Burning Moscow

The next battle was far more cruel than I thought.

The German infantry who attacked the 107.5 heights, even though they were attacked by Morozov’s artillery battalion, retreated without any suspense. But it didn't take long for our army's artillery position south of Mamayevgang to be hit by German long-range artillery fire. Because the hills of Mamayev Hill blocked the sight of German artillery observers, the artillery shells that passed by the hill never hit the target at all and exploded hundreds of meters away from the artillery position.

Seeing that the situation was not good, Major Morozov immediately asked me through a walkie-talkie, saying that the position of our artillery position was discovered by the Germans, and that it might attract German bombers and asked me whether to move immediately. When I got his report, I was thinking about it. These few howitzers were hard-won, and they are the only heavy firepower in our division. If they are lost, we will have to pay more in the next battle. It seems that it is necessary to keep the artillery in order to hold the position at the price of

As soon as I was about to give the order, I thought about the weak troops on the 107.5 heights. I couldn't help but hesitate. If there is no strong artillery to suppress the attacking German troops, it would be difficult for Major Yamin and the others to stop the German attack. Thinking about it this way, I immediately fell into a dilemma.

Seeing that I was not talking, Morozov, who was talking to me, became anxious. He desperately urged: "Teacher, comrade, are you still there? What should we do next ≈, ww△w., please give instructions. !"

Hearing Morozov's yelling non-stop like a reminder, I said angrily: "What are you yelling, I'm listening."

Morozov quickly lowered his voice and asked me for instructions: "Comrade commander. You haven't said yet. What should we do. Should we move the position or continue to shell the Germans?"

I considered the howitzers on the artillery position. It was not towed by a truck or a carriage, but by the artillery soldiers. The mobility was too poor. If it were to be bombed by the German aviation, it is estimated that the entire army would be wiped out. But I was really unwilling to let the artillery be withdrawn. After careful consideration, he finally told Morozov: "Comrade Major. Don't you have six howitzers? For safety, only three cannons are left to continue firing, and the other three cannons are immediately moved and concealed. Don't hesitate, act now. ."

I ended the conversation with Morozov. When I returned to the table from the walkie-talkie, I saw Kirilov who had just answered a call with a serious face, as if he was full of thoughts, and couldn't help but curiously asked: "Committee Comrade, what's the matter, what happened?"

Kirilov nodded vigorously. Then he said to me: "According to the intelligence sent by the command of the group army, the Germans were attacking our Mamayev Hill at the same time. They were also attacking the defense areas of the 64th and 57th Army at the same time. The situation is very bad for us. ."

I just wanted to ask Kirilov why the group army command relayed such information to us, and when he opened his mouth to speak, I suddenly remembered that he was the newly appointed deputy commander of the group army. It was normal for them to inform us of the information of the friendly forces. of. Thinking of this, I closed my mouth obediently.

Kirilov looked at the two female telegraphers in the distance, suddenly lowered her voice, and cautiously asked with a voice that only our four division-level commanders could hear: "Comrade Oshanina, from the current situation Judging from it, the situation is very unfavorable for our army. Do you...do you think...do you think we can...can hold Stalingrad?"

After hearing Kirilov's difficult question in my heart, I couldn't help but laugh. Although the current situation is beneficial to the German army, the situation is far from what Kirilov was worried about. I smiled and comforted him and said, "Comrade political commissar, you are too worried. Stalingrad was unable to completely surround Stalingrad because of its back to the Volga River. After the German offensive along the river bank was blocked, our army was in the city. This group army has always kept a number of ferry crossings in its own hands and kept the water transportation line behind it. In this way, our army can rely on the water transportation line of the Volga River to continuously reinforce the active force into Stalingrad. It is the reinforcements that came in. The new forces have repeatedly rescued Stalingrad from the brink of collapse and have strengthened the defenses in Stalingrad. Without these new forces, no matter how tenacious our army is, under the German attack with huge advantages, Stalingrad will also fall into the hands of the German army sooner or later. Don’t forget, our division has replenished its soldiers several times. If there is no replenishment, our division would have been dismantled.

Another point is that from a strategic perspective, Stalingrad is behind the Soviet Union's vast strategic rear. Reinforced troops and weapons are reliably guaranteed and can accumulate a strong counter-offensive force. "

My analysis showed that not only Kirilov’s face showed a smile, but even Pantailev and Akhromeyev, who had not spoken, also let out a long sigh of relief.

