Burning Moscow

Our jeep slowed down and drove among the refugees. Unexpectedly, after driving for more than ten kilometers, there is still an endless stream of refugees on both sides of the road.

I turned my head and looked in the back row. Cui Kefu leaned his head back and closed his eyes with his back in the chair, while Bandulin was looking out the window. I turned my head and looked out the window. By the dusty dirt road, the refugees were so tired and slow in their movements, as if they were stuck on the ground. Seeing this scene, I couldn't help asking in a low voice: "Comrade Bandulin, do you know where they are withdrawing?"

"Where else can I go?" Bandulin said solemnly, "Of course it was to evacuate to Stalingrad."

Stalingrad, as soon as I heard this name, I couldn't help but sigh, and I suddenly became worried about the future fate of these refugees. You know, in the history that I know, in order to prevent panic, Stalin issued an order not to evacuate the citizens of Stalingrad. In the end, hundreds of thousands of citizens lost their precious lives in vain.

After driving for a few kilometers, the refugees on the side of the road became sparse. I just wanted to ask the driver how far to reach the destination, but I heard him shout in excitement: "Look, it's our troops."

I looked in the direction of his fingers, and saw a troop marching on the side of the fork in the road. In the front is a bright red flag to guide, and behind is a neatly lined four-way column. The commanders with briefcases and pistols are walking on the left side of the team.

I heard Bandulin suddenly yelled from the back row: "Comrade driver, drive the car to the fork in front and stop." After the driver nodded his agreement, he said to Cui Kefu again: "Comrade Commander, it is us. General Cui Kefu, deputy commander of the Chapter 494 Regiment Army of the Division, please report to him."

After the captain raised his hand to salute again, he reported to Cui Kefu: "Report to the deputy commander, the junction of Chapter 494 of the infantry and the division headquarters. The whole battalion is currently full. You can go into battle at any time, please give instructions!"

Cui Kefu nodded with satisfaction and said, "Good job, Comrade Lieutenant. We are going to fight a big battle next. We just need a new force like you. Okay, you can move on with your troops, and we will see you later."

The captain returned to the queue and shouted the password loudly, and the line that had stopped, moved on in a neat step. As we passed by, the commanders and fighters all paid attention to us. Cui Kefu smiled and raised his hands to his forehead to salute the commanders and fighters of this unit.

I stood behind Cui Kefu, calmly observing the soldiers marching in front of them. Although they were all tired and tired, when they passed in front of us, everyone walked neatly with their heads up and their chests up to show. Their morale is high.

At very late in the evening, we rushed to the Chief of Staff of the Chapter 494 Regimental Command. "

Hearing what Cui Kefu said, Sa Ren quickly said with a smiley face: "Comrade Commander, I'm just kidding, don't take it seriously. Don't stand outside, please come in quickly."

When I was about to enter the division headquarters, I accidentally saw the shadow of Captain Lukin in the crowd welcoming us. I nodded at him, and then followed Colonel Sarin into the division headquarters.

As soon as he walked in, the political commissar Trunin asked the orderly to bring me and Cui Kefu tea and some food, and he was a little embarrassed to say: "Comrade Commander, the telegram from the Chapter 494 Regimental Command I immediately rushed to the headquarters and said there was an important combat mission."

Cui Kefu picked up the paper on the table and looked at it, nodded, and said, "Since there is a combat mission, then let's go together."

In this way, when he arrived at Colonel Saren’s headquarters, he didn’t even sit on his stools, and he hurried to the headquarters of the group army. Said it was an important combat mission, but had Shumilov ever considered that his troops had been beaten to pieces by the Germans, and he didn't know what else he could toss about.

When we rushed to the headquarters of the group army, everyone who should be there was almost there. After listening to their introductions, I was surprised to find that the people who came to the meeting, except those used in Chapter 494.

