Steel Soviet Union

Maybe it’s true that Sulovechenko is lucky.

why?

Because this fucking air raid shelter is just a temporary modification of the underground arsenal bunker. It is actually not a very rigorously designed thing.

The entire arsenal door leading to the underground can be locked from the outside and cannot be opened from the inside.

It may not seem like much at ordinary times, but now, this is the key to Sulovchenko's maneuvers.

When he came up the stairs to the ground, Sulovechenko was not completely empty-handed, but brought something from below.

One of them is the door latch, a door latch made of a solid, thick iron bar.

Although I don’t know what this thing was originally used for, but now, the only function it can play is as a door latch.

Insert this large solid iron bar between the door handles of the two heavy steel doors on the left and right. This is just the first step. Sulovechenko has a second step to do, and then he takes Two "bricks" were produced. Krauser on the side took a closer look and realized that the thing in Sulovechenko's hand was actually engineer explosives, and it was the type of German army standard.

"Where did you get this thing?"

"Where else? There is an ammunition depot down here. We saw half a box of remaining inventory in the warehouse where we were staying, so we took some out. It comes in handy now.

""

The half box of engineer explosives that was accidentally discarded in the corner of the warehouse has now become a key prop to guide the progress of the mission. It can only be said that some things in this world are so clever.

Place the two pieces of engineer explosives, one for each hand, one on the left and one on the right, on the door panel behind the iron bar and stick them on, and the installation is completed.

He could probably guess what Sulovechenko was going to do. After understanding this intention, Krauser was inevitably a little worried.

"Isn't this too powerful?"

"Powerful? No, you are looking down on this and your German guys' steel-making skills. Look, this thing is made of solid steel. It can't be blown up by two small bricks."

""

Sulovechenko thought there was no problem. Krauser, who was only responsible for cooperating and obeying orders, naturally had nothing to say.

Sulovechenko, who moved quickly, quickly arranged the explosives, and then signaled everyone around him to retreat down and find a place to hide first to avoid being accidentally injured.

When everyone around him retreated, he was the only one left.

Although he had just joined the combat engineers and his skills in explosives were not as good as those of the veterans, Sulovechenko, who was originally a scout, did not know anything about explosives. Proficient in how to use the enemy's weapons and equipment is an essential skill for scouts who often have to get close to or even go deep behind enemy lines, which happens to include the Germans' standard engineer explosives.

Chi——

The moment he pulled the fuse, there was a sound of the fuse burning rapidly. Sulovechenko, knowing that something was done, immediately retreated and ran away.

Sulovechenko here had just hid behind the low wall of the bunker not far away with his front foot, when a not inconsiderable explosion came from his back foot.

Boom——

Because the two engineer explosives were too close together, they eventually came together and exploded at the same time.

Sulovechenko's intention was not to blow up the entire door, but of course that was the end result.

The iron bar between the two door handles was twisted into twists and turns, and the two ends were completely distorted and completely disfigured.

As a result, it is no longer possible to pull the bolt out of the door handle, while the thick and solid door itself remains intact.

We don't want to be able to keep those SS tin dogs inside forever, but this can at least delay some time, so that these bastards who may ruin their good deeds can't get up to the ground for the time being, and the door can't be opened from the inside.

"This is a good idea. At least those tough guys won't be able to come up for a while."

Krauser, who admired Sulovchenko's approach, spoke sincerely in admiration, while Sulovchenko was only interested in the next task.

"Let's go, it's time to get down to business! Now go and completely remove the explosives on the bridge piers! Do you know where they are?"

"Of course, I have been here before when I was transporting the wounded. I know the basic situation. Come with me."

Seeing that the mission was about to be completed, Krauser, who was a little excited, led the way. Sulovchenko, who was wearing the black leather of an SS lieutenant colonel, followed closely.

But not long after running towards the bridgehead, not too far away, a group of SS soldiers hurried over appeared in front of them, blocking the way.

"Wehrmacht!? Where are you going?"

The leading SS officer was obviously a little surprised by the sudden appearance of a group of people in Wehrmacht uniforms in front of him. He immediately became suspicious, remained vigilant, and planned to interrogate what was going on.

However, his surprise did not last long, because the figure that appeared in front of him when he came out of the team immediately made the little SS officer startled on the spot.

"Get your people out of the way! These defense forces must quickly cross the river to support them. The Russians on the opposite side have begun to take action! You will be responsible for delaying the war!"

"this"

In the darkness, it was difficult to see the specific appearance of the SS Assault Brigade Captain, but he seemed to be a bit unfamiliar with the man who spoke fluent German. But the small SS officer could still understand human speech after all, and even more so, he could recognize Sulovechenko's clothes and military rank.

"Understood, sir, do you need our help?"

"Help? Of course you need it."

After hearing this, Sulovechenko, who could not remember this despite asking, immediately raised his hand in the direction of a half-collapsed building not far away where more than a dozen SS soldiers were busy putting out the fire.

"Over there, go help! We need manpower there! You go there first, I'll be there soon after I finish my work, hurry up and save people!"

"yes!"

No flaws could be found in his gestures or his accent. In addition, there was chaos everywhere in the city that had just been bombed.

This small group of SS soldiers who were really trying to rescue fires and people were really fooled around by the "fake and shoddy" Sulovechenko, and hurriedly ran in a direction that was insignificant and could not play any big role at all.

Just like training dogs, they drove away the group of SS soldiers who had come to cause trouble. Sulovechenko and his team continued to run quickly, and it didn't take long to reach their final destination - the guards at the bridgehead. In front of the room, Krauser who was leading the way stopped immediately.

"It's right here. The detonator should be inside. Taking it should be able to temporarily control the situation."