In the following time, the Germans launched three more attacks on the 107.5 heights, but they all failed. However, the casualties of our army were not small. There were only less than a hundred troops left on the high ground, so I had to change my mind temporarily. I transferred a reinforced company of the third regiment from the first regiment, and took a truck to 107.5 quickly. Reinforcement on the high ground. In the artillery position of Morozov Battalion, bombs dropped by German planes were wiped out. The three artillery pieces on the position were turned into piles of scrap iron. About twenty artillery officers and soldiers died in the bombing.

We were discussing whether the Germans should send reinforcements to Major Yamin again after the fifth charge on the 107.5 heights, when Basmanov hurried in. He walked quickly to my side and said in a low voice and hastily: "Comrade Teacher, something has happened."

His words surprised me. The first thing that came to my mind was that the Germans touched the division headquarters? Thinking of this, my eyes immediately patrolled around, searching for where to put my submachine gun. If I want to exchange fire, my submachine gun is much better than a pistol that is easy to jam.

Before I could find the location of the submachine gun, Basmanov went on and said: "Our sniper has an accident."

"What happened to the sniper?" Hearing Basmanov's words, I quickly turned my attention back to the guard battalion commander in front of me. Surprisedly asked: "What happened?"

"That's it. Comrade commander. We sent three sniper teams to the city today. But a few minutes ago, I got news that two of the teams were wiped out."

"Comrade Captain, what do you mean, what is the annihilation of the entire army?" Bantai Leyev asked after his words: "Know that each of our sniper teams has three people, how could six of them have died? You? Is it a mistake?"

In response to Pantaiyev’s doubts, Basmanov quickly defended: "Comrade Deputy Commander, that’s right. What I said is true. The news was brought back by Lieutenant Vasily, the leader of the third sniper team. "Speaking of this, he lowered his throat and reported in a low voice, "Their team also sacrificed a soldier. Only him and the gunner Sergeant Boris returned."

Knowing that so many snipers had suffered casualties, I couldn't help but fought a cold war. If we can kill so many snipers at once, you can imagine how strong the opponent is. When I heard that the survivors included Lieutenant Vasily I was familiar with, I didn't care whether to send reinforcements to 107.5 Heights. Instead, he quickly asked Basmanov: "Where is Lieutenant Vasily?"

"Just outside the headquarters."

"Then what are you doing here," I stood up and pushed Basmanov hard. Urging him: "Hurry up and invite Lieutenant Vasily in. I want to ask what happened."

In a short while, Lieutenant Vasily appeared in front of us. I looked at him up and down, and saw that he was wearing a steel helmet, a cotton uniform with a raincoat, and a rifle wrapped tightly in cloth behind his back. I didn't care to greet him, but asked straightforwardly: "Comrade Lieutenant, can you tell me what happened when I arrived?"

"That's it, comrade commander." Lieutenant Vasily spent a lot of time with me, so he didn't seem nervous and restrained at all at the moment. He reported to me what he had experienced: "Today our team is going to carry out sniping as usual. The mission, we are working with us, and there are two other teams. This time the lurking position is on Gogol Street. Although this is nominally the defense zone of the 13th Guards Division, most of the area is in the hands of the Germans. , So each of our three teams chose a place, and quietly lurked in the ruins, waiting for the Germans to come to our guns.

Our group seems to be out of luck today, knowing that around ten o'clock, we still haven't seen any Germans. Just when we felt a little disappointed, my observer Corporal Nikolai Kulikov suddenly found that behind a pile of gravel a hundred meters away, a German helmet was moving slowly, and he immediately moved his Discovery told me. I turned the muzzle around and observed it with the scope for a while and found that the trajectory of the helmet seemed very uneven, which should be a scam.

Seeing that I hadn't moved for a long time, Kulikov felt a little uncomfortable and urged me to shoot. When I said that this might be a deception by the enemy, he stuck his head out of the hidden place in disbelief and raised the telescope in his hand to observe. At this moment, a bullet hit him, and he fell to the ground and rolled back and forth in pain. I quickly crawled over to rescue him, only to find that his carotid artery was interrupted by a bullet, and the blood donation spouted out like a fountain. I can't save it anymore, I can only watch him die in pain in front of me.

