Chapter 2009: "Danger" Is Just One Word

If the battle continues at this pace, the destruction of the Great German Division II is only a matter of time. The outcome of the battle is actually no longer in doubt. This is a simple truth that anyone with a discerning eye can understand.

Malashenko thought his attack speed was fast enough. You have to know that it has only been less than half a day since he started fighting with the Great German Division. In half a day, he has beaten the Great German Division, which was almost fully equipped, or at least seemed to be fully equipped on the surface, into this mess.

To be honest, Malashenko felt that such a sharp and rapid attack speed should not leave the Germans too much time to react and dispatch reinforcements. This is also the confidence of Malashenko's determination to "take down the Great German Division".

My attack speed is so fast that I can kill you with one stick and kill you completely in one go. I won't give you the opportunity to linger and delay time to wait for reinforcements. Do you still expect to win this battle?

But Malashenko never expected that even with such a fierce and rapid attack speed, the bastards of the Great German Division actually called a bunch of idiots to bury them with them.

Interesting! It's really fucking interesting!

I thought I would go all out from the beginning and fight as fast as I could.

First, it was to test the true level and combat effectiveness of the troops after the synthesis and reorganization. Second, Malashenko was worried that if it was delayed for a long time, something would happen. If the German reinforcements ruined his good deeds, it would not be worth it.

But now, the political commissar suddenly said that the bastards of the Skeleton Division thought that the Great German Division was lonely on the road alone, and wanted to be a companion. Good brothers will not be lonely on the road to the underworld together.

Okay, I'll fulfill your wish.

One is also cleaned up, two are also cleaned up, and a pair is just enough to send him off together.

However, if we really want to do this, we have to plan the specific action plan carefully. We can't just do it immediately. It is very particular to arrange the death of the Germans.

"What about other friendly troops? Are there any mobilizations? We can't just let the Germans rush towards us like this?"

Malashenko didn't believe it. The first, second, and third Belarusian fronts were all pressed to launch operations in the direction of Poland, but in the end, one division had to take care of everything on the main battlefield. There is no way to fight this war, and the Soviet army's manpower is not so scarce. It is impossible to let a main division of the Germans rush around.

As Malashenko expected, the Soviet army did have a corresponding response plan, and the reply from the political commissar came quickly.

"This bunch of SS scum rushed all the way south from the north, but they are not some temporary reserve troops, but they were originally fighting with the Second Belorussian Front in the north. So at most they can only be regarded as coming to support after getting rid of the entanglement, so naturally there will be friendly troops to deal with this group of enemies who are already on the battlefield."

"The First Belorussian Front has divided some of its forces to block and intercept, but because the enemy is an armored division, the speed of action is very fast. It is conservatively estimated that the troops of the First Front can only successfully intercept within a distance of ten kilometers. This is very close to the battlefield of our division. It is possible that the scum of the Skull Division will launch artillery support, so you still have to be careful."

The straight-line distance of ten kilometers is indeed very short, so short that if it is an armored division, it can be easily crossed with just one step on the accelerator.

So if the blocking troops of the First Front can stop the bastards of the Skull Division, it will be fine, but if they can't stop them, then Malashenko will have to be prepared to fight on two fronts and be attacked from both sides.

If it really comes to this, no matter how powerful the Leader Division is, it will inevitably face a very severe test, and the situation is not good.

The two bastards, the Great German Division and the Skull Division, are not easy to deal with no matter which one is taken out.

Malashenko's offensive is going smoothly at the moment, because the Leader Division has just completed the synthesis and reorganization, and Malashenko is simply unreservedly pressing on the strength at the beginning, with the momentum of "I will beat you to death with one stick" and going all out, so the battle seems to be so smooth.

But if these two flies and bugs gather together, and they gather together from two directions to sandwich the Leader Division in the middle, then the effect is not as simple as "1+1=2", and Malashenko can't help but deal with it carefully. At that time, not to mention not being able to eat meat, maybe even the pot will be smashed by the Germans, which is not worth it.

Thinking of this, Malashenko decided to further clarify the situation, and then continued to ask the political commissar on the other end of the radio.

"How many blocking forces did the First Front Army send out, and how long can they hold off the bastards of the Skull Division?"

It is very important to figure out the blocking time of the First Front Army, at least Malashenko has a rough idea of ​​what to do and when. It is not that the bastards of the Skull Division have broken through the defense line and rushed over, ready to start stabbing his waist without realizing it. Not fighting an unprepared battle is one of Comrade Lao Ma's most basic principles.

"Time is too short, and the mobile forces that the First Front Army can mobilize are relatively limited. There is only one Guards Tank Brigade and one Guards Infantry Brigade that can be reached and rushed over within the specified time. Moreover, these two troops have been involved in battles before and have no time to be replenished. The actual current strength is only about 70% to 80% of the full strength."

"On the one hand, the army is still trying to mobilize some more troops to support, but this will take time. Before new reinforcements arrive, these two Guards brigades need to resist the Skeleton Division for at least three hours, provided that they can really resist Stop. If you can't stop it, you know what the consequences will be. Comrade Commander, I suggest you be prepared for the worst."

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Comrade Political Commissar's answer cannot be said to be bad. At any rate, two Guards Brigades came to help. This is actually slightly better than the worst case scenario Malashenko expected.

But one thing to say is that although it is not as bad as the worst-case scenario as expected, it is actually not much different. It is about half a catty between the two.

Two dissatisfied Guards brigades had to withstand for three hours the Skeleton Division that was rushing forward and rushing toward first aiders.

To put it bluntly, Malashenko doesn't think this job is easy, and the risk of overturning is quite high.

The Skeleton Division is not only one of the four ace divisions of the SS, it is also a large-scale elite unit that enjoys limited equipment rationing rights. To be serious, it enjoys the same rights as the Wehrmacht in the SS. Troops with the same treatment as the German Division.

You want two ordinary Guards brigades who are dissatisfied with the organization and not affiliated with the leadership division to stop such a group of madmen who are eager to save people on their own?

Comrade Lao Ma can only say one word: danger.

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