Ubermensclich

So, let's take from the top herr Lindelof.
As you wish sir.
Name and rank.
Wilhelf von Lindelof. Wachmeister of the 79th Panzer Battalion.
You participated in the battle of Stalingrand.
Yes, sir. I was placed in Stalingrand until I was transferred here.
Lindelof looked nervous.His hands were shaking and he was sweating like a pig. The Gestapo Officer noticed that immediately. It was not an uncommon sight. He new of the fear his army insignia inflicted on others. The power he has over his life is absolute. That was from the moment he entered the interrogation room.
No need to worry herr Lindelof... Your life is not at stake. Your service to the Reich is unquestionable and valuable. We are interested in what you saw... What you experienced. Tell me one more time what happened on that plain you were marching...
Javol mein Kommandant. We were moving a unit composed of 15 panzers and 20 escort soldiers in position to provide long range surpressive fire for the rest of the battalion so that we could march unhindled, flank the enemy and destroy them. Standard tactics of war for every battle involving mechanized units.
Of course herr Lindelof...
The Wachmeister paused for a moment.
I personally overlooked the deployment of this unit to the battlefield as it would play a crucial role in the clash with the Russians...Everything was in order... But then...