The Cold War: Jumping back and forth between the two camps

"Captain Weiss!"

Dunn walked closer to Weiss and spoke in a low voice.

"I think we should take a look at what they are transporting. If it is guns and ammunition, we don't need to care about it. But if it is military uniforms, if we can steal a few, it will be helpful for our next move..."

Weiss thought about it in his mind. Indeed, if he could impersonate a Russian soldier, the next step should be very simple.

At least it looks like the real thing and ordinary border guards would not dare to check.

If we really run into Russian soldiers, we might be able to fool them.

Besides, a trip to Axe is not far and will not take much time. If we march quickly, we will not be able to catch up with the main force.

"go!"

After coming up with a plan, Weiss waved his hand and walked towards Axl first.

Under the cover of night, everyone quickly arrived at Axe. It was only around 10 o'clock in the evening. Thanks to the less abundant supplies and less entertainment in this era.

After nightfall, almost every household had closed their doors and windows, and few even turned on the lights.

In this village in Central Asia, which is mainly inhabited by Tajiks, poverty is the main theme.

The group quietly entered the village, followed the path to the village square, and found a Russian truck parked there.

It should be the truck that broke down in the village as mentioned by the hunters before the last time we traveled through time.

"Dunn, Pavel! The two of you go investigate the situation!"

Upon receiving the order, Dunn and Prokowski immediately crouched and moved slowly towards the truck.

It was too dark, and although Dunn reached the side of the truck, he couldn't see clearly what was inside.

At this time, Dunn didn't dare to climb onto the truck to observe the situation, for fear of alarming the people in the truck.

The two men first came to the rear of the truck and found that the front of the truck was filled with boxes. It was so full that it should be impossible to hide anyone.

Dunn gestured and walked to the front of the car with Plucksky.

Then Dunn crossed his hands on his abdomen, and Prokowski stepped on the file's hand. Dunn lifted Prokowski up nearly half a meter with one effort, while Prokowski held Dunn's shoulders and his head was just enough to see the situation inside the windshield of the truck.

Soon, Prokowski patted Dunn on the shoulder and got off Dunn.

"There's no one in here!"

Prouxchiadi voice said.

Dunn nodded and pointed to a house next to the truck. It looked like a building like the village committee of Akers Village, and the lights were on in the building.

Pluksky immediately nodded in understanding, and the two of them continued to crouch until they came to a lighted window. The window was not high, and the two of them could see clearly what was going on inside the house by putting their heads on the windowsill.

I saw two Russian soldiers lying on the table in the room, with several opened vodka bottles beside them.

Even Plucksky and Dunn could smell the strong odor of alcohol at the window.

It seems that the two of them fell asleep after drinking too much.

The two of them were now completely relieved and waved in the direction of Weiss, indicating that they could follow.

Soon everyone gathered at the back of the truck.

"There are two drunk people inside!"

Dunn briefly reported the situation in the house to Weiss.

Weiss nodded and waved to a shorter operative beside him, who immediately climbed up onto the truck and onto the top of the box in the bed with nimble agility.

Although the truck was full of boxes, the bed was covered with a tarpaulin, the kind of old-fashioned tarpaulin truck that was supported by the iron frame on the truck. There was a gap between the top of the box and the tarpaulin, and this operative was relatively short and thin, so he was able to crawl into that gap.

He pushed a box down lightly, and four members of the action team immediately caught the box below, dropping it to the ground without making any noise.

Dunn took a closer look and found that it was a cardboard box, not a wooden box. He was delighted and could not wait to open the box. Sure enough, there were military uniforms inside.

"Great!"

Weiss's face lit up with joy when he saw that the box contained what he wanted.

He reached out and was about to take out some military uniforms from the box, but Dunn quickly grabbed Weiss's hand that was reaching for the box.

"Sir, only take one piece of clothing from each box! This way we won't be discovered!"

After hearing Dunn's suggestion, Weiss nodded solemnly and only took down one piece of military uniform from the top.

While climbing onto the truck, the team members dropped several boxes one after another. After everyone opened the boxes, they only took one piece of clothing from each box.

I counted and when I had taken about 25 sets of military uniforms, 25 boxes were already placed on the ground.

After putting the military uniforms aside, everyone put the boxes back on the truck.

After picking up the team members who had already climbed onto the truck, everyone quickly evacuated the scene.

When preparing to leave the village, Dunn suddenly remembered that there was a group of hunters still outside Aksu, so he immediately came to Weiss and made a suggestion.

"Let's take the main road. There are more people on the main road, so it's not easy to find traces of our march!"

Dunn knew that they met the group of hunters on the path, so when they came back, they should have returned to the village from the path inside the village, so everyone had to take the main road.

Moreover, Dunn's reasoning was sufficient. In order to avoid the Russian soldiers from discovering that their clothes had been stolen, they should have walked through places with a lot of traffic as much as possible. This way, it would be difficult to find the footprints of seven or eight members of the action team.

At this time, Weiss was completely impressed by Dunn's cooperation. Solek on the side was also a little ashamed. He felt that Dunn was more suitable to be an agent than himself. He was so meticulous.

Weiss was also glad that he brought Dunn with him when he crossed the border this time. With these military uniforms, it should be a very simple matter for them to cross into Uzbekistan.

"Take the main road!"

Weiss now obeyed Dunn's advice and walked out of the village road with these people. At this time, the villagers were basically enjoying their only nightlife.

As the crowd walked out of the houses along the main road, they could even hear bursts of artillery fire coming from inside the houses.

If the situation is not urgent, people will probably stop and listen carefully.

However, at this time, everyone did not dare to delay and quickly evacuated the village.

When everyone was walking on the grassland outside the village, they found that a team of torches was entering the village from the direction of the path.

Dunn knew that the hunting team that was out hunting had returned to the village, and he was very relieved.

When they came, they entered the village from a small road. If they went out from the small road again, they would probably run into them head on.

When Weiss and Solek saw the team of torches, they both looked at Dunn at the same time. At this time, they both regarded Dunn as a god.