During World War I, radio stations, wired telephones and telegrams were equipped to the battalion command post. Since then, military communication, as an important part of combat effectiveness, has been active in all fields of the war stage with a brand-new look. As mentioned earlier, in June of 194 1, Hitler launched a large-scale surprise attack on the Soviet Union. Shortly after the start of the war, the wired communication of the troops in the western military region of the Soviet Union was completely paralyzed. The Soviet high command did not understand the war situation and became "deaf" and "blind". After repeated wars and defeats, the Germans marched straight in and soon arrived at the gates of Moscow. In order to change this serious passive situation, the Soviet army quickly adopted a series of measures to strengthen and improve communication, which played an important role in turning defeat into victory.