Returning to the World War II Era.

Summary

On July 1, 1946, a million Soviet troops launched a fierce assault on the Longli defense line, overwhelming the area with tanks and artillery. Generals Chen, Zhou Xing Yu, and Pang Yuan Bo quickly devised a counter-strategy. Chen commanded 110,000 soldiers and 300 Leopard tanks, successfully halting the Soviet advance with concentrated artillery fire and tactical maneuvers. Despite being outnumbered, Chen's forces executed a counterattack, disrupting the Soviet formations and forcing a retreat. The following day, Pang Yuan Bo faced a heavy Soviet bombardment but countered with airstrikes, showcasing effective coordination and resilience. The battles highlighted the importance of strategic firepower and mobility in warfare.

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