Chapter 146 Operation Black Panther

"Boom--" continuous explosions sounded in the barracks money. The German army that had just rushed out was blown down by a grenade, and at this time, more Germans rushed out again. Before they could even put on their clothes, wearing shorts and vests, they rushed out with guns. The rifle in Martin's hand opened fire, and the brothers behind him also opened fire.

The fierce shooting, like a storm, killed a group of Germans who rushed out, and some were even hit by bullets as soon as they ran to the door. At this time, Parks and others had occupied the machine gun fortress and turned the muzzle at the barracks. When Martin saw it, he shouted, "Grenade, again! Throw it into the barracks!"

The black grenade was thrown into the barracks like raindrops, and then all the team members quickly retreated to the side of the barracks. They made way for Parks' machine gun position. Then he also raised the gun on the side and waited.

"Boom--" A series of explosions sounded in the barracks. The screams of the Germans came from the barracks. Then a group of Germans were driven out like ducks by grenades. Some people didn't even have a rifle in their hands and came out with empty hands. They raised their hands and shouted loudly. But some Germans held rifles in their hands, and those who wanted to surrender were confused with those who wanted to struggle to death.

Parks has no time to collect prisoners, which means that no matter what kind of German they are, they must die.

"Fire!" Parks gave the order calmly.

The sound of the MG42 machine gun seemed to tear people's hearts in the air. The bullets swept the Germans like raindrops. They were swept by machine guns before they could even shoot a bullet. Their bodies were hit by bullets, splashed with high blood, and their bodies trembled, like drunken people.

"God, God!" As Miller opened his eyes in horror while shooting, he kept nagging. Obviously, this scene was equivalent to a one-sided close-range massacre scene, which completely shocked him.

"Ceasefire, ceasefire!" Parks shouted loudly. Sergeant Martin also made a ceasefire and shouted loudly. After the brothers shot to their heart's content, they felt a little uncontrollable.

"This is war! New recruit eggs!" Gernelly walked past Miller and snorted at him angrily, "If it's against us, the Germans won't be soft either."

Miller opened his mouth and looked at Grenari's back, but he couldn't say a word.

"Martin, with explosives, blew up all the German oil depots. We want to make the German chariots into scrap metal. Parks shouted, "Now it's time for Harry to do it!"

As soon as his voice fell, he heard a violent gunshot, followed by an explosion. Obviously, just as Parks was speaking, Wales took action.

"Are we going to help them?" Grenari came over. At this time, he felt sincere admiration for Parks's successful attack on the Germans again and successfully controlling the oil depot. His language was unconsciously full of expectation. This guy wants to attack again under the leadership of Parks.

Parks smiled and said, "No need. Whether Harry can succeed or not, we can't go there. Now I'm afraid the Germans have been alarmed. They will mobilise a large number of troops to reinforce them. Think about it, how can they sleep when there is gunfire in such an important place? This is a nightmare for them!"

Gerry nodded and said, "Brothers, count it just now. There are nearly a hundred Germans here, and they are almost close to a company. God, we actually killed them all. It's really a great victory.

"The great victory is yet to come, Gnauri!" After saying that, Parks shouted at the position of the oil depot, "Martin, we don't have time. Hurry up."

Martin ran out of the oil depot with his brothers and said to Parks, "It's all ready!" It can explode at any time!"

"Okay, brothers, let's go quickly. Don't let the Germans surround us!" With that, Parks rushed in the direction of the bridge. Obviously, they are going to copy the path this time. It is estimated that German tanks and trucks are speeding on the road.

"Boom--" There was a loud noise, and then the red fire rose to the sky, followed by successive explosions, which made the whole oil depot's sky red, almost illuminating half of the sky. The blazing fire even ignited the woods 100 meters away, making a crackling burning sound. The fire stunned all the Germans.

"Hurry up, hurry up, damn it, the British must have done it." A German SS colonel waved his arms and roared on the armored vehicle. He seemed to be venting, and the victory was about to slip away from his hand. It only takes them almost one day to annihilate all the British troops on the north side of the bridge, but now it seems that the situation is not good.

"S sir, it has been blown up!" A captain couldn't help muttering to him.

"I know, but we have to move forward, don't let those damn British run away!" The colonel said fiercely, and then stared at the captain doubtfully, "But why is there still gunfire?"

The captain was stunned and couldn't help laughing and said, "It's not on the other side of the oil depot, sir, it's somewhere else." Then he suddenly opened his eyes wide and looked at the sporadic gunfire and shouted, "It's the ammunition depot, sir. The British are attacking the ammunition depot!"