I wanted to find out where the German sniper who killed Kulikov was, but I found a group of German soldiers cautiously emerged from behind the ruins and approached us with a gun. Because I was outnumbered, I could only drop Kulikov's body and quietly transfer positions with Sergeant Boris. "

"Comrade Lieutenant, have you discovered the position of the German sniper?" After listening to his description, a scene from "Arrived at the City" suddenly appeared in my mind. There were quite a few Soviet snipers in it. Even Vasily almost died several times under the gun of an excellent German sniper.

Vasily nodded, and said in an uncertain tone: "I think I might have found the location of the German sniper. When we were moving, I accidentally discovered that there was a dazzling lens in the middle of a pile of masonry in the distance. If it weren’t for seeing the German squad rushing towards our hiding place, I thought maybe I would try to kill this sniper.”

"What happened to the other two groups?" I then asked.

Vasily was silent for a moment, before hesitatingly said: "Comrade commander, I guess they were killed by the same sniper. Because almost all of them were shot in the head and killed. You know, these snipers have a lot of fighting. Experience. But today they were killed silently. I think they should be sniper masters who encountered the German army."

"What kind of master is so powerful?" Bantai Leyev asked unhappyly: "How could we kill seven of our snipers so easily."

The sacrifices of seven snipers made my heart ache. I increasingly believe that the German colonel who killed many Soviet snipers in the movie is real. It seems that Vasily Zaitsev and the others are in serious trouble. Seeing that Bantai Leyev seemed to be a little bit distrustful of what Vasily said, I hurriedly came out to make a round: "Well, comrade deputy commander, don't say anything. I believe what the ensign is saying is true, maybe this mysterious sniper. The German army was specially hired to deal with our snipers."

"The commander makes sense." Kirilov, who has not spoken, suddenly said: "Because our sniper force has developed rapidly, the growing sniper team has wiped out more than a thousand in this period of time. An enemy. Both the newspapers of the group army and the flyers of the divisions have reported these things.

I think there must be some flyers that fell into the hands of the enemy. The Germans who suffered a big loss began to study the fighting methods of our snipers and began to take active measures against our snipers. I personally think that although we publicize the results of our snipers in newspapers and publications with great fanfare, we can achieve a morale booster, but it also exposes my sniper combat experience. The consequence of this is to make the enemy aware of the combat characteristics of our interceptors prematurely. As long as we kill one or two fascist officers, the German crown will immediately bombard my scheduled ambush location. "

"The political commissar is right." Akhromeev also echoed: "The arrival of this fascist sniper presents us with a new task: to find him and study his proclivities and methods. Wait patiently for the opportunity, Use an accurate and decisive shot to end his sinful life."

"Second Lieutenant Vasily," I felt a little helpless in the face of this troublesome German sniper. I could only ask Zaitsev in front of me: "Do you have any way to deal with this German sniper?"

Zaitsev did not immediately answer my question, but cautiously asked: "Comrade commander, can you give me some time to think about it? I'll go back and discuss with other sniper comrades, maybe I can think of something."

"If this is the case, then you go back first." I readily agreed to his request, and at the same time reminded him: "Don't sit there alone and try to figure out a way. You need to communicate more with other snipers. Now, especially ask your sniper instructor, Captain Grams. He turned out to be a German officer, and he should have a good understanding of German sniper training methods. Maybe you can get something useful from him."

Lieutenant Zaitsev nodded, raised his hand in salute, turned and left the command post.

Although the mysterious snipers of the German army killed our seven snipers, compared with the situation outside, this is a trivial matter that can be ignored. So when Vasily Zaitsev left, we studied the height of 107.5. The defense and the action of night attack tonight come.

Since Morozov’s artillery position was destroyed by German aviation, and the remaining artillery did not dare to continue firing, when the Germans attacked the 107.5 heights again, the pressure on them was much less, and they once rushed into the Second Regiment. At the top of the mountain, we fought hand-to-hand with our defenders. Fortunately, the second regiment commander, Lieutenant Colonel Oleg, personally led two companies to rush up, and only then drove out the German troops who had rushed into our fortifications.

As the Second Regiment mobilized troops to reinforce the 107.5 highland, the southern highland where the division was located, except for a company from the Second Regiment and three dissatisfied companies from the guard battalion, there were no other units. The defense force of the entire highland suddenly It seems a lot weaker. Seeing this situation, Akhromeyev asked me for instructions: "Comrade commander, do you think we have so few troops in the highlands, is it possible to draw troops from other regiments to strengthen it?"

