When Malining took Sokov out of the command center, O'Rioer asked Rokosovsky: "Comrade Commander, what is the origin of this major? It seems that he is not old, so why did he become a major?

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O'Gool's doubts make sense. In the Soviet army at the beginning of the war, people who had to be at least thirty years old and had been in the army for about ten years could become majors. Sokov looked like this.

It seems that he is in his early twenties and can become a major, perhaps because he is a man with background.

"Col. Ozol," Rokosovsky saw that Ozol questioned Sokov's rank, so he explained to him specifically: "The reason why Comrade Sokov was able to obtain the rank of major at a young age was that he could obtain the rank of major.

, it was entirely because of his ability and his military achievements." As he said that, he told the story about Sokov to the people in the room in detail.

After listening to Rokosovsky's story, everyone suddenly realized that Sokov was able to obtain the rank of major because of his background, but because of his ability and performance on the battlefield, he was able to obtain the rank of major.

It's just reasonable.

After Romallov and Rokosovsky finished speaking, he spoke and suggested: "Comrade Commander, I want to form a unit of hundreds or even thousands of people in a short period of time, with Major Sokov's ability.

There shouldn't be much problem. But he doesn't have any commander in his hands. It's probably not easy to get the troops to form combat effectiveness."

"Comrade Deputy Commander, don't worry." Rokosovsky said: "When his regiment has a certain number of troops, I will send a group of commanders to his regiment to assist him in his work, you can relax
Chapter completed!