After reporting to Ustinov on the use of weapons on the front line, the staff officer walked out of the office inside. Seeing Sokov sitting on the couch, he said politely: "Comrade Major, I have already reported to the People's Commissar
Comrade has finished reporting his work, I wonder where we should go next?"
"We have arranged accommodation for you nearby. But now, Comrade Captain, please wait a moment." Yakov stood up and raised the notebook in his hand to the staff officer, and added: "I have urgent work.
You need to report to Comrade People's Commissar immediately, and when I come out, I will take you to your residence."
The staff officer saw Yakov enter the office and closed the door. He couldn't help but asked Sokov curiously: "Comrade Major, what happened? I think the captain seems to be in a hurry."
"
Before the 107 rocket launcher was officially launched, Sokov did not want to make a fuss about the matter, so he could only vaguely say to the staff's questions: "Maybe he suddenly remembered something important, so he hurried to ask for help."
Let the People's Commissar report." In order to prevent the staff from continuing to struggle with this matter, he quickly changed the topic, "Comrade Captain, when do you plan to return to Susinich?"
"According to the order, after I complete the report, I need to stay in Moscow for two days and wait for a reply from the Weapons and Equipment Department before returning to Sushinich." The staff officer said this, raised his hand and looked at his watch, with a grimace.
Said: "I just don't know when I will get the answer."
"Don't be anxious, Comrade Captain." Seeing the anxious look on the staff officer's face, Sokov quickly comforted him and said: "Now that Comrade Commander is injured and hospitalized, we should not have any major combat operations in the short term. Go back early and go back later, the effect will be
They’re all pretty much the same.”
The staff officer sighed and said helplessly: "If that's the case, then I'll stay and wait."
"By the way, Comrade Captain, I have something to ask you." Sokov thought of the Popov submachine gun he got from the fallen soldiers when he liberated Maklaki Town, and asked the staff member curiously: "
During the battles in the past two days, I saw a Popov submachine gun with a capacity of 71 rounds. I wonder when the army will be equipped with it?"
"This kind of submachine gun has strong firepower, but its output is not high. Less than a thousand were produced last year, so only some of them were equipped in the Guards Division." The staff heard Sokov asked about the submachine gun.
When the secret was leaked, he introduced to him: "In the first two months of this year, the production of this submachine gun reached 30,000. If nothing happens, by June, many troops in the group army will be able to
Equip yourself with this weapon."
Hearing that it would be June before the troops would be equipped with Popov submachine guns, Sokov couldn't help but feel a little disappointed. But then he thought about it, this submachine gun consumes too much ammunition. One magazine has 71 rounds. How many times can it be fired?
The trigger fired all the bullets. Without strong logistical support, the troops equipped with Popov submachine guns would soon face the situation of running out of ammunition and food. On the contrary, their own battalions used German equipment. On the battlefield
You can replenish it at any time, which is a hassle-free thing.
Yakov stayed in Ustinov's office for more than half an hour and walked out with a cheerful face. He said to Sokov and his staff who were sitting on the sofa chatting: "Let's go, I will take you there."
address."
The accommodation arranged by the Weapons and Equipment Department for Sokov and his staff was in a military hotel by the Moscow River. The room they lived in was on the second floor near the river. As long as you stood in front of the window, you could clearly see
The red walls of the Kremlin in the distance.
Yakov smiled and said to the staff: "Comrade Captain, you and Major Sokov live in this room. How are you, are you satisfied with the environment here?"
"Satisfied!" The staff officer nodded quickly and said, "For me, this place is perfect. Thank you, comrade captain, for arranging such a good room for us."
Seeing that the accommodation had been arranged, Sokov was about to ask Yakov where he should eat. But Yakov said to the staff first: "Comrade Captain, the restaurant is on the east side of the first floor. If you are hungry,
, you can go have something to eat. Although according to regulations, restaurants can only serve food with ration certificates, but as long as you say you have just returned from the front line, they will also accept cash." After giving instructions to the staff, he said to Sokov
He shook his head and said, "Misha, come here, I will take you to see something."
Yakov took Sokov outside the hotel, got into the car that had been waiting here, and then told the driver: "Drive, go to Lenin Street!"
"Yakov," Sokov asked in confusion after hearing the name of the place mentioned by Yakov: "What are we going to do on Lenin Street?" The reason why he asked this was entirely because the famous Lubyan was right next to Lenin Street.
Card, he even thought to himself: "Isn't Yakov ordered to send me to the Ministry of Internal Affairs?"
Yakov did not notice anything strange about him, but smiled and said: "When we get there, you will know what is going on."
Since there were very few pedestrians and vehicles on the street, and various passes were posted on the windshield of the car, the car ran rampantly on the road. In less than twenty minutes, the car stopped in front of a three-story building.
"We're here!" Yakov turned to Sokov, who was sitting in fear, and said, "Misha, let's get off the car!"
On the way here, Sokov carefully observed that there are three-, four-, or five-story residential buildings nearby. He did not see the famous KGB building in Lubyanka, which made him feel a little more at ease.
When he opened the car door and got out of the car, he thought to himself: "Could it be that Yakov took me to his home as a guest?"
After Yakov got out of the car, he came to a three-story building on the street and shook his head at Sokov: "Misha, don't stand there in a daze, come here quickly." After that,
He took out the key from his trouser pocket and opened a large iron door. However, he did not go in immediately. Instead, he stood there and held the door. After Sokov entered, he closed the door.
Yakov took Sokov to the third floor, opened a door next to the stairs with a key, and walked in first. Sokov guessed that this might be Yakov's home, and quickly followed him in.
After entering the door, there is a long and narrow corridor. On the right side of the corridor are the bathroom, toilet, and the kitchen at the end. On the left side is a bedroom. Looking in from the open door, there is a carpet on the floor and a dark red picture on the wall.
tapestries, and even several oil paintings of Russian landscapes.
Yakov led Sokov into the kitchen, invited him to sit down at the dining table, and asked with a smile: "Misha, how do you look at the house?"
"It looks pretty good." Seeing the kitchen with a dining table and cabinets on the wall, Sokov smiled and nodded, and said, "Yakov, your home is really nicely decorated. What if I were there?"
I would be satisfied if I could have such a house."
After hearing this, Yakov threw the key in his hand in front of Sokov and said to him: "It's not my home, but your home." Seeing Sokov's confused look, he
He continued: "This is a house that my father specially approved for you to thank you."
This chapter has been completed!