"Comrades!" The assistant instructor stood up and said as he walked to the podium, "I don't think you need to worry too much about this!

First of all, the place where you are fighting is an enemy-occupied area, there are basically no people of your own except you and the enemy, and of course no one will punish you for your 'desertion', and you should even try to make yourself look like a 'deserter', which will make you safer.

Secondly, we will make a detailed personal file for each comrade who fought behind enemy lines......"

As he spoke, the assistant instructor turned his gaze to Shulka.

"Yes!" Shulka continued: "This dossier is already in the works, it includes the details of everyone and the performance of the battle behind enemy lines, we will update it in due course and keep it in absolute safety, and keep it strictly confidential from the outside world!" ”

"With this file!" The deputy instructor said: "One day, when we liberate these enemy-occupied areas, we will easily be able to distinguish who is the enemy and who is the comrade, and then you can even become a hero for the liberation of your homeland!" ”

This is indeed very tempting, after all, it is my hometown, my parents and relatives are there, and it is of great significance to become a hero who liberates my hometown.

But of course, this is actually a pie for them.

"How do we prove ourselves?" Someone asked, "I mean, one day when we are punished as deserters, we can't ask them to come here and check the files!" ”

"That's our final preparation!" The assistant instructor said, "Originally, we wanted to give each of you a certificate or something, but it would also be dangerous for you! ”

The members of the Order nodded in agreement, and this document would also prove to the enemy that they could be a danger wherever they were hidden.

"So!" The deputy instructor said: "We will give you a code word, which can be temporarily told to you by the radio, or it can also be told by the communications staff, and in case of an emergency, you can identify yourself and identify yourself with the code word!" ”

After a pause, the assistant instructor glanced down and asked, "Do you have any other questions?" ”

No one answered, and if it did, of course, there would be no problem.

The only thing to worry about is that this method of warfare has not yet been approved by Moscow...... Any authorization without Moscow's approval is actually invalid, such as the personal file, code words, and the like that the deputy instructor just said, in fact, for the time being, it is still a blank check.

But this is not a big problem.

On the one hand, this is because the guerrillas can be regarded as fighters secretly sent out by the Front, and this alone proves that they are not deserters or traitors.

On the other hand, it is this kind of action that is not difficult to gain Moscow's approval...... After all, this is a frontal, normal battle, even if the tactics are different, but it is still fighting for the Soviet Union, and there is no reason for Moscow not to admit it.

Moscow will even encourage this when the results are reported.

Thinking of this, the members of the teaching group were relieved.

Then, Shulka developed the theory of guerrilla warfare, such as "one shot to change a place", "turning zero into a whole", "not caring about the gains and losses of one city and one pool", and so on.

In fact, these tactics are more humane and more in line with the soldiers' combat aspirations, because no one does not cherish their own lives, knowing that they can't fight, they still hold on to the set of "not afraid of sacrifice...... So this tactic was surprisingly quickly accepted by the teaching group.

The real unacceptable tactics are the incompetent commanders who do not need to go to the battlefield but blindly demand the courage of their soldiers, believing that they only need to be brave enough to win all battles.

Of course, this is not to deny the fighting spirit.

In fact, both frontal battlefield and guerrilla warfare require bravery, and the problem is that this bravery requires the courage to be skillful, to advance and retreat, and to be able to bend and stretch, rather than the courage to rush and fight when a tendon comes up.

"Thank you, Comrade Deputy Instructor!" Back in the office, Shulka said to the assistant instructor, "You just said a great thing, thank you for your support!" ”

"Don't thank me, Comrade Shulka!" The deputy instructor took a sip of the water on the table, and then replied: "I am doing this for the sake of the motherland and for Moscow...... In addition, I am skeptical of this kind of guerrilla warfare. One day, I find that these tactics don't work as well as they should, then I'll still be on the opposite side! ”

"Of course!" Shulka replied.

Shulka is not worried about this, partly because these guerrilla tactics have been proven to work, but others are not yet aware of them.

On the other hand, at this time, neither the Soviet nor the German armies had a correct understanding of guerrilla warfare, or it could be said that they believed in large-scale frontal warfare rather than taking guerrilla warfare seriously.

And this is precisely the basis for guerrilla warfare to be carried forward by surprise.

Due to the urgency of time, the teaching regiment almost learned from one side and taught from the other, and soon distributed the idea of guerrilla warfare to the various squads.

A week later, Shulka said to Major Gavrilov: "It's time to send them into battle!" ”

"No, Shulka!" Major Gavrilov looked at Shulka in shock: "They still have a lot to learn, they don't even have time to drill those tactics, and they don't have the mastery of mines and explosives......"

"Time does not allow, Comrade Major!" Shulka said: "Kyiv is attacking the enemy's lines every day, there are casualties every day!" ”

"Yes!" Valenka said: "Although the casualties have decreased! ”

This was because Kirponos had hopes for guerrilla warfare, so the attack on the east bank was more of a coping, or rather a feint.

"At the same time, the Germans are pushing on Moscow step by step!" Shulka continued: "We don't have time to train any more! ”

"But if you do that, send them behind dangerous enemy lines......"

"There will come a day, Comrade Major!" Shulka said: "What's more, you also know that it is difficult to learn real tactics on the training ground, and only by putting them on the battlefield and refining them in the flames of war and reality can they grow quickly!" ”

Major Gavrilov couldn't help but nod.

Of course, he also knew this, because the Soviet army at this time and even himself grew up in this way...... Even many times, only after the actual battle is realized, many of the things that were previously trained are actually wrong.

Now, it's time to test these tactics on the battlefield.