Burning Moscow

Next, the two generals complained to Kolpakchi, saying that the troops in the division are limited, and the front of the defense is too wide, which is not conducive to the defense. I hope that the commander can understand his difficulties, compress his defense area, and send strength. The troops came to defend the junction of the two divisions.

Kolpakitch pushed the phone aside from the desk, asked for a map from a staff officer, spread it out on the desk, looked at it, frowned and said, "General Volkhin, your 416th Chapter knot."

"Understood. Comrade Lieutenant, please tell us that the forces in Chapter 416 are used for assaults in one direction."

"Yes, Comrade Commander, I must pass your words on to the head of the regiment." At this point, Semykov paused and said hesitantly: "I don't know when the reserve team sent to us will arrive?"

"Reserve," Kolpakic hesitated, and then resolutely said: "I will immediately get from Colonel Avelin's Chapter 416 Regiment Command. But where should we deploy troops to support them? You know, the assembly of troops takes time, and maybe when the reinforcements arrive, the Germans have already taken it down there."

Seeing Kolpakchi's anxious expression, my mind suddenly flashed. When the Germans attacked the Koska River defense line yesterday, didn't he once ordered artillery to support the defenders? We can use the same method today. Thinking of this, I didn't hesitate anymore, and simply stated my thoughts.

Kolpakchi nodded repeatedly and immediately ordered the staff officer: "Call the military commissar and ask him to order the Cannon Regiment to fire on the neighboring 155 Heights to stop the German offensive forces." (To be continued...)