Instead of expressing my opinion, I asked instead: "Comrade Chief of Staff, which regiment do you think is more appropriate to deploy troops to strengthen the defense of the high ground?"

Akhromeyev thought for a while, and then said: "Comrade commander, judging from the results of this northward journey, the results achieved by the three regiments and one battalion are second only to Nikolai's regiment, one battalion and Xie The second battalion of the first regiment in Lebrian. Look. Will Captain Dubrovsky’s battalion be transferred here?"

"I have no opinion." After I said this, I habitually asked Kirilov and Bantai Lev: "Political commissar and deputy division commander, what are your opinions?"

"No opinion." The two replied in unison.

"Well, now that everyone's opinions are unified, let's transfer Captain Dubrovsky's first battalion to strengthen the defense of the high ground where the division headquarters are located." After I finished my statement, I also emphasized specifically: "As for It is said that the third battalion of the three regiments and three battalions with Captain Dragan as the battalion commander will not change the plan for night attacks at night. The only difference is that it is no longer the mobilization of elite troops from the battalions of the three regiments to form night attack troops, but the third battalion Directly responsible for this night raid mission. The Chief of Staff will call later to clarify this matter to Lieutenant Colonel Corsca."

After dark, the forces led by Captain Dragan were divided into three groups and entered Kursky Street, Orlovsky Street, and Proletarian Street to attack the German troops stationed in these areas. Before the troops set off, I tried my best and finally contacted Major General Rodimtsev, informed him of the whole matter, and asked for his assistance.

After Rodimtsev heard my briefing, he was overjoyed. Tell me immediately that he will send a dedicated manpower. Acting as a guide for our troops, avoiding the situation that our commanders and fighters are not familiar with the road and miss the opportunity of the fighter.

At about eleven o’clock in the evening, reports about the night raid battles were continuously transmitted back to the headquarters through the three walkie-talkies carried by Captain Dragan: the battle was in the company of Kursky Street. After seizing a building occupied by the Germans, while advancing to other buildings, the Germans discovered that the two sides were engaged in a fierce exchange of fire.

In the second company on Orlovsky Avenue, the situation was similar to that of the first company. They captured two or three buildings occupied by the Germans without disturbing the enemy, relying on cold weapons such as daggers and shovels, and were expanding their results. At that time, it was finally discovered by the Germans that the two sides were shooting at each other relying on the buildings they occupied.

The troops on the Proletariat Street were some other troops from the third company and battalion under the command of Captain Dragan. They had the worst luck. As soon as they entered the Proletariat Street, they were spotted by the secret whistle of the German army and fired the police. With the gunshots, the German machine guns hidden in the buildings, ruins and sewers shot our soldiers violently from these places.

The dozen or so soldiers who rushed to the front gave their precious lives under the intensive firepower of the enemy, while the rest of the soldiers hurriedly fell on the spot, hiding behind the ruins or piles of bricks and rubble, and fired back. .

Seeing that we were suppressed by fire and unable to attack, the Germans launched a counter-charge to the area where the third company was located. They approached the third company in a dense formation in an attempt to defeat our troops. Being caught off guard by the Germans, Captain Dragan had to command the troops to retreat while fighting, alternately covering the area where the 13th Division of Guards defended the area.

Because of Captain Dragan, they retreated while using every building to fight. Only when the floor and clothes were burned, did he withdraw from this temporary position. In this way, it took two or three hours for the enemy to advance less than two hundred meters.

At the intersection of Red Petersburg Street and Komsomolskaya Street, Captain Dragan’s troops merged with a detachment of the 13th Guards Division and quickly occupied a three-story building on the corner, from where they could effectively control everything. Close to the road. Captain Dragan ordered the construction of barriers at all exits, using all windows and cracks in the walls as shooting holes against the enemy.

Seeing such a battle report, I couldn't help frowning. I thought that Captain Dragan led his troops to sneak attacks on the enemy, and he would surely achieve good results. I didn't expect that the company led by the captain was actually defeated by the German troops stationed on the Proletarian Street. It really disappointed me.

Seeing the displeased look on my face, Pantai Leyev asked carefully: "Comrade Commander, Captain Dragan and their progress are not going well, so let me take a troop to reinforce them. I don’t know about you. how about?"

