"Commander, stop sighing. Have a drink of water," the deputy commander said with a smile, "We're the Parachute Regiment. The division commander wouldn't dream of sending us up just yet. Wait for the order."
The Parachute Regiment was proposed by Victor at the military conference in Tijuana in January 1991.
Faster, swifter, more ferocious—in delivering a strike to the enemy's rear!
But why say Victor "favored" Rommel?
Because the first-ever "Parachute Regiment" was assigned to the 4th Marine Division, and the first commander was Kurt Student, an "obscure" officer.
The regiment was composed of 3,000 men, three battalions, three 120mm self-propelled mortar companies, and three 122mm self-propelled howitzer companies—truly "airborne bandits."
When necessary, they would shine brilliantly.
Colonel Kurt Student was also waiting for this opportunity...
Hearing the deputy commander's words, all he could do was shake his head.
