One Finland.

It’s just October, and there are already snowflakes above your head.

Most parts of Finland are high-latitude areas, where summer is short, but winter is long and cold.

The native Finns have long adapted to the severe cold here. Outside, they wore snow camouflage work clothes with pullover hats, wrapped around the m/39 winter wool hats and m/36 wool uniforms inside.

This wool uniform is quite warm, and you can't feel cold at all when wearing it. Although due to the urgent situation, this kind of work clothes are mostly hand-made with bed sheets.

At the same time, they were wearing high-tube Lapland boots on their feet. These high-tube boots made of felt and leather are very practical and fully adapted to the harsh environment of the winter war.

They wore gloves and looked at the Soviet positions in the distance.

Next to them were several German soldiers. At this time, the German soldiers were obviously not as cold as theirs. The military uniforms issued by the volunteers could not resist the severe cold here at all. They also boarded the same clothes as the Finnish army, but they were still trembling.

"It's so fucking cold!" said a soldier from the volunteer army. The white breath exhaled from his beard had begun to freeze, making him look like Santa Claus.

"Let yourself get exercise, and after you get exercise, you won't be cold." A Finnish soldier skillfully handed him a bottle of wine.

In Norway, wine is also greatly restricted, and wines of high numbers are subject to a large tax. For example, in later generations, a liter of 40 degrees of wine would be subject to a tax of 200 yuan! This is just a tax.

Norwegian wine is almost expensive in Northern Europe, so they have developed a route. Norwegians buy wine from Sweden, Swedes buy wine from Denmark, and Danes buy wine from Germany, even if they drive for more than ten hours!

When we arrived, we could only sigh, the wine here is so fucking cheap!

Now, it is almost the same route, but it is easier. Germany directly supports the liquid bread like wine, and there is a strong smell of vodka inside.

A wine with absolute height, a pleasure.

That's right, these wines were exported from the Soviet Union to Germany. The trade between the two sides was very smooth. Drinking Soviet vodka and beating Soviet devils, I was drunk when I thought about it.

Why did Germany help Finland? On the one hand, it was to use Finland to hold back the Soviets, so as not to cause trouble when Germany fought the Western Front. In fact, the same was true. The cunning British had long thought of the Soviet Union!

Unfortunately, the Soviet Union was dragged down.

After several battles, the Soviets returned home in failure, but in the past two months, the Soviets suddenly stopped and did not continue any battles.

This is very surprising, and at the same time, it also indicates that once the next battle begins, the Soviet attack will be more fierce than before!

Klei took a sip and felt extremely spicy, which made his stomach feel like it was overturning and his lungs began to cough. However, after a few seconds, a warm feeling surged out of his stomach and rushed to his whole body, making it very comfortable everywhere.

"It feels much better," said Klei, who put down the rifle he carried from his back and skillfully pulled the bolt a few times. Well, it seems pretty good, no problem.

In addition to supporting Finland and delaying the Soviet Union, Germany sent volunteer troops, of course, another purpose was to adapt to the severe cold in advance, adapt to the war in winter, and prepare for the future invasion of the Soviet Union!

In history, Germany fought to Moscow, but failed due to the severe cold. Although there were many bricks and beasts in later generations that they were not cold back then, and the bolts would not freeze.

However, no one will tell the specific situation, and all kinds of tests are subjective assumptions. However, since Cirick has traveled here, we must strive to be more fully prepared.

It is necessary to make various weapons, equipment, personnel, and work in cold weather so that Germany can adapt to the battle in cold weather as soon as possible!

For this reason, Germany even specially developed a gun oil to be tested in the snow and ice of Finland. As for the effect, even Finnish soldiers like to use it.

Here they are an observation post. Since the Soviet army on the opposite side has not moved for a long time, the alarm level has been lowered. Usually, only the observation post is observing the opposite side, and only when the opposite side starts to move, the troops here will come out of the barracks and enter the position to fight.

For example now.

They were observing the opposite side, and they drank a few sips of wine to warm their bodies.

Klei felt that the first sip was very comfortable and couldn't help but take another sip. However, after he finished drinking, he saw that there seemed to be streams of black smoke coming out from the distance opposite.

At the same time, the ground also trembled slightly.

"No, it's the Soviet army. They are about to be ready to go!" Klei shouted: "Hurry, notify the headquarters quickly, combat alarm!"

What caused that large amount of black smoke? If you predicted it correctly, it must be the other party’s tank being launched!

In the last fight, the Soviets paid a great price and finally occupied the security zone of the Finnish defense line, while the Finnish army continued to confront the Soviets in the main defense zone.

It was cold and the Soviet tanks were launched, and the attack was about to begin after their tanks were warmed up.

Enter the position!

An alarm sounded on the position here, and a soldier, dressed in warm clothes, ran out of the barracks and ran towards his position.

"Hurry up, push our anti-tank guns up!" Pattifer, the squad leader of the Volunteer Artillery, shouted loudly to his subordinates.

In the past, their anti-tank guns had been proven to be unable to effectively penetrate the heavy Soviet tanks, and armor-piercing bombs using tungsten alloy were too expensive, so after the last battle, they shot the report.

As a result, they got this batch of new equipment.

Germany has promised the Soviets that there will be no new legal weapons that flow into Finland. And these anti-tank guns are definitely not legal weapons, but British.

The most effective 17-pound anti-tank gun developed by the British before the war!

After occupying Britain, under the call of Edward VIII, under the leadership of Hobert, a group of technicians from the Royal Ordnance stayed and continued their original work.

This batch of 17-pound guns was mass-produced and was first produced and provided to Finland.

"Report, the tires are frozen!" a soldier shouted.
Chapter completed!