On the night of July 16th, at the First Front Army Headquarters of Kazakhstan, the summary of the first day of the attack was finally placed before Wang Zhong.
"The furthest advancing troops pushed forward eighteen kilometers... fairly standard," he said as he put down the document.
Pavlov: "It's worth noting that the loss rate of the new tanks did not increase as we predicted, even though Prosens should have equipped quite a few units with 105-mm anti-tank guns."
Prosen's heavy armored units were mostly equipped with Tiger King tanks with 105-mm tank guns, and the Panthers were equipped with new armor-piercing bullets that could potentially penetrate the Rokossovsky Type.
Thus, when Pavlov was making plans, he intentionally increased the loss probability of the Rokossovsky Type and T54 quite a bit.
But it seems the actual loss rate wasn't much higher than last year.
