Seems like Germans, at least in some sense, thought in some sense like Finns. I mean that if a German commander told a Finnish person who served under SS (or if there were cases when under Luftwaffe), or Finnish jaegers under German officers during Kaiser regime, it would be VERY EASY for Finnish military personnel to remember what does the scream "Pauke! pauke!" mean. Because even a Finnish commander could have given an order to attack/shoot the enemy by saying "antaa paukkua!" ("let it bang!" or "let it boom!" or "let it crackle!"). "Paukkua" (close to pauke!) is a common colloquial word in Finnish language and can mean many noisy things, sometimes even noisy flatulence.

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That would be “Combat patrol”