Khokhlov's armored battalion.
Well, the decision is made, Deyev.
Every regiment is to fight
to the last shell.
The essential thing is to paralyze
the enemy and destroy the tanks.
No right to withdraw, is that clear?
For everyone, with no exception.
The only cause for abandoning
a position may be death.
Call from the Commander of the front.
For you, Comrade Commander.
- Is that clear, Colonel?
- Very clear.
Well, if it's clear, go and
do your job.
God of war!
Aim for the bridge!
And blow it to hell!
- Our guns are battering it already.
- I only believe what I see.
If tanks are crossing it, then the
bridge is there. Call two Katyushas.
- That's risky.
- Take the risk.
- In 20 minutes, no bridge!
- Right!
Tanya.
Tanya.
Tanya.
Thank God you're alive, Lieutenant.
Tanya.
I beg you, get out of here.
And I'm going back to the gun.
Ah, a seIf-propelled gun!
Why don't you do something?
Don't you see?
Tanya, I order you to go to
the shelter! Do you hear me?
I'm going to Chubarikov.
Maybe someone's still alive there.
There's Ukhanov!
Halt, Kuznetsov! Where're you
going? Go back to your gun now!
Put your gun away. Don't you see
a self-propelled gun behind the tanks?
This gun's disabled.
I got to go to Ukhanov.
Wait!
Are you getting panicky?
- Where're anti-tank grenades?
- We still got Ukhanov's gun.
Do you expect me to sit and wait?
Give me the grenades!
Here are the grenades.
All right, Sergunenkov...
You know what's to be done.
- How's that?
- 2 grenades and the bastard's had it!
Look, commander,
it's a hundred yards in the open.
You must, Sergunenkov.
One big leap forward.
Sergunenkov, crawl real low.
Flat on the ground.
Comrade Lieutenant,
please,
if anything, tell my mother that
I was reported missing.
I'm all she's got.
- Get going, Sergunenkov!
- Right away, Comrade Commander.
Rubin, you keep on torturing horses
and I’ll find you in hell!
So long now.
Why is he so slow...
A quick leap forward!
You should've sent me,
Comrade Lieutenant.
I've already lived enough.
That poor kid! Got himself killed
Like that!
He panicked.
Couldn't make it!
You saw him get up!
Why did he do it?
I'm through...
It was all your fault!
- What did you say?
- You go now! Will you?
Of course I will!
What are you doing, guys?
Ukhanov went silent.
It's the self-propelled gun...
Give me a grenade.
Where's the grenade?
Stop, Drozdovsky!
Wait!
Kuznetsov! Kuznetsov!
A good shot, Comrade Lieutenant!
The bull's-eye!
And what's the matter with you, Rubin?
- Are you wounded?
- Just shook up.
Rubin, take him off there!
No, let him stay.
Nobody invited him here.
Rubin, come with me.
Kuznetsov, go to Ukhanov!
Ukhanov!
The gun's all right.
Ran out of shells, damn it!
I've sent some men out.
You're alive!
I'm sure glad you're alive!
Yeah, me too.
Put your cap on, you might
catch cold.
I lost it when I got buried
back there.
What's that in your hand then?
The Germans are attacking
the North flank of the army
with massive air support.
There's heavy fighting taking place
along our first line of defense.
The HQ reserves tank corps hasn't
yet arrived at the mustering area.
- When are you coming here?
- You’ll have to wait.
Our assumptions are confirmed now.
Deyev's division will bear
the brunt of the attack.
Wouldn't it be more prudent for you
to move to Army Observation Post?
As soon as I think it necessary.
I want you to take full
responsibility for the left flank.
Counterattack on the north wing.
Cherepanov, I told you
to let the tanks come through
and to stay on your positions.
If you retreat 1 millimeter,
you may as well blow your brains.
I know they're encircling you.
So what?
You've got all of the artillery!
So hold your ground even...
even if you have to die on the spot!
Cherepanov! Cherepanov!
Comrade Commander,
may I speak to you?
I know everything, Colonel.
What can you add?
Cherepanov's regiment,
two artillery