Although Lieutenant Colonel Neil was injured, he received special training. He grabbed the gun and pulled the trigger in front of Lieutenant Andre.

Second Lieutenant Andre was shot three times, but because Lieutenant Colonel Neil was injured in his right hand, he shot his left hand without letting Second Lieutenant Andre die on the spot. Second Lieutenant Andre had already put up the magazine, and a strafing shot left Lieutenant Neil full of bullet holes.

"Lieutenant Andre, you idiot, we are all trapped in the despicable and shameless Hu Yunfeng." Lieutenant Colonel Neil took his last breath unwillingly.

At this time, Andrey's hatred for Hu Yunfeng and his subordinates was vented on the Americans, and he was already crazy. He changed another magazine and fired wildly at the body of Lieutenant Colonel Neil.

"Hahaha..." Second Lieutenant Andre didn't care about his injuries at all. He laughed wildly: "You American dog bastards, like the Chinese and Germans, all want to destroy our great Soviet Union. Today I want you to go to hell."

Second Lieutenant Andre staggeredly executed all the American wounded, gasped and turned on the radio, and sent a telegram to the Siberian Front Command with difficulty.

"Captain, I want me to finish the Soviet people." Hu Yunfeng and Lin Xingguo did not go with the large army. They hid nearby to watch the good show. Lin Xingguo sneered at Hu Yunfeng.

"I just want him to send a telegram to the Siberian Front. He won't live long like this. Let's go." Hu Yunfeng shook his head and turned around and walked.

After catching up with the large army, Hu Yunfeng immediately ordered Jeddah to send a report to Chita, ordering Chibaili to tell the Americans that he and his troops were attacked by the US Marines in the Gorta Krai. The US Marines had been completely wiped out by him. The US Marines had more than 30 wounded people. In view of the friendship between the Soviet port and the United States, and in view of his good personal relationship with Roosevelt, he rescued more than 30 wounded people. Notified the Soviet Union to pick up more than 30 wounded people. At the same time, he also asked Chibaili to ask the Americans whether the Americans were involved in the dispute between the Soviet port and the Soviet Union. He ordered Chibaili to immediately convey his order to the Australian garrison and immediately surrounded the US troops who retreated from the Philippines to Papua New Guinea.

"Captain, will the Americans completely turn against us when we retreated from the Philippines to Papua New Guinea?" Hearing Hu Yunfeng's order, the special forces members were talking, and Lin Xingguo asked.

"Why are you guys concerned about state affairs?" Hu Yunfeng smiled and said, "No. Americans cannot want to lose us now, let us unite with the Japanese, otherwise, Americans will have no place to establish themselves in Southeast Asia and the South Pacific. I just scare Americans."

When they heard that Hu Yunfeng was so sure, the special forces team members no longer cared about it. Hu Yunfeng, Jiang Baili and Lin Xingguo's father Lin Chengran considered these things. They just had to fight a good fight.

The team continued to move forward, but it had turned back to the west from the southwest direction and continued to move towards Barnaul. Hu Yunfeng believed that as long as the Soviet port army did not use the core intelligence of the Siberian Front Command to take major actions against the Siberian Front, Zhukov and the Siberian Front Command could not realize that their password had been obtained and deciphered by the Soviet port army. Even if the Soviet port army took action using the core intelligence of the Siberian Front Command, deciphering the password was only one of the possible doubts.

Zhukov was worried all night. His concern was confirmed by the telegram from Lieutenant Andre. Zhukov admired Lieutenant Andre's loyalty to the Soviet Union, but Lieutenant Andre's reckless behavior of killing Lieutenant Colonel Neil and the surviving American soldiers, which annoyed Zhukov.

"Send a report to Second Lieutenant Andre, telling him that the U.S. Marines were annihilated by the Chinese. They were not killed by him, they were the only witness who survived." Zhukov first thought of how to seal the reckless Second Lieutenant Andre.

"Comrade Marshal, Second Lieutenant Andre may have died. At the end of the telegram, he told us that he was seriously injured and said goodbye." The staff officers understood that Zhukov had definitely issued an order before he finished reading the telegram. Second Lieutenant Andre sent the telegram very long, and at the end of the telegram, he said that he was almost out of reach.

Zhukov finished reading the telegram quickly again. The sacrifice of Second Lieutenant Andre should be a good thing for the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union could not only push Neil and the surviving American soldiers killed by Second Lieutenant Andre onto the Chinese, but also lacked an insider, so that there would be no unnecessary trouble between the Soviet Union and the United States. It could also cause Americans to become more angry with Hu Yunfeng and the Soviet Port Force Group.

"Who else is besides you who know about this?" Zhukov asked.

"There is only the telegrapher." The counselor looked at Zhukov and replied.

Zhukov nodded and said, "You and the telegrapher must forget about this from now on. The US Marine Corps was wiped out by the Chinese."

"Yes, comrade Marshal, I have forgotten." The staff officer immediately replied loudly.

"Very good." Zhukov nodded in admiration and ordered: "Give power to the troops immediately and inform them of the situation that the US Marines had been annihilated by the Chinese. They should speed up, then speed up and get away immediately to catch up with the Chinese troops."

There is no need to worry about the killing of Lieutenant Colonel Neil and the surviving American soldiers. Lieutenant Colonel, this damn thing, told Hu Yunfeng about the plan of the Soviet, American and British troops to jointly wipe out Hu Yunfeng and his troops. Hu Yunfeng now fled his sight with his troops, which made Zhukov's troubles even more.

However, Zhukov said from Andrei's telegram that Hu Yunfeng led his troops to escape southwest. He judged that Hu Yunfeng had no intention of leaving the Altai border area, which was beneficial to the Soviet-Yi Joint Forces to pursue and suppress him. Zhukov had no way to judge that Hu Yunfeng knew that the Soviet-Yi Joint Forces were going to chase and suppress him, but he was unwilling to retreat. But no matter what Hu Yunfeng and his special forces wanted to do? Catching Hu Yunfeng was the most critical.

Zhu Yaofu's telegram urging accelerated to reach the hands of Lieutenant Colonel Simoner, the commander of the British "Godmann" commander, and Colonel Belfshka, the commander of the Soviet army. At first glance, they saw that the US Marine Corps reported by the Siberian Front Command had been completely wiped out by the Chinese. This made them nervous.

Like Lieutenant Colonel Neil at the beginning, they did not attach great importance to this Chinese special forces. Although a small team of "Godmann" was wiped out by the Chinese not long ago, along with the elite Soviet paratroopers, Zhukov also warned Colonel Belfshka not to underestimate the Chinese special forces led by Hu Yunfeng, they all agreed in their hearts that this time it was an elite unit of the Soviet Union, the United States and Britain, with nearly ten times the number of people that the Chinese were the Chinese, and they also had detailed information about the Chinese, so it was natural to annihilate the Chinese. (...)
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