A few minutes later, I clearly saw the long German army queue through the telescope. The first thing that caught my eye was an armored vehicle of the German army, followed by a long series of tanks lined up in a single line, followed by countless trucks, some with artillery towing behind them. The long line of German tanks and trucks on the road is out of sight. It looks like there are at least one or two hundred tanks and trucks.

The lead armored vehicle drove to the middle of last night, and then stopped, and then the tanks that followed stopped one after another. Seeing this scene, my heartbeat speeded up unconsciously. My heart asked why the Germans stopped. Could it be that I found Sergeikov and the others?

But I have this worry, even Pantai Leyev discovered this problem. He worriedly said to me: "Comrade Commander, how did the Germans stop advancing? Lieutenant Colonel Sergeikov's troops are hidden nearby. They will not be discovered by the Germans?"

I was in a state of confusion at the moment, and I didn't know how to answer Bantai Lev's question. Seeing that I didn’t speak, he repeated the question again. My mood was a little calmer, and he pretended to say calmly: “Comrade deputy commander, don’t worry, if the enemy finds out Sergeikov and the others, it should be as early as possible. Just fire. Let's wait and see what the Germans want to do?"

Soon, I saw German tanks driving off the road one by one, into the overgrown grassland, lined up facing our high ground, and the black hole’s muzzle pointed at us neatly. . The cannon towed by the car was also unloaded from the back of the car by the German artillery, pushed to the back of the tank, and turned the muzzle towards our high ground.

I realized that the German army had just stopped advancing, and it was not that they found the lurking Sergeikov Department. Instead, they were prepared to shell us first, and then send infantrymen to attack. Thinking of Sergeikov and the others not being discovered by the Germans, I couldn't help but breathe a long sigh of relief. As long as they attacked from the enemy's side by surprise, they would definitely be able to inflict heavy damage on the enemy.

See Bantai Leyev with a serious expression next to him. I quickly pretended to be calm, and said to him pretendingly: "Comrade Deputy Commander, we are lucky, the enemy did not find Sederikov and the others..." As soon as I said this, there was an earth-shattering message from outside. The sound, the sound of my talking. Suddenly was overwhelmed by a rumbling explosion.

I knew that the German army had started a test firing. I quickly took advantage of the explosion and shouted at a soldier standing on guard at the door: "Comrade soldier, please go and tell Captain Serebriani immediately to hide the troops. The enemy wants The shelling began."

Not long after the soldiers left, rows of tank shells and howitzer shells in the distance fell on our position like a gust of wind. Many shells fell near the observation post and exploded, shaking violently under our feet. The air in the observation room was full of gunpowder smoke, which made me choke and cough again and again.

Pantai Leyev heard my cough, turned his head and glanced at me, took advantage of the gap between the explosions, and shouted at me: "Comrade Commander, the Germans began to shell us violently. I guess after the shelling is over, Gao The defenders on the ground will suffer extremely heavy casualties. Will Sederikov and the others attack?"

"No." After listening to Pantai Leyev's words, I immediately rejected his proposal, coughing and shouting in my throat: "It's not time yet, now the battle has just begun. If you rush out, Xie Jerry Cove’s armored forces can’t hit the Germans. You must wait until the German tanks charge towards the high ground. Then they can be ordered to attack.”

In response to my stubborn opinion, Bantai Leyev nodded helplessly. I agree with what I said.

"Commander, deputy commander, where are you?" Sherebrianne's panicked shout came from the door. I quickly turned around. Staring at the captain who had just entered, trying to see if he was shocked by the German shelling.

He rushed over and reached out and grabbed the hands of me and Pantai Leyev, and rushed out, while yelling incessantly: "No, it's too dangerous here, you all follow me back to the camp command post. "

"Comrade Captain," Bantai Lev broke free from the opponent's hand with a wave of his hand, and exclaimed dissatisfiedly: "We stay here to observe the changes on the battlefield more clearly."

"No, resolutely no." Serebriani once again grabbed Pantai Lev's hand and dragged him out with me. I understand at this moment that Serebriani's panic just now was not because I was afraid of the German shelling, but because I was worried about our safety. I couldn't help but feel a little moved.

I was about to follow Sherebryan back to the command post. Suddenly, I made a terrible sound very close, and then it seemed that someone pushed me hard from behind. The huge inertia made me fall forward. , I pressed Sherebrian, who was going outside, to the ground, and then I felt a heavy body, hitting it heavily, and the pain caused my tears to flow out.

The soldiers waiting in the trenches outside the observation post saw that some of us had all fallen to the ground and hurriedly stepped forward to help us. I stood up with the help of two fighters, turned my head and glanced at the observation post, and saw that the wall next to the observation port where Pantai Lev and I had just stayed had been blasted through a big hole, and I was suddenly surprised. Cold sweat, if it hadn't been for Serebriani to pull us out in time, we would have been ill-fortuned.

Surrounded by a group of soldiers, we bent over and ran quickly towards the command post. After running short, another shell exploded in front of the trench. Following the shells, the two soldiers running in the front fell silently. The soldier following them bent down to help them, but heard the roar of Serebriani from behind: "Leave them alone, first send the division commander to the command post."

Following his shout, the soldier who was going to treat his comrades straightened up again, carrying his weapon and ran forward. When I passed by the two fallen soldiers, I found that they were all lying motionless on the ground. I didn't know if they were sacrificed or were stunned by the blast of the bomb. Before I could think of a reason, I was framed by the soldiers on the left and right and ran forward.

When I walked into the command post, I saw the operator sitting by the wall and the radio in front of him at a glance. Then I turned my head and asked Curiously, "Comrade Captain, why is the operator here?" I don't blame Serebriani for letting the operator from the communication room come to the command post without authorization. I'm just worried about the bad communication signal here.

