Charge.
The only belief, and also the only way out, propelled Colonel Karl Stemonsen to run at the fastest speed of his life.
There were only one hundred and fifty meters left in a straight line to that house. This distance saved him—at least twenty shells had fallen, but most were concentrated around the house. This was an artillery effectiveness strike.
An artillery effectiveness strike aims to annihilate the enemy with precise shooting. It requires precision shooting data. The bombardment just now had no trial shots, no correction shots; it went directly into an effectiveness strike, with over twenty shells focusing on a very narrow area.
Now it wasn't just effectiveness shooting; the artillery had turned into a covering barrage. A large number of cannons centered on that house spread outwards, pouring dense shells, covering the battlefield without leaving any dead corners.
