A new day began, and the heavy snow continued to whirl in the sky. Generally, in such weather, neither the Allied Forces nor the French Army would launch an attack.
However, Captain Hoeg, who was on patrol, dared not let his guard down; the absence of a large-scale attack did not mean that small-scale assaults would not occur.
In just half a month, the 25th Division, where Captain Hoeg served, had suffered seven attacks from the French Army, resulting in hundreds of casualties.
Of course, the Allied Forces also organized multiple retaliatory counterattacks. Overall, both sides had their victories, but the Austrian army had a slight advantage.
Braving the piercing cold wind, Captain Hoeg sneezed, and an ominous premonition emerged.
"Everyone, stay alert, and beware of the Frenchmen ambushing us."
The battlefield is the best teacher, and experience is gradually acquired. At some point, both sides had grown fond of sniping games.