Unexpectedly, Serebriani had misunderstood what I meant and quickly explained: "Comrade Commander, since the bunker in the communication room is as strong as here, I asked the sanitation staff to send the wounded there. There are too many wounded, so I can only Comrade telegraph operator came to the command post."

I glanced at Serebriani, who was nervous. He asked in a steady tone, "How about the signal here, will it affect our communication with other troops?"

Sherebrianne heard my question and immediately understood that he had misunderstood what I meant, and immediately reported: "Please rest assured, the communication between here and the outside world will not be affected in any way."

After the soldier helped me to sit down at the table, he consciously stood on both sides. I looked up at Serebriani. He was told to say: "Comrade Captain, you immediately arrange manpower to see the two soldiers. They may be injured. If they are not treated in time, the situation will be very dangerous."

Xie Librian nodded. Order the two soldiers standing next to me: "You two, go and send the injured soldier to the temporary medical room."

Looking at the back of the two soldiers leaving, I smiled at Xie Libriannei and said gratefully: "Thank you, Comrade Captain. Since you didn't show up in time, the deputy commander and I don't know what will happen at this moment. Up."

As soon as I finished speaking, Pantai Leyev limped over and took Serebriani's hand. Shaking vigorously, he said gratefully: "Captain Serebriani, not only the commander would like to thank you. I also want to thank you. If you didn't risk your life and ran into the observation station in time to save us, I guess I would be with you. The teachers have all gone to see Marx."

In the face of my thanks and thanks to Bantai Leyev, Serebriani didn't know what to say, and smiled embarrassedly.

At this moment, the operator held a headset and microphone in front of the radio and called to me: "Comrade Commander. Lieutenant Colonel Sergeikov wants to talk to you."

Although I did not equip Sergeikov with a special radio station, they can use the on-board radio in the tank to contact us. Hearing that he was going to talk to me, I knew he saw the German army shelling our high ground. Some could not hold back, and wanted to lead the troops to attack.

As soon as I put on the headphones, I heard Sederikov’s voice: "Hey, hello, is that the teacher? This is Sederikov."

"It's me," I asked in a steady voice, "Is there anything wrong with you?"

"Comrade commander, it's like this." Sergeikov said hurriedly: "I saw the enemy's artillery tanks shelling our high ground. I want to ask you, is it possible to attack?"

"Go out, why do you want to go out?" My rhetorical question left Sergeikov speechless. He stopped talking. I explained: "Comrade Colonel, be patient. The enemy's shelling of us has just begun. , Their infantry is not yet in place. If you strike at this time, the German tanks can easily turn the muzzle to destroy you. Even if you are lucky, you can destroy most of the German tanks, but their infantry? Can there be any in it? Quite a few anti-tank fighters, do you think that with only a few tanks and armored vehicles you have, you can defeat an infantry regiment reinforced by tanks and artillery?"

After I finished speaking, Sederikov asked carefully: "Comrade commander, when should we attack?"

"Wait, comrade lieutenant colonel." I just observed that the enemy has several times more tanks than ours. If you want to gain the upper hand in the battle with them, you must fire from behind the German tanks so that you can hit them. A surprise. In order to prevent Sederikov from becoming uncomfortable, I specifically emphasized to him: “When the German tanks cover the infantry assault, you will attack decisively to destroy or seize the enemy’s artillery, and then take the enemy’s tanks from the enemy’s artillery. Behind them, beat them severely.” When I said this, I suddenly thought that there was an infantry unit ambushing on the slope, and I couldn’t help worrying, “By the way, the army ambushing on the **** won’t commit any more crimes. The mistake of attacking without permission, right?"

"No, no, comrade commander, please rest assured." Sederikov obviously understood what I meant. Last night, he thought that the company commander led the troops to attack without permission. The German turned defeat into victory. He solemnly said to me: "I gave the troops ambushing on the hillside a death order, saying that I didn't see my tank attack, even if the German leather boots stepped on their noses, I must remain motionless. Lie on the ground, not to expose the target."

After listening to Sergeikov’s assurance, the last trace of worry in my heart also disappeared. I nodded and said with satisfaction: "Well, comrade colonel, then the deputy commander and I are waiting on the high ground for news of your victory. ."

As soon as the headphones and microphone were put down, Pantai Leyev and Serebriani surrounded them. Pantai Leyev asked with concern: "Comrade Commander, what did Lieutenant Colonel Xiejielikov say?"

I replied to them with a smile on my face and said, "Sederikov saw the Germans shelling our high ground and became a little uncomfortable. He asked me when I was going to attack. I told him to wait until the enemy tanks cover the infantry. When advancing to our high ground, we then decisively rushed to the German artillery position, striving to seize the enemy's artillery, and used artillery and tank guns to beat the Germans from behind, letting them know that we were doing the right thing with our Red Flag Independent Division. What's the end?"

The German bombardment of our highlands ~lightnovelpub.net~ lasted about twenty minutes. Not long after the shelling ended, a gray-headed observation post ran in from outside and shouted at us: "Report, the enemy tank, covering a battalion of infantry, is rushing towards our high ground."

After listening to the observation post’s report, I shook my head at Cherie Lebryan and said, "Let’s go, comrade Captain, let’s go outside to see the situation." Then I turned to Pantai Laye, who was sitting at the table. The husband said, "Comrade deputy commander, if you are injured, stay at the command post. If the political commissar has any telegrams, you can just receive it here."

Pantai Leyev heard from my words that I care about him, so he did not express any objection, just smiled and nodded, and followed my words: "Well, since the teacher said so, I will stay. I am responsible for keeping in touch with the political commissar. The danger outside, you have to be careful."

"Let's go, Comrade Captain." After I said this, I took the lead and walked outside the command post. (To be continued)

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