The airport of the US Volunteer Flight Team aided the Soviet Union has been busy since 3:00 a.m. The ground crew used the dark red lights to quickly refuel the fighter jets that were planning to dispatch.

What made Major Yev Kenya admire was that Major Claire Lee Chennard, after sleeping for 6 hours, had already appeared in the tent of the temporary command center in full spirit. This was the minimum rest time he asked for his pilots.

As for the ground staff and the garrison troops of the Soviet Red Army, they would be treated badly by him. The ground staff was better. The garrison troops who arrived late became enemies in his eyes. Let's see how he dealt with those people.

"All fighter jets must have a solid hangar, all the fuel and ammunition must be properly settled in the underground warehouse. Mr. Colonel, because you came too late, our progress is far behind the plan. So you don't have to sleep, and you even have to work while eating. You and your men cannot rest until all these tasks are completed!"

The colonel brigade commander of the Army Brigade of the Soviet Red Army stood in front of Major General Claire Lee Chennard, and looked a little disappointed. Major General Claire Lee Chennard seemed to be trying the tenacity of Soviet soldiers and insisted on them working continuously.

The unwilling colonel brigade commander of the Soviet Red Army had a considerable resentment in his heart. Unfortunately, after yesterday's arrival, Major Yevkenya had already told him that this American volunteer flight team aided the Soviet Union was concerned by the Supreme Command, which made him understand that any slight negligence could cause punishment from the Supreme Command.

He was not afraid of Major General of the Air Force of Claire, Lee Chennard, but he had awe of the Lord of the Kremlin like a god. Therefore, although he was extremely tired at this moment, the military law did not dare to make any mistakes. Therefore, he had to leave quickly, and what he was looking forward to was that the huge and hateful construction would be completed as soon as possible.

Major Ev Kenya's Air Force hurriedly wiped his face. Major General Claire Lee Chennard's orderly air force quickly brought her coffee and meat-cooked bread. Major Ev Kenya found that food and coffee were served 24 hours a day in this air force base. Perhaps because Major General Claire Lee Chennard's Air Force planned to fight 24 hours a day.

When Major General Yev Kenya was surprised to find that while he was sleeping, Major General Claire Lee Chennard had already done a lot of work while he was sleeping.

It was a map of the Leningrad region. Some air force staff had already set up signs with signs on it. Major Yevkenya took a look and could see that Major General Claire Lee Chennard not only sent a large number of razor rotor attack aircraft, but also sent "Amina" air gunboat aircraft and medium bombers.

"The intersection of bridges, passes, iron hooves, highways and those low-level pavements are completely destroyed and mined. It is the simplest bullet mine. I believe that with these little guys, no one will be willing to repair those pavements!"

Major Yev Kenya was waiting for Major General Claire Lee Chennard to issue the order and immediately put forward his own different opinions.

"Would you like to have that kind of landmines? You must know that they will definitely use prisoners to repair the road!"

In the war, I am afraid that except for the Chinese Federation with extremely strong air transport capabilities, any army will inevitably need roads. Then Major General Claire Lee Chennard's approach was to start a war on the German transportation lines. Although their direct mission was to obtain air supremacy, if there were problems with the roads leading to the airport, then it would be difficult for an airport to operate by relying solely on air supply.

Especially during the war, the supplies at those combat airports often came from cars or trains. As for Major Yevkenya’s concerns, they would naturally not be groundless. Undoubtedly, the Germans who lacked manpower would use a large number of captured Soviet prisoners to do these tasks, and then those cruel bullets and thunders would be the most terrifying nightmare for the Soviet prisoners.

"Well, I admit that it was a cruel choice, but can we choose to lose the war? Let the Soviet Patriotic War lose, if your Supreme Commander is happy! My dear Major Yevkenya, you should enjoy my attentiveness. I want the orderlymen to prepare hot water, if you want, you can take a hot bath and start the day's work. We will be very busy today!"

It seems that Major General Claire Lee Chennard is extremely fond of the style of the Red Duke and the Satan Eagle. He probably read the biography of these two guys many times. Therefore, he also has the "eliminate" of most fighter pilots, which are "hered" from the "bad habits" of the Red Duke and the Satan Eagle. Of course, there are also good aspects of these "bad habits", such as the care of women.

It cannot be denied that this may be the reason why pilots are often called "playboys" by people from other services. Fortunately, Major General Claire Lee Chennard, who is not only a "playboy", but also an excellent air force commander.

Just as Major Yev Kenya Air Force was ordered to take a shower and relax, Major General Claire Lee Chennard continued his own work.

The 23rd and 33rd groups of two battalions formed an escort formation to protect the B-25 Mitchell medium bombers and the Amina gunboat aircraft and began to carry out traffic blockade missions to the ground. The 43rd and 53th groups of fighters acted as reserve fighters to respond to the needs of air combat.

Among them, the fighter pilots from the "China Hall" and the fighter pilots recognized by them were selected to form the "Eagle Squadron" as a free hunting fleet in the air, patrolling the German "Storm Corps" or the places where the Luftwaffe might be present.

"We have to fight them all the time, so that they feel that there is no safety at all with us!"

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Chapter completed!