2. Januar 1944
The fog becomes denser and denser.[1] I move listening posts in front of the positions. They are fifty to hundred metres in front of our position and have the task of alerting us if the enemy approaches and withdrawing to our line. The Reds push their positions closer every night. Their mortar attacks are repeated daily, but never last long. The Russians are using an incredible number of mortars on all fronts.
My bunker is now completely covered, but has a very narrow entrance and only a short trench in front of it for the observation post. Apart from two messengers, I also have a medic with me.
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- ↑ 1 Jan fog (KTB AOK 6 T-312 Roll 1482 Frame 000343), 2 Jan dense fog (Frame 000346)