Burning Moscow

A long distance away, I saw a medal hung on Lieutenant Vasily’s chest. It was only a few days ago officially awarded to every commander and fighter who participated in the defense of Stalingrad. Le Medal". Seeing this medal, I couldn’t help complaining to myself. Vasily and his sniper team had made so many achievements, but I hadn’t even applied for a medal for them. If I was in another unit, maybe At least five or six medals were hung on Vasily's chest. After a while back to the headquarters, I asked Kirilov to report Vasily's merit award application. With his achievements, even a few medals are normal.

Seeing that I was still three or four meters away from Vasily, a sudden change occurred. A dull explosion and the screams of people reached my ears. At the same time, my body was hit by a sudden impact. Lean back and fall down. When I fell sturdily to the ground, snow powder spread all over my body.

Seeing Xiao Faxia squatting next to me, shaking my body vigorously, yelling something incessantly with her mouth, but my ears kept humming non-stop, and I couldn't hear him at all. What to shout. I tried to sit up, and as soon as I moved, I felt intense pain from my chest.

"What's the matter? What's the matter?" I asked myself inwardly, did I get a German gunshot? I tried to take a deep breath, and found that in addition to the sensation of needles in the heart, the internal organs all over my body seemed to be displaced.

When Pantai Leyev's familiar face appeared in front of me, I tried to squeeze a smile on my face, and when I wanted to ask what was going on, he was pulled aside. Then what appeared in front of me was Kirilov's extremely anxious face, and he kept asking: "Comrade Oshanina, how are you?"

Although my tinnitus symptoms have been reduced a lot. But it wasn't until Kirilov asked him the second time that I heard his question clearly. I smiled bitterly, and replied laboriously: "Comrade Political Commissar. This fall caused me to fall so hard, as if my internal organs had been displaced. Let me lie on the ground for a while. It will soon be better."

"No, absolutely no." Kirilov said nervously, "I can't let you lie here in such cold weather, it will get frostbite." Then he turned his head and rushed back and shouted, "Hey, you are still stunned. Why don't you find a stretcher and carry the commander into the tent?"

When Kirilov turned around and looked down at me again, I asked him in a low voice: "Comrade Political Commissar, what happened just now?"

Kirilov turned his head and glanced again. Then he cried and said to me: "It was Lieutenant Vasily who accidentally stepped on a landmine planted by the Germans."

"What, Lieutenant Vasily stepped on a landmine?!" When I heard the news, I was startled with a cold sweat, and I wanted to do it by supporting the snow with my hands, but Kirilov stopped him, and he was anxious. Said me: "Comrade Oshanina, you have also hit a few pieces of shrapnel. Don't move around until the military doctor arrives."

I was shot, and hearing Kirilov's words, I quickly reached out and touched the armored body armor on my chest. Sure enough, I touched a few metal pieces in my hands. If it wasn't for me to wear this kind of clothes at any time, I might have explained it here just now. I see that there is nothing serious about my injury. Quickly asked Vasily about his injuries: "Comrade Political Commissar, is Lieutenant Vasily seriously injured?"

Kirilov nodded first, then shook his head, and finally said embarrassedly: "Oshanina, it's really hard to say. He seems to have injured his eyes with shrapnel, and a soldier is bandaging his wounds." When he got here, he couldn't help sighing, "Even if the injury is healed, it is estimated that he will not be able to be a sniper anymore. Alas, what a pity!"

Talking. A stretcher was placed beside me, and then seven or eight hands stretched out. Carried me on a stretcher. When I lay on the stretcher, someone immediately lifted the stretcher. I looked up and saw the two people who raised my head. They were actually Sergeikov and Lieutenant Colonel Oberstein, the new political commissar of the division. Then I looked to the front and saw Oleg in front of me. Lieutenant colonel and division chief of staff Major Akhromeyev. Seeing these two-level leaders of the division and regiment acting as my temporary stretcher, I couldn't help feeling warm.

When the stretcher was carried into the tent, I immediately smelled the choking smoke inside, and I didn't know how much smoke they had just smoked in it to reach such a choking level. When they put down the stretcher carefully, they did not leave immediately, but all stood aside, patiently waiting for the arrival of the military doctor.

