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This assistant's words were interesting. Before he could clearly express his intention, he asked for help.

This situation really aroused a little interest in Comrade Lao Ma.

"Are you sure I will help Morozov? What if I just come here for a routine matter, hand over some documents, and then leave without stopping?"

Of course, Malashenko was joking, but on the surface he did not express such meaning. He spoke with a serious look on his face.

"So am I not asking for your help? Comrade General."

"I have heard a long time ago that Kogin and his First Design Bureau are able to produce so many new designs continuously because of your help and first-hand practical feedback reports. "

"Your practical experience and suggestions are extremely valuable. You are the best tank commander in our motherland. If we can get your help, our bureau's design will definitely make leaps and bounds. I am convinced of this. So please You have to help us, Comrade General."

Morozov's assistant, well, he is a very interesting guy. At least there is no one under Kotin who has such strong subjective initiative and comes to talk to him alone as soon as he comes up.

This is not to say that the people under Kogin have bad personalities or have problems with their work efficiency. People like Shashmulin are the hidden masters under Kogin. It's just that Shashmulin is often a guy who likes to be low-key and do things in a high-profile way. He doesn't like to be in the spotlight as a person. In short, he talks less and does more, and he is a guy who does practical things.

This assistant under Morozov is obviously completely different.

"I will talk to Morozov about these things when he comes here later. I have been waiting here for almost ten minutes now, um, just over nine minutes. How long will it take for him to come?"

Comrade Ma, who was sitting on the sofa in the living room, seemed a little impatient to wait, but this was probably just an act. Malashenko just wanted to see Morozov quickly and start doing business.

As for other trivial matters, Malashenko actually doesn't care much.

"It should be almost done. When I went there just now, the meeting was almost over. Please wait here for a moment and I'll go over and take a look. It'll be fine soon."

Before Malashenko could say anything to answer, the assistant who had left the room opened the door and left, leaving Malashenko alone in the living room.

Looking at the decoration of the surrounding rooms, which were not lofty but far from poor, Malashenko was basically sure that Morozov was in a state of being roasted on the fire, like an ant on a hot pot. Can't handle the trouble in front of me.

He came here specifically to help. Malashenko didn't mind agreeing to the request made by his assistant. The specific issues could be discussed immediately after meeting Morozov later. That was settled.

"Well, you go deal with the design plan. Put together all the new plans and take them to my office before dinner. Just put them on the table if I'm not around. I will see it. No need for help here, I'm alone Just come."

"Okay, I'll do it right away."

Malashenko, who was sitting on the sofa and was bored, was thinking about taking out a cigarette to smoke and pass the time. Unexpectedly, at this moment, the sound of conversation came from outside the door on the side.

The voice of one of them was very familiar, it was the separate assistant just now.

The other person's voice seemed a bit hoarse and aged, as if he hadn't slept well for a few days and stayed up late until his throat was dry. Just from the sound of it, he felt that his body was not in good shape.

There was no need for Malashenko to guess the identity of the person outside the door. The man who pushed the door open immediately appeared in front of Malashenko with his bald head as shiny as a light bulb.

"That's right, it's definitely him! Morozov! It's exactly the same as in the photo."

What are Morozov’s instantly recognizable signature features?

That's probably the super bald head that looks like a light bulb.

As one of the top tank designers of the motherland, Ke Jing has rich, very thick hair, which makes him "DUANG" when he walks, just like the Bawang shampoo commercial.

On the other hand, Morozov is at the other extreme. The Bawang Shampoo advertisement uses the label "before use", which is in sharp contrast to Kotin's "after use", and is absolutely not careless.

Closer to home, Malashenko's first impression of meeting Morozov for the first time made Malashenko feel okay. At least judging from the man's face, his expression, and his posture, he didn't look like someone who was putting on airs and thinking highly of himself. Put that person in front of you who is showing off.

However, Malashenko still remembered Kotin's evaluation of Morozov as "a rigid person with low emotional intelligence", so it was better to be cautious when talking to Morozov in person for the first time.

"The tank hero of the motherland, twice the winner of the Hero of the Soviet Union, the "Iron Butcher" who can scare the fascist lackeys into sleepless nights. I have been looking forward to meeting you for a long time. It is better to see than to hear. , Comrade General.”

"???"

If he could post an emoticon right now, Malashenko would probably post a black question mark right away.

Is this what Ke Jing calls "a rigid person with low emotional intelligence"? He's quite smooth-talking.

As soon as they met, he came to Bochu without saying a word. Although what he said was true, it really made people feel comfortable. How could such a well-spoken person be associated with low emotional intelligence?

There was no time to think about what the problem was with Kogin's comment. Malashenko, who had to respond promptly, immediately stood up from the sofa, walked quickly to Morozov and stretched out his hand. hands.

"I am also very happy to meet you, Comrade Morozov. Your works are the inheritance of Comrade Koshkin's legacy. You have perfectly implemented the legacy of your mentor and continuously optimized and carried forward his works. It is precisely because With the reliable T34 series tanks, the Red Army tank soldiers can win victory again and again on the battlefield. I have always believed in this. "

Although he was a commander of heavy tank troops, Malashenko never thought of downplaying the importance of the T34 tank through praise and criticism.

This excellent medium tank is the absolute mainstay of the Red Army tank force and the steel torrent, both now and in history. Although it seems a bit outdated now, that's only because the Krauts have so few new monsters.

If you encounter the shabby No. 4 that the Germans still rely on as their main force, the T3485's powerful combat performance can still hammer this shabby car into a scumbag. The overall performance of the two is not on the same level at all. The T3485 has better firepower. The three factors of mobility and protection are comprehensively superior to any model of the No. 4, not to mention having absolute advantages in output and cost.

There is no reason for a frontline commander to disparage the excellent T34 series, even for an outstanding person like Malashenko.

Malashenko thought he had a point and told the truth, but he didn't expect that Morozov's next reaction took a turn for the worse and looked lonely.

"Things are not what they used to be, Comrade General. I failed to complete the tasks assigned to me by Comrade Koshkin before he died, and I let down the motherland, Comrade Stalin, and countless tank soldiers who relied on the equipment I designed."

"The mistakes I made have to be repaid with the lives and blood of the frontline soldiers. This responsibility makes me feel extremely heavy. No matter what, I will do my best to make up for it. This is what I have always said. Trying to do it.”