"I heard it!" The German SS colonel roared, "Let's go to the ammunition depot and hurry up. Don't let the British succeed. Damn it, these coons, hurry up!" With that, the tank re-adjusted its direction and galloped towards the ammunition depot.

Less than two miles away from Parks, I heard the faint sound of German tanks and trucks on the side. Parks nodded to Martin and whispered, "The Germans have gone to the ammunition depot. I hope Wales can complete the task. We can't stop and keep the marching speed. It's time to test us!"

Parks was right. The Germans rushed to the direction of the ammunition depot. They can't let the ammunition depot have any problems, otherwise the battle can't go on.

"Boom--" A huge explosion sounded, shaking almost the entire south bank of Arname. The huge air waves quickly swept the whole area, like an earthquake, and then the explosions came one after another. Let everyone look sideways.

"They got it!" Gnauri said excitedly to Parks, "Head, they got it. I knew they would do it. That's great. God, we really did it. "Head!"

Parks looked back at the road over there, and then smiled and said, "The Germans will definitely rush to put out the fire. We not only blew up their lifelines, but also transferred them away from the bridge and the mountains. It seems that the Germans are busy today! Guys, hurry up!"

"Yes, boss!" Many people answered like this. Obviously, Parks is the leader in their hearts, and a battle can make Parks determine the highest position in their hearts. This is also an excellent way to inspire their fighting spirit.

The south bank of the bridge made a huge burst of explosions, and then a raging fire broke out. Obviously, all this can't be hidden from Brigadier General John Foster, who was trapped in the north of the bridge, or Admiral Urkert, who was trapped in Osterbeck. They drilled out of the fortress one after another, hiding between the broken walls, and observing the amazing scene with binoculars. Even without binoculars, you can see that many British soldiers came out and saw all this.

"It's the territory of the Germans." Brigadier General John Forrest pointed to Lieutenant Colonel David, who also ran out beside him.

"God, what happened there?" Lieutenant Colonel David shouted secretly.

Brigadier General John Forrest suddenly smiled proudly at him and said, "Do you know that only an explosion can happen with such great power? David, we hope so. I just don't know that the army attacked the Germans and cut off their lifeline.

"Is it...an ammunition depot?" Lieutenant Colonel David shouted in surprise.

"Yes!" Brigadier General John Forrest smiled and said, "And the oil depot, the ammunition depot is just the power of the explosion, and the oil depot can form this raging fire, which will last for a long time. David, tell the brothers to prepare. Maybe tomorrow, the situation will be reversed. Our opportunity has come, and we can hold the bridge.

Brigadier General John Forost's guess is good. His good mood is also the good mood of Admiral Urkert now. He couldn't help whistling in front of his subordinates and said, "Whose army is this? I will definitely reward them a lot. We have hope." He turned his head and smiled at one beside him, "Tell the brothers that we are ready to break through tomorrow and occupy the bridge."

"This is... What's going on?" A sergeant beside Admiral Urkert looked at him in surprise. They are now surrounded and want to break through and occupy the bridge. It's a little incredible!

"The German ammunition depot and oil depot were blown up by us!" Admiral Urkert couldn't help smiling. In the past few days, he has been sad almost every day and rarely smiled. Now his men are undoubtedly infected by his optimism.

Admiral Urkett walked into the headquarters of the division again with joy. He was followed by some combat staff officers, and their faces all showed joy. Obviously, this undoubtedly greatly encouraged their morale.

"Have you contacted the Poles?" Admiral Urkett said to a captain who was fiddling with communication equipment.

"No, General!" The captain was a little nervous, because every time he answered like this, Admiral Urkert would scold him. Although it only affected the pond fish, it was enough for him to stand it.

"It's okay, keep contacting them!" Admiral Urkett smiled at him this rare time. The captain was flattered and couldn't react.

"Did you not hear what I said? Captain, keep in touch!" Admiral Urkert has a surprisingly good temper at this time.

"Yes, General!" The captain secretly called the Virgin Mary, and then turned around and continued to call the Polish paratroopers.

"Guys, have we started to plan our counterattack tomorrow?" Admiral Urkert looked at the staff around the huge military map and laughed.

"General, don't you have to wait for the Poles?" A major general's staff officer said.

"No, don't wait!" Admiral Urkett smiled at him and said, "Now it is certain that the German army has lost its ammunition depot and oil depot and has panicked, and the German army that surrounded us will withdraw. They are no longer fighting for the war. We can rely on our own strength!"

(to be continued)