"Do you know who he is?" Kalugin asked in surprise: "Do you know who the captain is?"

"No." Seeing that Kalugin had misunderstood, Peter quickly explained: "I'm talking about knowing who the general is, not who the captain we are looking for is."

"Yes, I know him." Peter turned to Kalugin and said, "Although you don't know him, you have heard of his deeds." "I have heard of his deeds?!" Kalugin looked at first with a look on his face.

He was confused, but the next moment he thought of a possibility: "Peter, he couldn't be Corporal Sokov who led the garrison squad to defeat the German reconnaissance force.

Right?" "Yes, Kalugin, you are right, it is him." Peter nodded and said: "If I guessed correctly, the pregnant woman who followed him to the duty point is his wife Assi.

Ya. They should have gone to the instrument

Factory, Asya's parents live there." When Kalugin and Peter went out to patrol, they originally wanted to go through the motions. Although the town of Khimki was not big, they wanted to find an unknown person.

Captain, it is not an easy task. But when I learned that the person who had just arrived at the duty station to see the sergeant was actually the famous General Sokov, my mind immediately changed. Since General Sokov felt that the captain

If there is a problem, there must be something wrong with that captain. You must think about it yourself

They were walking around the west side of the town without finding anything. Although they saw several lieutenant-level officers on the way, they were all second lieutenants or lieutenants, and none of them were captains. Since there is no one in the west, there is no way to find him.

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, they turned around and walked towards the east of the town. When passing the church in the middle of the town, Peter pointed to the church and said to Kalugin: "The garrison squad commanded by General Sokov was stationed in this church. If not

They blocked the German reconnaissance force in time,

When the enemy's main force arrives, they will use the town of Khimki as a starting point to attack downtown Moscow. If this situation really happens, we don't know how tragic the battle in the city will be." If it happens in a few years.

In the past, if Peter had uttered such an assumption, he would definitely be criticized by others. Such remarks, to put it lightly, would be a sign of panic; to put it seriously, they would be a defeatist argument, and the person who said this would definitely be sent to prison.
Chapter completed!