Seeing the headquarters at all levels standing around, I couldn’t help frowning. I raised my hand and called Pantai Lev in front of me and told him: “Comrade Commander, please don’t stay here anymore. You’ll be busy with your own affairs. Go ahead. They won’t be able to help anything until the military doctors arrive."

Hearing my order, Pantai Leyev stood up without saying a word, waved to the other commanders in the tent, and after everyone saluted me collectively, they filed out of the tent.

When only Kirilov, Bantaiyev and Akhromeyev were left in the tent, I called Akhromeyev over again and said to him: "Comrade Chief of Staff, make arrangements immediately. Lieutenant Vasily was sent to the Army Group Field Hospital by hand. He is our hero. We must ensure that he can recover as soon as possible."

After Akhromeyev promised to leave, I said to Kirilov: "Commissar, Lieutenant Vasily and his sniper team not only made a lot of contributions in the battle to defend Stalingrad, but also yesterday. They also made great contributions in the night to capture the Norwegian town of Jinnotskar. They must immediately submit their award application form to the group army headquarters. I will stay here and wait for the military doctor to check the body. You should return to the army headquarters first. Go ahead."

When Pantaiyev saw that Akhromeyev and Kirilov left one after another, and when only the two of us were left in the tent, he walked in front of me, leaned down and complained to me and said: "Comrade Commander, you are now He is the commander of an army, but he can no longer run to the front as he used to be a division commander."

"What's the matter with the landmine that Lieutenant Vasily stepped on?" I didn't even think about the matter of Vasily stepped on the landmine just now, so when there were only two of us in the tent, I wanted to ask what happened. "If I am not mistaken, the offensive troops last night rushed into the town from the road outside. How could there be landmines left where thousands of people have stepped on it?"

"Comrade Commander, please listen to my explanation." Bantai Leyev looked embarrassed at this time. He blushed and said to me: "The Germans may have laid a lot of landmines on the road to block the h20 highway. During the attack last night, one-third of the casualties in our division were caused by stepping on landmines. Yes. As you know, we just captured the enemy’s town and are still cleaning the battlefield, so it’s too late to clean up the mines that the enemy has planted on the highway."

"General Bantai Leyev," I said solemnly after listening to his defense: "Engineers must be sent immediately to inspect the entire highway. The mines laid by the enemy must be lifted out, so as not to cause trouble. Necessary casualties.” After saying this, I suddenly thought that the tank brigade of Colonel Bere came from the south. Under the pressure of the tanks, the mines on the road should be almost cleared, so I added another sentence. : "As for the south side of the road, don't worry about it. You can concentrate on clearing the mines on the north side of the road."

As soon as Pantai Leyev finished the task, the curtain of the tent was opened, and two people came in from the outside. The front was an ordinary soldier with a helmet. After he came in, he saluted Pantaiyev and reported loudly: "Comrade commander, the military doctor has arrived."

Pantai Leyev nodded. Then I took a step forward, grabbed the hand of the military doctor, pulled him to my stretcher, pointed at me and said, "Comrade military doctor, our commander was injured by a landmine. You can give her a check."

The military doctor nodded, put the small suitcase in his hand on the table next to him, and then said to Pantai Leyev: "Comrade Commander, please avoid it for a while. I will give the commander a comprehensive inspection. "

Hearing what the military doctor said, I was afraid that Bantai Leyev felt embarrassed. He quickly turned the topic off: "By the way, General Bantai Leyev. You can arrange for the engineer to clear mine now, and this can't be delayed."

After Pantai Leyev raised his hand to salute me, he turned and walked out of the tent.

The military doctor helped me sit up first, took off the body armor and body armor and saved one of me. He looked at the thin bullet avoidance vest with his hand, and said with emotion: "Comrade Commander, your luck is really good. Look, the positions where these shrapnel are inlaid are all vital to the human body. If not, You may have sacrificed gloriously for the protection of this layer of steel armor."