"No, comrade deputy commander, you can't go." Although I understand that Pantai Leyev was also kind, he didn't want to see my first night attack after becoming deputy commander of the group army, so he called it the current one. Looks like, so I tried my best to help me remedy it. Although I also knew that the sneak attack tonight might turn into a war of attrition without sending reinforcements, but let a deputy division commander take the initiative. It's a little too fuss. So after I denied his self-recommendation. Instructed Akhromeyev: "Comrade Chief of Staff, immediately call Lieutenant Colonel Sederikov and ask him to immediately send a battalion to reinforce Captain Dragan on the Proletariat Street."

After receiving my order, Sergeikov immediately dispatched the Second Battalion in Sherebryan, and cleverly passed through the streets where the enemy’s defense lines were criss-crossed. After reaching the proletarian street with free troops, they were in After clearing the remaining German troops in several buildings. The large army rushed up from behind the Germans who were attacking Captain Dragan, and immediately smashed the Germans, and rescued the third company that was in a bitter battle.

After receiving the battle report from Serebriani, a gratified smile appeared on my face. I put the report on the table and slapped it, and excitedly said to Kirilov and Bantai Lev: "Everyone Let’s take a look, it’s a commander like Sherebryan, use it to rest assured, as soon as his troops went up, they easily defeated the German army. The results are currently being expanded."

When I finished speaking, Bantaiyev added: "Comrade commander. We should take advantage of the victory and let the Sherebryan Inner Battalion turn around to develop towards Kursky and Orlovsky Avenues, and strive to develop in Before dawn, all the German forces in these three areas will be wiped out. In this way, one can play the purpose of containing the German forces and disrupt their deployment; second, after the complete defense zone is exchanged for the 13th Guards Division, our flanks will be safe. It's more secure."

"The opinion of the deputy commander is very right." After I briefly affirmed Bantaiyev's proposal, I gave Akhromeyev an order: "The chief of staff, immediately contact Captain Sherebryan and ask him to The troops immediately divided their troops and advanced to Kursky Avenue and Orlovsky Avenue, seeking to merge with the friendly forces fighting in the above-mentioned neighborhoods. Before dawn, all the German forces in the three blocks were cleared and the completely defensive area was handed over to The 13th Guards Division."

Sherebryan, whom we had placed on the public’s expectations, did not disappoint our trust. At 6 o’clock in the morning, he excitedly reported to me via the walkie-talkie: “Report to comrade commander, after fierce fighting, we have all been eliminated. All German troops on Kursky Street, Orlovsky Street and Proletarian Street. At present, two companies of the 13th Guards Infantry Division are entering the blocks mentioned above." After the report, he asked me for instructions: " Comrade teacher, what shall we do next?"

"Comrade Captain, according to the original order, immediately lead your troops to withdraw." After I pondered for a moment, I replied: "As for the defense of these three blocks, it is only close to the two incomplete companies of the 13th Weiwei Division. , It must be unstoppable. You will send my order to let Captain Dragan lead all the commanders of the third battalion and stay temporarily to assist the friendly defense."

After finishing the conversation with Serebriani, I walked back to the table and informed Kirilov and the others that a regiment of the second battalion had cleared out the German army’s results in the neighborhood. After a while, I hesitated for a while, and then tentatively said: "Everyone. Comrades, I believe that everyone has seen Captain Sherebryan's performance. I believe that everyone has no objection to the series of results he has achieved, right?"

Kirilov and the three shook their heads neatly and replied in unison: "No!"

"Since this is the case," I saw that everyone's attitude was uniform, and I said while the iron was hot: "I think he is only a captain at the moment, which is a bit wronged. So I want to propose his promotion to the rank of captain. I don't know if you have any objections. opinion?"

The three shook their heads neatly again, expressing no objection. And Pantai Leyev looked around, and then took the initiative to say: "Comrade Commander, Captain Serebriani also performed very prominently in this northward movement, and achieved a series of good results. If we only Is it a bit too petty to promote him to captain? I think it's better to promote him directly to major. Anyway, you are now the deputy commander of the group army, and you have this power."

