But Second Lieutenant Zhukovin was more stubborn than Sokov imagined. He shook his head slowly and said: "I'm sorry, Comrade Captain, I don't think I can accept your suggestion. My task is to escort the prisoners to Moscow. Without
Before completing this mission, I will not accept any other missions."
Hearing what Zhu Kewen said, Sokov wanted to slap him in the face, and his face would be full of peach blossoms. But considering that these two prisoners were the ones he was eager to get help from, he could only be patient.
Said: "Second Lieutenant, judging from the current situation, if you want to return to Moss smoothly,
It's definitely not that easy. Why not temporarily join the security force of our 37th Army Headquarters. You can continue to stay with these two prisoners and take care of them. When we defeat the Germans, you can send them away.
Do you think it's okay for the two of them to go to Moscow on business?"
Seeing Sokov lowering his attitude and talking to him, Second Lieutenant Zhu Kewen thought for a long time and finally nodded and agreed to Sokov's compromise approach.
After inspecting the 295th Division, Sokov was about to leave with the guard platoon when he unexpectedly received a call from Colonel Del.
"Captain Sokov, when are you going to leave the 295th Division's headquarters?"
"Reporting to Comrade Chief of Staff," Sokov said respectfully: "My inspection here has ended. I plan to return to the right bank of the Dnieper River to inspect the defensive areas of other divisions."
"Your mission has officially ended." Del said briefly: "You should come back immediately with the guard platoon."
"Understood, Comrade Chief of Staff." Sokov quickly replied: "I will return immediately with the guard platoon."
Sokov came out of the division headquarters and immediately sent someone to find Second Lieutenant Konstantin and told him: "Comrade Second Lieutenant, I just received a call from the headquarters. Colonel Del canceled the next mission and asked us to return to the commander immediately.
department."
Constantine couldn't help being surprised after hearing this, and then asked: "Comrade Captain, what happened?"
"I don't know." Sokov shook his head and said, "The chief of staff didn't say, hurry up and gather the troops. We have to leave as soon as possible."
Ten minutes later, the convoy left the headquarters of the 295th Division and headed towards the city of Kiev.
Second Lieutenant Zhu Kewen, who was sitting in the jeep, saw that the convoy was heading towards Kiev. He couldn't help but asked curiously: "Captain Sokov, didn't you say that we have to go to other places? Why did I
It looks like this car is going to Kiev?"
"I don't know the specific situation." Sokov shook his head and said: "Anyway, our superiors asked us to return to Kiev, so we will return to Kiev. We only need to obey the orders of our superiors, and we don't need to ask why."
When we were about to walk a kilometer or two further and reach downtown Kiev, suddenly there was the roar of an airplane engine in the air.
Hearing this sound, Sokov almost issued an air defense order and told the convoy to hide in the forests on both sides of the road. But when he looked up, he found that what was passing overhead was actually a Soviet fighter plane.
As soon as he relaxed his vigilance, he heard Zhu Kewen shouting: "Look, that fighter is going to crash."
Sokov quickly looked towards the plane, and sure enough he saw that the plane was flying lower and lower, and its speed was getting slower and slower. It looked like it had run out of fuel and the pilot was preparing to find a place to make an emergency landing.
Seeing this, Sokov quickly issued an order for the motorcycle team to turn around and follow the fighter to see where the plane would make an emergency landing so that the pilot could be rescued.
The fighter flew forward unsteadily and soon disappeared into a forest.
But fortunately, there was no explosion sound in the forest, and no black smoke was seen rising, which indicates that the pilot may have made a successful emergency landing.
"Hurry up, hurry up!" Sokov loudly urged the driver: "Our pilot may be injured, and we must rescue him as soon as possible."
Seven or eight minutes later, the motorcycle team found the fighter jet that had made an emergency landing in an open space in the middle of the forest. Just as Sokov expected, the plane made a successful landing without an explosion. Looking from a distance, the pilot seemed to be still sitting in his seat.
In the cockpit, his head was tilted to the side, as if he had fainted.
The convoy stopped more than 20 meters away from the fighter plane, so that even if the plane exploded, the lives of the soldiers would not be endangered. After the motorcycle stopped, Second Lieutenant Constantine rushed towards the plane with five or six soldiers.
He opened the hatch cover in a hurry and dragged out the pilot inside.
When the pilot was carried in front of Sokov, Sokov couldn't help being stunned after looking at what the other man was wearing. Because the pilot was not wearing a flight suit, but a horizontally striped prison uniform.
