When you play games, especially shooting games, who are you most afraid of meeting? High-level players? Or a foot-stomping player of the marksmanship dish? No, everyone is most afraid, it is estimated that it is the opening and hanging players. Let your marksmanship be good, high consciousness, people can kill you with a random shot, and there is no game experience at all.
Of course, inspiration comes from life, and plug-ins come from war. In the history of world wars, especially during World War II, there are really a few "special" soldiers, just like the plug-ins, who are completely sons of God, and ordinary soldiers are completely different from these sons of God. Today, Xiaobian will give you an inventory of the soldiers who opened plug-ins during World War II.
The first, Au Brixons, is a Canadian. He joined the army during World War II and went on expeditions to Europe, where he served as a tank commander. In one of the offensive battles, the Germans relied on house buildings and used intensive firepower to attack the Canadian army. Aublexens then commanded tanks to shell one of the houses.
When the tank had run out of shells, the fire point in the house had not been destroyed, and in a fit of rage, he directly ordered the tank to rush to the house, and after crashing through the wall, he jumped out of the tank, took the submachine gun and killed six Germans. After that, he single-handedly rushed into the two neighboring houses and killed all the Germans in them, leaving himself unscathed. After the war, he alone killed 23 Germans. Unfortunately, as he walked out of the house, he was targeted by enemy snipers and then headshot.
Second place, Fazar Din. This man was a British Indian force, and during the Burmese War, his unit was ordered to attack the Japanese. He bravely rushed into the Japanese bunker, where the eight Japanese soldiers spotted him and immediately prepared to kill him. He immediately drew his bayonet and killed one officer, then dodged the officer's katana and seven other Japanese soldiers, and after being slashed with many knives, he killed all the Japanese.
You think that's the end of it? wrong! After killing the Japanese, the cattleman ran back to his battalion headquarters alone to report, and then immediately fainted, and the military doctor rescued him for two hours, but he still died because of excessive blood loss. This Indian third brother is much more powerful than the British, and he is indeed a nation with open hanging.
The most powerful of these belonged to Fritz Christine. He was a German, a member of the SS Panzer Division, and took part in the invasion of the Soviet Union. In the early hours of 1941, his troops were subjected to Soviet swarm charge. Soviet soldiers blew up tanks with grenades and then killed his comrades.
He saw that something was wrong, so he jumped into the tank and fled. With no supplies and reinforcements, no companions, Fritz alone drove tanks and Soviet soldiers around. In three days, he killed more than a hundred Soviet soldiers.
After that, he was exhausted and had reached the limit of his body. Just when he was about to lose his support, German reinforcements arrived and rescued him. He also became a combat hero and received many medals. Of course, in addition to the above, there were many children of God in World War II, such as American Sergeant John Baslon, American medical soldier Dortmund Doss, etc., which are popular figures.
War is cruel, and we say that these fighters have opened plug-ins, and these fighters have fought with the enemy with their amazing perseverance and will to fight, their courage is admirable, and their deeds are also popular. Of course, there are also many cattle warriors in our country during World War II, due to the limited space will not be repeated, if you are interested, you can leave a message in the comment area.