The life-sacrificing attack and the dying defense are always the most likely moments to appear on the battlefield.

Countless people died in attack, and countless people fell in defense. Everything seemed so cruel and so natural.

There is no war without death.

The German army organized three attacks in the first company and barely opened a small gap in the Russians' second-line defensive positions. Compared with the previous one, the price they paid was obviously much greater.

And this is the opportunity for the Skeleton Commando!

The three tanks continued to start first. They used their artillery and machine guns to sweep down one after another of Russian soldiers and forcibly rushed out of the gap that the German soldiers tore with blood and flesh!

This is the first time Model has seen such a style of play, with tanks assault weapons, and rifles giving it all-round protection!

Maybe this is the main tactic on the battlefield in the future

The trucks were much faster than tanks, and with the support of tanks and infantry, they quickly broke out. Whether it was the Germans or Russians in the battle, they would never dream of loading the three trucks with a large amount of weapons and ammunition, and the five million empire Mark that was enough to make people crazy.

"Good luck to them." When General Gedel learned that the Skeleton Commando had broken through the enemy's position, he said silently: "Order the soldiers to stop attacking and all return to their original positions."

The German army's sudden attack suddenly stopped again. This made the Russians feel puzzled.

Under such a strong attack, the German army had great hope to continue to complete a beautiful breakthrough.

"What happened?" In the Russian army's command center, Lieutenant General Kashanov stared at the map with his eyes tightly, trying to find an answer from it.

He was puzzled that the Germans' sudden attack was not unreasonable. They must have a purpose, but what is this purpose?

He never found the core of the problem

"General, there is a cavalry corporal who wants to see you." His adjutant walked in and interrupted his thoughts.

"A cavalry corporal? What does he want to do?" Lieutenant General Kashanov, who pays great attention to his identity, turned his head dissatisfiedly: "Don't he know his identity? Don't he know that he is not qualified to meet a general in his identity?"

"I know, but he was brought by Colonel Fritoyac."

"Fritoyak? He really makes trouble for me." Hearing the name of the beloved, Kashanov's mood improved a little: "Let them come in."

Fritoyak came in with a young shy young man and respectfully saluted the general. Kashanov said impatiently: "Fritoyak, you should stay in your position now. Before I get angry, tell me what damn things must be asked to bring a young corporal to me!"

"General, please don't be angry." Fritoyak said respectfully: "He is Corporal Georgiconstantinovich Zhukov of the Second Cavalry Company, and he discovered something unusual on the battlefield."

"Georgicontinovich Zhukov?" Kashanov frowned: "Let's say, corporal. What did you find that didn't even happen to the officers and gentlemen?"

This was obviously a bit sarcastic, and it also made several staff officers in the command center laugh out loud.

Zhukov seemed to be unaffected: "General, I think the German attack happened so suddenly, they must have problems."

"You don't need to teach me this, corporal." General Kashanov interrupted the other party rudely: "Even the worst staff member here knows this."

The staff laughed again.

Colonel Fritoyak was helpless. He asked Zhukov to be clear, although he was young, but he was very thoughtful and opinionated. He himself liked this young man very much, but the General's impression of him did not seem to be so good.

Zhukov was not discouraged at all: "General, your wisdom is what I admire. But I observed that the enemy's offensive focus seemed to be here."

He originally wanted to walk towards the map, but when he thought of his identity, he stopped again.

"General, can you let him go to the map?" Fritoyak tried his best to fight for his subordinates.

Kashanov nodded reluctantly.

As soon as he arrived at the map, Zhukov became more calm: "You see, it is here that the German artillery fire and the intensity of the attack were concentrated here. And when a gap was torn open, the Germans stood there for about twenty minutes and then quickly retreated. I think something must have passed here."

Kashanov's attention was gradually attracted by the young man.

Seeing the general's appearance, Zhukov also let go: "This reminds me of some things that happened on the front line of Reims in France not long ago. General, I have studied it specifically. Also on the front line of Reims, the Germans used the same method to cover a commando and entered Reims. Of course, we don't know what the German commando did. But I wonder, are they using the same method to cover a commando and entered us?"

Kashanov's expression gradually became serious: "Tell me about the German commando?"

"Yes, general!" Zhukov replied very affirmatively: "This is the permeation technique used by the Germans, and they use it very easily."

"Command, Commando" Kashanov murmured, and he suddenly raised his head: "Catch Boris of the 8th Division for me"

The phone was quickly answered, Kashanov said something to Boris on the phone for a long time. When he put down the phone, he had no contempt for Zhukov on his face: "Corporal, you guessed it right. According to the report of Boris, the commander of the 8th Division, he probably found some German tanks and cars passing through the position, but we cannot find out their destination."

"General, although we don't know what they are going to do, I can know where they will pass." Zhukov raised his voice a little, "They will definitely pass here, Omiet! The Germans cannot stay here for our whole life. After completing the mission, they will definitely return to their own positions."

"You mean we ambush them in Omiteth?" Kashanov was not a fool, but he was a very experienced general: "This is a good idea, but the problem is that they have tanks."

Zhukov seemed confident: "Tanks are indeed terrible, but they are not omnipotent. They rely on tanks to pass through our positions, but they will not let them appear in Russia in a swagger. I think if I were their commander, I would order the tanks to hide somewhere, and then continue to support them when they return, but this is no longer important. Mr. General. Look at it, Omiget cannot allow the tanks to be deployed. The terrain here is too complicated and the advantages of the tanks cannot be exerted. I think we can send a search team to capture their whereabouts while setting up an ambush here, and when they come back, they will catch them all!"

"What's your name, Corporal?"

“Georgikonstantinovich Zhukov.”

"Sir Zhukov"

"General, I am a corporal."

"No, you are a sergeant now." Kashanov gave Zhukov a commendation: "I think your judgment is very correct. No matter what the enemy wants to do, they must be kept in return. Colonel Fritoyak, now I order your regiment to set up an ambush at Omiet and wait for the arrival of the Germans. At the same time, I will also order the cavalry troops to cooperate with you!"

"Yes, General, I will bring those Germans to you." Fritoak said straight and straight.

"Take him with you, this is a good guy." Kashanov pointed at Zhukov: "Sergeant Zhukov, if everything goes as you expected and catch those Germans, I will promote you to the lieutenant."

"Thank you, General, I'm for Russia."

"Well, act immediately, and don't let those damn Germans succeed."

When Colonel Fritoyak went out, he found that his back was soaked with sweat. Zhukov was so brave that he dared to speak like this in front of the general. If he offended the general, it would not be a joke.

I looked at Zhukov, but found that he didn't care at all.

"Zhukov, you have to pay attention to your tone in the future. You are the general you face." Although you like Zhukov, Colonel Fritoyak still said seriously.

"Col. I don't think so." Zhukov distinguished himself: "The reason we have been failing before was entirely because our superiors were unwilling to listen to the objections. I think it's time for change."

"Shut up, Zhukov, do you have to cause trouble for yourself?"

Despite his loud rebuke, Colonel Fritoyak admired him very much.

This young man was not only smart but also brave. He was promoted to corporal shortly after he went to the battlefield. He also received two Georgian Cross medals, one for capturing a German official and the other for being seriously injured.

After healed his injuries, he came to the front line again and was assigned to his own troops. Colonel Fritoyak met Zhukov by chance and quickly admired him.

I hope Zhukov can bring good luck to himself, Colonel Fritoyak thought in his heart. (To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to come to Qidian (qn) to vote for recommendations, monthly votes, and your support is my greatest motivation.)
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