Burning Moscow

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I rolled my eyes at the head of Corsca, who was selling off children, and said impatiently: "Lieutenant Colonel Corsca, who the **** is, please tell me bluntly. Don't just go around and hang your appetite. "

Seeing my signs of anger, Kosca didn't dare to go around any more, but tentatively asked: "Your guard, Captain Pugachev, I wonder what you want?"

"Pugachev?!" Listening to Keska's reminder, I realized that until now, I haven't seen my guard battalion commander show up. I asked casually: "Where is the other person?"

Sergeikov hurriedly replied: "Just now I received a report from the scouts that there were signs of German activities on the southwestern defense line of the position. Captain Pugachev personally took a company and rushed to the spot where the Germans were found. Up."

After listening to Sergeikov’s words, I nodded silently, and then asked Kosca: "Lieutenant Colonel Kosca, if Pugachev is asked to act as the commander of the second regiment, then who will be the battalion of the guard battalion? How long? You know, because the two units have different terms of reference, it is obviously inappropriate for Captain Pugachev to hold two positions." I say that, as long as you are not too stupid, you can hear that I have Acquiescing to let Captain Pugachev act as the commander of the Second Regiment.

"For the position of the guard battalion commander, I also thought of a suitable candidate." Corsca said confidently.

"Ooo, it's not easy, Lieutenant Colonel Koska." Sergeikov said in amazement: "I didn't expect you to recommend not only suitable candidates for the second regiment acting head, but even the battalion commander of the division guard battalion, you I thought about it."

"Do you have a suitable candidate for the guard battalion commander?" I was surprised by Corsgar's amazing words, so I asked curiously: "Who is this person, do I know?"

"It's the second lieutenant who was shot by my soldier. His name is..." At this point, Kosca frowned, showing a contemplative expression, seeming to be thinking of Lieutenant Basmanov's first name.

Speaking of Basmanov. I can't help but think of the car accident that was caused by the shooting incident just now, and remembered the feeling that my internal organs felt like they had moved out of place after the crash. Thinking about this, I immediately felt a slight pain in my chest. I quickly covered my chest with my hand and found a seat to sit down. Looking up at Kosca, he said calmly: "You're talking about Lieutenant Basmanov."

"The shooting? Lieutenant Colonel Corsca, what happened?" Gaidar did not wait for Corsca to answer my question, so he asked about the shooting with concern.

Corsca didn't hide it, so the troops were resting on a hillside when they were meeting us just now. I happened to see us wearing German uniforms. The German motorcycles were heading towards where they were, and it was logical to think of us as Germans, so the sentry on duty fired without hesitation. Speaking of this, he said happily: "Fortunately, the sentry's marksmanship is not very good. The bullet missed and hit the driver in the division commander's car. The driver is the candidate for the guard battalion commander I just recommended."

I took the German helmet off my head and threw it on the table, taking off the German uniform that was outside the uniform. Bian added: "His name is Basmanov, a platoon leader of the Second Regiment. Although I haven't been in contact with him for a long time, I feel that he is still capable. Since Lieutenant Colonel Kosca suggested that he should come. As the battalion commander of the guard battalion, I have no opinion. What about you, do you have different opinions?"

"Who is this second lieutenant? Is he qualified for this position?" Sergeikov said hesitantly.

"He originally belonged to the 24th Infantry Division. The troops were encircled by German troops in Kiev. Because the flag of the 24th Division was lost or captured by the Germans during the breakout, the division was quickly disbanded and all division leaders were sent on. After the military court, the rest of the commanders at all levels, except for a few individuals, also entered the punishment battalion. Lieutenant Basmanov was sent to the disciplinary battalion under this situation. You are all in the situation of the second lieutenant. Understand, do you have any different opinions?"

"No." The three people replied in unison.

"How is the situation of the troops now?" I greeted the three regiment leaders after sitting down. Then ask yourself what interests you.

"I heard that in order to cover everyone's retreat, the commander personally took on the post-breaking task, which deeply moved the officers and men. At present, the morale of the troops is high and they are ready to go into battle." Sederikov replied. Let me curse secretly in my heart: Flattery! But on the surface, I can't say anything, I can only pretend to be serious and nod.

When Oleg came to the headquarters, Pugachev, who happened to be on the mission, also just came back, and the two walked into the house together and raised their hands to salute me. I paid a courtesy, ignored Oleg, just looked at Pugachev and asked: "Comrade Captain, I heard that you took the troops to the area where the Germans were found on mission?"

