Lord of Industrialization

"Come here quickly, there's chicken soup!"

As soon as the 32nd Regiment arrived at the train station at the shipyard, Metzger greeted everyone to eat.

Gauss walked to the row of large pots and saw chickens and chicken offal in the pots. He put some ginger in the pots and the aroma was fragrant. He was very satisfied and said: "Not bad, you really can get so many chickens."

Metzger called to the side, and a burly young man came over and introduced to Gauss: "Chief of Staff, his name is Spike, he is my former soldier. After he retired, he opened a chicken farm, and his chickens are better than ours." There are more people in one group.”

"When I came in the morning, I happened to meet him delivering goods. When he found out, he organized a convoy to deliver a lot of chickens. The shipyard helped kill the chickens and make soup."

Gauss looked at Spike, who was a head taller than him, patted his thick arm and said, "Good boy, thank you. I'll have someone give you a certificate later."

The military and education are gold-swallowing behemoths, so Frederick came up with a way. People and groups participating in military support activities and educational donations can offset part of their taxes based on the amount.

Although the procedures and certificates are somewhat troublesome, it is still affordable and many people are happy to do it.

Spike smiled and said to Gauss: "Sir, if you want to buy chicken in the future, just come to me. My new chicken coop has just been built."

Gauss smiled and said to Metzger: "As expected of the soldiers you brought out, they can do business."

Everyone in the 32nd group came all the way after lunch and only ate compressed biscuits on the way. Now they were all very happy to have chicken soup and chicken, not to mention the extremely large steam bread made in the shipyard canteen.

Zirkel asked Zobel in surprise: "Are the steam breads here so big?"

Zobel replied: "Yes, working in the shipyard is not as easy as training, and naturally you eat more."

"Lard is added to this steam bread, which is much more delicious than the ones outside."

At this time, several more trucks of happy water arrived from the shipyard, one bottle for each person.

Zobel said thoughtfully: "It seems that the shipyard's business is good this year. The tax offset amount prepared in previous years is not enough."

The lights in the shipyard not far away were bright, lighting up the entire sky, and the business of work could be heard here.

At this time, Crom said: "My son discovered that he can play with fire a few months ago. The teacher said that he is not very talented and suggested that he learn fire welding. He can go to a construction company or a car factory in the future."

"It's a pity that this place is full of wood, otherwise he would come here in the future."

He had been hearing Zobel say that the wages in the shipyard were high, and he had some thoughts in his mind.

Zobel said to him: "Squad leader, the ships in the future will be made of steel. When he grows up, they will probably be the same."

Someone next to me asked in surprise: "Steel can also make a ship? Will it not sink?"

Before Zobel could answer, Crom despised the man: "At that time, I will apply to the leader to let you go to the kitchen to help wash the pots and see if the iron pots can float on the water."

Not long after they had eaten and drank, the train hauling lumber arrived along with the heavy snow.

Gauss immediately organized people to help.

There are many human-powered cranes on the platform of the station, facing each carriage. In the past, the shipyard porters unloaded one car and then moved on to the next. Tonight, they could be dispersed to guide the soldiers to unload the cars at the same time.

The unloading of wood and the loading of materials were completed quickly. Some people and trucks were passing through, while others stayed at the train station overnight. Civilian trains will come here in advance tomorrow morning to pick them up, and then go to the train station in a nearby city to depart normally. .

The snow stopped when the sun rose, and the communications staff of the division sent the latest reports from the 32nd and 33rd regiments to the canteen.

Eugene took one look at it, smiled and handed it to the division chief of staff, and continued eating breakfast.

Erich looked at it carefully and his face turned dark.

"The 33rd Regiment is good." He nodded with satisfaction. "Last night, we sent an advance team to clear the snow on the road to ensure the rapid passage of the following convoys."

"The logistics support along the way was also good. Hot soup was prepared in the villages along the way, and the campsite was communicated in advance."

"Well, a resting place has been arranged, and we have also contacted doctors from nearby hospitals, which is very good."

"It snowed heavily last night, so the schedule avoids marching in the snow, which is good."

It can be seen that the division chief of staff is very satisfied with the capabilities of the officers of the 33rd regiment. Everything is arranged in an orderly manner, even taking into account treatment during a day's rest.

As for the report of the 32nd Regiment, Erich was too lazy to read it a second time. There was only one sentence on it: Our regiment was unobstructed, unobstructed.

He said to Erwin: "What the hell is Gauss doing? It's been all night and the action plan hasn't been reported yet."

Erwin quickly thought of an excuse: "The new recruits in our regiment have not received several night march trainings. Gauss and I have discussed the training plan in this area before. He should take the opportunity to implement this training."

"The night march is very busy, so it's normal that he won't be able to spare time for a while."

Erich just made a sound in his throat and accepted this statement.

