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First-person view from the trench.

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The enemy tanks support the advancing infantry by accurate fire from their main gun.

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That's a direct hit!

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Behind the advancing enemy infantry, which has taken some casualties, but not lost its resolve...

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...one of the tanks is advancing forward as well.

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We order the left anti-tank gun to aim for the turret, which has much weaker frontal armor (30mm) than the hull (50mm).

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Hit! Notice chunks of armor being knocked out of the tank, a sign for a clean penetration.

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Moving the cursor over the enemy tank, we see that it has suffered some damage. The two red icons to the left of the unit name indicate that the Panzer III is ...

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But it doesn't go without own casualties. A direct hit kills two crew members from the left gun. The remaining soldier is able to continue firing, but at a reduced rate of fire since he has to function as loader and spotter at the same time now.

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It's even worse on the right. A direct hit and accurate machinegun fire from the tanks (notice the dirt kicked up by the bullets) kills the entire crew. Luckily, the gun itself is only lightly damaged.

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We order a team of three soldiers to move to the gun, staying inside the trench for as long as possible, and then dashing forward to re-man the gun.