What did the Germans shout when they charged during World War II? Come and teach me who knows German.

American troops charged and shouted: go (dog) go (dog) go (dog) go (dog)

German stormtroopers shouted: China people: sprint, attack, torrent, charge, storm.

Attacked China people: In fact, what the Soviets shouted was nothing more than "Ula" or "Ah ~ ~ ~ (drawling)".

The Germans simply shouted "Hi ~ ~ ~ (Hi)": Anglif Chinese: dash, assault, torrent, charge, assault Chinese: attack.

The U.S. military's "hoo ~ ~ ~", "ha (ha) ~ ~ ~" and "go" are all urgent "exercises" (very individual, depending on different commanders)

The Japanese "onboard" will shout "eight horns" in an emergency.

I forgot to mention that famous saying, I don't know it in Japanese, but it means "Long live the emperor ~ ~" in Chinese (long live the charge)

It's good to play some World War II games. The Medal of Honor is a bloody battle in the Pacific Ocean, where Japanese troops often "honk their horns".