On the road leading to Nancy City, Ganmelin, wearing a steel helmet and a raincoat, wobbled forward inside an armored vehicle.
For the first time, he doubted his own theory.
Are tanks really useless?
During the assault on Thule, they were unstoppable; despite the Germans setting up anti-tank ditches, bridge layers still paved the way and easily crossed over.
Soon, German soldiers collapsed under the concentrated attack of the tanks.
If infantry had been used for the assault, it might have taken months or even longer to achieve this.
But with tanks, it took less than an hour to capture the city.
Ganmelin admired, this is the tool Shire used to create miracles. Now that they're in his hands, he should make good use of them!
"General," the adjutant sitting beside him reported, "Three kilometers ahead is Nancy."