When everyone is seated. The chief of staff of the group army, Colonel Ruskin, was in charge of explaining the combat mission. He stood up from the table, took off the military cap from his head, clamped it under his left armpit, and combed his hair with his hand as a comb. Then put on the hat again. Walked to the map hung on the wall.

He picked up the explanation stick leaning against the wall and lit the map to start explaining: "Comrade Commander. According to the report of the scout and the interrogation of the German prisoners, the enemy has already transferred their tank Chapter 494 regiment from the Caucasus direction. I came back and reinvested in the direction of Stalingrad."

The people here heard that the German tank Chapter 494 regiment had been transferred back again. Everyone couldn't help but show their worries, and began to whisper and talk in a low voice.

Seeing the chaos below, the expression on Colonel Ruskin's face became serious. He tapped the map a few times with the explanation stick and said loudly: "Quiet, please be quiet. Comrade Commander." But his words didn't seem to come up. To what effect, the whispers below did not disappear immediately, and continued.

"Pop!" With a loud noise, Cui Kefu clashed on the scene. He shouted loudly: "Quiet! Don't you know that you are in a meeting now? You are not allowed to speak anymore." Although Cui Kefu is only a deputy commander, his prestige far exceeds Ruskin. When he opened his mouth, the person in the room was talking. They all closed their mouths obediently. Seeing that the room was quiet, Cui Kefu said to Raskin: "Comrade Chief of Staff, continue to speak."

Raskin gave Cuikov a grateful look, and then went on to say: "At present, the troops of our group army have been organized along the line of Reynok-Spardanovka-Orlovka, relying on the temporary organization of the villages. New defensive positions, and prepare to turn this area into an insurmountable obstacle for the enemy. The German infantry, Chapter 494, became a lone army. The nearest friendly force was the Romanian army near Orlovka. The Chapter 494 regiment will conduct a counter assault against the enemy. The target of the attack is to fight the annihilation battle with all the troops in Chapter 494 of the German army, and strive to wipe out the German forces of the two regiments in the shortest time. The attack sequence is as follows, Chapter 494 In Chapter 494, the two regiments that got up to attack the German army will eat each other at all costs. But I know the status quo of the group army. Although there are so many numbers, how many troops can really go into battle? If you can't lose the opponent, what should you do if you get stuck in the battle?

Facing the noisy scene, Colonel Ruskin seemed a little at a loss. Just as Cuikov was about to shoot the crime again, Shumilov stood up first. He was with him, and the room suddenly became quiet again. After all, he was the commander of the group army, and everyone was still very scrupulous about his identity.

Shumilov stood up, walked to the map, took the explanation stick from Colonel Ruskin, pointed to the map where Romania was stationed, and explained his own thoughts to everyone: "Comrades commanders, I know Everyone is worried about the army of the slave country. According to reconnaissance, this army is not full. After a long battle, there are only more than 6,000 people left. It can be said that it is a negligible force, so you don’t have to worry about attacking. When the German troops, they will be attacked."

"Comrade Commander, Comrade Commander is right." Ruskin added without losing the opportunity: "We concentrate our forces to fight a strong enemy. Once the strong enemy is eliminated by our army, the weak enemy will be feared and even retreat without a fight. "

I heard Ruskin say so. After all, fighting the strong enemy first and then the weak enemy, this is the Soviet army's consistent style of play. After thinking about it this way, everyone was relieved and no objections were raised.

But at this moment, I was thinking that the Chinese and foreign styles of play were really different, and I changed my command. I will definitely concentrate my forces to eat the Romanian troops first, and after the battle is resolved, I will turn around and fight the Germans. Thinking of this, I couldn't help but smile softly.

My laughter was heard by Colonel Smirlov of the Marine Brigade sitting next to him. He frowned and asked dissatisfiedly: "Comrade Colonel, what are you laughing at? Do you have any concerns about the commander’s military deployment? What's the different view?"

