The Dahua military forces that were attacking had not yet fully deployed their formation, and, according to their experience, there was usually a distance of about 1000 to 500 meters before they would hit the enemy's defenses.
This distance was the normal combat range. At this distance, the hit rate of tank guns could be significantly improved.
But this time, they were stunned by a sudden artillery shell when they were about 1500 meters away from the village.
The shell forcefully penetrated the front armor of the Dahua Type 1 tank, passed through the entire turret, and afterwards cut an infantryman in two.
Yes, in front of everyone's eyes, the unfortunate soldier was hit directly by the shell after it changed its course having pierced through the armor. The immense force of the impact split him into two parts; his legs remained in place, while his upper body was flung far away.
