第一次世界大战凡尔登会战后期,炮火成了左右战争局势的重要力量,加之德军依仗其多年储备的众多大口径火炮狂施淫威,而法军战备不足,炮火虚弱,处于劣势。1916年4月,双方炮击两天两夜后的一天,位于马斯河上游的法军某炮兵阵地弹药所剩无几,炮兵伤亡过半。不得已,指挥官只好起用一批毫无打炮经验的后勤人员临时上炮位顶阵。其中有位年轻的法军下士因为对打炮怀有与生俱来的恐惧,在没有瞄准的 After World War I, Verdun, the artillery fire became an important force in the war. In addition, the German relied on its large-caliber artillery with many years’ reserves to act as a deterrent. However, the French army did not have enough war preparedness and the artillery was weak and was at a disadvantage. In April 1916, one day after the two sides shelled them for two days and two nights, there were only a few ammunition left in the French artillery position at the upper reaches of the Maas River, leaving more than half of the artillery casualties. Last resort, commanders had no choice but to use a number of no-fire experience of the temporary shelter of logisticians. Among them, a young French corporal, born with fear of gunfire,