"If the SS is a subordinate of the Army and is unified under the command of the Army, then these outstanding soldiers should not be allowed to die on the front line for nothing." A general spoke while looking at Akado, who was sitting in the head: "They need complete training and equipment to truly adapt to the battlefield."

"The SS always has a way to encourage young people to join the army. Their recruitment methods are better than those of the National Wehrmacht. It is exciting and makes those who know nothing and only want to devote themselves to the head of state to join the army. They are more than us." Another general sighed: "We are disdainful to use topics such as the Great German Party and faith to incite those who are not of the same age."

The reason why the SS was able to quickly sort out the troops of 15 divisions from the remaining crowds after the National Defense Forces recruited troops was because of the incitement of both young and old. They were not afraid of it. They liked to recruit 17-year-old 18-year-old children to play the law, and also liked to absorb some middle-aged uncles over 35. This made them faster when expanding their troops than the provocative National Defense Forces.

"I have read the reports of these troops myself, and I have carefully read them with an attitude of not discrimination or denial." Blauchici hopes to be mixed with this matter, so he pays more attention to his tone and modification: "There are many of these troops that are not suitable for combat. They can fill in the troops that maintain local public order, or use them in places like higher concentration camps, but they are not suitable for going to the front line."

He paused, stood up and said to Akado, "My Head of State, these people joined the armed SS because of their loyalty to you. We do not need to let them die meaninglessly. The frontline troops have not yet reached the dilemma of urgent need for replenishment. Their urgent recruitment will panic the people."

"I know all of these, but the front line does require two complete armies. You and I have discussed it at the last recruitment meeting. We need troops to fill the ever-expanding defense in the north and central regions." Akado looked at Bolaochic, who stood up and said: "The land of the Soviet Union is too vast, even larger than we imagined."

After he finished speaking, he signaled that Bolaoxiche, who was slightly excited, sat down, and continued to speak: "My marshal, the three newly formed armies of the National Defense Forces, are progressing too slowly. The candidates for forming the army we selected together are all very excellent commanders, but they obviously lack understanding of how to quickly build an army."

After completing the reorganization of the A-group Army a few months ago, the German army began to form three other new armies, one was the N-group Army formed and governed by General Qusiral, one was the O-group Army of General Reichnau, and the other was the P-group Army of former Chief of Staff General Bock.

These three armies will be put into combat in the northern and central areas by the German army, and will be treated as a subsequent live force to launch operations against Moscow and other regions. Unfortunately, it seems that these armies may not be able to catch up with the decisive battle between Moscow and Leningrad.

"Since the SS recruitment speed is faster than that of the National Wehrmacht, and the front line is indeed short of troops, why are there still people forcing these young soldiers loyal to me and to this empire, wearing black uniforms that are inappropriate for battlefield environments, and carrying out old weapons that no one wants to do to fight the most powerful enemy?" Akado looked at the army general who had just spoken out and said coldly: "Are these SS enemies of the empire? Are they dangerous elements that need the empire to be careful about?"

When asked, Akado's tone had become a little sinister: "If none of them are, then why are these soldiers who are willing to die for me and sacrifice for this country, who are suspected, excluded, and then die on a battlefield that should not be killed?"

Before the generals could make a statement, Akado continued to quickly say: "Generals, we are so powerful that we can harm our own people's internal struggle? We can already win with confidence? If this kind of mutual struggle and destruction occurs next time, we will be treated as treason! I said this, is anyone opposed?"

"..." You have said this, who dares to object? At this time, a cough will probably be pulled out and hanged, right? All the generals stopped talking, and lowered their heads and waited for Akado to continue talking about his thoughts. After all, the head of state was the head of state, and everyone present had sworn in front of the national flag to be loyal to this great man to the end of the world.

"I reiterate again! The SS is not a substitute for the National Defense Force." Akado looked at the silent generals and said loudly: "The Third Reich has, and there is only one legal armed organization, that is, the National Defense Force. The SS will always be an affiliate of the National Defense Force, do you understand?"

