1, Beasts of Omar Beach.
During the Normandy landings, 20-year-old German soldier Hain. Severo set a world record when he used a G42 general-purpose machine gun to bring down 4,184 U.S. soldiers (2,365 killed) in a bunker where he was hiding, and was dubbed the "Beast of Omar Beach".
2. The strongest soldier in history, Audi. Murphy.
Audi. Murphy is only 1.65 meters tall, the prototype of Captain America, and set a record in World War II for killing 240 German soldiers and 6 tanks in a war.
3, Undead Johnson.
Johnson was born in the United States Orion, outstanding marksmanship since childhood, in the Iraq War in 2003, set a single sniper kill of 2,746 people, almost more than the former world sniper king Simon. Heyer quadruple.
4, Pacific Chainsaw John. Basilon.
Marine John during the battle on Guadalcanal. Baslon was a machine gunner and was ordered to hold his ground. The Japanese army took it as a breakthrough and gathered 3,000 troops to charge.
Of the 15 men in Baslon's squad, 12 were killed and 2 were wounded, and he was the only one left to fight. However, Baslon suppressed the Japanese army with machine guns, and the bullets ran out to continue the fight, and when the reinforcements arrived, Baslon alone annihilated 2,000 Japanese soldiers and won the highest honor in the United States.
5, Simon, the White Grim Reaper. Heyer.
In the Soviet-Finnish war, the world's number one sniper, Finnish Simon. Heyer killed 542 Soviet soldiers with sniper infantry and 200 enemy with machine guns, killing more than 700 Soviet soldiers in total.
6. In the defense of Changsha by Cao Xi, the king of Chinese soldiers, Cao Xi used light and heavy machine guns, grenades and other firepower output methods to annihilate 500 Japanese troops alone.
7, Erich, Soul Eater of the Air. Hart.
Erich. Hart was the world's number one air killer, and in World War II, the German fighter pilot single-handedly shot down 352 Allied warplanes, an unprecedented record that was hailed as unsurpassable.
8, Volunteer Army artillery god Tang Zhanghong.
Tang Zhanghong's artillery reached the point of being superb, and the operation of the mortar could not only fire a single cannon, but also fire a continuous cannon, or a continuous fire of 4 cannons, or 53 cannons in three minutes, and the dense shells made the coalition feel the firepower of an artillery company. In the Battle of Shangganling, Tang Zhanghong fired 9,000 shells in a row, damaged three mortars, and killed 420 enemies. Anyone with a little military common sense knows that this data is very powerful, in World War II, the Soviet army averaged 32 shells and 100 bullets to kill one person