Steel Soviet Union

“Let’s do this for now, carry out what I just said and make the preparations that need to be made.

"I'm going out of town now to go to the division headquarters. The poison gas incident can't just stay at the division level. This matter is too big. It's not a trivial matter. It needs to be reported further, and it's up to me. Just do it yourself.”

Hearing that Malashenko, who had just returned, was planning to leave again, Kulbalov, who had expected this to be the case, immediately nodded, and then stood at attention and spoke to Malashenko.

"Don't worry, Comrade Commander, there won't be any problems with me here. I will take care of everything until you come back."

Compared with Varosha, who is also Malashenko's right-hand man and right-hand man, and the only two combat brigade commanders in the leadership division.

Kulbalov is more calm in character and not rigid in his tactical thinking. He is good at combining steady layout with bold and innovative tactics, and finding the most appropriate balance point to control it perfectly. Risks and benefits, to maximize combat effectiveness and cost.

An unforgettable real-life example before our eyes is the battle that made Kurbalov famous as the "Hero of the Soviet Union": the pursuit and annihilation battle against the main force of the Grossdeutschland Division I that collapsed.

In that battle, Kulbalov personally went into battle, commanding the troops to rush left and right, move around on the move, and concentrate the assault spearhead to attack with all their strength, fully demonstrating the super mobility of the leader's fully mechanized division.

Not only did they continuously break through the interception and delay of the enemy's blocking troops, but they also relied on their strong advantage in mobility to arrive at the preset ambush point that was accurately guessed through real-time analysis and prediction of the battle situation, and captured the Grossdeutschland Division that had rushed to escape. I successfully intercepted and entangled the main force that had fled, and started a fierce battle. In the end, they combined with friendly forces that arrived from multiple directions to complete the annihilation operation and achieved a complete victory.

Kulbalov's performance in this battle was so impressive that even Malashenko couldn't help clapping and applauding after reading the post-war summary report, calling him leader Teacher wins glory.

Later, he personally drafted the application for awarding the Hero of the Soviet Union to Kulbalov, and received the "secondary" signature of his immediate boss at the time, Vatutin. Finally, his loving father, Comrade Stalin, personally reviewed and approved the application.

If Malashenko had to compare and evaluate the personal abilities of Kulbalov and Varosha,

So there is no doubt that Kulbalov, who commanded the old base troops led by Malashenko, is indeed slightly higher than Varosha in terms of commanding attainments and personal comprehensive ability.

Of course, this is also due to the fact that Varosha's promotion speed is slightly faster, and his qualifications and experience are not as good as those of Kulbalov. The second brigade unit under his command is also a newly established combat unit after the expansion of the leader's division. It is indeed impossible to compete with Kulbalov. It is related to objective factors such as the comparison of the old base troops of Love's 1st Brigade.

But in any case, Malashenko is still very trustworthy when it comes to entrusting the overall situation of forward combat command in Berlin to Kulbalov.

Judging from the known situation of the two days of fighting,

Sorry, the two brushes of the German city defense commander opposite you are only for Kulbalov to lick the soles of his feet.

You can't stop even a sausage-slicing tactic, your kidneys are almost broken, and you're in a state of ecstasy, so why are you trying to compete with me by showing off your strength?

The remaining half-day of the battle was left to Kulbalov to display his talents. Malashenko, who had been thinking about poison gas, had no time to waste.

It was only before I left that I remembered that my throat was a little thirsty, so I forgot about drinking water and didn't care about it at all. Then he hurriedly turned around and grabbed the water glass on the table. Regardless of whether it was cold or hot, or whether it was his own glass, he raised his head and drank it in one gulp.

"Are you leaving again?"

"Um?"

Malashenko, who had the last sip of water in his mouth and had not had time to swallow it, looked back and realized that the little girl Jill was closely accompanied by the "exclusive female soldier" behind her, or actually under surveillance. When he came behind him, he was asking questions.

Gudong——

"Well, there's an emergency. I have urgent matters to deal with and I have to leave for a while. This time it's an urgent military matter and I can't take you with me. Just stay and do what you have to do. Don't move or run around. What's the matter? Let’s talk about it when I get back, okay?”

The portable notebook held by Jill can already explain the situation very well. Little Girl Pianzi has compiled the manuscript of another report and brought it to Comrade Lao Ma for review.

It's a pity that Comrade Lao Ma, who was rarely dressed in general uniform today, had too many things to deal with. He had to leave as soon as he put down his water glass and before he finished speaking.

Jill, who was asked to stay by Malashenko, naturally had no other choice. Just the female soldier specially arranged by Malashenko was enough to block her way.

Of course, Jill, who has further enhanced mutual understanding with Malashenko in their recent relationship, is no longer the frizzy little girl who does whatever she wants when things happen. Under the influence of Comrade Lao Ma, some changes have indeed begun to occur, and I have a little understanding of what can and cannot be done under the current situation.

Seeing Malashenko striding away, he passed by him without looking back. The sound of those hurriedly leaving footsteps echoed in his ears. Gil finally couldn't help turning around and turned around. The words he had been holding on his lips and hesitating to say came out.

"Be careful along the way and remember to come back safely."

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Malashenko, who had already reached the stairs and was about to go downstairs, was stunned when he heard this, but he was only briefly stunned and did not look back. In the end, he just kept his back to the posture and raised his hand to make a gesture casually. He disappeared between the stairs.

It wasn't until the people got into the car that the convoy started to set off, marching on the road leading to the small town outside the city.

Malashenko, who was sitting in the passenger seat, recalled the scene just now and savored what he had just said, but he always felt that something was not quite right.

"Damn, this little girl feels weird. Does she know what she just said? Or is it really unintentional?"

The same sentence uttered by different women has different meanings. Malashenko, who had no intention of spending more time thinking about it, shook his head and pretended that it had never happened. He would forget about it for the time being and talk about it later.

The premise is that if our busy man Comrade Ma can still think of it in the future,

That is to say, at the same time that Malashenko was out of the city on business, not far from where Malashenko was at this moment, and it was the field hospital that Malashenko had just left, an unexpected scene was unfolding. Hair staged.

"Doctor!? Come get a doctor! There is a seriously injured person here. Find a way to save him!"