We arrived at Changjin Lake with the 99A tank, known as the "Wall of Sighs", and the US pilot exclaimed: "God, that's the Eastern dragon swimming in the snow!"
During the Battle of Pyongyang, six steel behemoths fired volleys, and the only thing left on the United Nations radio was the desperate "Retreat! Retreat!"
We bandaged the wounds of our comrades and taught them how to operate the sighting system. The company commander shouted to the broken soldiers in broken English: "Surrender... Or steel rain!"
When Tiger tanks and 99A collided in the streets of Seoul, MacArthur finally realized that the balance of this war had been completely crushed by the torrent of steel from the future.
Reader comments
Well written, keep it up
The details of the battlefield are clear, the writing is solid, and the exciting points are concentrated, not brainless.
It is undoubtedly a cool article, but it seems that the author understands military life very well, especially what the tactical vocabulary looks like, so keep paying attention.
Well written, keep it up
The details of the battlefield are clear, the writing is solid, and the exciting points are concentrated, not brainless.
It is undoubtedly a cool article, but it seems that the author understands military life very well, especially what the tactical vocabulary looks like, so keep paying attention.