German Pan... - Achtung Panzer, Marsch! With The 1st

By the second day, they reached the Dubysa River near Raseiniai. It was here that Kurt saw the face of a new kind of war. Emerging from the treeline was a Soviet monster—the KV-2. It was a massive, slab-sided tank that dwarfed their Panzer IIIs.

With a roar of Maybach engines, the 1st Panzer Division surged forward. They were the tip of the spear for Army Group North, tasked with a lightning strike across the Baltics toward Leningrad. The Race to the Dubysa Achtung Panzer, Marsch! With the 1st German Pan...

They had covered over 800 kilometers in weeks. But as they neared the city, the orders changed. The 1st Panzer was being redirected. The high command needed their speed and hitting power for the drive on Moscow. By the second day, they reached the Dubysa