"Yes, comrade commander." Pugachev reported to me: "I got a report from the scouts that there were signs of German activity on the west side of our army position, so I went to a company of soldiers to rush. Past."

"Have you seen the Germans when you got there?"

Pugachev nodded vigorously and replied: "We found a German patrol squad with fifteen people. After destroying all the enemies, according to the documents on the body, it was known that they belonged to the 16th Tank Division. "

"What, the 16th Tank Division?" After listening to the others, there was no change in the expressions on their faces. Only the artillery battalion commander Jegonovich, who had just been assigned to my division, changed his face. He said with some excitement: "German Army Lieutenant General Hubei’s 16th Tank Division, which belongs to the 14th Tank Army under Paulus’s 6th Army, is a very powerful unit. Strange, how come they suddenly appeared on the flank of our division?"

The other commanders here obviously did not know the level of German commanders as well as Yegonovich, so after hearing what they said, everyone remained silent. I saw Oleg and Pugachev still standing in front of me, so I gestured to them to sit down first.

Then came Captain Perskin from the tank unit, Yegonovich, the artillery battalion commander, and Morozov, the artillery company commander. Seeing that almost all the people who were going to attend the meeting were coming, but they did not see Basmanov. I hurriedly asked Oleg: "Comrade Oleg, where is your subordinate Lieutenant Basmanov?"

Oleg stood up and said with a blank face: "Report to the commander, he is outside. He has a shoulder wound, and a health worker from the group army is bandaging the wound for him."

"Go and call him here," I told dryly.

Oleg didn't dare to ask why, and honestly went outside the headquarters to call in Lieutenant Basmanov.

At this time Basmanov had taken off his German uniform and hung one hand on his chest. As soon as I saw him coming in, I hurried to meet him, walked to him and stopped, and asked him with concern: "Comrade Lieutenant, how is your injury?"

The second lieutenant straightened his body quickly and replied: "Report to the commander, after the hygienist took out the bullet for me. The wound was bandaged again, and now there is nothing wrong.

"Very well," I said to the second lieutenant, pointing to the side of the table with my hand after I said this, "Second Lieutenant Basmanov, you can sit next to Captain Pugachev."

I return to my place. Facing the several commanders present, he coughed heavily, cleared his throat, and then said: "Commanders, I am very happy to see everyone here. For us, we are completing our fight against the Germans. After the mission, most of the troops in our division were able to successfully retreat to the preset positions assigned to us by the superiors. This is a remarkable victory."

Hearing what I said, the faces of the commanders present were filled with joy. I waited for the expressions on everyone’s faces to hold for a few minutes, and then said: “This time, the task of covering the main retreat performed by our division is generally very well done. We not only stood in three directions, but also withstood the retreat. The offensive of several German divisions also severely damaged the 29th German Motorized Infantry Division, wiped out nearly 10,000 enemies, and captured their commander, Major General Leiser."

After saying these few words, I turned my gaze to Oleg, who was sitting on my left side, and said in a more emphatic tone: "Although my division has achieved great results, it also exposed some hidden shortcomings. "Speaking of this, I gritted my teeth and asked Sederikov sitting next to Oleg: "Lieutenant Colonel Sederikov, can you explain to everyone, what am I talking about?"

Sejerikov quickly stood up. After nodding at me, he said to others: "Comrades, commanders present here, we could have completed the transfer mission quietly without disturbing the enemy. Unexpectedly, there are people who are out of line and blatantly defy the orders of their superiors. He led the troops to sneak attacks on the enemy without authorization. Although they wiped out an enemy transportation team and seized a lot of vehicles, they were violently intercepted by German artillery when they returned, causing more than 200 soldiers to die in vain. This kind of bad behavior is something we cannot tolerate."

As I was waiting for several commanders to come to the meeting, I told Sergeikov, Koska, and Gaidar about Oleg, so they knew what happened. . But several other low-level commanders didn't know the matter, they were still whispering to each other, and they were whispering to find out what happened. Another person who knew the situation was Ensign Basmanov, but in this situation, everyone ignored him directly, let alone the insider sitting next to him.

