Burning Moscow

　　 It seems that reinforcements are constantly coming into the city, and I can't help but feel worried. Although Sun Mountain City is not small, there are still thousands of troops stationed in our division, and the influx of so many soldiers and technical equipment makes the city seem crowded. So I discussed with Rokosovsky and suggested that he send these troops to the settlements of Sverčkovo, Selisevo and Multnovo outside the city.

　　Rokosovsky agreed to my proposal, and then ordered the headquarters to accept the staff of the troops and guide the troops entering the city to three settlements.

　　 After everything was arranged, he stood in front of the map with the Chief of Staff Malinin and a group of staff officers of the group army, and began to study the counterattack against Lialovo. Since I am no longer a member of the 16th Army, I can only stand by silently as an audience when they discuss. From the conversation between the two, I learned that Lalovo is just a relatively large village, not the city I imagined.

While studying, there was a roar of tank motors outside, Rokosovsky straightened up, waved his hand and said, "Go, go to the door to see our troops!" After speaking, he took the lead and walked out. , We hurried to keep up.

Standing on the steps outside the division, Rokosovsky stood in the forefront with great spirit, looking at the tanks, rocket launchers, and trucks full of soldiers passing by with excitement, flushing with excitement from time to time. He waved his hand at the marching line to salute, and shouted: "Good job, lads! Good job, lads!!!" His emotions deeply affected everyone around him, and everyone watched continuously. The endless team also kept talking about it with excitement.

Before all the troops were over, a communications officer ran out of the building hurriedly, stopped at my side and saluted, and whispered: "Comrade commander, general Vlasov, commander of the group army, asked you to answer the phone. ."

　　 I ran to the command post, picked up the microphone on the table, and said, "Hello, Comrade Commander! This is Oshanina, do you have any instructions?"

Vlasov didn’t make a roundabout, but said straightforwardly: “You immediately hand over the command to the deputy commander Kistyakov and political commissar Yegorov, and then rush to the command of the group army. We must jointly study the next step. Operational deployment."

　　 I asked the communications officer to call in the political commissar, the deputy commander, and the chief of staff. Then I called the guard battalion and asked Major Bukov to arrange manpower for me and prepare the car.

　　 The political commissar and the three of them hurriedly walked in. The political commissar asked with concern first: "Lida, you called us in in such a hurry, what happened?"

I said calmly: "Just now General Vlasov, commander of the group army, called me and asked me to hand over the command of the division to you, and then I immediately rushed to the headquarters to participate in the combat meeting." Hand over the command of the division to them.

　　 After I finished explaining everything, when I turned around and walked out, I met Rokosovsky who had returned. Seeing me walking hurriedly, he asked with concern, "Lida, where are you going?"

　　 "I want to rush to the headquarters of the 20th Army immediately to participate in the immediate combat meeting."

　　 Rokosovsky took my hand, shook it vigorously, and said, "It's not safe on the road. You may encounter Germans. You can bring more soldiers."

　　 "Thank you commander for your concern, I will pay attention to safety."

　　 "Good luck!" After Rokosovsky said the last sentence, he let go of my hand.

　　 Waiting outside was Grisa's jeep, and the captain of the guard Yushchenko stood outside and waited for me. Seeing me coming out, he saluted me and hurriedly opened the door of the car. Then he walked around from the back of the car to the other end of the car, opened the door and sat in the position of the co-pilot. After our car started, it quickly followed a truck full of soldiers.

　　 I pointed to the truck behind and asked Yushchenko strangely: "Comrade Captain, what's the matter with the truck behind?"

　　 Yushchenko leaned his body on his side and replied: "Comrade Commander, this is Major Bukov. For your safety, two squads of soldiers have been specially sent to protect your safety along the way."

Although I have only brought one or two guards with me when I ran outside recently, it didn’t matter on the surface, in fact, I was terribly scared. If we encounter an enemy attack along the way, it’s just a few of us. Seek a dead end. Hearing Yushchenko's explanation, I hummed and didn't speak any more. I was very satisfied with Bukov's arrangement.

　　 Arrived outside the headquarters of the 20th Army, and as soon as I got off the car, an officer on duty came over to salute me, saying that the commander and deputy commander had been waiting for me for a long time, and guided me into the headquarters under the rubble.

In the room, Vlasov and Deputy Commander Lin were sitting face to face and drinking tea~www.wuxiaspot.com~ The translator stood behind Lin Zong, and promptly translated Vlasov’s words to Lin Zong, or Lin's words were relayed to Vlasov.

　　 Seeing me entering the door, both commanders stood up and greeted me. Before I stood up and saluted, they stretched out their hands to shake hands with me. Vlasov also smiled and said: "Hello, Chief of Staff Oshanina. I just called you, but I didn't expect you to come here so soon. Isn't the journey safe?"

"Thank you, Comrade Commander, for your concern," I replied with a smile: "The line from Sun Mountain City to Volokoramsk is under the control of our 20th Army. Perhaps it is because the enemy is afraid of the two commanders. , I dare not come out to harass me casually, so my journey can be calm and safe."

Vlasov smiled, gestured to the side, and said, "Come on, sit down and say it first." As President Lin had to wait for Comrade Shi Zhe to translate, his reaction was slightly slower than Vlasov, but he I also added a sentence in Chinese: "You are the chief of staff of the group army, which is equivalent to a member of the headquarters. You don't have to treat yourself as a guest and don't be restrained."

When I sat down, I took a closer look at Vlasov and found that he was actually a thin and tall man, with a height of at least 1.9 meters, but why I used to think that he was of medium build, maybe I couldn’t observe it. For careful sake.

After sitting down, Vlasov said straightforwardly: "Comrade Lida, we are eager to call you over today because the big counterattack is imminent, and the current situation is still very unoptimistic. If you rush to counterattack, it is estimated that you will not get it. What good results, so we need to study carefully, what can we do to change the current unfavorable situation?"