Burning Moscow

Captain Karpov, who was notified, quickly walked into the command post. Due to the rush of time, he was still wearing a German uniform and a German-style large brimmed hat, except that a white towel was still tied to his left arm.

Cui Kefu was taken aback when he saw him dressed up, then he greeted him with a smile, and proactively reached out to the other party. While shaking hands, he said warmly: "Welcome, welcome, Captain Karpov, welcome you back to our troops, from now on, we are comrades-in-arms."

Karpov's eyes blushed, and he kept standing upright and said: "Comrade Commander, we have taken a detour before, and we have been able to wake up under your inspiration. In the coming days, we will use our blood and lives to donate and defend us. Motherland."

"Well said, well said. Comrade Karpov." Cuikov's address to Karpov changed from being a captain to a comrade, expressing his approval of him: "We will fight together in the future until Until the fascist invaders are all driven out of our motherland." After a pause, he asked again: "Comrade Karpov, where are your troops, I want to see them?"

"Comrade Commander," Karpov hurriedly replied, "I thought that you would review my troops, so when I came, I asked my company commanders to gather the troops outside the cave. You can go anytime. Review." After speaking, he took a step back wittily, and turned his body aside, waiting for Cui Kefu to go out and review his troops.

Seeing that Karpov had already moved aside, Cui Koff turned his head and said to several of us: "Let’s go, let’s go outside and see the officers and soldiers of Karpov Camp." In his mouth, the name of the officers and soldiers of the Eastern Battalion had already been accused. Replaced.

When I was walking out, I saw Lieutenant Colonel Weinrub just smile at me, but he still stood beside Razumeyeva without moving. I guessed that he might have some task left behind, so I ignored him, speeding up and following Cui Kefu's back.

When walking to the entrance of the cave. Cui Kefu suddenly stopped, and I bumped into him. I asked a little embarrassed: "Comrade Commander. Why did you stop suddenly?"

Cui Kefu pointed to the outside of the cave and said to me with interest: "Comrade Oshanina, look at the army sitting on the ground outside. It looks well-trained."

I looked in the direction of his fingers and saw that in the open space outside the cave, there were more than two hundred soldiers wearing German uniforms and German helmets sitting densely. Nowhere could I tell that they were well-trained. . I couldn't help but asked curiously: "Comrade Commander. Where do you see that they are well-trained?"

Cui Kefu didn't answer my words, but he said to himself: "Although they are sitting on the ground, the whole queue is neat and tidy. They are all sitting tightly. They are troops trained by the Germans, which are different from ours. As long as they take time, they will become a powerful and elite force." After speaking, he raised his leg and walked forward.

A group of us gathered around Cui Kefu to the front of the team. The commanders sitting on the ground saw a group of high-ranking officials suddenly come, and they all looked at each other and didn't know what to do next. at this time. Karpov only heard a loud shout: "Listen to my password, all-stand up!"

Following his command, the commanders sitting on the ground all stood up. All were standing upright, standing there with their heads high. Although it is a hastily arranged queue, the horizontal and vertical rows are all arranged like a straight line. Seeing this situation, I couldn't help but secretly praise Cui Kefu for his vision. If it is not well-trained, it is really not an easy task to line up in such a neat line.

Cui Koff turned his face away, gave me a meaningful smile, and then said: "Comrade Oshaninna. How about it, am I right?"

I nodded. Immediately he made a gesture to Karpov and asked him to come to me. He whispered to him: "Comrade Captain, it happens that Comrade Commander is here. You can ask him to say a few words to the officers and soldiers. It will be very helpful for morale improvement."

"Understood." Karpov agreed, then walked to Trikov's side and asked him in a low voice. Seeing Cui Kefu nodded with a smile, he immediately became excited, and turned to his subordinates and said loudly: "Brothers, let us ask General Cui Kefu, commander of the group army, to give us a few words. Welcome." After that, he took the lead. Hold your palms up. With his demonstration effect, the commanders and fighters clapped collectively, and even I had to slap a few chins like this.

Cui Kefu raised his hands and pressed it down. After the applause stopped, he walked two steps forward to a place closer to the queue and started his speech. Cui Koff first gave a report on the battle situation to the officers and soldiers, introduced the excellent situation of the Soviet army's series of victories in other battlefields, and called on everyone to lay down their burdens and go into battle with light, and make their own contributions to defend Stalingrad, and so on.

After we returned to the headquarters, I saw familiar people around me. I finally couldn't help but ask Cui Kefu: "Comrade Commander, you have been asking about the plain language conversation today, what is going on? "

Originally, Cui Kefu had a happy face. When I asked this question, his face suddenly sank, and he shouted without looking back: "Lieutenant Colonel Weinrub, come here."

Hearing his shout, Weinrub, who was standing next to Razumeyeva, hurriedly trot all the way to our side, bent down and asked: "Comrade Commander, I don't know what instructions you have?"

"Comrade Lieutenant Colonel, please tell General Oshanina the details of what happened today."

