Beiyang 1917

() Hastings marked the position of his own troops on the northern front battlefield on the map three times, five times apart, and the three infantry divisions that outflanked the eastward and belatedly were still eight kilometers away from the southwest at this moment, but It is also certain that the main force of Budyonny's cavalry army did not break out to the southwest.

"So...if what Garyev said is true, then Budyonny led a cavalry regiment to break through and arrive at the blank area in the northwest direction, and his main force...could it be in the southeast direction? In Pyatov The south side of the cavalry division?" Dimirev squinted his eyes and touched the map a few times before raising his head to look at Hastings and asked.

"How is this possible? Hundreds of thousands of troops gathered on both sides. Budyonny lost his mind and left the main force of his cavalry army. He only led a cavalry regiment to break through to the northwest? Why go to the northwest? To attack Cheboksary What is a single cavalry regiment enough for? It’s that wimpy Garyev. If I were to lead the troops myself, I would lead the 14th Cavalry Brigade to capture Budyonny alive and annihilate the Soviet Russian cavalry regiment he led!” Clara Shirnikov chattered endlessly.

"Just give me a break, Roman." "Mikhainovich!" Kolchak was obviously a little annoyed by Admiral Krashinikov's chatter. In Kolchak's view, What matters is not where Budyonny is, but where the main force of the cavalry army is. Eliminating the main force of the cavalry army is more critical and critical than capturing or killing Semyon Mikhainovich Budyonny alive.

"Hastings, according to your analysis, the main force of the Budyonny cavalry army should be in the southeast direction. They rushed to the southeast to rescue the 1st Kamyshin infantry division ten kilometers away. That's right. That Pavlov is the chief of staff of the 10th Army of Gidis, although I admire his courage to lead only one division after staying, but Voroshilov will not abandon this favorite general.”

Kolchak held his chin and focused his eyes on the southeast corner, which is south of the position of the 4th Pyatov Cavalry Division, east of the 4th, 5th and 6th Kazan Infantry Divisions, and further south, ten kilometers On the left and right are the positions of the 9th Kazan Infantry Division, and to the south of the 9th Division are the positions of the 1st Infantry Division of Pavlov and Kamyshin, which are surrounded on three sides.

The fish is about to enter the net... Kolchak narrowed his eyes and thought to himself.

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"Your Excellency, Commander-in-Chief, should we just sit back and watch Budyonny run away with a cavalry regiment? In my opinion, capturing Budyonny will deal a greater blow to the Soviet Russian Red Army than cleaning up the newly formed cavalry army! God-given opportunity Ah... God knows what kind of muscle is in Budyonny's mind. There is only one regiment beside him... Although Garyev is more than cautious in fighting, his eyes will not be so difficult , if Budyonny did not personally lead the team, how could a cavalry regiment of the Soviet Russian Red Army repel one of our brigades? They are all great Cossack boys!"

The chief of the Cossacks and the chief of staff of the 1st Kazan Army of the White Guards, Krashinikov, couldn't help but suggested that, in this guy's opinion, if the Soviet Russian Red Army and Moser can be set up as the heroes of the Red Army, thank you If Miao Mikhainovich Budyonny is caught, it will be more significant than the new cavalry army that wiped out the mob of the Red Army. None of the cadres caught him.

"Beiyang 1917, Chapter 750, Chapter 1, Kazan's number one wise general?" Stretched, Hastings' three main infantry divisions have so far been unable to take Pavlov and his 1st Kamyshin infantry division in the encirclement, while the 4th, 5th and 6th infantry divisions were defeated by Budyonny's cavalry. The army has suffered a lot after mixing up, and the progress of the outflanking to the east is too slow..."

Kolchak shook his head lightly, and continued, "The 7th and 4th Cavalry Divisions must be used to encircle and destroy Budyonny's cavalry main force. No matter where Budyonny is at the moment, the southeast direction must be his The current position of the cavalry army, the direction of the opponent's march is also very clear, it is to go south to relieve Pavlov's Kamyshin 1st Infantry Division... If the opponent is allowed to rush to the south, the position of the Kazan 9th Infantry Division will inevitably If you can’t hold it, if the 1st Soviet Cavalry Army and the 1st Kamyshin Infantry Division merge into one unit, the problem on the northern front will be big!”

"Your Excellency, if you and Your Excellency Hastings are correct, it is clear that the 9th Kazan Infantry Division alone cannot encircle the 1st Kamyshin Infantry Division and block the advance of Budyonny's 1st Cavalry Corps." Shock, but... If the 4th Kazan Infantry and the 1917th and 5th Divisions of "Beiyang 6" can arrive on the battlefield in time, we will concentrate 6 infantry divisions and destroy the opponent's cavalry army and infantry division. Sure!" Timilev, Kolchak's chief of staff in the Black Sea Fleet and now the chief of staff of the Kazan 2nd Army, put forward a different view.

Timilev and Krashinikov thought the same. When the main forces of the 10th Army and the 8th Army of the Soviet Union had jumped to the southern line, leaving the pursuit of the White Guards a bit out of reach, Budyonny on the northern line and His 1st Cavalry Corps is the most important target, or in other words, it is a piece of fat. If the decisive battle on the southern front is carried out after the White Guards go south, if only one Kamyshin 1st Infantry Division is eliminated in the end, the harvest will be too small. up...

"Chief of Staff, what happened to Colinco, Hashik, and Neveshvillier? They were frightened by Budyonny's cavalry army? Why did the former enemy headquarters order them to close the east as quickly as possible? With the 7th and 4th Cavalry Division encircling Budyonny's 1st Cavalry Corps, how could they move so slowly?" Kolchak asked Hastings obviously a little angrily.

The commander of the 4th Division of the Kazan Infantry, Alexander "A" Alexandrovich Kolinko, is a native Kazan Tatar. His family is in the fur business. He studied at the Petrograd Military Academy. He joined the Tsarist Russian army, rose to the rank of infantry regiment commander in the European War, and later defected to Kolchak and became the division commander of the 4th Kazan Division of the White Guards.

The commander of the 6th Division of the Kazan Infantry, Pavel Pakavich Hashik, also came from a large Kazan Tatar landowner. His family has countless pastures and farmland. He is a classmate of Kolinko at the Petrograd Military Academy. The commander of the 5th Division of the Kazan Infantry, Nakri Navievich Nevichvile, is a Chuva from Cheboksary and a general of the Tsarist Russian army. He defected to Kolchak After the Kazan regime, he became the commander of the 5th Division. He usually claims to be the number one wise general in Kazan, but no one believes it.