"Comrade Commander, the 3rd Tank Army Corps and the 4th Tank Army Corps have failed in their operations. They came under a joint attack by the German 88th Armored Division, the 882nd Mechanized Infantry Division, and the German Air Force. The tank forces of the 4th Tank Army Corps have been all but wiped out, with only one Infantry Division remaining. The 3rd Tank Army Corps has only thirty percent of its tanks left," reported Lieutenant General Malankin, Chief of Staff of the Western Front.
Marshal Voroshilov's face had turned as black as the bottom of a pot. One German Armored Division and one Mechanized Infantry Division had actually taken out two of their tank army corps. Although the two tank army corps had not been completely annihilated, they had lost nearly all their tanks. In the coming battles, they clearly would not be able to play much of a role.
"Are the Germans' armored forces really that formidable? Before them, our tank forces have no power to fight back at all!" Marshal Voroshilov said.
"Comrade Commander, according to the report from the 3rd Tank Army Corps, apart from our T-34 tanks, which can pose some threat to the Germans' Mighty Tiger tanks and Panther tanks, none of our other tanks are any match for the Germans' Tiger and Panther tanks. But there are too few T-34 tanks, and they are easily destroyed by the Germans!" Lieutenant General Malankin reported.
In another world, the reason Russia had been able to defeat Russia had rested entirely on the tactic of a sea of tanks. When tens of thousands of T-34 tanks formed a sea of steel, no matter how formidable the Führer's Tiger Series tanks and Panther Series tanks were, they could not withstand it! After all, although German tanks were