets at Kuhn's original position, and mortar shells also followed one after another.

However, at this moment, Qin Chuan raised his gun here and pulled the trigger almost while the sight of the sight locked a US military.

With a "bang", the sound of machine guns stopped abruptly, and the US soldiers leaned back and fell to the ground.

Another US military machine gunner was not slow either, so he immediately turned the gun and aimed at Qin Chuan. But just as he was about to pull the trigger, the other end had a "bang"... The bullet fired by Kuhn knocked the machine gunner to the ground.

Then there was another "bang", and it was Qin Chuan's turn this time.

Qin Chuan and Kuhn shot each other and quickly suppressed several machine guns and mortars on the US high ground... This is actually very cooperative. The reason is that the K98K is a bolt-pull-pull-type rifle with a slow firing rate and many targets on the opposite high ground. Sometimes, no matter how fast your hands are, you cannot kill the target in time.

At this time, the two people must work together to kill those targets that pose a threat in a timely manner.

This may seem simple, but as long as there is a poor cooperation, such as two people aiming at the same target and firing, the result may result in the sniper being suppressed by the enemy or even being killed or killed.

However, this scene did not happen. The cover firepower on the US high ground was quickly suppressed by the sniper rifles of Qin Chuan and Kuhn and could not move... This is also one of the reasons why the armies of various countries vigorously developed snipers at this time. It was just a rifle and a few bullets. At such a low cost, it could exert effects that could not be achieved by mortars, machine guns, etc. in well-trained snipers.

The US military, who rushed to the mountain, was a little anxious when they saw that the cover unit was suppressed. They knew that if they were delaying, their own scene would soon appear again: the Germans shot rows of bullets at them condescendingly, and they didn't even see the shadow of the enemy.

So as the officer shouted, the US military rushed to the top of the mountain with bayonets... They obviously planned to enter the German positions before the Germans were ready to defend themselves.

Although the US military is not good at close combat, they are of course more willing to choose between hand-to-hand combat when the number of people is disproportionate and always in unfavorable terrain.

However, this is just their wishful thinking.

With a whistle, the German soldiers ignited the grenades that had been prepared long ago and threw them to the other side... The characteristic of the ridgeline of the top position is that this side is the reverse slope and the other side is the forward slope. That is to say, the soldiers swung the grenades outward and threw them to the American soldiers who were charging in the forward slope. The German soldiers didn't even have to show their heads.

Then, a roar and screams of American soldiers came from the front slope.

Soon there were another whistle, and grenades were thrown from the other end of the mountain top position in rows... The US military also wanted to use the same method to scatter grenades to counter the German army, but soon found that this didn't work.

First of all, the US military did not know the location and situation of the German army on the other inclined surface, so the grenade was basically dependent on the confusion.

Secondly, the US military is at a low point and the German army is at a high point, which means that the German army can drop grenades at the feet of the US military, but the US military may not necessarily drop grenades at the German position.

Again, what is more important is that the US military uses oval grenades.

Of course, oval grenades have many advantages, such as small size, light weight, easy to carry, etc., but it also has disadvantages... the throwing distance is not as good as that of a wooden handle grenade.

However, this disadvantage is not the point here. The point is that the oval grenade will roll back.

You should know that the US military was under the inclined surface at this time, and the grenades exploded in a time-lapse manner. If they failed to hit the inclined surface... they would roll back into their own camp and explode.

The US military was a group of new recruits, so they certainly did not dare to take this risk, so they could only be bombed by German grenades in batches.

Not long after, the US military had to leave a bunch of corpses under the cover of mortars and retreat.

"Damn!" Major General Alan cursed in anger: "Can the Germans not be killed? Did they come out of the ground?!"

"They came out of the ground!" A voice rang behind Major General Alan.

Major General Alan looked back and saw that it was General Patton. He hurriedly went up to shake hands with General Patton.

"General, you shouldn't be here!" said Major General Alan.

"Or where else can I go?" Barton replied: "Stay with those British idiots?"

As he said that, Patton raised his telescope and looked towards Enna Highlands.

In fact, Major General Allen is right. The US military system actually does not allow army commanders like General Patton to go to the front line. They should stay in the command center to coordinate the entire army's operations, supply in the rear, and contact with superiors.
Chapter completed!