Chapter 120 Fusion on

"I hope you can give me a very good way!" After Parks came in, Winters frowned, "Let's find a few ways, so we also want to hear your opinion. Now the integration of recruits and veterans will be the key to bothering us, and we have to discuss a way. Tell me your opinion!"

Parks was stunned and then nodded, "This is indeed a big problem." Then he looked at the guys around or sitting or standing and said, "What do you think?"

"Dick has rejected it!" Wales shrugged his shoulders, "He can't think of any good ideas himself. You are the only one who didn't express his opinion, so he regarded you as a savior!"

"That's his anxiety!" Parks made a joke and then nodded, "Actually, this question is very simple."

"It's very simple?" Everyone stared at him.

"Yes, we have to find the reason first to make a judgment, right?" Parks raised his hands and smiled, "Don't look at me like that."

"No, no, we won't interrupt you. Tell me what you think!" Winters nodded. He knew that there was a reason for everything. It was right to find the cause and take the right medicine. Maybe he was a little too anxious, as Parks said, and lost some judgment, leading to the current helpless situation.

Parks nodded and then pondered, "Actually, this is just my judgment. The veterans all came with the E Company from the Tacoya barracks. They went through two years of training together, especially when they participated in the Battle of Normandy. They struggled between life and death, and helped together, stayed in a riot pit together, and went around like a gopher by starvation or bombed by German bombs. So... So in their eyes, only the old brothers have the kind of brotherhood that has been tested by blood. And those recruits have to behave. Now in their eyes, they will be very naive.

"Yes, yes, that's it!" Wales waited for Parks to take a start and immediately responded, "In particular, when the veterans hear the recruits' longing and yearning for the battlefield from time to time, they will have a sense of disdain, thinking that they are too pediatric! I agree with Parks!"

Pikak and Compton also nodded, which was also how they felt about the recruits.

"So--" Winters coughed dryly, "Do you have any specific suggestions?"

Parks shrugged his shoulders, then spread out his hands and said, "You're embarrassing me!"

Winters looked around, and everyone said they had no choice.

"Do you have to let these new guys participate in the battle before you can win the trust of those old brothers?" Winters frowned again and said, "If we can't solve this problem before the battle, when we really work with the Germans in the future, we will still lose our brothers."

"I believe that the old brothers of E Company also understand this truth, but they already have a noble posture, and it is difficult to let it go now." Nixon nodded and said, "No one wants to let go of the arrogance and arrogance developed in the fierce battle!"

Everyone stayed quietly in the company. They were all lost in thought and wanted to find a way. Although it seems to be just a matter of integration between the two teams, it is not easy to find a good way to do it.

"Cough!" Winters suddenly coughed dryly and said, "Listen, guys, maybe I have a good idea. It's just a little risky. I want to hear your opinions."

"Say it, Dick!" Several people said to him one after another, and they were full of expectations.

"I brought some live ammunition from Normandy." Winters shocked everyone as soon as he opened his mouth. After the ammunition is transported to the front line, it is not allowed to be brought back to Britain without permission.

"Okay, don't look at me like that." Winters smiled bitterly, "I brought it back secretly. Because I think that one day I will use these things.

Wales nodded and said, "Well, the question is, what are you going to do? Training with live ammunition?

"Yes, Harry!" Winters nodded and said, "Training with live ammunition, we give those veterans and recruits a feeling of gunfire, making them feel that they are moving forward under the attack of the Germans." With that, he nodded and looked at the company's humanity: "I know it's very risky to do this, but this is indeed the best way to integrate E- Company."

"Let them build a brotherhood in the fire?" Parks thinks that Winters's idea is very good, but the risk is also very high, because for the brothers in training, their lives are always in danger. More importantly, this kind of live-fire training will not be passed by superiors. Once there is a problem, Winters will take full responsibility.

"Yes, this is the best way I can think of!" Winters nodded.

"No, no, Dick, you can't be stupid!" Nixon had to interrupt him at this time. He tried to make him change his mind. "This is too bad. You give up!"

