"Yes, Battalion Commander!"
Before this person could go and inform them, someone said, "Reporting to the battalion commander, the people from the barracks section have arrived."
"Open the door quickly."
"yes."
As soon as the auditorium doors opened, the wind rushed in from outside.
It was at this moment that everyone noticed.
On the stairs from the first floor to the second floor, there were now hundreds of soldiers in wet uniforms standing.
The auditorium is only so big; it can't fit everyone from the Fourth Division.
It can be said that the military has given up all the safest places.
These soldiers have only one purpose here: to guard the last line of defense.
In case of any unexpected event, they can provide timely assistance.
"Battalion Commander Sun, just building a wooden frame probably won't be enough."
The barracks staff glanced at the extent of the window shaking and got straight to the point.
"The wind outside is getting stronger and stronger. If this continues, all these windows will fall apart in at most an hour."
"So what should we do now?" Battalion Commander Sun asked.
Hearing this, Section Chief Deng of the Battalion Defense Division was also very distressed.
To be honest, this was the first time he had ever seen a typhoon of this magnitude.
He couldn't give a clear answer as to how to deal with it.
But there's not much time left, so we have no choice but to try anything.
"How about this, I'll take some people to reinforce it first, and I'll use all the materials that are available."
After Section Chief Deng finished speaking, he glanced at the situation in the auditorium again.
"Have someone move all the people sitting by the window to the side, leaving a distance of about two meters."
"Leave two meters?"
Battalion Commander Sun also looked over, "But in that case, the area left for the families of soldiers to move around will be even smaller."
"There's no other way. We have to leave enough space, otherwise the wind resistance won't be as good."
Section Chief Deng reiterated that at this point, it didn't matter whether one was lying down or standing up; the important thing was to save one's life.
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