Chapter 123 Contradiction

"Sergei's injury is really a low-level mistake!" Winters later complained to Wales, "Have you found the guy who fired the mortar shell? I have to show him some color!"

"Is it Private Feit? Rhett, a veteran!" Wales shook his head and said, "In order to show his majesty in front of the recruits, he fired three mortar shells in one go. Fortunately, Sergei was only slightly injured.

"How lucky!" Winters said angrily. Obviously, the disadvantage of the live-fire exercise is that if there is a slight difference in the plan, it will lead to casualties. If Sergei or Muk are hit this time, Winters will face severe punishment and may even be demoted.

Because of this incident, the live-fire exercise was forced to be interrupted, and Winters decided to make good adjustments before the exercise to be foolproof. But this time, the veterans have made a certain change in the new recruits.

The local bar in Alderburn is relatively small, which can't arouse the interest of the soldiers. They prefer the military service club. At least the wine there is rich, and there are brothers' favorites, which can meet different tastes.

"Is there anything wrong with your arm?" Muck looked at Sergei, who had taken off his bandage, and smiled, "Anyway, thank you very much."

"I know, sergeant, you have said it many times. It's nothing. If you really want to thank me, just buy me a drink!" Sergei enjoys Muck's current attitude towards him.

"No problem." With that, he walked to the bar and brought two glasses of beer. After handing one to Sergei, the two touched each other.

"For the live ammunition exercise!" Sergei laughed.

"For my brother!" Muck suddenly raised his glass and shouted loudly.

"For my brother!" All the brothers in the bar raised their glasses in response.

The beer glass touched together, and then picked up the golden waves. Everyone looked very excited. The wine glasses of the recruits and veterans also made a crisp sound in this sound.

Gnery took a sip of beer, and then smiled at Landorman beside him and said, "Why do I feel like Muck is like Colonel Sink, 'for brother'? It's really touching."

Landorman held a cigar, nodded and smiled, "You can't deny that the guy named Sergei is really cute. Maybe they are also worthy of our respect.

At this time, Grenari looked at the three recruits sitting aside. He smiled at Randolman and said, "I have to go over and say hello to your brothers. At least now I think they are worth it!"

Landoman smiled and said, "Of course, but you have to be polite. My brothers are not easy to mess with."

Gerry smiled, then walked over, sat among the three people, smiled at them and said, "Hey, can you introduce yourself? I heard that you are all subordinates of Sergeant Randallman!"

"Yes," one of them said respectfully. He nodded, "My name is Logan, Dreck? Logan." .

"Less? Hux." .

When the last one was about to say his name, Glenary suddenly raised his finger and shook his finger at him and said, "Don't make a sound. Let me guess your name. I think you should call me Miller, James? Miller, right?"

Miller nodded quickly and said, "Yes, Sergeant."

"I know you!" Grenally nodded and said, "You once discussed our Lieutenant Parks with Hevrang during a night march, didn't you?"

"Yes, sergeant!" Miller nodded honestly.

"Well, I have a good impression of you!" Granari nodded and said, "So would you like to tell me what you think of your monitor, Sergeant Randalman? Don't worry, he's standing a little far away and can't hear it.

The three people looked at each other in front of each other and didn't know what to say.

"Tay it, Sergeant Randalman would rather his men speak ill of him in front of him than someone behind his back." Gernelly smiled and said, "Which of you will come first?"

At this time, Landorman stood not far away and shouted at Grenari, "Hey, Grenari, don't scare my brothers."

"Don't worry, Daniel," Grenari laughed, "your brothers will sing praises to you."

"Yes, sergeant. We are very satisfied with Monitor Randalman!" At this time, Miller thought about the wording and then said cautiously, "He always takes care of us. We have learned a lot from him!"

Gerry nodded and then said to the other two, "What about you?"

"We are the same!"

"You are really good soldiers!" Grenari smiled and then said to them, "Remember, rookies, listen to the monitor Landman, okay? He is the smartest person in the company.

The three of them nodded to Gernelly.

"Okay, I'm going to have some fun!" Granary stood up, turned around and smiled at Landman, and then walked over. "They have a really good impression of you, much better than my novices."