He turned to Eugene and said, "Division Commander, I suggest that the Heijiapu troops pay more attention to the 32nd Regiment."

Erich felt that the 32nd Regiment was too lax and asked the Heijiapu troops to help them tighten their minds.

Eugene was just eating his breakfast slowly and did not answer immediately.

After a full five minutes, he said: "Forget it, Heijiapu will be assigned to the 33rd Regiment these two days."

Walter was a little surprised, wondering in his mind how our group had offended the leader, and how to let those guys in Heijiapu torment him.

Erich also didn't understand, looking at Eugene, waiting for an explanation.

Eugene just said calmly: "Gauss's reaction seems abnormal, but it seems normal to me."

"I think they must have judged that there would be a team from Heijiabao to harass them. Heijiabao can only get intelligence from the division headquarters, so they hide their route of action."

"According to my judgment, they will report their location to the division headquarters after leaving the barracks far enough away, but the next destination may not be correct. They may find an excuse to go somewhere else."

Others felt that there was some truth in it. Who among them was not tortured to death by the Heijiabao troops?

Erich said, "I'll go find the 32nd Regiment in the morning and follow them to see what Gauss is up to."

Eugene nodded and said, "Okay, I'll take Erwin to the 33rd Regiment, and you take Walter to the 32nd Regiment, so we can learn from each other."

The division headquarters is not far from the barracks of each regiment, but there are many big trees planted in this area to supply the shipyard, which blocks the view. Otherwise, the lights on the road would be seen when the 32nd Regiment left the barracks last night and headed for the shipyard in the south.

Erich walked around the main road and small road north of the 32nd Regiment's barracks, but he didn't see anyone until noon, only some rabbits, pheasants and foxes.

During the lunch break, Erich was a little surprised and said, "That's right. It seems that they hide during the day and come out at night. They hide and rest during the day."

Walter also sighed, "They hide really well. Although it snowed heavily last night, it is not easy for so many people to hide tightly in the artificial forest."

Walter frowned suddenly and thought, "No, we may have fallen into a blind spot in thinking."

"Erwin is very smart. The chief of staff and the battalion commanders he found are also the same as him, very cunning."

"I suspect they will go south to the Danube first. The river embankment road is easy to walk. After walking east on the embankment and entering Putz State, they can go upstream along a tributary of the Danube to the training ground. There is no shortage of water along the way."

Walter also agreed with his judgment. No matter when marching, water is indispensable, so there is no need to worry about walking along the river.

As long as the 32nd Regiment dragged on for a while and used the river embankment road to distance themselves, it would take time for the Heijiabao troops to catch up. In a short time, they were almost at their destination.

So Erich drove south with his men, intending to catch up with the 32nd Regiment on the river embankment road.

When passing a railway fork, the driver asked Erich: "Chief of Staff, do you think the people from the 32nd Regiment took the train?"

Erich was shocked. It was indeed possible, but after thinking about it, he denied this statement: "They need to coordinate with the Ministry of Military Affairs and the Ministry of Railways to take the train. It is impossible to bypass the division headquarters and contact the Ministry of Military Affairs."

The driver thought what the chief of staff said made sense.

When it was getting dark, Erich stood on the river embankment. There was nothing white around, and there was no trace of people walking. The floating ice on the Danube had frozen. On the opposite bank of the Duchy of Bain, a train was heading towards the Osmaga Empire.

"Where did they go?"

Erich and Walter were puzzled.

At the same time, Gauss asked the person in charge of the training ground in surprise: "Is there no food in the canteen?"

"Yes." The person in charge was also helpless, "Your 3rd Division didn't tell you to come so quickly. I just signed the procurement plan and you are here."

Gauss could only smile bitterly. The two groups got off the train one after another and rushed here just to have a good meal in the canteen, but they hadn't started preparing food yet.

"Alas..." He could only shake his head, "Let's eat canned food first. Please prepare some hot soup. Is it okay to take a hot bath?"

The person in charge said: "No problem, I'll prepare it now."

At this time, Eugene was checking the camping site of the 33rd Regiment. They have made a lot of efforts to prevent night attacks and keep warm in winter. There will be excitement tonight.

Elvin also read it seriously. There are many things worth learning from the brother troops.

The accompanying communications staff sent a telegram. After reading it, Eugene twitched his mouth and handed it to Elvin next to him.

"Your 32nd Regiment..." Eugene didn't know what to say for a while.

Erwin's face jumped when he read the telegram. The 33rd Regiment had not even walked one-tenth of the way and was camping in the snow, while his 32nd Regiment had already moved into the warm dormitory at the training ground and could even take a hot shower.

By the time the 33rd Regiment arrived at the training ground, the 32nd Regiment would probably have gone through all the assessment subjects, and they might even be able to play a single round of football matches between the camps.