After emphasizing, he looked at Blauchic: "My Marshal, find a way to make your generals who are randomly thinking treat the SS armed forces equally, use them to complete tasks, eliminate the enemy, and build their own merits on the battlefield! Because everyone is German and the people of the Third Reich, everyone has a goal, and everyone is their own people who work together!"

"There is no need for your own people to exclude them!" Akado said: "I can legislate and sign orders. After the war, the Empire does not need to arm the SS, disband these troops, but don't let me hear that you exclude the SS again, because like you, they are soldiers who are determined to fight for the country, and are my most loyal people!"

"Abide by the order! My head of state! The National Defense Forces are willing to accept these soldiers and use them normally." Blauxiche stood up again and said attentively: "Except for the several divisions that I feel are not suitable for going to the front line, we will treat the rest of the troops like the National Defense Forces."

"Thank you very much, my marshal." Akado nodded, then stood up, walked to the front of the map behind him, and looked at Marshal Lundstedt: "Since you have returned from the front line, let's talk to the generals here, what's going on in the battle on the central front line."

Hearing the head of state wanting to listen to the battle report on the central front, Lundstedt's face looked solemn: "My head of state, the battle situation in the central east line seems to be very beneficial to us, but in fact, because the advancement of the southern line is too fast, it is not as optimistic as it seems."

He walked to the front of the map and explained in detail: "Since we captured Minsk, we only fought a large-scale battle with the Soviet troops on the Orsha line. The Soviet army rushed to fight and suffered huge losses. However, we were unable to capture Zhukov's main force, but instead consumed a lot of ammunition and oil because of entanglement with the Soviet second-line troops."

The German army fought fiercely with the Soviet Red Army in the central part of the Eastern Front, and the Orsha Heights became the focus of fierce battle between the two sides. In order to compete for this, the German army used a new type of heavy tank, Tiger King, and barely seized the Orsha Heights. Here, a Tiger King tank was destroyed by a group of Soviet tanks, which also set a precedent for the destruction of the German new tanks.

"After we fought hard by Orsha, the Soviet side seemed to have given up the intention to stop us from advancing towards Smolensk. They began to delay our attack with small troops. Then, after Smolensk deployed about 100,000 troops to defend the lonely city, the main force retreated 70 kilometers west of Moscow." General Lundstedt pointed to the map and said.

He analyzed in detail the situation of the two sides in the central region after the battle: "It seems that we sang loudly all the way, conquering Minsk and surrounding Smolensk. But in fact, our defense line advanced hundreds of kilometers forward and extended our supply line by hundreds of kilometers."

"These places require troops to maintain public order. Starting from Minsk, most of the Soviet railways were somewhat different from our standards. There were problems with maintenance and use. The supply materials on the front line were basically transported by cars and mules and horses." Lundstedt pointed to the road and railway line between Minsk and Smolensk and said: "The Soviet infrastructure was really bad."

"The railway is simply unusable, and the construction standards are too poor. Such things cannot be improved in a short period of time." A general in charge of coordinating the transportation department followed and said: "The highway is even worse. Except for the several pilot projects we helped the Soviet Union to construct in the early days, most of the highways they marked were dirt roads, and they could hardly find them after snow."

"So in fact, after we ate Smolensk, the plan to attack Moscow could not be unfolded immediately. The Soviet Union's supply line was getting shorter and shorter, and our supply line was already more than twice as long." Lundstedt said: "At least, we have to wait until the troops' supply has dropped in the spring before the attack can be launched."

Unlike the construction of roads and railways in the southern region, during the honeymoon period between the Soviet Union and Germany, especially in the early days, the transportation of the Caucasus oil fields to Europe and Germany was a key project for cooperation between the two sides. Therefore, the roads and railways in the southern Soviet Union were still quite complete, but the construction of railway lines connecting Moscow and other places in the north was seriously lagging behind, which made the German army encounter many unexpected difficulties when advancing.

The railway lines marked on the map are simply unusable. The advanced highways marked on the map are actually just ordinary roads. Some ordinary roads on the map are even just bumpy dirt roads, and some do not even have roads. They are completely deserted jungle-
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