Xie Dahong thought of the strange military achievements his daughter had made over the years.
He had a rough idea in his mind, and it was most likely his daughter who did it.
"This girl, just do it, why are you still hiding it?"
Xie Dahong didn't think about Xie Wan's strange abilities, he just thought that she was doing this secretly with the special forces team.
Xie Wan was also afraid of being exposed.
Pretending to pass by, he walked over with his hands behind his back.
"Oh, Uncle Zhai, Dad, your division has really made a great contribution this time. Look, we have captured so many artillery pieces!"
Commander Zhai is not stupid either, and he probably has an idea in his mind.
The two old men pulled Xie Wan aside and asked, "Tell the truth, it was you who did it, right?"
Xie Wan still wanted to deny it.
The two old men frowned, "Comrade Xie Wan, we can always get to the bottom of this matter. If you don't tell the truth, we will have no choice but to report it truthfully.
We, the Second Division, do not need others to give us credit.”
Xie Wan had no choice but to surrender.
"Uncle Zhai, Dad, I really didn't do anything, it was your Second Division that captured it.
I just came here to investigate in advance..."
Commander Zhai and Xie Dahong looked at each other. As long-term partners, they understood each other.
If Commander Zhai is not comfortable with what to say, Xie Dahong will naturally step forward to be the bad guy.
He scolded his daughter fiercely: "Comrade Xie Wan, do you know what this is called?
You are ignoring military discipline and acting on your own.
Also, you took over the mission of the friendly forces without consultation. This is unfriendly and ununited..."
Xie Wan was about to cry, "Dad, what are you talking about?
I really don't mean to steal your credit, and I don't intend to expose myself.
I didn't do anything.
It's really just an investigation, yes, it's an investigation, I don't know anything else!"
Xie Dahong played the villain, and Commander Zhai naturally played the good guy.
"Xiao Wan, don't be anxious, Lao Xie, you can't talk about the child like that.
Xiao Wan must have taken action early to reduce our casualties."
When Xie Wan heard what Commander Zhai said, she couldn't help but nod, feeling that someone finally understood her.
Unexpectedly, the two old foxes caught her handle in an instant, "Admit that you took action in advance?"
Xie Wan secretly cried out in disbelief, he had been fooled, and quickly raised his hands in surrender: "Uncle Zhai, Dad, I surrender!
Just like Uncle Zhai said, I really wanted to reduce casualties, and I just helped a little bit.
You can completely ignore what I did."
Commander Zhai said, "How can that be possible? We old folks still have some dignity to live up to."
After some negotiation, the three of them agreed on a common statement.
Zhou Aimin, who was waiting at Laojie Central Hospital to receive the seriously injured, also felt it strange.
This time, not only he came, but also Xie Wan's half-brother, Dr. Wu Jianwu.
Many experts from Sichuan Province were also urgently transferred to frontline hospitals.
They have made all preparations, made up their minds, and tried their best to save the lives of every wounded person.
However, after waiting for a long time, only eleven lightly wounded soldiers were sent back, five of whom had just arrived and their wounds were almost healed.
There was no seriously injured person, and they just received some simple bandages. Only two people were shot, and because the enemy was so exhausted that their hands and eyes were dazed, the bullets just grazed the skin and did not hit the bones.
Zhou Aimin was puzzled: "This is weird. I have never felt so relaxed after a big battle!"
When it came to the post-war report, Commander Yan was dumbfounded to hear that there were no casualties, no serious injuries, eleven minor injuries, more than 2,000 enemies killed, more than 17,000 enemy soldiers captured, 42 cannons seized, and a number of guns.
"How did you fight in the Second Division? You ended the battle completely before the follow-up supporting troops arrived, and you suffered zero casualties? And you seized so much?"
Division Commander Zhai smiled and stood up and said, "Commander, this is not only the credit of our Second Division, but we also have to thank the comrades of the special operations team for their cooperation. Only then can we achieve such results."
Commander Yan got angry: "Xie Wan, did I arrange for you to go to the Second Division to cooperate in the battle?"
Xie Wanteng stood up and said, "Reporting to the commander, you have arranged for our special forces to help rescue and transport the wounded."
Commander Yan said, "Yes, I asked you to rescue and transport the wounded, why did you go to fight with the Second Division?"
Xie Wan reported again: “There was no fighting.
In order to better complete the task of rescuing and transporting the wounded, we simply familiarized ourselves with the situation in the enemy camp in advance.
This way, after our attack, we can better rescue the wounded from the front line."
Commander Yan thought about it and felt that this made sense.
He issued the task, and Xie Wan thought of conducting reconnaissance in advance, which was not wrong. On the contrary, it showed that Xie Wan was smart and planned things out.
Commander Yan's tone slowed down a bit and asked, "It's just reconnaissance, so how come it became a joint operation with the Second Division?"
At this time, Commander Zhai didn't want the child to be scolded alone, so he explained on behalf of Xie Wan: "Commander, Old Xie and I accidentally found out that Little Xie and his men were going to investigate, so we asked them to cooperate.
As friendly forces, we should naturally help each other.
Reconnaissance is their advantage. If they can find out the enemy's situation, they will definitely reduce casualties!"
Commander Yan nodded, indicating that he agreed with what Commander Zhai said.
Then, he began to report the battle process.
In the military, you can't say this casually, so Commander Zhai basically made a report based on the facts.
It’s just that some of the processes were slightly glossed over.
After firing two rounds, they found that the firepower on the other side was insufficient, so they began to cross the river.
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