All Chapters of Super Soldiers: The Team - Book 2 (Part 1): Chapter 11 - Chapter 20

Mayer turned around and ran in the direction of the hall, simply left the horrified-looking Svoboda standing there and angrily began to punch against the rough wall. Hit the wall with his fists at a rapid pace for almost ten minutes. Blood ran down the wall as Mayer opened his hands. He had to let off steam before he would kill anyone here. At last this unspeakable anger, which he could only control when he drank, subsided.Breathing heavily, Mayer finally turned around and simp

As soon as Mayer had let go of me, I turned around and ran back into the row. Angry with me and I made clear statements, in a not exactly friendly tone."Let's get out of here. He doesn't have them all anymore, that ass. In a tidier formation, if I may ask. I don't want you to get in trouble too," I gave the order to start.

We always left the radio on standby during such searches. That just saved electricity. At the beginning of such searches, you never knew how long you were going. At the fast pace that we presented at such campaigns, it is often difficult to recharge the radios or change the batteries. Since we couldn't use the conventional standard devices. These were not suitable for our ears. Our radios had to be powered by batteries, unfortunately there was no other way. That is why saving electricity was so important to us. We ourselves actually only needed the radios to stay in contact with the operations command. Therefore, these were not absolutely necessary for us. We were able to stay in contact with each

Apparently the groups from all directions met at this point. The group that we had followed from the Czech Republic to this point was one of many groups. I sincerely hoped that more people wouldn't show up here. It seemed that all the tents were occupied and the camp seemed to be full. I sat in silence on the edge of the camp, above the ground in a tree, and watched the group from close by. A bad idea spread through me. But it didn't help. I had to try to en

Jaan, who had a tremendous talent for languages ​​and spoke almost fluent Czech and Polish, spoke to the guards. Even if he wasn't as good as the interpreters of Team 1, he spoke this language almost without an accent. He asked the patrol to show us to the camp and to the head of the camp.The patrol contacted their camp via a walky talky and received support from six other colleagues after five minutes. The additional forces of the camp came running at a run. We were taken in t