Wang Zhong's tank unit quickly maneuvered to a flanking firing position and opened fire before even coming to a stop.
The other tanks also opened fire after turning to face the enemy.
The Prussians reacted quickly as well.
Previously, they were merely caught off guard by the overly scientific tank fortifications created by Wang Zhong, but now the T34s firing in the open field were naturally spotted immediately.
In fact, before long, both sides on the Eastern front would learn to dig a pit to hide the lower half of their tanks, leaving only the turret exposed to fire.
At this moment, the distance between the two sides was less than five hundred meters, and the fierce exchange of fire began.
The enemy needed precise aiming to hit the turret of a T34, whereas the T34 could fire as soon as its scope was set.
