9 a.m. that day

The morning storm had come to an end, and everyone was trying their best to get the battle plan back on track, and Trode insisted that he was "fine" and "discharged."

It is understood that this morning, in addition to Trood, there was one person who was injured. It was the Soviet snipers, and the German soldiers, after spotting them, pursued them and shot and wounded one man, although they failed to capture them, but this is good news. This was all due to the better view in the morning and the proximity of the attack, so they were finally unable to complete their elusive sneak attack again.

Within three days, Trode had been shot twice, and everyone's fears about him had risen to the top of their lungs, but Trode still insisted on staying on the front line despite the consensus.

Trode's carelessness can't be blamed for this incident at all, even if he doesn't go to that location, there will always be someone who will be attacked in that position, and it can even be said that this is an inevitable time, but Trode is more lucky and happened to catch up with it.

However, this incident is also strange, if you look at it in hindsight, this Soviet operation is even more like a retaliatory strike, compared to the previous times against Trood, there is a clear lack of planning. As far as these highly skilled snipers are concerned, from the very beginning of the mission, the ratio of effort to results is far less than before, and the execution is even less satisfactory.

If it was just a reconnaissance mission, why would it be posted at such a close distance? And if it's a sniper mission, the steps are obviously not right. In Trode's opinion, they even have the possibility of improvisation. In the past few days, there have been too many questions about them, Tlot is still confused, the only few clues are relatively independent, and there are still a few key parts of the puzzle that make up the truth that have not yet been shown to Tlot.

Although he said that he was fine, Trode's injury was not healed in a day or two. Although it is true that as a commander, there is not as much physical labor as other crew members, but the inability to move the left arm does not only affect combat effectiveness. It was originally difficult to grasp things because of an injury to his left hand, but now he has a complete difficulty moving his entire left arm.

Except for himself, everyone else has always thought that Trode is really strong, but only he knows that for him, as a commander and captain, only one arm cannot move, which actually does not affect his combat effectiveness too much. And his own individual ability is really poor, even if it is in a complete state. He didn't think he could beat the other infantry, which was a little psychological comfort for himself

Now, Trode was sitting alone in the room. Although he came out of the hospital arbitrarily, Team 217 "deposed" Trode under the leadership of Alicia, at least today, Team 217 will complete the task without a captain. This situation must be a serious problem if it were placed on other teams. But in the words of Team 217, although it is not to belittle him, in many cases, without Trod, it will not affect the combat effectiveness too much.

What a sad thing it is to let your teammates go behind. Trood finally felt it. Although he could still try to join in the afternoon fight, he certainly had no hope this morning. It was a particularly embarrassing thing, but Trode also got a rare opportunity to sit down and sit quietly.

Before that, Trood had put an improvised map borrowed from the infantry on the table. He first began to think back to the three days of fighting, marking several battle locations on the map. After a few simple circles were drawn on the map, this was a blank piece of paper with only a few boxes. All of a sudden, it became a little messy

This is the characteristic of Trode, although he has a relatively strong understanding of tactical maps and has a big picture. But he has a fatal flaw, that is, he draws pictures quite messily, and if he does not explain them carefully, only he can understand them. Such an embarrassing thing, Trood has repeatedly ordered that he must not spread the word, although the members of the 217 team prefer to joke, but in fact, except for Derek's 470 team, no one else really knows.

At first glance, there should have been no connection between the locations of these attacks, but Trode added a piece of paper from the side, drew the enemy's position on it, and then continued to add several possible routes for the enemy's troops, and suddenly his eyes became clear.

It can be seen that on the first day, the day Trode's left hand was hit, there were only two routes that the enemy could take if he wanted to completely bypass the enemy's defenses. And one of these two turned out to be the route that Trode and the others groped for the next day, which was really amazing!

"No wonder their attacks were so ferocious"

Looking at the black line in front of him, Trode clutched his pencil tightly and whispered that if this information had come out two days before, then their tragedy might have been avoided. But it was useless to think about it now, and Trod drew on the white paper the location they had groped for the previous night, and because of the darkness and the destruction of the vacant BT-7, Trod really couldn't estimate their retreat route last night, so this aspect was put on hold for the time being.

Finally, after Trood had drawn the enemy's retreat route this morning, the scene before him was gradually complete. It can be seen that the Soviets have two positions around them, divided into one large and one small, and the Trod side they are responsible for should be a large one, while the one on Derek's side is slightly smaller. However, Trood's side is closer, while Derek's side is a little farther away, so the difficulty of attacking the two positions is actually comparable.

But if we look at it the other way around, the situation in which the enemy strikes at them cannot simply be reversed. Although the enemy attacked from the side of Trood, the distance was close, and there were many reserves, no matter how you look at it, it is more advantageous. However, whether it was the enemy's action last night or the enemy's sneak attack this morning, it was from Derek's side, which required the enemy to come here for a long time.

Although the BT-7 may be able to explain some problems, the most important piece of the puzzle is still missing, and the front is still hazy (to be continued). )