By the time Major General Ellin led his subordinates to the place where the battle broke out, the situation of the battle was already clear.

Hundreds of German soldiers had rushed into the forest and chased and suppressed the fleeing Soviet army.

After crossing the road, Major General Ellin walked around but could not see Rommel.

"Where is General Rommel?" Elling asked, pulling the captain in charge of the left-behind vehicle.

He is in the forest, look at the one, the one holding a submachine gun in his hand is."

Ellin looked up and saw a figure with a red wisdom line in the military uniform among the German soldiers in the woods.

General Rommel's style of conduct is really elusive. He actually used himself as an infantryman, and Ellin thought silently.

Soon, Rommel was dragged away from the battlefield by Major General Ellin.

"It's so whimsical that a few Soviet soldiers dared to attack my convoy." Rommel said angrily.

After an episode, the convoy set off again.

After more than an hour of march, at about 1:20 pm, the convoy arrived at a village called Smilovich.

At the southern entrance of the village, Major Koch from the 37th Armored Reconnaissance Battalion saw Rommel walking towards him, stood up straight like a conditioned reflex and saluted Rommel.
Chapter completed!