I coughed again, so that everyone’s attention was focused on me, and I said with a stern face, "Don’t whisper, I’ll tell you about this. Originally, according to the plan of the division, The order of the retreat is the fourth regiment, the third regiment, the second regiment, and the first regiment. When the fourth regiment retreat began, Lieutenant Colonel Sergeikov and I came to the defense area of ​​the fourth regiment to take over the defense, and at the same time, the third regiment and the second regiment Make contact and urge them to retreat on time. What the third regiment didn't say, when the large troops retreated, they also left a company on the position to monitor the enemy. But the second regiment, when they contacted them, they couldn't get in touch." said When I got here, I slammed the table and said loudly to Oleg: "Lieutenant Colonel Oleg, you come and tell everyone what is going on?"

Oleg's face flushed flushed, and slowly stood up, lowered his head and chin against his chest, and whispered: "Our regiment's communications equipment has been lost."

"The communication equipment is lost?!" I listened to his explanation, snorted softly, and then asked: "I'm here to ask you whether the loss of the communication equipment was before the attack by your group or on the way back. "The reason I asked this sentence was because I saw a convertible car that was blown up into the air and somersaulted. I suspected that the car was a soldier in the communications squad.

Sure enough, Oleg murmured: "The communicators and communication equipment were destroyed by German artillery on their way back to their positions. The car they were riding in was directly hit by the shells, and everyone in the car was killed. ."

"I ask you, since your regiment's communication equipment has not been lost before the retreat, why can't we be contacted?" I have always been worried about not being able to contact him at the Si regimental position, so I continue to ask. Tao.

Hear my direct question. He became more ashamed and embarrassed. But seeing everyone cast contemptuous glances at him, I had to honestly replied: "During the daytime battle, our regiment suffered heavy casualties. Thousands of fighters died on the ground. So many of my fighters died. I was not reconciled to the Germans. I wanted to avenge them, so I ignored the opposition of my subordinates and worked out a plan to attack the Germans.” At this point, he looked up at me and added embarrassingly. : "Commander, I was afraid that you would stop me, so I asked the communicator to turn off the communication equipment. I no longer receive any orders from the division."

"Oleg, you bastard!" Gaidar stood up and yelled at Oleg's nose with a finger: "Do you think you are a guerrilla? How can you fight if you want to be so big? Have you thought about it, if you The action aroused the suspicion of the German army and exposed the intention of our division to retreat. If the Germans press from behind, what should we do? Yes, we have won two battles. But you think that with our strength, we can Withstand the repeated attacks of several German divisions, you would be wrong, you would be very wrong!"

"Okay, Lieutenant Colonel Gaidar, stop talking." I stopped Gaidar from continuing, and immediately announced the punishment decision on Oleg in front of everyone: "Because Lieutenant Colonel Oleg disobeyed the military order. And caused the The regiment suffered a lot of casualties, so I decided to demote him and remove the second regiment commander from the post. Relegated to the second regiment one company commander.” After speaking, my eyes swept over everyone’s face and said loudly. Asked: "Does everyone have different opinions?"

"No!" The commanders present replied in unison, even Oleg echoed my opinion.

"Since Lieutenant Colonel Oleg has been demoted, the Second Regiment can't live without a captain for a day, so I decided, Captain Pugachev." When I said this, my eyes turned to Pugachev.

Pugachev quickly stood up and replied loudly, "Master, do you have any instructions?" After speaking, he glanced straight at Oleg's body. It seemed that he thought I would let him guard the guard. The clerk called in and then took Oleg away.

I grinned and said to him: "After researching with several heads, I decided to appoint you as the acting head of the second regiment."

"What, I will serve as the acting head?" My words were obviously unexpected by Pugachev, and he asked in astonishment.

"Yes, Captain Pugachev. From now on, you will be the acting commander of the Second Regiment."

"But, comrade commander, I am your security battalion commander. If I become the acting head of the security battalion, I can no longer serve as your security battalion commander. Please consider this appointment again."

"Don't think about it." I said categorically, "Say you are the acting commander of the Second Regiment, you are the acting commander, why are you so long-winded. As for the position of guard battalion commander, you don't have to worry about it. I have found a suitable candidate. ."

"I have found a suitable candidate, who is it?" Pugachev asked in disbelief.

I looked at Basmanov and called him with a smile: "Second Lieutenant Basmanov."

The second lieutenant stood up quickly, straightened his body, and asked in the same way that Pugachev was just now: "Comrade Commander, do you have any instructions?"

"From now on, Comrade Basmanov," I said solemnly: "You are my guard battalion commander. The rank is no longer second lieutenant, but captain." He can promote his subordinates to the ranks as he pleases. This is the one thing that makes me feel most happy at the moment.

