Wang Zhong had no time to worry about the other tanks, thinking that as long as the tanks were inside the dugouts, they wouldn't be greatly damaged unless a 500-kilogram bomb happened to land directly inside.
Now, the smoke completely enveloped the position, and even 500-kilogram bombs could be precisely dropped into the dugouts, a real-life version of "Final Destination". There was no saving them; it was time to accept fate.
Wang Zhong urged the driver, "Beliyakov, hurry! Once we're out of the bombing zone, we'll be safe."
The Stukas in the sky targeted the dyed smoke released by the enemy tanks.
Tank 422's engine roared to life, charging out of the smoke and into the bushes on the other side of the main road—this was originally a fake position made of dummy tanks and anti-tank guns.
The T-34s with radios and several alert T-34s followed Tank 422, all hiding in the faux position.
Then came the sharp, deadly howling from the sky.
