Prohibition of Interference. Book 2. Tactical Level. Макс Глебов

Lieutenant gave me a questioning look, and I turned to the crew leader.

      “Fire!”

      I covered my ears with my hands and opened my mouth to soften the impact of the sound wave, but the effect of the B-4 shot still exceeded my expectations. A howitzer of special power is not a very humane thing for one's own crew.

      The Sergeant went about loading the gun, while the Senior Lieutenant and I had no choice but to wait. I closed my eyes and watched the flight of the shell with interest. The computer was drawing a dotted line of projected trajectory, and it was obvious that it would not be an exact hit, but the result was still not bad.

      Примечания

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      A Panzer Group is an operational large formation, which would more commonly be called a tank army. This term was used in the armed forces of Nazi Germany during World War II. The Panzer Group had up to a thousand tanks, combined into two or four corps. In total the Panzer Group consisted of up to five tank divisions, three or four motorized divisions, and up to six infantry divisions.