Sitting next to him was Commander Bilyukov, and he heard the navy colonel scolding me. He hurriedly came out to relieve me: "Colon Smirlov, don't rush to say that. Maybe Lieutenant Colonel Oshanina really has any good opinions."

Trikov may have heard our conversation, he got up and walked to Shumilov's side. He reached into his ear and whispered a few words. Shumilov looked at me, then nodded slightly. Then he announced loudly: "Comrades commanders, now I invite Lieutenant Colonel Oshanina, Chief of Staff of the Group Army, to tell everyone about her fantastic ideas."

Seeing everyone's eyes turned on me, I knew I couldn't avoid it, so I stood up, adjusted my military uniform, and strode to the map. After saluting Shumilov and Trikov, he turned to salute the commanders present.

After doing all this, I picked up the explanation stick, pointed to the position of the Romanian army, and threw out my shocking plan: "I think the main attack direction of the group army tomorrow should not be the two isolated regiments of the German army, but this Romanian army. We should concentrate the forces of two or three divisions and eat them first..."

Just said this, the following sentence floated: "Comrade Lieutenant Colonel, what should we do if we are attacking the Romanian army and the German army provides reinforcements? You must know that when the German army is under attack, the Romanian army may just stand by. On the other hand, when the Romanian troops are attacked, the Germans will definitely come for reinforcements. At that time, our retreat may be cut off by the Germans, which is obviously the predicament of being attacked from front to back.

"Yeah! If the Germans reinforce, our offensive forces will be encircled."

"It's too risky. In this way, the counter-assault plan may fail."

His words immediately caused a sound of echo.

Instead of knocking on the wall with an explanation stick like Ruskin did, I put my hands behind me and looked at everyone quietly.

Cui Kefu stood up and pressed down. After everyone was quiet, he said solemnly: "Comrades commanders, Lieutenant Colonel Oshanina is a commander with rich combat experience. What is her command level? Some of the commanders have seen it with my own eyes, so I won’t say much here. Please keep quiet, listen to her all the combat intentions, and then express your own views. Do you understand?"

The commanders sitting below replied neatly: "I understand!"

Cui Kefu nodded in satisfaction, turned around and said to me: "Lieutenant Colonel Oshanina, you can continue talking. Don't worry, no one will interrupt you this time!"

I smiled at Cui Koff slightly, and then smiled and said, "Just now, the commander questioned: What if we are attacking Romanian troops and what if the German army is reinforced by UU reading www.uukanshu.com? My answer is: I can't ask for it!" When I finished, I didn’t see what their expressions were. I turned around and pointed at the map with the explanation stick and said to everyone: "Comrade commanders, please look at the Reynock area where the German troops are stationed to Orlovka, Romania. Forty kilometers apart, there are many hilly areas in this area, which is a good place to set up ambushes. We laid an ambush here in advance, and when the enemy's reinforcements attacked, we attacked decisively and eliminated them.

For tomorrow's battle, my plan is: 1. Direct command of the Infantry Chapter 494 Regiment Command. I'm finished, thank you all. "After saluting everyone, I put down the explanation stick, walked back to my position and sat down again.

One stone stirred up a thousand waves, and my battle plan immediately caused everyone's controversy. The commanders I am familiar with, such as Biliukov, Sarin, Lyudnikov, Kuropatenko, and Kolobtin, all firmly supported my plan. Those commanders who were not familiar with them offered different opinions, especially Colonel Smirlov, the commander of the Marine Brigade, who said cautiously: "The plan of Lieutenant Colonel Oshanina sounds very good. , But when I think about it, there are still many shortcomings. If the German army is attacked by the Romanian forces, instead of just not adding reinforcements, but focusing all the troops to attack the Renoke area, what should we do? You know, in this area, We don't have any solid fortifications, and we can't withstand the onslaught of the enemy." As soon as Colonel Smirlov spoke, everyone fell into silence again, knowing that what he said might completely exist.