Veteran never die

Chapter 182 The Veteran Is Dead
0182 Veteran is dead
However, those lovely girls made it to the final step by step.

Amidst the boos of the Brazilian fans, they defeated the Brazilian women's volleyball team, a strong team with home advantage, and won the championship.

Now being asked this question by netizens, it really touched Wang Liang's heart.

After a moment of silence, Wang Liang said: "Born at the wrong time, Damei's peak period coincided with the low period of the Chinese women's volleyball team. Although she was often named MVP in various competitions, at that time, the Chinese women's volleyball team always Missed the championship."

"Fortunately, the majority of fans have not forgotten her hard work and dedication. During the stormy years of the Chinese women's volleyball team, there was Damei, who held up half the sky. Now, she is no longer young, no longer at the peak, and has been injured by injuries. bothered."

"The national team doesn't want her anymore. When she returns to the provincial team, she is still working hard. Maybe this is the spirit of the Chinese women's volleyball team."

The reality is always cruel. In the army, soldiers who have not obtained second-class merit cannot be resettled when they retire.

same.

Without the title of Olympic champion, it will be difficult for Damei to have a good job distribution when she retires.

"Old soldiers don't die, veterans don't die. Someone asked me this question, when the country is facing destruction and beliefs are facing collapse, and you are already old and you are no longer at your peak, and you are unable to change, what will you do?"

Wang Liang smiled bleakly, and continued: "I didn't answer directly, but told a story as my answer. Today, I want to share this story with you."

That's all, Wang Liang began to narrate.

"It was [-]"

A 17-year-old orphan was admitted to the Red Sea Naval Academy of the Soviet Union.

Under the care of the motherland and the army, he grew up step by step and became a Red Army soldier.

His dream is to become a navy, gallop on the sea of ​​the motherland, defend the country, and expand the territory.

But in June 1941, his dream was ruthlessly destroyed.

The Soviet-German War broke out with the largest scale, the most intense fighting situation and the heaviest casualties in World War II.

The Germans suddenly launched an attack, and the Soviet army, which was caught off guard, was defeated all the way.

Under the pincer offensive of the German Panzer Corps, the rout on the battlefield has put his country at risk.

At that critical moment, he was sent to the front line as a cadet.

Picking up his rifle, he and his classmates came to Leningrad.

The city named after the founder of his own country, everyone knows what kind of scene will be staged in this city in the next few tens or even hundreds of days.

How cruel the war is, there is no need to repeat it.

There is no ideal war, and war eats people without spitting out their bones.

His troops were stationed 35 miles from Leningrad.

The siege lasted 890 days, and as many as 83 civilians in Leningrad were bombed and starved to death.

Later, he wrote in his memoirs: "For eighteen months, I did not enter the house, even when the temperature was as low as minus 50 degrees Celsius. I slept outdoors for two winters and never spent a day Warm days. Always fighting and always starving."

"And there were so many dead. Eight out of ten boys my age died. Of my 32 military school classmates, only me and one other classmate survived."

It was a brutal battle.

The German army launched a powerful and crazy offensive, but was defeated by the tenacious Soviet army time and time again.

The siege and tug-of-war lasted nearly nine hundred days.

Death is easy, but he fears nothing.

In 1942 he joined the Bolsheviks.

When asked about his motivation, he replied: "When the war was at its fiercest and cruelest that year, I joined the Bolsheviks not to go to the headquarters or to find a job in the rear, but to stay at the front and to let my comrades Trust me more!"

On May 1945, 5, the dark war finally came to an end.

He was lucky and survived.

At that time, he had been promoted to major battalion commander.

Living is harder than dying. Four years of combat career and the harsh combat environment have left him with persistent illnesses.

Arthritis, neurasthenia, insomnia, muscle pain, diarrhea, breathing disorder, peptic ulcer, stomach trouble.
These are leftovers from the war, like a battered and incomplete army.

In the end, his weight was only forty kilograms left.

Fortunately, after hospital treatment, he survived.

After the war, the Soviet Union was in shambles, and the army was booming, so he also had the opportunity to flex his muscles.

Regiment Chief of Staff, Regiment Commander, Deputy Division Commander, Division Commander.
The positions are getting higher and higher, and the top of the pyramid is getting closer and closer.

In 1952, he graduated from the Academy of Armored and Mechanized Forces.

In 1967, he graduated from the Military Academy of the General Staff.

The chief of staff of the group army, the deputy commander and chief of staff, and the commander of the group army all seemed logical.

"His military rank is promoted once every five years on average. By 1975, his military rank had already reached the rank of admiral, and he had entered the high command." Wang Liang said.

Netizens listened with gusto, but they didn't understand what the old chief's purpose was when he said this.

They didn't find the answer either.

Is this related to the women's volleyball incident?

And listen.

In April 1979, he served as the first deputy chief of staff of the Soviet Army and was promoted to general.

In 1982, he was awarded the Hero of the Soviet Union.

In the second year, he was appointed as the First Deputy Minister of Defense of the Soviet Union and the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, and was awarded the rank of Marshal.

Wang Liang: "Success and fame are enough. At the age of 60, he reached a height that many people can't reach in their lifetime. Before that, he was an orphan from a remote farm."

"Now he is the Marshal of the Soviet Union. In the 80s, he is still in service. He is one of the last few soldiers who participated in World War II. He has silver hair, is thin and small, and has a resolute look."

1991年8月24日21时50分，他的时间永远定格在了在此两个小时之前。

Location: Office A, No. 19, Building [-], Kremlin

Captain Kroteyev, the guard officer on duty, opened the door, and the Marshal was sitting quietly leaning against the radiator, with double strands of synthetic twine wrapped around his entire neck.

The military uniforms are meticulous and there is no trace of damage.

The marshal's neck was strangled with double strands of synthetic twine, encircling the entire length of his neck.

The upper end of the rope is fixed to the handle of the window frame, which is taped with Scotch brand tape.

Apart from clues related to the hanging, no signs of injury were found on the body.

Through various circumstances at the scene, it can be confirmed that the Marshal hanged himself to death.

He left five sticky notes.

(End of this chapter)