Seeing this situation, Sokov was stunned and said to himself, it's strange, why do pilots wear prison uniforms?
After a while, Sokov turned around and asked Zhu Kewen beside him: "Comrade Second Lieutenant, do you think this looks like a prisoner who escaped from some prison?"
Second Lieutenant Zhu Kewen stared at the other party for a long time, shook his head slowly and said: "There are very few prisoners in Kiev Prison wearing prison uniforms. And the prisoner he is wearing is obviously not our style. I think he might
Escaped from the Germans."
A bold idea immediately came to Sokov's mind. The unconscious pilot in front of him might have been captured by the Germans. But he was not willing to be a prisoner of the Germans, so he looked for an opportunity to rob a plane and escape.
into the Soviet defense zone.
Just when Sokov wanted to express his thoughts, he heard Konstantin say to Zhu Kewen: "Comrade Second Lieutenant, you see this pilot is wearing a prison uniform and flying a fighter of our army. What do you think he is?"
Could it be that he was flying to defect to the Germans?"
"Don't talk nonsense." Sokov was worried that Zhu Kewen really believed Konstantin's speculation and wronged the pilot in front of him, so he interrupted him: "Without investigation, there is no right to speak. As for what?
What's going on, let's wait until the pilot wakes up and ask more details."
But Second Lieutenant Zhukovin was more stubborn than Sokov imagined. He shook his head slowly and said: "I'm sorry, Comrade Captain, I don't think I can accept your suggestion. My task is to escort the prisoners to Moscow. Without
Before completing this mission, I will not accept any other missions."
Hearing what Zhu Kewen said, Sokov wanted to slap him in the face, and his face would be full of peach blossoms. But considering that these two prisoners were the ones he was eager to get help from, he could only be patient.
Said: "Second Lieutenant, judging from the current situation, if you want to return to Moss smoothly,
It's definitely not that easy. Why not temporarily join the security force of our 37th Army Headquarters. You can continue to stay with these two prisoners and take care of them. When we defeat the Germans, you can send them away.
Do you think it's okay for the two of them to go to Moscow on business?"
Seeing Sokov lowering his attitude and talking to him, Second Lieutenant Zhu Kewen thought for a long time and finally nodded and agreed to Sokov's compromise approach.
After inspecting the 295th Division, Sokov was about to leave with the guard platoon when he unexpectedly received a call from Colonel Del.
"Captain Sokov, when are you going to leave the 295th Division's headquarters?"
"Reporting to Comrade Chief of Staff," Sokov said respectfully: "My inspection here has ended. I plan to return to the right bank of the Dnieper River to inspect the defensive areas of other divisions."
"Your mission has officially ended." Del said briefly: "You should come back immediately with the guard platoon."
"Understood, Comrade Chief of Staff." Sokov quickly replied: "I will return immediately with the guard platoon."
Sokov came out of the division headquarters and immediately sent someone to find Second Lieutenant Konstantin and told him: "Comrade Second Lieutenant, I just received a call from the headquarters. Colonel Del canceled the next mission and asked us to return to the commander immediately.
department."
Constantine couldn't help being surprised after hearing this, and then asked: "Comrade Captain, what happened?"
"I don't know." Sokov shook his head and said, "The chief of staff didn't say, hurry up and gather the troops. We have to leave as soon as possible."
Ten minutes later, the convoy left the headquarters of the 295th Division and headed towards the city of Kiev.
Second Lieutenant Zhu Kewen, who was sitting in the jeep, saw that the convoy was heading towards Kiev. He couldn't help but asked curiously: "Captain Sokov, didn't you say that we have to go to other places? Why did I
It looks like this car is going to Kiev?"
"I don't know the specific situation." Sokov shook his head and said: "Anyway, our superiors asked us to return to Kiev, so we will return to Kiev. We only need to obey the orders of our superiors, and we don't need to ask why."
When we were about to walk a kilometer or two further and reach downtown Kiev, suddenly there was the roar of an airplane engine in the air.
Hearing this sound, Sokov almost issued an air defense order and told the convoy to hide in the forests on both sides of the road. But when he looked up, he found that what was passing overhead was actually a Soviet fighter plane.
As soon as he relaxed his vigilance, he heard Zhu Kewen shouting: "Look, that fighter is going to crash."
