Faced with Lieutenant Colonel Gu Xin's enthusiasm, Potapov turned around and invited Yuri, who had brought him over: "Lieutenant Colonel Yuri, let's go in and have a cup of tea together?"

"No, Comrade General." But Yuri shook his head and said, "Thank you for your kindness. I don't have time. I still need to go back and report back to Comrade Marshal." After saying that, he raised his hand and saluted Potapov.

, turned around and walked back to the car parked not far away.

After Potapov waited for the car to leave, he said to Gu Xin: "Let's go, Lieutenant Colonel Gu Xin, let's go sit in your headquarters."

As the group of people walked inside, Gu Xin glanced at Sokov, who was following Potapov, and asked tentatively: "Comrade Commander, is this captain your guard company commander?"

"Lieutenant Colonel Gu Xin, let me introduce you." Potapov tried his best to transfer Sokov to his side, not just to make him the guard company commander. But at this moment, the 1st Guards Infantry

The army was still empty-handed, so he could only temporarily assign Sokov a separate position: "This is my adjutant, Captain Sokov. I specially transferred him from the 37th Army."

For Lieutenant Colonel Gu Xin, he had no idea what kind of unit the 37th Group Army was and who its commander was. But since Potapov mentioned this unit, what was unique about it?

His subordinates must echo a few words. So he took the initiative to reach out to Sokov and said in a friendly tone: "Hello, Captain Sokov! I have heard about the 37th Group Army. You performed very bravely on the battlefield.

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What Gu Xin said were all clichés. No matter what unit he mentioned, as long as he said that the other party performed bravely on the battlefield, there was absolutely nothing wrong with it.
Chapter completed!