"Yes!" Weinrubb agreed, and according to Cui Koff's instructions, he told us what happened today: "According to the headquarters' plan, before dawn today, we have two temporary infantry regiments that will be from Austria. Erlov’s east and west sides attacked the German forces entrenched here and immediately achieved the goal of annihilating the enemy. The battle started within the prescribed time. After a while, the commanders of the two regiments reported to the headquarters one after another. In the face of our onslaught, the enemy on the opposite side behaved abnormally and fought extremely tenaciously. After hearing this, Chief of Staff Krylov felt that something was wrong, and immediately notified the two troops through the radio to stop the attack in secret words.

After the offensive of the two regiments ceased, the fighting in the area also ended. The commanders of the two regiments felt that the situation was not right. I sent a scout to check, but unexpectedly discovered that it was a friendly army who had just exchanged fire with him. But the Germans they wanted to eliminate had no idea where they were going.

After repeated searches. A German engineer who was laying a landmine was caught nearby, and he was interrogated. Only half an hour before the start of the battle, the enemy intercepted our plain-language call, learned about the direction of our army's offensive and distribution of forces, and promptly withdrew from the position.

After the heads of the two regiments learned of the situation, they hurriedly reported the situation to the headquarters. General Krylov felt that something was wrong and ordered them to retreat immediately. When they returned to their starting position, the enemy's artillery covered the area where our troops were assembled. Unprepared commanders suffered heavy casualties in the artillery fire. The enemy's retreating troops also counterattacked under the cover of tanks and armored vehicles at this time. At the end of the battle, the two regiments were almost wiped out, except for a dozen wounded who escaped danger. "

What Wei Yinlubu said shocked us all. After a while, Kirilov asked tentatively: "Comrade Commander, how did our army's offensive plan leak out. Is the investigation clear?"

Cui Koff shook his head and said with a pained expression: "I don't know. According to the judgment of Chief of Staff Krylov, the enemy should have eavesdropped on the plain language calls of our commanders and fighters. That's why we learned about our military's combat plan. The full set is cleverly set up, waiting for our troops to jump in."

By this time, I understood why Cui Kefu was asking if my teacher had frequently used the wireless communication system for plain language calls. It turned out that he was worried that the information would be leaked from us. Although there are various signs that the leak has nothing to do with us, there are some things that I still want to use this opportunity to say to Cui Kefu: "Comrade Commander. I think the group army belongs to too many units, and the units are too complicated. The intelligence between them cannot be communicated with each other. Moreover, due to the lack of communication equipment, the troops are also hungry and lack the relevant communication rules. What is even worse is that some troops ignore the communication confidentiality system. They often openly publicize and communicate, which leads to our military's. The situation was unintentionally stolen by the German army. For example, this leak is related to the imperfect system in this area. It is not terrible to lose a battle. The terrible thing is that the battle is defeated. If you do not find out the reason, you will have to fight again in the future. defeat."

"Say what you think in your heart all at once," Cui Kefu looked at me and said, "I also want to know what your different views are."

I nodded and continued: "I found that many troops paid little attention to battlefield experience and despised the action of summarizing experience. Soldiers rarely shared battlefield experience with each other. The end is that every time the lessons are learned from heavy losses, it doesn’t take long. Forget it all, and then the same stupid thing happens again."

"Yes, this situation does exist. Since you mentioned it, I will change everything within my abilities." At this point, he suddenly changed the topic and asked: "Do you think it is in the current situation? , How should we use our existing forces to carry out a good urban warfare?"

I have already considered his question, so I opened my mouth and said: "In order to make the most of your own advantages, you must avoid positional warfare if you stick to the city. Units with small formations are more suitable for urban operations. Generally, flank-outflaps are not used. Tactics, and the use of close-fitting tactics, which makes it easy for us to find the weaknesses of the German army in order to eliminate them in a targeted manner."

When I said this, Razumeyeva suddenly yelled, "Hey, comrade lieutenant colonel, the group army command is calling, and I need to look for you or Commander Cuikov."

Weinrubb looked down at Cui Kefu and wanted to wait for his order. Cui Kefu nodded at him and said, "Comrade Lieutenant Colonel, you can answer the phone. Maybe Comrade Chief of Staff has found out some traces of scams."

When Wei Yin Rube went to answer the phone, the room was silent, and everyone's attention was focused on Wei Yin Rube who was answering the phone.

After receiving the call, Wei Yinlubu returned to Cui Kefu with a serious expression, and stooped to report to him: "Comrade Commander, I understand. According to the investigation by the Communications Office, the commander of one of the regiments had passed before the attack. The wireless communication system made clear-language calls to his subordinates. Perhaps it was at that time that the enemy eavesdropped on our plan and adjusted the original deployment in a targeted manner."

After Cui Kefu heard this, he slammed a fist on the table, shocking all of us. He angrily cursed: "Damn it. It is simply hateful. It is because a small negligence of the commander not only destroyed our combat plan, but also caused the commanders and fighters of the two regiments we finally put together to sacrifice in vain. If this commander hadn't died in the battle, I would definitely send him to a military court."