Basmanov did not surprise me as I believed, but was silent for a moment and cautiously said: "But comrade commander, I have only commanded the platoon and suddenly became your guard battalion commander. I am afraid that I cannot do well. !"

"No one is born to be a senior commander. If you have something you don't understand, you can learn it slowly." Seeing that he was still a little bit hesitant, I said in a more serious tone, "This is an order from a superior. , Can’t discuss and reject, can only execute unconditionally.”

Seeing my resolute attitude, Basmanov did not shirk anymore. After saluting me, he replied loudly: "Yes! Comrade commander, I resolutely obey your orders."

After I spread the map on the table, I said to everyone: "Next. We should discuss how to strengthen our existing defensive positions." After speaking, I saw Oleg also leaning over the table. The map said coldly to him: "Comrade Oleg, now the regiment-level leader is in the meeting. Your level is not qualified to participate in the meeting. You can leave." After that, I stopped looking at him. Just bowed his head and looked at the map in front of him.

From the corner of my eye, I saw Oleg stunned for a while, got up and walked to the door of the headquarters, before going up the steps, he turned to salute me. I didn't look up, just waved to his position.

After Oleg left, I pointed the map with a red and blue pencil and said to everyone: "Our division’s defense focus will be on the south and west. Sederikov’s regiment is responsible for defense against the south; The third regiment of the lieutenant colonel was responsible for the task of defensive westward. The second and fourth regiments suffered heavy losses in the two days of fighting. They will serve as the reserve team of the entire division and stay behind until they are replenished with new soldiers. ......."

Before I could finish speaking, Razumeyeva, who was sitting in the corner, got up and walked over. After raising his hand to salute me, he reported: "Comrade Commander, General Cui Kefu, Deputy Commander of the Group Army, is online, and he wants to speak to you."

"Hello, Comrade Commander." I picked up the microphone and said politely. In the entire group army, it is estimated that I am the only one who calls Cui Kefu the commander, and everyone else calls him his true rank—deputy commander.

"Has all the independent divisions been withdrawn?" Cui Kefu asked with concern.

"Yes, Comrade Commander. The four infantry regiments, tank detachments, and artillery battalions have all retreated to their designated positions."

"Are there any difficulties?"

"Yes, Comrade Commander." I finally had an opportunity to raise conditions, and I naturally wouldn't let it go. "The Second Regiment suffered heavy casualties in the battle, and there are currently less than 300 people left. It is in urgent need of rest and supplementation. No I know when the recruits who are replenished to my division will arrive in the army?"

"I now have six thousand recruits in my hand." As soon as Cui Kefu spoke, I was overjoyed. I only wanted one thousand or eight hundred people, but I didn't expect him to have six thousand people when he opened his mouth. Just been happy for less than a minute. Then I heard Cui Kefu say: "But they are all from the Gulag Concentration Camp and arrived today during the day. They have not undergone any military training, nor have any combat experience. Even if they are all supplemented to your division, they can only get together in a short period of time. The number of individuals cannot form combat effectiveness."

I was a little disappointed when I heard this. New recruits who don’t understand anything, even if they are added to the army, can have a limited effect. Maybe the enemy’s artillery shells will explode one kilometer away from them, and they will be frightened. flee.

"Master~www.wuxiaspot.com~What did General Trikov say?" Sergeikov and the others came to a place not far from me and asked in a voice that was so low that only the two of us could hear them.

I hurriedly covered the transmitter and said to him: "General Cui Kefu said that we can add 6,000 of us..." Before I finished speaking, I saw the faces of the commanders around me with joyful expressions. Quickly finish the words: "But they are all newcomers from the Gulag concentration camp, without military training, and no combat experience." As soon as I finished speaking, everyone's faces showed disappointment.

I lowered my head and thought for a moment. Although I am a prisoner with no experience, if they have combat backbones and grassroots commanders to train them, they can quickly form combat effectiveness. Moreover, Zhukov has promised to help me ask for the ensign training from Meletskov. The team, then there is nothing to worry about. Thinking of this, I let go of the microphone and said to Cui Kefu: "Comrade Commander, I have six thousand people. I don't know when I can add them to our division."

My words shocked Cui Kefu. He asked in an incredible tone: "Oshanina, are you sure you can accept these six thousand people?"

"Yes, Comrade Commander," I replied decisively: "In the two days of fighting, the independent division has been downsizing very severely. Continue to require a large number of soldiers to supplement. Otherwise, if you fight for another two days, it will be all gone. ."