Guard First Heavy Breakthrough Artillery Division's position, 14 kilometers from the center of Plowsonia City.
This was originally a residential area, but a few days ago, the Tu-4 bombers dropped napalm, igniting a raging fire that consumed the entire neighborhood of wooden and brick houses, turning it into a "white field."
The 400 heavy artillery pieces and ammunition trucks of the Guard First Heavy Breakthrough Artillery Division were densely arranged across this empty space.
These cannons, the smallest caliber being 152 millimeters, were more than half made up of the 203-millimeter B4 heavy howitzers, often referred to now as "Rocossov's Hammer."
It was said that a captured Gustav Train Gun had also been brought to the front, but deploying that monstrosity was too troublesome, so the proposal to use it was rejected by the Front Army Artillery Headquarters.