Landorman took a sip of a cigar, nodded and smiled: "This is what you found! Go and drink your bar, man!"

Miller watched Gernelly leave, and then smiled and said, "Huch, that guy is so funny!"

Huch nodded and smiled, "To be honest, I still like him very much. This is the cutest guy I've ever seen after Randolman. I like him very much."

The three of them were talking when they suddenly heard a voice beside them, "Hey, where did you get this?" Then he stretched out a hand and dialed the strip-shaped badge medal on Miller's chest.

"It is the President's Outstanding Unit Counion Award. For... for the performance of this group in Normandy!" Miller saw that he was a veteran. He didn't know him, so he just nodded at him.

The person who asked the question was Kabo. He looked at Miller with an unhappy face and said, "Yes, it's for the performance of the regiment. But you didn't participate."

"Hey, Carbo! Don't be so angry!" At this time, Tybert touched Capo's arm. "That's the commendation of the whole regiment. Everyone has it."

Kaber didn't make a sound. He looked at Miller and didn't say anything.

Miller couldn't help but be silent. His face turned a little white, and then his lips squirmed a few times, as if he wanted to say something, but finally he still didn't say anything. He silently took off his badge, then put it on the table, looked up at Landorman, got up and left!

Huch and Logan also got up quickly and went out with Miller.

Landorman took a sip of a cigarette and came over with a cigar. He took the badge from the table and looked at it. Suddenly, he looked up and said to Kab, "Fuck you, Kab. You are not a good bird!" Randalman said that he didn't look at Capper again and turned away.

"I have participated in Normandy with my brothers. Why do you say that about me?" Carper was a little unconvinced. He complained to Webster, who was sitting next to him, "Is it because he is a sergeant?"

Webster shrugged his shoulders and spread out his hands, indicating that he would not intervene.

"If it were me, I would say the same." At this time, a voice came from behind Kabo, "Damn it, Kabo! You really are not a good bird!"

"What?" Kaber didn't expect anyone to say that. He turned around and saw that the person standing behind him was White. He was showing disdain at Kaber. White's tone was not good, and there was some sarcasm. Obviously, he has been standing behind and listening for a long time.

"What did you say?" Kaber was a little angry. He could tolerate Randallman. After all, he was a sergeant, but he couldn't tolerate White. "Do you want to say it again?" His tone is not good.

"Fuck you, Cap!" White repeated a sentence heavily, and then still used that very disdainful tone.

"Damn it!" Cap turned around and rushed to White. He was completely angered by White and just wanted to beat that hateful face hard.

"Ban!" As soon as Carbo fell down, White quickly punched him in the face. He is not the master of the beating.

Krabbe staggered and fell back. He tried to grab a table, but the table was also crushed by him, and the wine bottles on the table broke to the ground. Let Carbo be directly disgraced.

"I will make you look good!" Carbo got up and rushed to White, but was soon pulled from behind.

"Rone of me, damn it, asshole!" Capper scolded and tried to kick White with one foot, but he was firmly caught from behind and couldn't move. He struggled desperately, but he couldn't move at all. Obviously, the person behind him was more than one level higher than him.

"Kaber, if I ask you to stop, just stop. Do you still need to kick me?" The voice behind him is very familiar. It's Parks.

He couldn't help but be shocked and stopped struggling. Then he felt that the hand behind him was released, so he turned to Parks and said awkwardly, "I'm sorry, Lieutenant, I didn't know it was you." Then he stared at White angrily.

Parks looked calm and said to Cap, "Well, I don't want the people in my platoon to make trouble here." Then he said to Randowman, "Da Niu, look at the two of them." With that, he walked away.

Kaber stared at White fiercely, and then left resentically. It's really embarrassing for him today.

"Are those two guys full?" Not far away, sitting in a chair, Barry said to Sergei, "Do they often fight in public like this?" It's incredible!"

Sergei suddenly whispered mysteriously to Barry, "Do you want to know why?"

"Say it, don't be a punitive!"

"The guy who left is called Carbo. The other one is called White. Do you know why the two of them fight? It was because when he was in Normandy that Karbo killed a French civilian, White didn't like him all the time. Sergei looks mysterious.

(to be continued)