Steel Soviet Union

In the distant future of the 21st century, among the strongest land armed forces on the surface, the fire support unit of the group army has a relatively unique organization: the Far Fire Brigade.

Nowadays, in fact, in terms of the number of main battle equipment and the actual combat effectiveness demonstrated by the overall combat organization, although the leader's division is a "division" in name, you can pull an army from other field groups of the Red Army and put it in the same place. Compare combat effectiveness and offensive energy with the leader in a battlefield environment.

There is a saying that no army commander who has a strong idea in his heart can be absolutely sure and dare to openly claim that he can attack faster and harder than the leader's division.

Indeed, in terms of total strength alone, Malashenko's division may indeed be inferior to an army.

But who can conclude that leadership teachers need so many people? Or is it because combat effectiveness is measured by the number of kills?

The most powerful core of the leadership division is not simply the number of heads, but the terrifying number of frontline main combat equipment, as well as the various arms and multi-type technical weapons that are unique to the entire Red Army and even the world. Decentralizing the synthesis ability is the "unique skill" that makes the leader invincible and invincible.

Therefore, although it is not called an army, it does have the power of an army level, even more so.

Of course, our Master Ma can take it for granted that I can also have the firepower organization that a military level should have. I can do the same work as your army, why can't I have a stronger firepower configuration?

Even though they were far ahead of their times and the core definition of the word "fire" was different, Malashenko still felt that it was okay for his leading division to set up a "rocket assault brigade" as a divisional fire support unit.

On the left and right is the last battle of the Battle of Berlin. The troops were scattered like peppercorns into the city of Berlin and organized into various siege teams. By then, no matter how much technical equipment and fire support equipment you have, If you go inside to fill this hole, that’s not too much.

No matter how many TOS-1 there are, they will never exceed the number of tanks. Even the total number of new and old models of the two generations before and after ISU-152\\A is still in active service in the leader division. If the Katyusha and Andryusha are added together, the total number is still small. Comparing the total number of wheeled rocket launchers, the total number of TOS-1 is not more than this.

So how can this be considered “too much”?

It can't be compared to anyone else, it's not much, it's even a little less.

Comrade Lao Ma, who had a wild smile on his face, thought so, but he really didn't care what the Germans in Berlin who knew nothing about it would think.

"By the way, if you gave me so much good equipment, would the marshal really approve it? Did he agree?"

Although it seems a bit redundant to ask at this time, Malashenko is still curious in his heart. I wonder if Zhukov knew that all the large hardware and equipment were given to the leader, would he really agree? So many good things, why not give even a little bit to the brother troops?

"Comrade Marshal certainly knows what you're talking about. I showed him the delivery list and he signed it."

"I agreed very readily. I didn't see any hesitation on his part, but he asked me to send you a message."

""

The moment he heard this, Malashenko's eyes flashed brightly, and he seemed to realize the key to the problem. The words that Zhukov asked to pass on were probably the real point.

"He said that the casualties of the leader's division must not be too huge. There must be a bottom line for the casualties that can be tolerated. Because after the Battle of Berlin is over, there will be other tasks assigned to your division. They are not combat tasks, but they are more important than combat tasks. It’s also important that you fully realize the importance of this issue. This new batch of equipment will help you achieve this goal, and then you will know what to do.”

""

Malashenko was speechless. He was so speechless that he forgot what he wanted to say. After blinking twice, he spoke to Kogin again with some uncertainty.

"No, this sounds very important. Why should it be conveyed verbally instead of a written order? Or at least calling me to inform me should be more normal than this. I am not saying that you are not suitable to know this news, nor am I questioning the authenticity. , of course I believe in my old buddy, big brother, but I always feel that this is different from the past? "

Kogin, who heard this, certainly knew what Malashenko really meant by what he said, and of course there would be no misunderstanding.

But this does not mean that Kogin can give Malashenko any answer. In fact, even Kogin himself, as the "messenger", is confused about this.

"I don't know your frontline procedures, nor do I know how you usually do it."

"You should understand that I am a military industrial worker in the rear, engaged in technology and production, not those of you who are engaged in military warfare on the front line."

"Since Comrade Marshal didn't say anything, I don't know why he did it. Let me pass these words to you."

"However, I feel that maybe this is why he asked me to pass on the message? Is it because I am not a frontline combatant and independent of the system, so I am suitable for this? Of course, I have no evidence, just speculation."

""

Ke Jin said that he did not understand the connotation and significance of it at all, and he was not from this circle at all.

Malashenko, who was blocked by Kotin's words, was speechless for a moment. Thinking about it, it was really what Kotin said. It seemed to make sense, but this guess alone could not answer any answer. Zhukov What's the point of doing this?

Damn it, if you can't figure it out, just stop thinking about it. There's no need to break the casserole and ask questions about everything.

Just when Malashenko shook his head and planned to stop thinking about it, Kogin immediately picked up the conversation.

"I've finished telling you my good news, now is it time for you to tell me yours? Do you have any good news to tell me that might disappear? I'd really like to know."

When Kogin asked about this, it turned out that there was indeed a "harsh job" left for Kogin, and Malashenko would naturally not continue to lie about it.

A person should pay attention to credibility.

Ke Jing has fulfilled his promise. Naturally, we, Comrade Lao Ma, can't hide it and continue to titillate people. Then he made an invitation gesture to Ke Jing and gave him a mysterious smile.

"Then go this way and follow me."

Kejin, who was curious about what kind of treasure Malashenko had left for him, followed these words and followed Malashenko all the way until he came to a place that looked like a temporary collection of equipment on the battlefield. In the storage area, there are relatively flat open spaces with shell craters scattered around.

This place was obviously a battlefield, so it was convenient to collect German equipment scattered on the battlefield nearby.

I saw boxes after boxes neatly stacked on the ground. Many boxes were opened to reveal their contents, including weapon boxes containing anti-tank missiles. Curious, Kogin was about to go up and see the new anti-tank missile from the Germans, and compare it with the battlefield-captured version that his factory had received and used for defense research.

Unexpectedly, before he even took a step forward, Malashenko stopped him on the spot and easily diverted his gaze with just one sentence, making him unable to move any further.

"Don't look at those little gadgets yet. Let me show you the big guy. Look over here."