"I agree with Comrade Bantai Leyev's opinion." Kirilov said in an interface: "Currently, the battalion commanders of the battalions in the division are either captains or majors. Only Serebriani and Basmanov are captains. I agree with Comrade Bantaiyev’s proposal to promote Captain Serebryan to the rank of major. At the same time, I strongly recommend that the guard battalion commander, Captain Basmanov, also be promoted to the rank of major."

I have always felt very guilty about the low rank of Basmanov. Now that Kirilov offered to promote him, I also agreed to it.

We had just finished the discussion when Basmanov hurried in from the outside. Reported to me: "Comrade Commander. Lieutenant Vasily Zaitsev is here."

I have been thinking about how to capture those three blocks last night. I had already forgotten about the German sniper. When I heard Basmanov's order from Vasily, I remembered the matter and quickly ordered: "Let him come in quickly."

As soon as I saw Vasily Zaitsev appearing in front of me, I couldn't wait to ask: "Comrade Lieutenant, after a night of discussion, have you come up with any solution?"

Vasily nodded and replied: "Reporter Commander. I and several outstanding snipers had a heated argument in the shelter. Each of them published their own suggestions and ideas. These suggestions and ideas are what they say every day. The enemy’s front positions were carefully observed and summarized. Everyone put forward various plans and various ways of temptation. Although on the surface, they said very well, the characteristic of sniper technology is that although others have a lot of However, the final result depends on the shooter himself. When encountering the enemy face to face, the shooter should be innovative, invented, and take new actions every time. Sticking to the old rules is tantamount to suicide for a sniper."

Seeing that he wanted to continue talking, I quickly interrupted him, and asked myself: "Comrade Ensign, I want you to ask Captain Grams for advice. Have you gone?"

"I have been, comrade commander." Vasily answered me in the affirmative. He went on to say, "After listening to my story, Captain Grams asked a lot of detailed questions. Finally, he came to a bold conclusion, this mysterious sniper who killed our seven snipers, It should be an instructor from some sniper school in Germany. According to his judgment, the person who can reach this level should be the principal of the school, Major Erwin Koenig."

When I heard Vasily say this, I couldn't help but wondered, isn't it a colonel in the movie? How come I have become a major now? So he asked casually: "Did Captain Grams say anything else?"

"No, the captain said that although he had heard of the principal of the sniper school, he had never dealt with and could not provide me with any valuable advice." Vasily shook his head and replied regretfully, "I'm back. After covering up, he gathered the excellent snipers together and began to discuss.

‘Where are the snipers from Berlin? ’We asked each other questions. I am very familiar with the shooting and camouflage characteristics of fascist snipers, and I can distinguish with no effort: which are experienced; which are novices; which are cowards; which are stubborn and resolute enemies. However, what are the characteristics of this German ‘super sniper’ is a mystery to me. Since it was the first time I met him yesterday, I didn't find any obvious characteristics of him. It's hard to tell where he is. It is possible that he often changes positions and is looking for me with the same care, just like I am looking for him. "

After listening to Vasily's words, I was whispering in my heart. Although Captain Grams said that he was not familiar with the principal of the sniper school, judging by the fact that he repeatedly asked Vasily for details, I think He is lying. Maybe he and the principal are still very familiar friends, but they don't want to see his friend die under the gun of the Soviet army, so they pretend that they don't know each other.

However, since this was only my own conjecture, I did not say it. Instead, I asked Vasily: "Comrade Lieutenant, what are your plans today?"

"Reporter Commander~www.wuxiaspot.com~ Vasily replied respectfully: "I plan to take two outstanding snipers to set off today, and let them try their luck with me. Maybe with their experience, they might find any traces of spiders and horses. "

Although there have been snipers in the division for a long time, apart from Vasily, I'm really not the other outstanding snipers, so I took this opportunity to ask: "Lieutenant Vasily, who are you going to take today?"

"Corporal Morozov and Sergeant Shaykin," Vasily said confidently: "The two of them are the best snipers in our team. With their company, I believe that this mysterious sniper can be found out. "

Corporal Morozov, this is the first name I heard. But Sergeant Scheikin, I am very familiar with it. The last time I encountered German troops disguised as our army in a surprise attack on the position, he still led the enemy away regardless of safety and saved the lives of me and Lieutenant Colonel Oleg. . I still have some impression of his marksmanship. It is not an exaggeration to say that he is an excellent sniper.

"Well, now that you have selected the manpower, let's set off as soon as possible." As I said, I took the initiative to reach out to him, "Good luck to you!"

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