Battle of the Third Reich Chapter 501: Colleagues
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"These Chinese are the best recruits I have ever seen. I'm not saying that the National Defense Forces are not good enough, and our boys are all good. I mean, they performed very well, as I imagined. It's completely different." The German Sergeant Dieter threw down the sweat-wiping towel, picked up the aluminum tea mug on the table, and poured his head up and poured a large sip of light beer.
"These young people have very good understanding ability. After three hours of language courses per week, some of them can already communicate with us in simple German." Ensign Hoffman wrote a work record in a notebook, and he looked up After seeing the sergeant, he picked up a piece of sausage from the rattan basket on the table.
"How was the confrontation exercise going on yesterday afternoon? Who won in the end?" Captain von Stuffenberg put a stack of documents into the map bag, and then fastened the belt buckle.
"Oh, I forgot that you went to the headquarters yesterday. It was the unit of Hans. That guy was very proud. Only his unit of the four training units achieved the combat goal." Closed the notebook, the ensign chewed. Speaking of the sausage.
"These Chinese soldiers train very hard. They are very obedient and can restrain themselves with discipline. If equipped with advanced weapons, they will be the best light infantry in the world." Dieter finished. Afterwards, he hiccups satisfied.
"I agree with you, but this still needs to be commanded by a group of qualified officers. At present, the biggest problem we have encountered is those basic-level officers sent by China. Almost all of them need to be retrained. They The tactics learned are too old, and the thinking mode is very dull. I really don’t know what kind of military education they received before. According to me, some company platoon leaders are not even qualified to be squad leaders.” Lieutenant Hoffman smiled Speaking of.
"Many people in the headquarters have the same views as you, Hoffman, but I hope that this kind of remarks will only be discussed in private, and it is best not to make such remarks in public." Von Staufenber Grid stood up, slung the map bag across his waist, and refastened his belt outside.
"Are you going out again?" the ensign asked.
"Yes, there are still some things waiting to be dealt with in the heavy camp. I will stay there at night and will not come back." Stauffenberg checked the holster around his waist and then removed his own from the coat rack. Military cap.
"Will Captain Horne go with me?" Hoffman asked.
"Yes, he drove over to pick me up. Now, let’s check the time. It’s almost up." Stauffenberg raised his wrist and looked at his watch. Before he could say anything, he thought of two short car horns outside the house. .
"Okay, I'm leaving, gentlemen." The earl's boots followed him, then turned and opened the door.
"You are not late, Stauffenberg." Captain Binz Horn held the steering wheel of the barrel cart and looked at von Staufenberg as he was walking fast.
"Very punctual, Mr. Horn." Stauffenberg sat in the passenger seat.
"Will you go directly to the barracks, or to the headquarters first." Horn moved the gear lever and slowly stepped on the accelerator.
"Go to the heavy camp, I need to know if the real situation there is the same as that stated in the report." Stauffenberg leaned his elbow on the car door, and took his other hand out of his chest pocket. cigarette case.
"Well, I'm also very curious. Someone dared to play such tricks under your nose." Captain Horn gesticulated skillfully and took out a cigarette from the earl's cigarette case, and pressed the dashboard. The cigarette lighter on the car is not standard on the 82 barrel car. Obviously the captain drove a special version.
Von Staufenberger was dispatched to French Indochina as a staff officer of the High Command’s combat bureau. In the order, he also led a special military team, claiming to have come to study and inspect the French colonial army in the tropics. The development of tactics in the jungle warfare, in essence, he also shouldered the task of helping Blumberg prepare for the Asian Theater Command of the National Defense Forces.
The Earl, who once refused to serve as Blumberg’s secretary, finally became a subordinate of the marshal after five years. He couldn’t help feeling the magic of fate. There seemed to be an invisible Hands are arranging all this.
The scope of the German Army’s Asian theater is very large, covering almost the entire Southeast Asia, but the actual size of the theater command is surprisingly small. At present, all personnel add up to less than 70 people, and most of them are still affiliated. In the intelligence and communications sector.
The German officers and soldiers who served in the headquarters didn’t care about this at all. They were already familiar with this mode of operation, because, like other German theater commands, they just built a simple framework at the beginning. Small but complete with all internal organs, if you need it, you only need to deploy the right personnel to expand into a behemoth.
Von Stauffenberg has put a lot of enthusiasm into this work. Participating in the reorganization of a regional combat headquarters is a very valuable experience for any German officer.
He has learned how to adjust the internal structure of the high-level command system in accordance with the actual situation, as well as how to rationally deploy manpower and materials under special conditions overseas. These are things that cannot be learned in the military academy and the command. Knowledge, many only have the qualifications to reach the senior command level.
This time, the Asian mission has greatly helped Stauffenberg's growth, which made the captain's heart full of gratitude for the appointment of the head of state. He doesn't think he will stay in Asia for a long time. This time experience will add a splendid sum to his file. This is a very high personal capital, which will help him to promote his post and military rank in the future. To a very critical role.
In fact, he has also received hints from colleagues in the Berlin High Command. They told him that the superiors had high expectations of him. The Führer even asked him about his situation several times. Obviously, all of these indicate After he completes this mission and returns to China, he will be reused by his superiors immediately.
After receiving these news, Stauffenberg’s work enthusiasm became even stronger, and he had to come up with better results to prove that his superiors’ vision was correct~IndoMTL.com~Captain Binz Horne is His deputy, in fact, the two people did not touch their heads a few times after arriving in French Indochina.
While von Steuffenberg was busy handling administrative work, the captain took his armed team into the northwestern French Indochina from the wild jungle, if not from time to time through the radio broadcast. In response to some news, Stauffenberg almost thought these people had disappeared in the jungle.
It wasn’t until a week ago that the captain and his men suddenly returned to Saigon. Although the state looked a little bad at the time, it was clear that they had completed the tasks assigned by their superiors because when they met with Stauffenberg again, Horn There was a first-class iron cross on the captain's chest.
"I have received an order to transfer back to the country." Horn held the steering wheel with one hand, took out the cigarette lighter with the other and lit the cigarette.
"Really, congratulations, when did it happen?" Stauffenberg shot the lighter in his hand.
"Just before I came, Major Dorman personally handed over the order to me. The departure time was set for next Wednesday, taking the Normandy. They also thoughtfully prepared a first-class cabin for me." Horn Insert the cigarette lighter back in place.
"If I have time that day, I will go to the dock to see you off."
"Thank you, then, do you have anything or a letter for me to take back to Berlin?" Horn turned the steering wheel and the car turned onto the highway.
"For the time being, there is nothing to rush back, but I still have to thank you. Actually, I won't stay here for too long. It should be around the end of the year and I will be transferred back to the command." Staufen Berg dangling his cigarette and exhaled a cloud of smoke.
"That's great, we can get together in Berlin then."
"If there is a chance, I have no opinion." Stauffenberg said with a smile. (To be continued.)