Chapter 2163 The Girl Will Be Sad

Malachenko didn't know what the situation was like on the German side.

However, it was not easy for the Germans to gather a decent offensive and make a comeback after suffering such heavy casualties. After all, the first wave of attacking troops were surrounded and annihilated by the enemy in front of the position, and the second wave of support troops were blown up before they even touched the battlefield. The Germans had to consider whether they had the ability to continue to send.

"Comrade division commander, are you looking for me?"

As soon as he got off the operating table, he immediately rushed to where Malachenko was, "Comrade division commander is waiting." In this case, he had to jog all the way.

After a few more words, the conversation ended. Seeing that Karachev, who had just gotten off the operating table, rushed over without even having time to change his clothes, Malachenko immediately said goodbye to the lightly wounded soldiers and began to walk out of the field hospital with Karachev's steps.

"What's the situation? Can the existing resources and manpower hold up?"

The wounded of the 267th Infantry Division, which suffered heavy casualties, were carried down in waves. Knowing the seriousness of the situation, Malashenko first asked about the medical treatment.

Of course, Karachev, who still had the mask on his chin, answered without hesitation about his job.

"Medical resources are sufficient, but human resources are barely sufficient. Surgery still requires waiting in line. I have summoned all the surgeons in our division's field hospital, but we still cannot fully cope with the situation."

"The good news is that the waiting time is not long. On average, we can get on the operating table within 15 minutes. For now, we can still hold on. If we grit our teeth and hold on, more comrades can survive and keep their lives. The small matter of suffering and hardship is nothing."

The cost of casualties caused by competing with the Germans for the main defense position is too high. Even if the two divisional field hospitals of the 267th Infantry Division and the Leader Division are combined, they cannot arrange surgery for all seriously injured soldiers in the first place. We can only optimize the surgery schedule according to the different injuries, the severity and urgency, and the time factor.

Under this premise, although there are still wounded waiting for the operating table to be free, the time has been compressed to an average of less than 15 minutes. For the casualties after a battle of infantry against infantry, bloody battles for positions and trenches, this speed of treatment can be considered quite impressive. After hearing this answer, Malashenko nodded with satisfaction.

"Well, just do your best, don't have too much psychological burden. In the past, I believed in your ability and sense of responsibility, so I handed the field hospital to you, and it is still the same now."

Although Karachev is very responsible, talented and capable, he is still a young man. Malashenko can understand that the pressure on Karachev must be no less than his own.

He is responsible for the lives of all the officers and soldiers of the division, while Karachev is responsible for saving the lives of any officers and soldiers sent to him.

The trust of life is heavier than Mount Tai. The feeling of your trusted and familiar comrades handing their lives to you, and the sense of responsibility to live up to the trust that you always remember in your heart, Malashenko is sure that he and Karachev can empathize with each other.

After knowing each other for so long, Malashenko has long understood Karachev's character and knows that he will never give up any soldier who can still be saved. So even though Karachev is still an American, Malashenko has long regarded him as his close comrade-in-arms.

"By the way, I heard from the vice president that you are looking for Anya, right? I have already told her, but it will take a while. The nurse who is operating in the next bed is a novice, and that group of people is too busy. Anya originally came with me, but she left halfway to help when she saw this situation. How about you wait for her? The operation is more than halfway done, I estimate that she will be here in less than half an hour."

Kalachev, who grew up in the United States, is still different from a real Soviet, although he is of Russian descent.

For example, he is more accustomed to chatting and joking with Malashenko in a friendly way, unlike most people who are always more or less respectful to the division commander, but this does not mean that Karachev despises Malashenko, but simply the growth environment has shaped his personality of working with others.

As it happens, Malashenko is also a "rough man" who doesn't care about details. If he is served by others all day long and formalistic, it will make Malashenko feel uncomfortable and uncomfortable.

So when he heard Karachev's lighthearted suggestion, Malashenko also changed his mood and smiled.

"No need, I can come again another day. Please apologize to her for me. It's really not the right time to meet Anya now. I was in a spur of the moment and too impulsive."

Karachev smiled when he heard it. In the United States, Karachev, who has hooked up with the daughter of the boss of a pharmaceutical company as his girlfriend and has maintained a stable cross-border relationship to this day, and makes rich girls think about him all day long across the Pacific Ocean, is a first-class love expert.

Even if Malashenko has two memories of his past and present lives as experience, at best he may be tied with Karachev.

Malashenko had known for a long time that this boy had a lot to spend when he was in college. He had targeted the daughter of a big boss of a pharmaceutical company in order to help him develop his career in the future, but something unexpected happened in his life later. Came to the Soviet Union.

There's something to be said for him. His foresight in life investment at such a young age has completely blown away countless heads of young men in heat. It's not bragging to say that Karachev has both high EQ and IQ.

"You will make the girl sad. You have just stirred up her emotions, and you ran away. From what I understand, Anya may cry again tonight. This is no joke."

Of course, Malashenko knew what he meant to Anya. His first love was a hero whom he admired wholeheartedly. For a young girl in Huaichun, that was 500% critical damage. Speaking of happiness and satisfaction, that was true. Yes, but it also means having to bear more that is hard to predict, and there will be an equal sign between what you get and what you endure.

I also know better that what Karachev said about this situation is probably true and he is not lying, but there are many times when he is so helpless and has no choice.

"The division headquarters is still waiting for me to return. It's been long enough since I went to the battlefield and then came to the field hospital. I have no other choice."