Burning Moscow

　　 The German machine gun on the broken clock tower blasted violently into the street from a high level, and its roar was interrupted by a loud shell. This shell was fired by the tank that followed the infantry charge, and it directly collapsed the dome on the left side of the church. Numerous broken bricks and tiles fell to the ground. It is estimated that the people in the bell tower were smashed by the bricks. Patties.

　　 The anti-tank fighter who made our tanks fearful was probably killed in the second shelling. At the same time, the MG43 machine gun shooters were killed. As for the shooting later, it was just a secondary shooter or ammunition hand. Without the threat of a nemesis, the tank swaggered to a halt a dozen meters away from the church, the turret turned slowly, and a shot was fired at the closed gate.

　　 When the smoke of the explosion dissipated, the solid oak door of the church had been blown to pieces. The soldiers stood up and rushed towards the church with their weapons shouting. The one who rushed to the forefront was Captain Yushchenko who had not been defeated by a machine gun just now.

　　 Seeing this scene, I secretly breathed a sigh of relief, stood up and walked towards the church. After two steps, he was caught by Major Durov who was overtaking him. He said nervously, "Comrade Commander, the front is too dangerous. Maybe there is an enemy sniper hidden somewhere. You should go back to the communication vehicle. !"

Although I am very grateful for his concern, I gently broke away his hand and said to him in a nonchalant tone: "Don't worry, I just look ahead, there will be no danger." After that, I stepped forward. Walking forward, after two steps, it suddenly occurred to me that there is no commander on duty in the communication vehicle. In case there is any important information coming over, is it a mistake, so he stopped again, turned around and told him: "Comrade Major, I need to stay in the communication vehicle. A commander is on duty. Now I order you to turn back. Target: Communication vehicle, go together!"

Hearing my order, he smiled bitterly, then turned his head to the side, and ordered loudly: "You guys, be responsible for protecting the safety of the teacher. Did you hear?" As soon as his voice fell, there were seven. The eight fighters with submachine guns, not knowing where they came from, answered neatly: "Yes!"

　　 Seeing that the soldiers were already on guard around me, he stood up and saluted me, then turned and left.

　　 I looked around, and said to the soldiers in charge of the guards: "Go, let's go to the church and have a look." Hearing my order, the soldiers hurriedly came up and surrounded me.

　　 Yushchenko After they rushed into the church, one after another gunshots soon sounded inside. As I walked towards the church, the gunshots inside became sparse, and when I stopped by the tank, the gunshots inside had completely stopped.

　　 The first thing that came out from inside was Yushchenko with a submachine gun slung over his shoulder. I remember when he rushed in, he only held a pistol in his hand. Why did he even change his weapon? Upon closer inspection, he was not holding the Poposha submachine gun, but the MP40 submachine gun used by the German army, which seemed to have just been captured.

　　 With my back on the tank, I told a soldier next to me: "Go and call Comrade Captain over here. I have something to look for him."

　　 The soldier who received the order agreed, then trot to Yushchenko's side and said something to him. Yushchenko looked in the direction of his fingers and saw me standing next to the tank. He quickly dropped the soldier, ran over quickly, and saluted me: "Reporter, the enemy in the church has been eliminated. The guard company is cleaning the battlefield, please give instructions."

　　 I watched the soldiers come out of the church one after another, and some of them were assisted to come out, so I asked with concern: "How about the casualties of our army?"

　　 "7 people were sacrificed and 19 people were injured, but we have killed all the enemies in the church."

　　 There was a rush of footsteps behind, and the sound seemed to be a lot of people. Turning to see, a group of people were running from the side of the burning tank. Seeing someone approaching, the soldiers of the guard next to me immediately seized the favorable terrain and aimed their guns over there, ready to shoot as soon as they found that the enemy was coming.

With the help of the burning flame, I could see clearly that it was my own people, and quickly raised my hand to stop the soldiers around me: "Don't shoot, it's my own." After finishing speaking, I took a few steps forward and asked loudly, "You guys. Which part is it from?"

The group of soldiers ran to a place only five or six steps away from me and stopped. Then a sergeant walked out of the group. After looking at my collar, he reported: "Report to the commander, we are from the mixed cadet group and are being ordered. Sweep out the remnant enemies in the city. Hearing gunshots here, I rushed over."

　　 I looked at the team and estimated that the sergeant in front of me had the highest rank, so I replied: "We have wiped out all the enemies. From now on, you will all follow the command of Captain Yushchenko."

　　 The sergeant hesitated after hearing what I said, but the obedience habit he had cultivated in the army still made him a little embarrassed to agree: "Yes, Comrade Commander! We all obey your orders."