When these majestic and domineering new steel behemoths were actually driven back to the camp, Malashenko and the entire crew of No. 177 had the opportunity to actually get into the tank to see what was going on.
The impatient Iushkin wanted to play with the new car he had just received halfway, but Malashenko sternly stopped him. Everyone was busy driving back the car, and the brigade commander sat down halfway
It's nothing to make a fool of yourself when the car makes a scene.
In addition, Karamov and his people have not yet had time to thoroughly test the performance of these new vehicles. Malashenko does not want to cause the tank to break down because of Iushkin's messy operation on the way.
Karamov would have to come with his men to drag the tank back. God knows how bad that situation would be.
Although the possibility was very low, it was at least not impossible. To be on the safe side, Malashenko finally decided to drive the tank back to find out more.
As soon as the tank arrived at the station, Iushkin, who was forced by Malashenko to sit in the jeep and be responsible for driving, and was not allowed to touch the tank during the journey, could not help but feel lonely.
"Comrade Commander, we have returned to the station. Can you let me go in and take a look now? I'll just take a look!"
After hearing this, Malashenko said nothing, but glanced at Iushkin with a cold face.
"Just one glance?"
"Yes! Just one glance!"
duang (Pinyin, same as Jackie Chan)——
Iushkin, who was covering his head, looked at the comrade commander who hit him with a look of grievance. Malashenko, who had just raised his hand and gave Iushkin a moderate slap on the head, seemed like nothing had happened.
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"Next time you lie to me and keep cleaning the toilet for half a month!"
"Yes, I understand, Comrade Commander..."
After Malashenko finished speaking, he strode out of the car and went to talk to Karamov, who had already prepared his crew, to talk about the next work. He left the remaining two crew members of No. 177 in the car. Look at me, look at me.
Looking at you, I am at a loss.
"Hey, Iushkin, does your head still hurt?"
The person who asked the question was Kirill, who was sitting in the back row and poked his head into the front row.
"How could it not hurt? It was so loud, otherwise you would have tried it!?"
Iushkin's tone was obviously angry, and his manner of speaking was quite irritable, but Kirill, who saw that Iushkin had suffered a loss, continued to laugh nonchalantly.
"Just like Comrade Commander said, you must have lied! If you got into the tank, how could you even take a look? I don't believe it! You will probably spend the night in there tonight, and she will be your new wife."
"..."
Iushkin was a little dissatisfied with being told what was on his mind. He thought about making a quibble, but in the end he shrank like a deflated ball.
"You're right, I think it will be the same..."
What about the other side?
Malashenko, who is well aware of Iushkin's character and way of doing things, is already discussing the next specific matters with his internal supervisor Karamov.
After Malashenko returned to the front line from Moscow last time, he presided over the "Reflection Meeting on Comrade Karamov's Work Style".
At the meeting, in front of all the commanders and commanders of the entire brigade, Karamov, whose head almost hit his crotch, confessed his "sins" "in tears".
He failed to live up to the importance of Comrade Brigade Commander, failed to trust Comrade Political Commissar, failed to live up to the enthusiasm and comradeship of all comrades in the entire brigade. Almost all imaginable ways of describing him were used, and even "eight poles" were used.
Dr. Karachev, who was absent, paid his respects to him on the grounds that his behavior might chill Comrade Karachev, who returned home to serve his country.
"Forget it if you don't come here. I think it's okay. It's almost done. There's no need to continue."
Malashenko, who was sitting in the audience as an audience member, burst into tears watching Karamov who was giving a report on the stage. He was like the leading actor in a love soap opera produced by later generations. He really couldn't bear to continue watching this scene.
Under the circumstances, he immediately poked the political commissar next to him with his elbow and suggested in a low voice.
Knowing that Malashenko would definitely intercede for Karamov, Commissar Petrov, who did not find this surprising, just sighed lightly.
"You have the final say. I am the deputy commander and you are the principal. You are the boss in the entire brigade."
"..."
To say that Malashenko cannot taste what Comrade Political Commissar means, Malashenko, the brigade commander, should stop being a fool and make room for others to sit as soon as possible.
But even though he knew that Commissar Petrov was bringing up an old matter and expressed slight dissatisfaction with his behavior of "protecting the calf", Malashenko, who was determined to protect the calf one more time, packed up his luggage a little and went on stage to face the whole brigade.
Comrade gave a short speech.
The general meaning is that although Comrade Karamov made mistakes, Malashenko guarantees with his own personality that Karamov is definitely a good comrade who is devoted to the collective and understands the righteousness. He just made a small mistake in his behavior.
The issue temporarily deviated from the correct track that a good comrade should have.
Malashenko personally assured all the comrades in the brigade that he would get Karamov back on track, and asked everyone to supervise himself and Karamov together, and then give the man in charge of Stalin's Guards 1st Heavy Tank Brigade all logistics and
A chance for maintenance comrades.
Malashenko's speech not only received fierce applause from the comrades in the audience, but also made Karamov, who was at a loss as to what to do next, burst into tears of gratitude as he had just finished reading the self-reflection letter.
Although Comrade Political Commissar expressed his slight dissatisfaction, generally speaking, he still approves of Malashenko's actions and the final results of this review and reflection meeting.
After this incident, almost all the soldiers and commanders of Stalin's Guards 1st Heavy Tank Brigade discovered that Kara, who had previously "pulled up the tiger's skin and pulled the flag," used the support of the brigade commander to show off his power and arrogance.
Comrade Mov seemed to be a different person.
Karamov handles almost all matters, big and small, with one hand. The already well-maintained tanks become even more shiny. When he goes to the logistics department to pick up supplies, he no longer has to worry about Karamov’s expression. He is simply a natural.
A good comrade who serves the people and a good example!
So even now, Karamov is still extremely grateful to the brigade commander who "gave him a second chance to be a human being", and he does his best to complete every task assigned to him with perfection.
"All the work has been arranged, Comrade Brigade Commander. I have summoned the most capable comrades, and they will ensure that these newly arrived tanks are perfect. Then I will personally inspect and accept them, and check them carefully again to ensure that they will not