Scolded scolded, but the matter has ended. No one can recover, and the plan to pinch the German forces in the Orlov area was aborted.

I waited for the anger on Cui Kefu's face to subside, and then softly persuaded him: "Comrade Commander, since it has happened, it is useless for you to be angry. Otherwise, readjust your deployment and organize your troops to launch a new offensive."

"Organizing troops?!" Cui Kefu rolled his eyes at me and said dissatisfiedly: "I am currently stretched out of troops. Where else can I deploy troops to organize a new offensive?"

"Comrade Commander." Kirilov took the conversation and said, "You might as well listen to Comrade Oshanina's opinion. Maybe she has any good suggestions."

Hearing what Kirilov said, Trikov set his sights on me again, and said weakly, "Well, Comrade Oshanina, I want to ask you, if you are a commander, I will let you attack. How would you command the troops to fight against a city defended by the enemy?"

"Comrade Commander, if I were a commander." Speaking of fortified battles, it may be my weakness, but guerrilla warfare is carried out in the city. It was not a big deal for me, so I said confidently: "During the city defense battle, the defender is in a favorable position due to the familiarity of the terrain. If you want to seize the city they occupy from the enemy's hands, , We must have a careful plan, and use piecemeal tactics to replace forced attacks. I tend to gradually cannibalize small groups of enemies in small settlements or urban ruins, so that when our troops perform combat missions, chaos will occur. It will be less."

Cui Kefu nodded: "It makes sense, is there anything else that needs attention?"

“It’s relatively important to supply it regularly. Food and ammunition must be ensured. Soldiers must not eat in their stomachs. There is no bullet in the weapon.

Strictly strengthen the management of communication equipment to prevent the occurrence of leaks. All units must resolutely obey the command of the group army headquarters, improve coordination between units and increase air-ground coordination. Instead of trying the tight-fitting combat of infantry, instead of using aviation firepower and heavy artillery instead, this style of play may not have good results, but it can improve the survival rate of our commanders and fighters.

Change the reckless play of the past and replace it with slow and powerful actions.

The troops first maintained contact with the enemy, and immediately retreated after calling for heavy fire support.

We must make effective use of the few elite snipers currently in our army to go to various areas to attack the enemy.

Using powerful firepower to replace the original human sea tactics can effectively reduce the casualties of our army. "

I thought about where I said something, and I said a lot without knowing it. When I saw that whether it was Cuikov, Weinrub, or Kirilov and Bantai Lev, they all took out their notebooks and carefully recorded everything I just said, and I realized that I was talking about their hearts. Be complacent.

"Yes, what I said is very good." After Cui Kefu praised, he asked tentatively, "Anything else?"

"I think the subjective initiative of front-line commanders should be strengthened. Except for certain key areas, where fierce battles must be conducted, our troops must be broken up into parts and operated in a small structure. This can make the efficiency and survival rate of the troops. Have been promoted."

After Cui Kefu also wrote the following words in the notebook, he raised his head and said to Wei Yinlubu: "Comrade Lieutenant Colonel, Comrade Oshanina's experience is very precious, and I will try to come in and promote it vigorously in the army in the future."

The two of them sat here again for a long time. After almost emptied all the theoretical instructions in my belly, Cui Kefu stood up and said with satisfaction: "Comrade Oshanina, it seems that we are coming to you today. It didn’t come in vain. Not only did I get the good news about the success of the Karpov camp anyway, but I also learned a lot of new theories about urban warfare from you. It’s a worthwhile trip.” After speaking, he raised his hand and looked at his watch. I said, "It's getting late, I have business in the headquarters, I won't stay here anymore. I wish you good luck!" As he reached out to me, he shook his hand and released it. After shaking hands with three other teachers and leaders one by one, they turned and left ~ www.wuxiaspot.com~ After Cui Koff left, Pantai Leyev looked at me with admiration, and said excitedly: "Comrade Teacher, I'm really too I admire you. I didn't expect you to have so much experience on how to carry out urban warfare. Although it sounds nothing great at first, but after careful consideration, you find that your theory is really suitable for the current battlefield situation."

"Comrade Commander," after Bantai Leyev finished speaking, Akhromeyev also asked, "Since you have a whole set of theories on how to conduct urban warfare, what about us here? How can we be better here? To fight the enemy?"

As soon as Akhromeyev spoke, I suddenly remembered the position abandoned by Serebriani and immediately asked him: "By the way, Comrade Chief of Staff, I just forgot to ask you, Captain Serebriani. After they withdrew from the position, did the enemy enter the position?"

Akhromeyev nodded and said affirmatively: "Yes, shortly after Captain Sherebryan and the others evacuated, German troops came from the north and the west and regained this forward position. According to the Second Regiment. The observation post reports that the enemy is building new fortifications and laying minefields.” (to be continued)

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