"Don't shoot, your own people!" When Shulka and the others ran out of the tent with their guns in hand, they heard a shout in the darkness: "We are from the 50th Army!" ”

The 50th Army was part of the Bryansk Front.

In reality, however, they could no longer be called the Bryansk Front, which suffered heavy losses against the Germans, and was replenished by reinforcements from other directions to Moscow...... It's almost the equivalent of a reorganization.

Out of an abundance of caution, Major Gavrilov had several soldiers come forward to check each other's documents, and after confirming them, they were released.

Major Gavrilov asked: "What happened?" Why are you retreating? ”

"We failed!" The skirmishers replied: "The tank units of the Germans penetrated our line from the flanks!" ”

"Retreat, Comrade Major!" Major Gavrilov was advised: "They have at least one tank division, we can't stop them!" ”

"Have you received an order to retreat?" Major Gavrilov asked.

"Yes, of course!"

"But we didn't receive it!" Major Gavrilov replied.

"You should check with your superiors!" The skirmisher came up from the darkness, looking a little embarrassed, and he approached Major Gavrilov and asked, "Is there any smoke, Comrade Major?" ”

"Nope!" Major Gavrilov simply refused, and he hurried back to the command to send a telegram to his superiors.

That's when Shulka noticed something unusual...... The stragglers' eyes unconsciously followed Major Gavrilov's footsteps, and even followed Major Gavrilov.

"I've got cigarettes here, comrade!" Shulka shouted at the stragglers, "Call them all, and vodka...... That's enough for you to take a few sips! ”

"Great!" The skirmisher smiled unsmilingly, but he followed Major Gavrilov's direction and footsteps unchanged.

So Shulka no longer hesitated, raised his rifle and knocked out a soldier with a PPD submachine gun with a "bang", he followed Gavrilov all the time, and with a single lift of his hand and the trigger could shoot Major Gavrilov to death.

"You're crazy!" The instructor yelled, "What are you doing......"

But before he could finish speaking, Shulka was pressed back into the trench, and then there was a burst of gunfire outside.

Major Gavrilov, as if he understood something, immediately fell to the ground and shouted: "They are enemies, kill them!" ”

The soldiers reacted and immediately shot at the stragglers with their guns.

For a while, the scene was very chaotic, and the uniforms worn by both the enemy and us were in the dark, and it was impossible to distinguish between the enemy and the enemy, and the soldiers could only shoot by feeling.

However, the enemy who infiltrated the Soviet line was only a small number after all, so the situation quickly stabilized.

After a few minutes, the gunfire gradually stopped, and a flare rose into the air, and several stragglers tried to escape in the mud, but were quickly knocked down by the Soviets in a pool of blood.

"Brandenburg troops!" Only then did the instructor react.

Major Gavrilov ran up to Shulka with his waist and lay down beside Shulka and said: "You saved my life, Comrade Shulka!" How did you spot them? ”

"No one will give up Tula, Comrade Major!" "Because there is a railway to Moscow and there are no roadblocks!" Shulka said. ”

Major Gavrilov nodded in agreement.

"What's more!" Shulka said: "They didn't react much when they heard vodka......

Major Gavrilov was stunned when he heard this, and then he laughed: "So they are Germans? ”

"Yes!" Shulka said: "Any Soviet man who hears vodka will gather like a hungry wolf, and they will follow you to the headquarters!" ”

"I was almost fooled by them!" Major Gavrilov had palpitations.

"Very well, Comrade Shulka!" Said the instructor.

"Admit it, Comrade Instructor!" Shulka said: "They lied to you! ”

"Need to speak up?" The instructor asked a dissatisfied, rhetorical question.

A few people burst out laughing.

"Prepare for battle!" Major Gavrilov ordered.

This is right, the enemy cannot have only one Brownenburg force to sneak attack, and even if such a sneak attack is successful, it will not make much sense, even if it is the headquarters.

So, the enemy should have at least one reconnaissance detachment mixed in...... They were clearly short of the 333rd Regiment and planned to use the Branfenburg troops to sneak up on the headquarters to paralyze the command of the 333rd Regiment and plunge it into internal confusion, and then launch a surprise attack with reconnaissance detachments.

If this is the case, they may indeed succeed, because the Brandenburg troops will be mixed with the Soviets and make the Soviets not friend and foe, and then they will have to be slaughtered.

But now......

At this time, only the sound of a "rumbling" motor was heard, and two "No. 3" tanks appeared on the railway, covering the German army behind them to attack the Soviet army.

When I saw this Shulka, I let go of my heart: there were only two tanks, which was simply not enough for 20 units of anti-tank fire per kilometer on the defensive line...... The 20 units per kilometer are deployed on both wings with the railway as the center, that is, 10 units on the left and 10 units on the right.

20 to 2, and two tanks are still concentrated, which can be said to be stress-free.

Sure enough, several flares rose into the sky, and then there was a burst of artillery fire, and two "No. 3" tanks were paralyzed.

The German reconnaissance detachment also retreated...... They just wanted to test the enemy's firepower, and they had no intention of fighting hard.

From this point of view, the German army's combat methods are more flexible and humane, and if it is a Soviet army, it is likely to rush up with a shout.

"What's going on?" The instructor said, "How did the Germans get here?" ”

"Because they want us to show this group of heroes!" Shulka replied.

Major Gavrilov smiled and ran back to the command headquarters to contact his superiors.

This situation needs to be reported to the superiors, and more information and next steps will be given.

It turned out that Guderian played another trick against the Soviet army, he made Kleist's 1st Panzer Group split into two parts and attacked the Soviet defense line head-on, making everyone believe that these two parts were the German 1st Panzer Group and the 2nd Panzer Group, and even the captured Germans said so.

The Soviets were convinced of this.

As a result, Guderian's 2nd Panzer Group advanced in the dark, and then quickly broke through Kireev straight to Tula.

"Their main forces will arrive before dawn!" Major Gavrilov said: "There are two armored divisions and one motorized infantry division!" ”

After a pause, Major Gavrilov added: "The superiors ordered us to block them no matter what!" ”

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