It’s not simple.”

"Yes, yes." Narva laughed twice and agreed: "Comrade Commander once warned us that we can't just rely on bravery and not being afraid of death to fight a war, we also need to use our brains. I think Captain Yegor is

With this in mind, we came up with the idea of ​​using German sentries to guide him, while leaving our own people here to support us."

Mikhailov nodded and continued to ask the soldier: "Are there any other enemies nearby?"

"Yes, Comrade Battalion Commander." The soldier pointed toward the wooden house not far away and said, "There is a squad of enemies sleeping inside."

"Captain Narva," Mikhailev turned to Narva after listening to the soldier's report: "Send someone to clear out all the enemies in the wooden house to avoid any accidents when we cross the bridge later.

.”

Just when Narva agreed and was about to take people to carry out the mission, Mikhailov added: "Remember, never shoot."

Narva knew very well that the inconspicuous gunshots during the day would become earth-shattering in such a quiet night. He nodded vigorously and replied in a low voice: "Don't worry, Comrade Battalion Commander, we won't shoot."

." After saying that, he would walk into the queue and start arranging manpower to carry out the task of destroying the enemy.

The eight soldiers sent by Narva were all experienced veterans. After entering the wooden house, they walked out in less than two minutes and reported to Narva that all the enemies in the wooden house had been eliminated.

Seeing that the task had been completed, Narva returned to Mikhailev and asked him for instructions on the next step: "Comrade Battalion Commander, what should we do next?"

"We are not familiar with the terrain in the city, and the visibility at night is limited. If we accidentally break into the German camp, it will be in trouble." Mikhailev said with a normal expression: "We should stay here.
Chapter completed!