Timoshenko's eyes were attracted by the medal on Sokov's chest. He asked curiously: "Comrade Captain, how come you have the Order of Lenin?"

Timoshenko also has a medal of Lenin hanging on his chest, but this was earned by him through hundreds of battles and repeated military exploits on the battlefield. Now I see a young captain actually getting such a medal.

The honor naturally aroused his interest.

"Report to Comrade Marshal." Sokov replied briefly: "This Order of Lenin was awarded to me by the Supreme Command last month. General Vlasov knows the specific situation very well."

Sokov knew very well that he had no right to speak in this headquarters, so he could only explain the origin of the medal through Vlasov.

Vlasov obviously understood Sokov's intention. He nodded, and without waiting for Timoshenko and Khrushchev to ask, he took the initiative to tell the two about the origin of the medal.

In fact, not only Timoshenko and Khrushchev were unclear, but also Potapov who was traveling with him was also unclear about the origin of this medal. After listening to Vlasov's story, everyone was surprised.

With their eyes widened, they couldn't believe that this ordinary-looking captain in front of them actually dared to rush into the German armored column alone and force them to surrender. If it hadn't been for seeing the brand new medal, and by

What Vlasov told them, they simply would not believe it was true.

"Well done, Captain, you're well done." Khrushchev gave Sokov a thumbs up, and then asked: "Your surname is Sokov, what's your given name, your birth name and your father's name."

"Mikhail Mikhailnovitch." Sokov quickly said his real name and father's name.

After hearing this, Khrushchev nodded, turned around, pulled Timoshenko aside, and whispered: "Comrade Marshal, I think it would be a waste of talent if such an excellent commander is assigned to be a commander at the grassroots level.

.How about letting him return to Moscow with Vlasov and Potapov, maybe the superiors will arrange a more suitable position for him?"

According to the original arrangement, after Vlasov and Potapov returned to Moscow by plane, the commanders and fighters they brought with them would be dispersed and organized into various units. After all, after a long battle, all the

There is a shortage of manpower in the army. And

Sokov will also be incorporated into a certain unit and be sent to the front line to participate in the battle at the right time. But now both Timoshenko and Khrushchev think that he is a talent, and it would be a little bit to use him as an ordinary commander.
Chapter completed!