Sokov quickly looked towards the plane, and sure enough he saw that the plane was flying lower and lower, and its speed was getting slower and slower. It looked like it had run out of fuel and the pilot was preparing to find a place to make an emergency landing.
Seeing this, Sokov quickly issued an order for the motorcycle team to turn around and follow the fighter to see where the plane would make an emergency landing so that the pilot could be rescued.
The fighter flew forward unsteadily and soon disappeared into a forest.
But fortunately, there was no explosion sound in the forest, and no black smoke was seen rising, which indicates that the pilot may have made a successful emergency landing.
"Hurry up, hurry up!" Sokov loudly urged the driver: "Our pilot may be injured, and we must rescue him as soon as possible."
Seven or eight minutes later, the motorcycle team found the fighter jet that had made an emergency landing in an open space in the middle of the forest. Just as Sokov expected, the plane made a successful landing without an explosion. Looking from a distance, the pilot seemed to be still sitting in his seat.
In the cockpit, his head was tilted to the side, as if he had fainted.
The convoy stopped more than 20 meters away from the fighter plane, so that even if the plane exploded, the lives of the soldiers would not be endangered. After the motorcycle stopped, Second Lieutenant Constantine rushed towards the plane with five or six soldiers.
He opened the hatch cover in a hurry and dragged out the pilot inside.
When the pilot was carried in front of Sokov, Sokov couldn't help being stunned after looking at what the other man was wearing. Because the pilot was not wearing a flight suit, but a horizontally striped prison uniform.
Seeing this situation, Sokov was stunned and said to himself, it's strange, why do pilots wear prison uniforms?
After a while, Sokov turned around and asked Zhu Kewen beside him: "Comrade Second Lieutenant, do you think this looks like a prisoner who escaped from some prison?"
Second Lieutenant Zhu Kewen stared at the other party for a long time, shook his head slowly and said: "There are very few prisoners in Kiev Prison wearing prison uniforms. And the prisoner he is wearing is obviously not our style. I think he might
Escaped from the Germans."
A bold idea immediately came to Sokov's mind. The unconscious pilot in front of him might have been captured by the Germans. But he was not willing to be a prisoner of the Germans, so he looked for an opportunity to rob a plane and escape.
into the Soviet defense zone.
Just when Sokov wanted to express his thoughts, he heard Konstantin say to Zhu Kewen: "Comrade Second Lieutenant, you see this pilot is wearing a prison uniform and flying a fighter of our army. What do you think he is?"
Could it be that he was flying to defect to the Germans?"
"Don't talk nonsense." Sokov was worried that Zhu Kewen really believed Konstantin's speculation and wronged the pilot in front of him, so he interrupted him: "Without investigation, there is no right to speak. As for what?
What's going on? Let's wait until the pilot wakes up and ask in detail." But Zhu
Second Lieutenant Covin was more stubborn than Sokov imagined. He shook his head slowly and said: "I'm sorry, Comrade Captain, I don't think I can accept your suggestion. My task is to escort the prisoners to Moscow. Without completing this
Before this mission, I will not accept any other missions."
Hearing what Zhu Kewen said, Sokov wanted to slap him in the face, and his face would be full of peach blossoms. But considering that these two prisoners were the ones he was eager to get help from, he could only be patient.
Said: "Second Lieutenant, judging from the current situation, if you want to return to Moss smoothly,
It's definitely not that easy. Why not temporarily join the security force of our 37th Army Headquarters. You can continue to stay with these two prisoners and take care of them. When we defeat the Germans, you can send them away.
Do you think it's okay for the two of them to go to Moscow on business?"
Seeing Sokov lowering his attitude and talking to him, Second Lieutenant Zhu Kewen thought for a long time and finally nodded and agreed to Sokov's compromise approach.
After inspecting the 295th Division, Sokov was about to leave with the guard platoon when he unexpectedly received a call from Colonel Del.
"Reporting to Comrade Chief of Staff," Sokov said respectfully: "My inspection here has ended. I plan to return to the right bank of the Dnieper River to inspect the defensive areas of other divisions."
"Your mission has officially ended." Del said briefly: "You should come back immediately with the guard platoon."
"Understood, Comrade Chief of Staff." Sokov quickly replied: "I will return immediately with the guard platoon."
Sokov came out of the division headquarters and immediately sent someone to find Second Lieutenant Konstantin and told him: "Comrade Second Lieutenant, I just received a call from the headquarters. Colonel Del canceled the next mission and asked us to return to the commander immediately.