Chapter 2046 Keyword Confirmation
If there was more time, Malashenko would definitely not want to raise the issue so abruptly. ơɱ
Although he had just rescued the man, they had only known each other for a short time. It was inevitable that he was too eager to ask targeted questions, which might easily arouse suspicion.
But to be honest, Malashenko no longer had time to waste time here.
The unexpected appearance of the Polish ghost was a major variable that could not be predicted in advance. This unexpected accident caused Malashenko to waste nearly an hour in addition to the time to cross the bridge to defeat these bastards who ruined his own good deeds.
It is really annoying to waste precious time on such things, but since things have come to this, you really have no choice but to find a way to seize time from other places. It should be noted that the political commissar is still waiting for follow-up news from Malashenko, and the follow-up large force responsible for the response has long been on full alert, waiting for news from the commando.
Well, I don't know if the political commissar knows that Comrade Lao Ma personally led the team as the assault leader. Malashenko hopes that Lavrinenko can help him keep it a secret for a while, preferably until he is done with his work before being discovered. If that's the case, it would be great.
Although he had to ask this question, Malashenko tried to be more indirect in his questioning, so that it didn't sound so targeted, and tried to give people the feeling that "the commander really cares about the defense of the bridge."
Judging from Major Adam's subsequent reaction, the result Malashenko wanted was obviously achieved.
"Everything is fine, sir."
"Originally, the Polish ghosts might have broken through the defense line, but because your team provided timely support, everything is fine. The Polish ghosts were unable to get close to our bridge command room, and the core security did not fall into the hands of the enemy. All control is in our own hands, and the Central Bridge is now safe."
Major Adam, who was grateful to Lieutenant Colonel Victor, was very grateful for the life-saving grace of the commander. Such a state of mind and true thoughts were written on his face and expressed. Malashenko naturally saw it clearly and understood in his heart that this was the best ideal result.
On the other hand, Major Adam's words also mentioned the answer that Malashenko intended to explore, and he was convinced that the keyword "bridge command room" was the ultimate goal he was pursuing.
Now that the topic has been brought up, the things that come after birth will be relatively easier to deal with.
"Well, this "bridge", the bridge command room, I need to go over and take a look, Major. My superiors have just updated the mission instructions to me, asking me to confirm the safety of the bridge and make an on-site assessment and then report to my superiors. In order to be responsible for my superiors and my mission, please cooperate with me, we need to execute this order together."
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It's not that Malashenko's words are unreasonable or flawed, but this sudden and abrupt request without any signs is indeed a bit surprising. Major Adam didn't think about how to answer Malashenko for a while, but he didn't expect that Lieutenant Colonel Victor in front of him hadn't finished speaking.
"By the way, I can also tell you, Major. My mission is to lead a team to the city to support the suppression of riots. My comrades in the city need the support of armored vehicles. When I passed the bridge, I happened to run into you and was attacked. I reported the situation to my superiors and immediately supported you. Now the battle is over, I have received new mission instructions, and I need your cooperation to complete the task."
"That's the general situation. Is there anything else I need to explain? This should be clear enough, right?"
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There are indeed no flaws or obvious loopholes in the reasons given by Malashenko. Orders are orders, and the duty of a soldier is to execute orders.
Taking Malashenko's rhetoric as an example, what Lieutenant Colonel Victor, who he plays, wants to do now is impeccable. What's wrong with unconditionally, without discounts, and without questioning the orders of superiors? This is what a soldier should do.
But the fact that there are no flaws and loopholes in the rhetoric does not mean that this matter is really settled. Major Adam obviously still has his concerns. Some situations that Malashenko is not clear about are bothering him, making this buddy's expression more hesitant.
Lieutenant Schwaner, who had been a spectator and could not get a word in, wanted to say something, but when the words came to his lips, he felt that it was not appropriate for him to interrupt at this moment, and speaking rashly might cause trouble.
After weighing the pros and cons, he finally decided to wait and see, and say the most confident words when he was most confident in the conversation. The truth that trouble comes from the mouth must be kept in mind at all times.
As for the fact that Lieutenant Colonel Victor's team seemed to be a little bit wrong and had some problems, Lieutenant Schwaner had completely ignored it.
Problem? What problem could there be?
Didn't you see how fiercely the people of the Great German Division killed those Polish ghosts just now? That was more than three or four times more fierce than the second-line garrison troops who were doing their job.
The Polish ghosts could be killed so quickly that their bodies were scattered all over the ground and they collapsed and fled. The mechanized small force led by Lieutenant Colonel Victor played an indispensable role. You have to admit that they are the absolute main force that helped the German army win the battle just now.
Lieutenant Schwaner, who boasted that he was well-informed, thought that such a group of ruthless people could not be spies or pretenders? They were so dedicated to helping the German army fight? They saved the control of the entire bridge and made great contributions. The only explanation could be that they were "their own people".
As for the equipment, there are many conceivable reasons that can explain it.
For example, these heavy armored vehicles with SS logos but used by the Wehrmacht may have just been transferred from the SS.
Isn't it said that the elite troops of the SS can receive new toys all day long? After getting new toys, they discard the old toys and hand them over to others for second-hand use. Isn't this quite reasonable? It's just that the war was urgent and there was no time to replace some of the paint logos, or they were omitted or didn't take care of it. Lieutenant Schwaner thought more and more that this should be the case.
Since he could figure it out, there was no need to talk about those criticisms and look for trouble.
You have to know that now it is not only the hard-to-deal-with Lieutenant Colonel Victor who is right in front of him, but also his direct leader, Major Adam.
If he really angers this hot-tempered Lieutenant Colonel, he might catch the leader and scold him together, and then he will be really unlucky afterwards.
His leader can't afford to offend the higher-level leader, so can't he deal with a small follower like him? What's more, it was caused by the subordinate's wrong words. I'm afraid that Major Adam will even want to skin him alive. Lieutenant Schwaner feels a little scared when he thinks about it.
Lieutenant Schwaner, who has always been cautious, observant, good at flattering and walking among big people, naturally doesn't want to get into trouble.
So for now, he won't get involved in this matter. Let the leaders figure out how to solve it slowly. He will just stay by the side and be a runner waiting for orders.
Lieutenant Schwaner was thinking about something, and Malashenko didn't care or know anything about it.
But after seeing Major Adam still hesitate, Malashenko thought it was time to add more explosive information and stepped forward and spoke again.
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