Imperial Overlord

"Disperse! Check to see if it's an ambush by the enemy! It's impossible for such a big city to hand over to us so easily..." The battalion commander frowned and looked at the buildings on both sides, some couldn't believe himself s eyes.

If it's not that there are no enemies, then his eyes are blind... There is really no resistance in front of him, no gunshots.

"Kalyus! Karyus! We haven't encountered resistance here! We really haven't!" The battalion commander grabbed the radio and called out to the armored units behind him.

In fact, as a reconnaissance force, they also sent a few people to observe near Vladimir, and they did not find any signs of large troops stationed there.

If it weren't for the fact that they had inspected the topography in advance, they would not have dared to rashly enter such a city to find trouble.

"Go to the city hall! I'll let the tanks of the 1st Company cover you! Pay attention to the two wings! Control a road and use it as a retreat route! Be careful at all intersections..." Karjus shouted while holding the communicator.

"Translation! Find an interpreter!" The reconnaissance camp has Russian translations. After all, there are some street signs and some prisoners, which can generate a lot of information.

Therefore, understanding Russian translation is very popular at this time. After the battalion commander of the reconnaissance battalion called for two words of peace, an armored reconnaissance vehicle accelerated to overtake his armored vehicle.

"Stop! Stop! Stop the convoy!" On the radio, a series of shouts ordering to stop kept repeating.

The leading armored vehicle stopped, the 20mm caliber cannon on it raised its head, and it looked very mighty.

The convoy leaned neatly to the side of the road, and several German soldiers sitting in armored vehicles jumped out of their chariots with weapons.

The Russian passers-by who watched the excitement were a little flustered, and many people stepped back nervously, trying to stay away from the German soldiers who got off the bus.

"Does anyone know how to get to the city hall?" A German soldier with a Mauser 98K rifle said in fluent Russian.

The familiar prophecy calmed the civilians a lot, but no one was willing to stand up and guide the German army.

The Soviet repressive rule, and the horrific concentration camps, prevented the oppressed civilians from having any contact with the German army.

If this is investigated in the future, and there are so many witnesses, it may be directly sentenced to hanging - whoever dares to point this way, whoever lives impatiently.

"Does anyone know the direction of the city hall?" the German soldier who can speak Russian asked again.

It is a pity that everyone hesitated, and no one was willing to stand up and point out the direction for the German army.

The non-cooperation of the Russians has long been taken for granted by the Germans. The colder the other side is, the more it proves that there is no Soviet activity around.

If there were Soviet troops nearby to embolden these Russian civilians, they would have rioted long ago, and they would not have been so quiet waiting for the German army to translate and question them.

"We've found a factory! We're building a bridgehead here! There's a flagpole at the gate of the factory! Raise the flag!" Over the radio, the 2nd company commander of Karjus suggested.

"Good way! Just follow this method! Let's lay the flag on the roof of the factory floor!" Karius accepted this suggestion and immediately issued his own order.

The battalion commander of the reconnaissance battalion can only choose to go to the meeting. After all, he is a light armored combat vehicle, and he will suffer some losses when encountering the enemy.

Soon, another mechanized infantry battalion rushed into Vladimir, and they also got news that Vladimir had no Soviet troops and was already controlled by their own people, so they approached.

With more soldiers in hand, the Germans began to check the surrounding situation. The support plane in the sky flew over, saw the flag on the ground, and canceled the bombing of Vladimir.

Things went fairly smoothly, and an hour later, the German soldiers took control of the city hall and other government buildings, and hung the German **** on these buildings.

...

Wolf's Den, when the Führer was away, the supreme commander here was obviously Field Marshal Brauchitch, the commander-in-chief of the army.

He is sitting at his desk, packing up the information collected over the past few days. Including the replenishment and repair of weapons and equipment, as well as the scheduling of personnel and materials.

At this time, there were rapid footsteps in the corridor, and a German officer hurriedly walked to the office of the commander-in-chief of the army holding a telegram.

"Dangdangdang." He knocked on the door, and after getting permission, he opened the door, stood at the door and saluted: "Victory! Head of State!"

"Victory, Führer!" Brauchitch didn't get up. After returning a slightly deformed gesture, he said absentmindedly, "What message?"

"Marshal! Marshal! The latest news from the front~www.wuxiaspot.com~ Guderian's reconnaissance force occupied Vladimir and established a defensive position there."

Vladimir? That's far east of Moscow. Have Guderian's troops advanced there? Aren't they running out of fuel?

Brausch, who was full of doubts, grabbed the phone that was connected to the command of Marshal Lundstedt, and then opened his mouth to question Marshal Lundstedt: "Your Excellency Marshal... Has the G cluster stopped? Are you progressing?"

"Yes, commander-in-chief... Group G has stopped advancing yesterday, and they have not received any orders to advance except to release the reconnaissance force." Lundstedt replied with some surprise: "Why, they Are you attacking again on your own initiative?"

This word is really the essence...Blausitch commented bitterly, and then continued to ask: "I just got the news that the G group has occupied Vladimir, what is going on... …”

"Ah...you said this...they were only active in a range of 30 kilometers in front of the headquarters of the G group, and they happened to turn to Vladimir to have a look." Since the boss asked, Lundstedt also responded. explained.

"There are no Soviet troops stationed there, so our army took advantage of the situation!" Finally, he made sure that he gave Guderian the order to "go forward for reconnaissance": "I ordered him to send reconnaissance troops, which is within his authority. within range."

"Damn, the reconnaissance force of several hundred people dared to drive into the city of Vladimir... You should remind Guderian... Let him stop to save the friendly forces on other lines. Fuel! What is he doing like this? Who will be responsible if something goes wrong?" With a sullen breath in his heart, Brauchitch asked many questions in one breath.