"A slight restraint." Looking at the battle report sent by the front line, Markensen said with some dissatisfaction. "Don't say that the spirit is similar, there is not even a similar shape. I can understand the Austro-Hungarian Legion, but the Bavarian Legion?"

"This is not important, I specifically requested it. I won't talk about it for now. They can't achieve much success. As for the Bavarian Legion who took over your position, they are now hiding their strength. Although theoretically our attacks are mainly launched from East Prussia in the north and south, who can say that the feint attack cannot become the main attack?" The prince smiled slightly. He didn't mind Markens's dissatisfaction.

"As the attacking party, our form is still very good. The Russians trust their First Army very much, and there is no additional mobilization of troops. It should be fine to break through this defense line with your army and a half, right? The real difficulty is still the southern line." The prince pointed to the map.

"Even if there are 400,000 pigs there, it's enough to kill for a while. The Russians guessed half of them this time. And after taking precautions, it's okay for us to fight hard, but it's hard to say whether we can do our best and whether we can make rapid progress. Therefore, our plan is to start the North-South attack, but at the same time, we also retain the ability to launch a fast attack from the front line." The prince explained with a smile.

"So is Prince Leopold going first, or should I going first?" Markenson asked after thinking.

"Of course, let Prince Leopold take action. This is both a frontal attack and to some extent restraint!" said the prince. Since the Russians are a little wary, it is better to "take care of the Russians and let them focus on the south. In this way, Markensen's attack will be more smooth. Only Markensen can break through the border defense line, so on the plains, there will be no one to stop the prince's clamp-shaped offensive! No matter how NB the Russians are, they can only temporarily hold onto one direction. As long as there are two directions at the same time, the battle will be won by most of the battle. The rest depends on how much they can be captured.

"If your troops on the Western Front of Bavaria also launch an attack, will it affect the second phase of landing in Riga?" asked Markenson.

"No, the Navy will provide almost 70% of artillery and artillery supplies. The Marines will also participate in the war, and the additional force we can use has been increased." The prince replied.

"So, from now on, the iron dice that determines the fate of the Three Kingdoms has begun to spin. Three dices, as long as the total number is greater than 6, we can get an overwhelming victory!" Ruprecht was tired of the long delay on the Eastern Front. He needed to kill his opponent as soon as possible, cleanly and neatly! Half an hour later, Ruprecht sent a telegram to Prince Leopold, asking the troops to launch an attack as planned in the early morning of tomorrow.

Faced with the heavy army group prepared by the Russians, the prince was still very confident, even more confident than Prince Leopold, who was the front-line commander. This was not only because of the equipment advantage, but also a strategic and tactical advantage. If the tactics of the rapid offensive in the Second World War, there were only two main types, one was the blitzkrieg of Germany, and the other was the Soviet Union's deep combat. As for Britain and the United States, you can say that they had no chance, or other reasons, but in terms of land war, there is still a gap compared with the Soviet Union on the Eastern Front.

Ruprecht once analyzed the difference between the two tactics in later generations. If you want to put it simply, blitzkrieg is more like a way to directly use all your strength in the first wave of attacks, break through the opponent's defense line, and quickly advance to the local depth. This tactic is very effective for the enemy deployed in shallow depth. The key to dealing with blitzkrieg is not that you can repair the first line of defense. Believe me, no matter how strong your defense line is, you can still break through... Because from a strategic perspective, the offense controls the attack time, location and strength advantages. The reason why people choose to attack this point is definitely quite sure.

Moreover, the defense line is dead, the mobile legion is alive. No matter how well your defense line is repaired, people can knock on artillery and air force, and they can directly raid your key nodes with paratroopers. You can use the air force to block your reinforcements. Multi-pronged approach will definitely break through your defense line, or go around it. This tactic will definitely be able to defeat the defense line. The French Maginot Line is so complete. The fortification area in the early stages of the Soviet War 2 was also so complete.

What is the real way to deal with blitzkrieg? Deep defense! Blitzkrieg is the kind of power use of the whole family. If you can kill it, you will win, and if you can't fight it, you will lose. At the beginning of the battle, the force of the side that implements blitzkrieg is the strongest, but with continuous advancement, the damage to the war will certainly weaken the strength, and at the same time, mechanical failures and supply problems will also consume power.

Therefore, the best choice is to defend at all levels. With the same force, the defense depth can not only consume the opponent, but also make it difficult for the attacking party to encircle a large number of troops. You must know that the blades of the blitz attack are quite sharp, such as armored troops, mechanized infantry, self-propelled artillery and a large number of air forces. It is not possible to be the infantry behind. Their marching speed is far from the front. If they can't eat up a large number of enemy troops just by siege and cannot eat up a large number of enemy troops, then the strategic significance of blitz will be much worse!

What about large-scale deep combat? In fact, the main steps are divided into two. The first step is to attack the entire line and press the defense in multiple directions at the same time. Then after obtaining a breakthrough, enter the second step. A legion composed of tanks and mechanized infantry rushed in from the cutout and then expanded the results. The third echelon is the support echelon. This tactic is specially designed to deal with the opponent's deep defense. If it is only in terms of scale and destruction of depth, it is definitely better than blitz. However, the prince believes that large-scale deep strategy and blitz cannot be simply compared, because the countries and situations they apply to are different!

To put it simply, the country of the Niaosi is suitable for blitzkrieg, because their national strength is limited and their military strength is limited. You also play full-line assault and compress the defensive position at the same time? This undoubtedly disperses the power. When it is concentrated together, maybe you can still break through. How to break through after being dispersed? And what about large-scale combat? It has at least one premise, that is, its own military strength has an absolute advantage and is suitable for a downwind rather than a headwind. (In addition, whether it is blitzkrieg or large-scale combat, as long as it is an offensive battle, it seems that as long as it is successful, it is the party that controls air supremacy. I wonder if you have noticed it...)
Chapter completed!