Burning Moscow

　　 After Ulanova left, Nina and I continued chatting again.

From the beginning of the breakout battle, in order to ensure the marching speed of the breakout troops, the group army command ordered the original rescue teams of all units to be separated from the establishment and assigned to the group army field hospital. Nina's rescue team was in this situation. It was divided from my camp. I thought there would be no chance to see this rescue team that was once under my jurisdiction again. I didn’t expect to see Nina here today, so I said to Nina excitedly: "Nina, tell me about your rescue team. Right."

　　 "Comrade Major..."

　　Nina had just habitually called out my official position, I immediately stopped her, and said, "It's all old comrades, don't be so polite, just call me Lida."

"Okay, then I will call you Lida from now on." Nina readily agreed, and began to tell the story of our separation: "... Soon after our health team was placed in the field hospital of the group army, I heard that An The vanguard under the command of Colonel Chufeyev broke through the three lines of defense of the Germans and opened a narrow corridor along the narrow track for the main force of the group army. Due to the large number of wounded to be treated, the field hospital reached the second blockade. When we were on the line, we stopped advancing and deployed on the spot to treat the wounded who were sent to the hospital. Unexpectedly, only two days later, we suddenly got the battle report. Because the Germans suddenly launched an offensive from west to east, the rear guard of the group army Threatened. Under this circumstance, the superior issued an order to join the health team of the field hospital and redistribute it to the combat troops...."

　　 "Which unit are you assigned to?" Upon hearing this, I couldn't help but ask.

Nina thought for a moment, shook her head, and whispered: "I don't know. The assistant in the field hospital took me to a lieutenant colonel and said that the health team was under his command, and then left. I haven't When it was too late to ask the lieutenant colonel about the number of the troops, I heard the rumor that the opened passage was blocked by the Germans. When the people were panicking, the German plane dived and dropped bombs at the troops that were slowly marching east. The team exploded, and people started running around, even dispersing the health team...."

"The passage was blocked by the Germans? How did you escape?" I guessed that the German army occupied the highlands on both sides of the passage not long after I left with Ivan, and then relied on the favorable terrain to break through the encirclement. The troops launched a blockade.

"I first ran to the forest behind the troops, but I encountered a strong German fire resistance. The troops were suppressed in front of the position and could not move at all. When we were at a loss, I suddenly found the firepower in front of us that was blocking us. It began to weaken and moved to the direction of the narrow-gauge railway. I guessed that there should have been a breakthrough opened by our troops again, so I got up from the ground and went straight there. When I rushed to the narrow-gauge railway, I saw In this small area, there is at least one division’s forces. They are rushing forward along the passage regardless of casualties. Although the enemy's mortar and machine gun fire on the high ground on both sides of the land, the loss caused to our army is very general. It's big, but more commanders and fighters still highlight the encirclement. I just followed the commanders and fighters who rushed towards the narrow-gauge railway and successfully highlighted the encirclement."

Listening to her, I can’t help but hate it, because General Privalov’s inaction did not leave enough troops to expand the breach and consolidate the high ground on both sides of the passage. As a result, the breach was opened soon. The tragedy of being forcibly sealed by the German army, then opened and sealed again occurred, and thousands of commanders and soldiers paid the price of their lives because of his mistakes. If I see him again in the future, I must find ways to sue him in front of the commander of the front army so that he can pay for his own mistakes and get the punishment he deserves.

　　 Maybe I was so invested in thinking that I didn't hear what Nina said later. She shook me vigorously several times before awakening me from contemplation. She asked with some worry, "Lida, are you okay?"

　　 I shook my head vigorously to get rid of the distracting thoughts just now, and said forcibly, "I'm fine, Nina, you can go on, I'm listening."

Nina said strangely, "Didn't I have finished talking?" After a while, she said worriedly, "Lida, did you know that the look on your face was so scary, like a murderer? Feeling." She patted her chest and said, "But it frightened me. After calling you for a long time, you can relax."

　　 I know that the gaffe just now was manifested by my hatred towards General Privalov, but I know these things in my heart, and I can’t tell others. I coughed, stabilized my emotions, changed the subject and said, "By the way, Nina, you said you will move to the back tomorrow?"

"Yes, Lida." Nina looked at me again with a strange expression and said, "Didn't I tell you just now? Because the medical conditions here are limited, the wounded who need further treatment will be sent to the army behind. hospital."

　　 "Comrade female soldier," Hearing this voice, I knew it was Ulanova who came here, because my collar had no military rank, and she thought I was just an ordinary female soldier. When I looked up, it turned out to be her. I asked with a smile on my face: "Ulanova, are you taking me to see my son?"

　　 "Yes. Let's go." Ulanova said flatly without expression.

　　 I stood up, and when I was about to leave, Nina suddenly asked curiously from behind: "Lida, you actually have a son. This is the first time I have heard of it."

I turned around and smiled at her and said, "Yeah, I'm all several years old, and I'll bring him over to see you later." When I said this, my inspiration flashed suddenly, thinking that Nina would be transferred to tomorrow. It might be a good choice to go to the military hospital in the back and ask her to take Alik away.

　　 Ulanova took me to a wooden house not far away, opened the door and walked in. This is obviously a dormitory for female hygienists, the single beds are neatly arranged, and Alek is lying on a bed not far from the door. I thanked Ulanova, walked to Alek's side, and sat gently beside his bed. Looking at the sleeping little boy~www.wuxiaspot.com~ I gently wiped the tears from the corners of his eyes with my hand, and I couldn’t help feeling that, if it weren’t for the accident, I met him in Piatnica and took the risk to bring him out If so, maybe he and the villagers have disappeared at this moment.

　　 At this moment, another soldier walked in from outside, walked directly in front of Ulanova, and said carelessly: "Comrade hygienist, you are here, I have been looking for you everywhere."

　　 Ulanova saw this man, as if she had seen a ghost, she backed away desperately, and asked vigilantly: "What are you looking for me for?"

The man smiled, and said without a smile: "What else can be done, of course it is a good thing! Comrade the chief of staff has brought the troops back. He and the division commander are waiting for you in the headquarters, let you go over and check their bodies. ."

　　 Ulanova said angrily: "Check the body and go to the assistant military doctors. I'm just an ordinary hygienist. I don't understand anything except that I can take care of the wounded."

　　 "The chief of staff brought the troops back after a long journey, and his physical condition is also very bad and needs your care."

　　 Ulanova bit her posterior teeth and replied, "I'm not going!"

The man snorted coldly and let out a cruel word: "Ulannova, I warn you, don't shame you. I'll wait for you outside for five minutes. If you don't come out, I will let you catch you. In the past." After finishing speaking, he drove away and fell heavily on the door when he left.

I was confused by everything that happened in front of me. I got up and walked to Ulanova’s side, took her shoulders, and asked with concern: "Ulanova, what's going on? I'm bothered by you. Confused."