Burning Moscow

　　Although the enemy has become the end of the battle, because of the existence of those armored vehicles, their futile resistance is not without any effect, at least there are still many fighters on the way to the charge.

The political commissar watching the battle suddenly yelled: "Damn it, what the hell? How did Major Xie Dulin personally lead the troops to charge, you must know that his command position is in the regiment command post, not like a company commander with the soldiers personally. charge."

　　 Actually, I saw a man in the binoculars just now, holding a pistol aloft, obviously a commander, turning to the soldiers, pointing to the front, shouting something. Only did not recognize this person as Major Xie Dulin, the head of the 1075 regiment.

　　The battle continues. When the shells fired by our tanks destroyed several armored vehicles that were firing wildly, and the cavalry rushed into the German infantry queue and started hacking wildly, the German troops who were still fighting with the trapped beasts threw away their weapons and raised their hands to surrender to our army.

　　The tanks of our army and the cavalry that had been coming all the time stopped in front of the position. Except for a few who took care of the prisoners, the infantry soldiers rushed to hug and cheer with these friendly comrades. Soon I saw Major Xie Dulin and a few commanders stepping down the trenches and walking in our direction along the traffic trenches.

　　 "It seems that the opposing commander comrade is here, comrade commander." Colonel Kistyakov next to me reminded me: "Should we go out to meet us? After all, we are meeting our friendly forces. This is a big deal!"

　　 "Good idea!" I very much agreed with the proposal of the deputy commander. I put the binoculars aside and smiled and said to the political commissar: "Then, except for the duty officer, the rest of our headquarters will go out to meet the commanders of the friendly forces."

　　 Actually, there are not many personnel on duty, just two correspondents who are in charge of communication. If so, I still see disappointment in their faces. After all, this is the first meeting of teachers after winning the battle.

A few of us were about to leave the command post to meet the commander of the friendly army. At this moment, a communicator stood by the radio and called me: "Comrade commander, your phone!" Then he added: "It's the commander of the group army. General Sov called."

　　 I stopped quickly and ran over to pick up the headset from the mobile phone of the correspondent. Vlasov did not greet him either, but asked bluntly: "Comrade Lida, how is the situation on your side?"

"Report to the commander, we have already joined forces with the comrades of the 16th Army." I looked at the smiling political comrades around them, and then continued: "The political commissars and I were going out to meet the comrades of the friendly army. Your call came first."

"Meeting?! That would be great!" From Vlasov's tone, I felt he was relieved, "You immediately hand over the position to the friendly forces, and then take the troops back to Klin. Prepare for the mobilization of troops. From the east, the troops assisted by Deputy Commander Lin attacked the German forces in the Suvolovo and Botowo regions."

　　 "Yes! I will make arrangements right away, and I must return to Klin as soon as possible."

　　 As soon as I finished the call with Vlasov, political commissar Yegorov came over and asked with concern: "Lida, what happened?"

　　 I smiled bitterly and said: "The commander called, let us immediately hand over the position to the friendly forces, and then return to Klin, and concentrate our forces to attack Botowo."

Next, I called Major Panishev, the commander of the 1077 Regiment, the commander of the Cannon Regiment, and the commander of the Far East Independence Division in Sun Mountain City, Colonel Harpsaf, and asked them to immediately gather their troops and set off to Klin. .

　　 The commander of the Cannon Regiment and Colonel Harpsaf were nothing, and they happily carried out my orders as soon as they heard my orders. Only Major Panishev complained. The troops rushed to Kryukovo from Klin on dozens of roads, but they had to return the same way without firing a shot. Anyone who changed would feel uncomfortable. But since it was my order, although there are opinions, I can only obey it. But unlike when they came, they don't have to walk anymore, but leave by truck.

　　 After all the orders were given, I took the group of people from the division headquarters, walked out of the headquarters, and walked along the traffic trench to meet the commanders of the friendly forces. Before I walked far, I saw Major Xie Dulin and a few people hurriedly approaching me.

As soon as 　　 approached, they found that the friendly forces were all acquaintances. Except for the tank brigade commander I sent to support the 16th Army, I know the other three commanders in black capes and mink caps. Immediately behind Sedulin was the young and handsome Guards Major General Dovator, commander of the 2nd Cavalry Corps, followed by General Pliyev, commander of the 50th Cavalry Division, and Melnik, commander of the 53rd Cavalry Division. Colonel.

As soon as he approached, Xie Dulin, who led the way, stopped, with one side of his body and his back against the trench, and began to introduce me to Dovator: "Comrade General, this is Major General Oshanina, the commander of our Eighth Guards Division. ."

Just when he wanted to introduce Dovator to me, I waved my hand and said, "No introduction, the general and I are old acquaintances." After that, I took a step forward and raised my hand to salute Dovator. , Said friendlyly: "Hello! Comrade General! I didn't expect us to meet again so soon."

Dovator gave me a military salute, and then gave me a strong hug, slapped my back vigorously with his hand a few times, and said happily: "Lida, you are so difficult. You are so short. The Germans were defeated within time, not only took Kryukovo back, but even mobilized a tank brigade to reinforce us."

