Anisimov returned to the division headquarters and reported to Sokov about the new group of health workers.
After hearing this, Sokov couldn't help frowning and a displeasure appeared on his face: "Comrade Political Commissar, then, the superior sent us a group of children."
"Yes." Anisimov nodded and replied, "Maybe these children can bandage wounds or change the medicine after simple rescue knowledge training. But they are too young, and I am worried that the sound of gunfire will scare them to pee their pants."
"They are all children. When they hear the sound of gunfire, they are inevitably scared to pee their pants." Sokov said this, and couldn't help but turn his head to look at Sidorin sitting next to him, and then smiled and said to Anisimov: "Comrade Political Commissar, the chief of staff's child has just turned sixteen, but he is a commissar next to Commander Cuikov, and is a brave young man."
As the father, Cidolin was quite happy to hear Sokov praise his son. He laughed and said, "When I first brought him into the army, I was really worried that he would not be able to endure such hardship. Even when I heard the sound of gunfire, I would be frightened and panicked. Therefore, I kept him by my side, and after some training, I could barely be considered a qualified soldier now."
"Comrades Commanders, I believe everyone has a clear understanding of the tragic level of this defense battle." Sokov said: "According to statistics, the survival time of soldiers in the city's troops is 24 hours, and the officers are only 72 hours. Those who can survive such a cruel battle, whether they are soldiers fighting at the forefront or soldiers performing various other tasks, should be considered qualified soldiers."
"Comrade Commander said it very reasonably." Ivanov said with a smile: "Even a child can become brave in order to defend our great motherland. I think the superiors assigned us young health workers, although they are still young, can grow up quickly in the next battle."
"Comrade Commander, I would like to ask for your opinion on Comrade Asia's work in the field hospital." Anisimov asked Sokov for advice: "In view of her performance in work, I plan to arrange for her as the head nurse. I wonder what you mean?"
When Sokov heard Anisimov say this, he understood that the other party was showing goodwill to him. He knew very well that in the upcoming division field hospital, the head nurse is a very important position, with his power second only to the director and political commissar. After taking on this position, not only can safety be guaranteed, but he also has more free time to spend with him.
But after thinking about it, Sokov felt that he still could not accept Anisimov's kindness, so he shook his head and said, "Comrade Political Commissar, thank you for your kindness. But I think it is probably more appropriate to have Asia as an assistant military doctor than the head nurse. After all, under the current circumstances, the superiors cannot equip us with more experienced military doctors. We can only rely on experienced health workers to undertake the work of military doctors."
"Okay." Seeing that Sokov had made the decision, Anisimov did not stick to his opinion anymore, handed over a roster in his hand and said, "This is the roster of those children."
Sokov took the roster and flipped through it casually, but soon he was attracted by a name on it: "Ada Roskovskyna".
He looked up at Anisimov and asked, "Comrade Political Commissar, where are those children?"
"It should have been to the health team." After answering, Anisimov asked curiously: "Comrade Commander, what are you asking about this?"
Sokov stood up with the roster and said to everyone: "Comrades Commander, let's go and see these children who have just come to report."
"Comrade Commander," Ivanov asked in surprise when he heard Sokov's words: "Let's go to the health team to see the young health workers who just came to report?"
"Yes, comrade of the deputy commander." Sokov understood his actions, which made everyone confused, and explained to them: "I saw a special name in the roster, and I plan to go and see the child myself."
"Who is it?" asked Ivanov, Anisimov and Cidolin at the same time.
"It's her." Sokov opened the roster, pointed to Ada Roskovskina's name, and said to the three of them: "Don't you think this name sounds familiar?"
After pronounced the name, Cidolin showed a surprised expression on his face: "Comrade Commander, are you talking about this female health officer, a relative of General Rokosovsky, the commander of the Front Army?"
"Not a relative." Sokov shook his head and said in shock: "It's the daughter of Comrade Commander of the Front Army."
"No," Ivanov questioned Sokov's statement: "How could the comrade of the Front Commander come to our division to be an ordinary health officer?"
"I think there is such a possibility." Anisimov said cautiously: "When I was outside, I talked to the little girl named Ada. She said that her father was in the Don River Front Army and she had never seen her father since the outbreak of the war. I was still saying that his father might have died, but she insisted that her father was still alive and that she could understand her father's situation through special channels.
I didn't care at that time, but now I think about it, she should be the commander's daughter. She learned about her father's situation through the newspaper."
"Since she has been confirmed to be the commander's daughter," Ivanov urged, "What are you waiting for? Let's go and see her now."
"Wait a minute." But Cidolin said unexpectedly: "I don't think we should go."
"Why?" This time, three people, including Sokov, asked in unison.
"It's very simple. When this little girl joined the army, she did not reveal her identity to the people in the recruitment department. Otherwise, she would never be assigned to serve as a health officer with extremely high risk, but should go to those logistics departments with extremely high safety." Cidolin analyzed to everyone: "So we should pretend to be ignorant of this matter, so as not to affect her future life."
Sidolin's words reminded Sokov. He immediately realized that the reason why Ada kept a low profile when he was enlisted was that he did not want to attract too many people's attention. He nodded and said, "The Chief of Staff is right. We don't have to go to see Ada with great fanfare, we just need to take care of her privately."
As he said that, he began to assign tasks: "Chief of Staff, call Commander Cui Kefu and report this to him so that he can know what he knows. I'm going to the health team to find Asia and tell her to take care of Ada privately and never let her have any accidents. Do you have any different opinions?"
"No." Everyone replied in unison.
Chapter completed!