Evening of the 29th, the front-line command post of the Fifth Marine Division located outside Palampur.
The sudden arrival of the Commander genuinely startled the few staff officers who were discussing what to eat that night.
However, it served them right.
More than an hour ago, the front-line command post of the Southwest Battlefield had already sent a notification that several helicopters would be transporting high-ranking officials to the division headquarters of the Fifth Marine Division, instructing them to be prepared to receive them, mainly by informing the troops along the way to avoid friendly fire.
Who would have thought that the senior staff officer on duty ignored it, assuming that yet another high-ranking Allied Forces officer was coming to join in the excitement.
Previously, high-ranking Allied Forces officers often came to the front-line command post under the guise of "learning and observing," which annoyed the front-line officers and soldiers.