　　 After he let go of me, I shook hands with the other three commanders one by one and greeted briefly. When I turned around, I saw a scene that surprised me. Political commissar Yegorov and Dovator actually kissed while hugging, and the two big men kissed harshly in broad daylight before they separated. . This kind of performance is too enthusiastic, it makes people unbearable. If I didn't know that this was a kind of etiquette of Lao Maozi, I would definitely think that the two were engaged in a relationship.

　　 Waiting for Dovator and others to say hello, and after a few greetings, we returned to the command post together. After everyone sat down and introduced the complete situation of the Kryukovo area, I told him about the troops to be moved. In his regretful voice, I asked the political commissars to stay to help deal with the change of defense, and I took Yushchenko and the soldiers from the guard company to leave first.

Both the 　　 Artillery Regiment and the 1077 Regiment have been deployed at this moment. I originally thought that the artillery regiment would be dispatched, and it would take more than half an hour. Who knows that after they completed the shooting mission, they were ready to transfer. All the artillery was hung on the towed truck and there was a transfer sound Under the order, he immediately returned along the same route.

　　Grysa drove me and Yushchenko in the front of the jeep, followed by five trucks of the guard company, and the convoy went along the highway to Klin.

　　 Although Grisa drove very fast, but ten kilometers away from Klin, it still failed to catch up with the artillery regiment and the 1077 regiment in front.

　　 I was wondering in my heart whether the two units had not set off yet, or they had turned on some other side road halfway, otherwise the car was suddenly picked up without warning when it might not be able to catch up.

　　Because the car stopped too abruptly, the following truck couldn't brake in time, and the road was slippery, and it directly hit it. Our car suddenly flew out a long way before and landed heavily on the ground. I was rushed forward by huge inertia, and my body slammed into the back of the chair in front of me. The violent collision shook my internal organs as if they were misplaced.

I sat up slowly, took a few deep breaths, covered my chest with my hands, and felt the pain eased slightly, then asked Grissa angrily: "Comrade Driver, what happened? Why did I stop suddenly? ?"

　　Grisha turned his head and said apologetically, "I'm sorry, comrade commander, the car broke down!"

　　 At this time, the guards and soldiers in the cars behind all jumped out of the car and asked with concern: "Comrade Commander, are you okay? Are you injured?"

　　 I pushed the car door and walked down, and the soldiers rushing up waved their hands and said, "It's okay." Then I walked to the rear of the car and looked at it and found that the damage was not serious, except that the rear was hit and dented. On the other side of the bypass car, I just saw Yushchenko covering his chest to get out of the car. I hurried forward to help him and asked him with concern: "Comrade Captain, it doesn't matter, right?"

　　 He shook his head vigorously and said, "It's okay, but I was shocked, and my chest hurts a bit."

　　 Grisa walked over, bowed his head and confessed to me: "Comrade Commander, I'm sorry, I don't know that the car will suddenly break down at this time."

I patted him on the shoulder and said generously: "Comrade Grisa, you are a good driver, and we didn't mean to blame you. Did you say that? Comrade Captain." When I said this, I deliberately The topic was directed to Yushchenko.

　　 Seeing that I said so, Yushchenko, who looked miserable, had no choice but to say casually: "Yes, Grisa. Neither the teacher nor I mean to blame you, so don't worry about it."

"You can fix the car first, and then you can catch up with the car!" Then I said to Yushchenko again: "It's not far from Klin anyway~www.wuxiaspot.com~ Before it gets dark, we will be here. Take a walk on the highway, and the rest will wait for the car to be repaired before catching up."

"Yes!" Yushchenko promised and ran to his men to convey my order to stop all the cars. After Grisa repaired the car, he came up together, and then took more than 20 soldiers and I walked to Klin.

　　 walked for more than ten minutes, and a soldier walking in the front found a group of people on the side of the road not far in front, and hurriedly turned around and shouted. So Yushchenko, who was alerted, immediately changed his formation and asked the soldiers to surround me in order to prevent any accidents.

　　 Just then, a shout came from the front: "Hey, comrades! I said, where are you going?"

I heard that the other party was speaking authentic Russian. I was relieved. I pushed aside the soldiers who were in the way and walked forward. I saw that the other party was all wearing our uniforms, except for a few people with military ranks sitting on the road. On the side of a fallen birch tree, the rest of the people stood around them, so they replied loudly: "We are going to attack Berlin and beat Hitler's moustache severely. There is just not enough manpower. You are going to join in. Us?"

　　 The soldiers around me listened to me and burst into laughter.

　　 Maybe I came out of the crowd after seeing me. Several seated commanders immediately stood up, and one of them ran towards me quickly. The burly and bearded middle-aged commander stood at attention and saluted in front of me, reporting: "Comrade General, hello! Second Lieutenant Yuri reported to you that our troops have been broken up and hope to join your troops. "

　　 "You are welcome to join." As I said, I stretched out my hand to the ensign.