Editing Storm Group (section)

==IRL==
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In the 100 years leading up to WW2, advances in building materials and metallurgy, especially in steel and concrete production, caused urban centers to explode in [[Hive|size and height]] during the early-mid 1800s-1900s. Even Russia, in its somewhat shaky state after the civil war, under the leadership of the communist party began a large industrial campaign to lead the nation into an industrial power. However, as the war reached the Soviet Union in 1941, these urban centers became hotspots of some of the fiercest fighting in history. Because of their construction, a medium-sized apartment building could withstand the odd artillery shell and become a small fortress filled with dozens of troops, necessitating clearing these places out in close quarters combat. The Soviets learned quickly the need for such action and developed the '''Shturmovye Gruppy''' or Storm Group. Each storm group was divided into 3 unique parts:
<br>1. The Assault group was armed with SMGs, (The PPsH but also any captured German submachine guns), flamethrowers, pistols, and grenades, and tasked with taking the objective from the enemy in a hail of [[Orks|bullets, explosives, and fire.]]
<br>2. The Reinforcement group was tasked with [[Imperial Guard|holding the fucking line]] against counterattacks. They were armed with heavier equipment such as anti-tank rifles, heavy machine guns, and mortars.
<br>3. The Reserve force group was to ferry supplies to the reinforcement group and act as a backup assault group if the objective proved to be a harder target to take.</br>

Such tactics were pioneered by the 62nd Army's 13th Guards in the fierce fighting of downtown Stalingrad and eventually adopted by the 62nd army proper under the leadership of Chuikov.
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