Brilliant Sword: Fighting against the Xixi System One Hundred Thousand Japanese Army

Maoxiong's military flag and Huaxia's military flag are similar in style, and when they are almost invisible from a distance, they can't tell the difference.

That's why Mao Xiong's medical officer admitted the wrong flag, thinking that the car with the red flag was Mao Xiong's army.

Lu Feng turned his head and translated the words of Medical Officer Mao Xiong to the soldiers beside him.

The soldier scratched his head: "Commander, what about us?"

Lu Feng immediately said: "It's not a big deal to lead a company of soldiers to help. The rest of you will follow me to the battlefield."

"Since we can meet the field hospital here, we will not be far from the main battlefield. Let's move on."

The soldiers called a company of soldiers to drive to the field hospital with Mao Xiong's medical officer, while Lu Feng was going to continue to the battlefield.

The medical officer grabbed Lu Feng's arm: "You also go with us, they don't understand Russian, we can't communicate if you don't go."

Since the Huaxia Army didn't have any military ranks at this time, no matter whether Lu Feng was wearing camouflage uniforms or red collar badges, he was no different from the soldiers. It was obvious that the medical officer took Lu Feng as an interpreter.

Just as Lu Feng wanted to explain a few words, Mao Xiong's medical officer directly dragged Lu Feng's arm towards the field hospital.

This character is very frizzy, and Lu Feng is already used to it.

If it was Yulia, she would usually leave with Lu Feng by the neck.

It's okay to go to the field hospital to see the status of the wounded, and you can roughly figure out the lethal effectiveness of the German equipment, as well as figure out the German defense situation.

Thinking of this, I re-prepared a shorthand notebook, etc. I plan to ask Mao Xiong's wounded.

Lu Feng handed over to Tian Zheng the location notes of Mao Xiong and the German army that had just been analyzed by the sound of the guns.

Lu Feng said to Tian Zheng: "Old Tian, ​​you lead the troops to the front according to the position in the notes, and I will take them to the field hospital to have a look first."

Although Zhukov also gave Lu Feng Maoxiong a battle map, the situation on the battlefield is changing rapidly, and the map Zhukov gave may be outdated by the time the car arrives.

Military maps in wartime cannot be carved for the sword.

Tian Zheng knew what Lu Feng was going to do with a tacit understanding, and took Lu Feng's shorthand book with a tacit understanding: "Old Lu, don't worry."

After parting with the main force for a while, Lu Feng called a few bears into the car and headed to the field hospital.

The medical officer sat in the back seat of Lu Feng's car, and then the medical officer found that two soldiers actually sandwiched her between them, obviously guarding against her possible evil intentions.

At this moment, the thick-skinned medical officer also noticed that something was wrong. This soldier, who looked a bit childish to the bear man, seemed to be an officer.

Seeing the gloomy atmosphere in the car, the medical officer said awkwardly, "Well, hello, Davari, my name is Yelena, and I live in Moscow."

Lu Feng glanced at Yelena, who was a little embarrassed, from the rearview mirror: "Hi, my name is Lu Feng, and I live in the barracks for the time being."

Yelena was even more embarrassed when she heard Lu Feng's words, and she quickly said, "Um, no, that's not what I meant, I wanted to say...uh...you are their officer."

Lu Feng vaguely replied: "Yes, I am led by them."

Yelena is obviously not very satisfied with this answer, because the answer is too vague, what does it mean to lead a team?

Under Yelena's guidance, they soon arrived at the field hospital.

As soon as Lu Feng got out of the car, he found an Yi-2 nestled near the field hospital.

It is said to be "nested" because this Yi-2 looks like it was forced to land. There are many single holes in the belly, wings, and tail of the plane, and the plane still has traces of being burned and then extinguished.

It can be seen that this Yi-2 suffered a fierce counterattack from the German army and survived.

Seeing that Lu Feng was very curious about the seriously injured plane, Yelena followed her and said, "The pilots said that this plane is very effective against German tanks."

"But looking at the battered wings, I think her wings should be strengthened."

Lu Feng shook his head: "Comrade Yelena, engineering is not clinical medicine, and engineering doesn't look at things that way."

"You can see that this plane has been hit by so many bullets in the wing and can still fly back, which means that these places are not important."

"It's precisely those places that were not shot. If they were shot, it is very likely that none of them will be able to fly back."

"Those that didn't get shot should be strengthened."

Yelena was left speechless by Lu Feng's words, and somehow felt that it made sense.

After seeing the I-2 fighter that made an emergency landing, Lu Feng immediately entered the field hospital.

The soldiers are cooperating with Mao Xiong's medical officer to carry some seriously wounded people to the truck to be transported to the rear.

Lu Feng looked at these situations and asked with some doubts: "Comrade Yelena, your truck? Don't you have anyone to contact you?"

Yelena explained: "I made a phone call, but the personnel from the logistics department told us that the situation on the battlefield is very urgent. Many anti-tank positions have only single digits of artillery shells left. They need to use trucks to pull the shells, and they really can't deploy them. If more shells are not brought up, more wounded will come off the field in a short while."

Lu Feng expressed that he could understand.

Lu Feng turned around and entered the field hospital, and asked the wounded who could still speak some questions about the German army's offensive and their defense, and then recorded them in the notebook.

Lu Feng asked very detailed questions, such as how many shells and bullets they needed to consume, how many soldiers were killed in a squad to deal with a German tank, and asked about more than just one wounded.

This made Yelena, who had been following Lu Feng, see some problems. Lu Feng's identity was not as simple as she thought.

Some of Mao Xiong's officers also came back to condolences to the wounded soldiers, but they never asked about the specific details of the battlefield.

Yelena looked at Lu Feng sorting out his notes, but those notes were all written in Chinese, Yelena couldn't understand them at all.

Yelena asked curiously: "Comrade Lu Feng, wouldn't you be able to get the same information from the commanders if you asked them about these battlefields?"

Lu Feng didn't stop the pen in his hand, and said while writing: "Comrade Yelena, do you still remember the I-2 plane outside? The information about being able to fly back safely is not important. Part of being able to come back from the battlefield is luck. Mostly because their positions don't matter."

Yelena was stunned for a moment, thinking right, with the German artillery fire today, those key positions had changed hands several times, and each change of hands meant that all the soldiers on the position were killed.

Yelena became even more curious about Lu Feng. She never expected to be able to analyze so much information from just one field hospital. This person is a bit amazing.

Yelena asked curiously: "Comrade Lu Feng, where did you learn these theories? Huaxia Military Academy."

Lu Feng gave Yelena an unexpected answer: "Moscow Army University, the instructors there gave it to me in the intelligence analysis class, and it's in your textbook."

(PS: I'm sorry I forgot to add the map before, please make it up.)