When I was stripped and lying on the stretcher, the military doctor carefully examined my whole body, and finally asked with concern: "Comrade Commander, except for a few bruises on your chest, you feel pain. , Are there other parts that are uncomfortable?"

"My head is a little dizzy." When I was lying on the stretcher, I didn't feel anything. When the military doctor helped me sit up and take off the bodysuit, I felt dizzy and slightly nauseous. At this moment, when the doctor asked me, I spoke out without hesitation, "I don't know if I hit something hard when I fell on the ground."

After hearing what I said, the military doctor took the helmet that I placed on the table and looked at it, and finally said in agreement: "Comrade Commander, you are right, judging from the dents left on your helmet, you When he was overwhelmed by the blast, his head hit a hard object on the ground." At this point, he was silent for a moment, and then went on to say: "According to my experience, you should have hit a rock. You feel dizzy, probably because of the concussion caused by the violent collision. I will give you some medicine and rest for a few days and you will be back to normal."

"Thank you, Comrade Military Doctor." When I saw the military doctor taking the medicine from his suitcase, I sat up on my own and started wearing the uniform that I threw aside. Although there was a stove in this tent, it still chilled me, who was only wearing sex, and I might get a cold if I didn't put on my clothes.

When I was putting on my clothes, I suddenly thought of Lieutenant Vasily, who had an eye injury, and couldn’t help asking the military doctor: “Comrade military doctor, how is Lieutenant Vasily who stepped on the mine?”

"Lieutenant Vasily?" The military doctor was asked by my sudden question. After a while, he suddenly realized: "Oh, Comrade Commander, you are talking about that sniper." He shook. He shook his head and said in a regretful tone: "It looks very bad, even if the eyes are not blind, his vision will be seriously affected after he recovers. It seems that he has no chance to be a sniper in his life."

When I walked out of the tent with the support of the military doctor, Captain Yushchenko, who was waiting outside, greeted me. After he raised his hand to salute, he took the initiative to check with me: "I'm sorry, Comrade Commander, it's all my fault. If I have been by your side, nothing like this will happen."

I didn't doubt what Yushchenko said. According to his habit, every time I protect me, there are soldiers from the guard company around me. In the situation where a landmine exploded just now, I believe that some soldiers will use their bodies to block the shrapnel coming towards me. Regarding his self-blame, I just smiled, stepped forward and patted his shoulder lightly, comforted him and said, "Comrade Captain, this time is purely an accident. You have no responsibility, don’t blame yourself."

"Comrade Commander, are you still going to the town?" Yushchenko didn't have any surprises on his face after hearing what I said. Instead, he asked nervously, "Know that the situation in the town is very complicated, although our troops The time to occupy the town is not short, but no one can guarantee that there are no remnants of Germans hiding in any corner. If they shoot coldly,..."

I know that Yushchenko was frightened by the situation just now. At this time, I would not insist on asking for an inspection in the town again, so I pretended to raise my hand to look at the watch, and said to the ass: "Well, Comrade Lieutenant, it's not early anyway, let's go back to the army headquarters first."

Hearing that I agreed to return to the army headquarters~www.wuxiaspot.com~ Captain Yushchenko breathed a sigh of relief, he turned and beckoned to a jeep parked not far away, and the car drove over quickly. , Steadily stopped in front of us. Yushchenko stepped forward, opened the rear door, and said to me politely: "Comrade Commander, please get in the car."

When I returned to the army headquarters, as soon as I entered the door, Chief of Staff Vitkov rushed over, grabbed my arm, and asked with concern: "Comrade Commander, I heard Major General Bantai Lev report that you I stepped on a landmine outside the town, are you okay now?" As he said, he looked at me up and down, trying to see if I lacked arms or legs.

"Don't be so nervous, Comrade Chief of Staff." His reaction made me laugh. I patted his arm and said lightly, "I'm fine. After the medical comrade's examination, there was only a slight concussion. Here," I said. He took out the medicine in his pocket and showed him, "I was also prescribed a lot of medicine. As long as I keep taking the medicine for two days, I will be able to return to normal." (To be continued)

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