When it comes to modern history, many people can't avoid the topic of world wars. After all, the war was affecting the entire world at the time. Fortunately, the side that insisted on peace won the war. Since then, the world has entered a stage of recuperation. But what we don't know is that in the original history of the First World War, because a small soldier mistakenly fired a shell, he actually hit the enemy with 600,000 shells, and history was rewritten. Let's see what happened to xiaobian.
Although the First World War was not as destructive as the Second World War, in terms of its scope of influence, the First World War was more significant. During the First World War, there was a famous battle called the Battle of Verdun. At that time, Germany set a target for attacking France. Faced with German artillery and a raging military situation, the French army gradually became weaker. It was thought that the Germans would eventually occupy Verdun, so they showed intermittent reactions.
The Germans saw the situation of the French army and were more anxious to capture Verdun. In order to shorten the transport time of the shells, the Germans at that time transported the shells directly to the front line positions, but this also gave the French a chance. At that time, the French suffered heavy casualties and the logistical soldiers were forced to come up. One of the logisticians was sent to the artillery position. Maybe that's fate.
Because logistic soldiers usually don't touch weapons, they don't know how to fire shells. When they fired their own guns, due to nervousness, they forgot how to control the sight and shoot the target, so they fired the shells randomly. Just as the logisticians began to blame themselves, the artillery on the opposite position was deafening, and it turned out that the shell directly hit 600,000 shells of the German army, and the German soldiers were stunned. On the other hand, the French soldiers seized the opportunity to launch a war in one fell swoop, thus winning the war, thus changing the situation of the First World War and changing history.