"Can you think of a better way? "Nick!" Winters looked at Nixon and looked a little helpless.

"But it's not worth taking risks for this!" Nixon shook his head and said, "And you will also put your brothers in danger. In case of casualties, you will chill your brothers."

Winters was still a little stubborn. He looked out of the window, where there were several veterans: "Nick, look at the veterans outside. They are now lazy, arrogant, impulsive and arrogant, as if they have made great achievements from everyone in Normandy and don't pay attention to everything. This state is absolutely impossible. If we don't change them, sooner or later they will eat German guns.

Nixon and everyone looked out of the window. There was a veteran holding a bottle of wine. I'm a little drunk.

"This seems to be me too!" Nixon smiled a little embarrassedly, "Well, I can't beat you, but I still want to persuade you to think more."

Winters nodded and said, "I want to think more, but I want to think about how to make a perfect plan in training, which is a guarantee that they will not suffer casualties due to mistakes."

Everyone no longer says anything, because this plan does play a big role, but Winters is single- on implementing it, so he can only improve it as much as possible in the executed plan to avoid tragedy.

But this plan was still known by Colonel Sink, who sent a duty officer to call Captain Winters to the company.

"Do you need to explain?" Colonel Sink behaved calmly, "Do you want live ammunition training?"

"Yes, sir!" Winters nodded. He was also calm. Once he decided to do it, he had to do it bravely. Unless Colonel Sink expresses his explicit opposition and uses a military order to stop him.

"Dick, I know this is a good way!" Colonel Sink's answer was a little beyond Winters' surprise, "This is a great way to train those recruits."

"Thank you, sir!" Winters said this from the bottom of his heart. He didn't expect Colonel Sink to agree, but it was obvious that Colonel Sink had not finished his words.

"It's just that there is a big risk here, you know?" Sink lit a cigar.

"I know!"

"Well, you have to come up with a good way to deal with possible risks. This is my basic requirement!"

"I know, we already have a plan!" Winters began to look excited.

Colonel Sink nodded and said to Winters after a moment, "Dick, I know you are not an impulsive person, and you are also very careful. This is your strengths. But now the whole 101st Division, only your company exercises with live ammunition, and the division may not allow it, so I can only... pretend not to know about this matter.

Winters suddenly understood that Colonel Sink asked him to come here, not to choose to support or oppose, but to tell himself: Do you want live ammunition training? OK, but don't talk about me. I won't be responsible for your impulse.

"Okay, sir, this is what I want to do!" Winters nodded, and then saluted Colonel Sink, and then turned back to the company.

Despite such an unpleasant experience, Winters decided to stick to such a plan. So after a company training, Winters began to speak to his brothers.

"E Company brothers, form a conversation formation!" Wales stood on the cover of a jeep in the training ground and waved to his brothers and shouted, "Come here, come here quickly."

Everyone gathered around, and then Wales jumped down to give it to Captain Winters.

Winters stood on the cover of the car, cleared his throat and said, "From tomorrow, our training plan has changed. We will carry out live ammunition training.

As soon as Winters' words fell, there was a scratch in the crowd. Obviously, these guys, both veterans and newcomers, were shocked by the news, which meant that every time they trained, they had to concentrate 100%, otherwise they would be hit by temptation and die. The veterans of Company E have fought and trained with live ammunition, but now it is a recuperation after the war. Winters's move undoubtedly made them highly nervous again.

The recruits have different expressions. Some are excited, some feel exciting, and some think it's an adventure.

"Real-fire training? Does this mean that we may also give up our own lives in live ammunition? Miller couldn't help asking worriedly, "Or, before we are killed by the Germans on the battlefield, we will be killed by our own bullets?"

"Yes, at least the crazy training plan we are hearing now is like this." Hevran nodded and smiled, "But I like this kind of training, and I can find the feeling of killing Germans!"

"God!" Miller looked at Captain Winters and couldn't help moaning.

"Everyone will have another training briefing. I hope my brothers can follow the above in the briefing, otherwise you will give up your life!" Winters said loudly, "We will do this from tomorrow, disband!"

(to be continued)