Chapter 2034: Soviet Union and Germany Join Forces, Targeting Bobo

Anyway, Malashenko's emergency order was conveyed, and the troops that were still in camouflage and not discovered quickly distributed the order and followed it.

"Emergency mission, set off! Support friendly forces and eliminate those Polish resistance! Move forward immediately!"

Alsim, who did not speak German well, also received the order from Malashenko through the on-board radio in the half-track vehicle. He immediately asked a deputy who spoke German well to shout to the troops in German.

Otherwise, the more than 100 soldiers who were moving forward with the armored vehicles would not have a clue what to do next, let alone crossing the bridge to beat up the bad Polish ghosts and support the German garrison. It would be a blessing if they could not shoot the Germans. The emergency mission requirements that were temporarily changed under the sudden situation must be explained.

That is, when Malashenko just poked his head out of the turret and was about to personally command the troops to move forward and launch a support operation to the west side of the bridgehead.

Lieutenant Schwaner, who originally planned to stop Malashenko's convoy and conduct a secondary inspection, also led his team to Malashenko's command vehicle at almost the same time.

But now he is no longer in the state of being determined to come to Malashenko to "do things". He seems to have changed into a different person, with anxiety written all over his face.

The sudden burst of gunfire and explosions has completely frightened Lieutenant Schwaner, who rarely sees the flames of battle.

At the moment when the sound of the exchange of fire came, he didn't even know what to do for a while.

The senior commander of the garrison, who is higher than him, is in the command post on the west bank. It must be very dangerous now. Maybe it is a good choice to lead the team to report to him?

Anyway, I have brought people to the bridge. I can't just retreat like this, right? If I still remain indifferent and do nothing when I hear that the battle has broken out, I will be punished later, and I will definitely not have a good harvest.

Lieutenant Schwaner was afraid of the danger of fighting and exchanging fire, but was more afraid of being liquidated in the future. No matter how much he didn't want to cause trouble and wanted to be comfortable, he had to bite the bullet and walk across the bridge to report to his superiors and lead his team to support.

To put it another way, even if he saw that the situation was not right after arriving there, and then ran away, it would be better than turning back now. After all, who knows what the situation on the other side is now? No one can be sure at all.

What if our side is about to repel the Poles? If he doesn't lead his troops to support this matter at that time, he will definitely be punished later, which is not the result Lieutenant Schwaner wants.

Even if the Poles really have the upper hand, it won't be too late for him to go over and take a look and then run away.

Smart people will combine the current actual situation and quickly analyze it, and then make a choice that is beneficial to themselves. If so, then Lieutenant Schwaner is indeed a "smart man".

But when passing by the car of Lieutenant Colonel "Victor", he stopped involuntarily because he saw the man he was looking for sticking his upper body out of the turret and was about to command the troops, as if he guessed what the other party was going to say.

"Lieutenant Schwaner, what are you going to do?"

Malashenko has a very powerful ability: more than 90% of strangers who meet for the first time, as long as they say their names to each other, Malashenko will most likely remember them completely.

As for the remaining 10% that can't be remembered, who made those shitty names so weird, like old ladies' foot wraps, smelly and long, it would be a hell of a lot to remember them.

Being stopped by Malashenko's sudden shout, Lieutenant Schwaner, who originally wanted to go to the commander for support and report first, was forced to stop and then turned to look at Malashenko.

"I was planning to take people over for support. My commander is over there and he needs my help."

"Commander? Oh, so this guy knows where the West Bank Command is? And he can take me to see the German leader? Great! I just thought that the Germans in the east and west bridgeheads were not affiliated with each other, but I didn't expect that they were the same unit."

Although he was ecstatic in his heart, he remained calm on the surface. Malashenko had decided to make good use of Lieutenant Schwaner to serve him.

As for how to say it, of course the language has been organized and the words are on the tip of his tongue. Lying to the Germans must be done right away.

"Very good! Since we have the same goal, Lieutenant Schwaner, I order you and your men to be temporarily incorporated into my unit and be under my command! You will return to the team after the battle is over. Now is an emergency and you must obey my orders. We need to fight side by side. Any questions?"

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Lieutenant Schwaner wanted to refuse, but to be honest, he was still afraid of the ferocious man in front of him from the bottom of his heart. He had always been afraid of him.

Although this guy would not eat people, he was not much different. At least Lieutenant Schwaner felt so after a brief contact.

The most important thing was that Lieutenant Colonel Victor's rank was much higher than his own. He was a big official and the commander of an elite ace unit like the Great German Division.

What about himself?

An unknown little leader of the second-line garrison like a warehouse manager, responsible for leading a group of hooligans to watch over a bridgehead, really the same as a battlefield security guard with a gun, almost the same nature.

Lieutenant Schwaner thought quickly in his head and did not think he had any right to refuse such a request, or an order from his superiors.

What else can he do?

He could only obey them honestly. Since he could not resist, he could only accept it naturally. That's all.

"I understand, sir, my troops and I will obey your command immediately!"

"Very good!"

He thought that the coward in front of him would not dare to refuse him directly. Of course, if he really dared to refuse, he would have corresponding means to deal with him. He was ready. After thinking about what to do next, Malashenko raised his hand and pointed forward.

"My troops are new here and are not familiar with the terrain in this area."

"The environment in the city is complicated, Lieutenant! I need you and your troops to lead the way in front, and my troops and I will follow closely behind you! Tanks, machine guns and machine guns will provide you with fire support, so don't worry about the attacks of those Polish ghosts, we will quickly repel them, I came here for this, do you understand?"

Lieutenant Schwaner wanted to say, "Why let the infantry rush in front of the tanks? Shouldn't your tanks protect our infantry?"

But when he saw the unquestionable expression of Lieutenant Colonel Victor on the turret, and then saw those "fierce minions" under his command, who were carrying sophisticated light weapons around and staring at his own group.

Lieutenant Schwaner, who knew the times and was a hero, finally gritted his teeth and stomped his feet, and then turned around and waved his hand to his troops.

"Keep moving! The mission remains unchanged, set off!"

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