"Damn it! The Americans have already landed, why don't they open fire! What are they doing!" In an official office further back, a German colonel yelled angrily, "Telephone! Is the phone connected?

?”

"Colonel, the phone line is open, but no one is answering!" the operator replied.

"Haney, take your battalion and rush over immediately!" the colonel said. At the same time, he remembered the white mist that appeared before the second explosion of the bombs dropped by American planes, so he quickly added, "Let everyone

Put on a gas mask!”

Battalion Commander Hani stood up silently, raised his hands in a salute like a colonel, and walked out. After a while, the colonel saw Hani leading hundreds of people running along the traffic trench toward the frontier business.

…

"Quick, quick!" Captain Miller had now landed on the beach. He waved the Chicago typewriter in his hand and shouted to the soldiers behind him, "We have to rush up before the enemy reacts!" Then he stepped on it.

Looking at the sand that had been completely turned over by the navy's shells, he looked towards

The Germans buried a lot of mines on the slope, but now, these mines no longer pose a threat. During more than two hours of bombardment, the navy used artillery to plow this place over and over again. Those mines

The minefield has long been cleared by this crazy bombardment.

Climbing up the steep slope without any obstacles, Miller and his company rushed into the German communication trench. Following the communication trench, they came to a bunker. The iron door of the bunker was open, and a German soldier fell beside the door.

It was quiet inside the bunker. Although during the preparation meeting the night before the landing, Miller and the others had some idea of ​​the effectiveness of the Air Force's fuel-air bomb.

I understand and know that this kind of bomb can create a large area without oxygen, which can directly cause the enemy to suffocate to death. At first, Miller, like everyone else, was doubtful about the effect of this kind of bomb. But he rushed in smoothly along the way.

The opponent's communication trenches seemed to prove from the side that this bomb had such capabilities. Otherwise, why didn't the enemy fight back?

However, out of caution, Miller still winked at Tommy who was following him, and at the same time threw a grenade in. Before the sound of the grenade exploding had dissipated, Miller and Tommy rushed forward with Thompson in their hands.

Went in. The smoke from the explosion had dissipated, and Miller's eyes widened at the sight he saw.

There were seven or eight corpses of German soldiers lying scattered in the bunker. There were no obvious injuries on their bodies, but all of them had their mouths opened wide. Their eyes were wide open, and their eyes bulged outwards, almost from their eye sockets.

The inside burst out. Their hands were also tightly covering their throats. Miller saw that the Germans' hands were covered with blood. It seemed that they wanted to scratch their own throats so that they could

Can take a breath.

"This is so tragic!" Miller felt a chill running down his spine, "I bought a watch last year! If I were you, I would rather shoot myself in the head!"

Although there was an oxygen tube leading to a small oxygen bottle with a capacity of 20 minutes fixed under his nose, Miller still felt a little suffocated. He walked to the shooting hole of the bunker and looked out. From here, he could

I could clearly see the beach not far away. There were many soldiers jumping from the landing craft into the waist-deep water, and then they waddled towards the beach like a large group of ducks.

"If I were a German and set up a machine gun to shoot at them here, how many people would be killed..." This idea made Miller afraid for a while, and he quickly shook his head, as if he wanted to

It's like shaking this terrible thought out of your head. "Fortunately, there is such a bomb. Fortunately, all these Germans are dead! God bless the United States." Miller thought this way.

"Captain! The Germans are coming up!" Sergeant Bill shouted from outside the bunker.

Miller hurriedly ran out, and they saw, more than two hundred meters away, a large group of German soldiers rushing towards them along the communication trench.

"Hold still, don't fire, wait until they get closer!"

Miller knew that due to strong winds, the oxygen content here is gradually recovering, but no matter what, the oxygen content here is still much lower than the normal level. "First put them in the hypoxic zone, and then...

"Miller showed an evil smile.

…

Hani led the soldiers to run towards the forward group of bunkers. After running no more than 300 meters, he felt a little out of breath. His heart was beating wildly, as if it was about to jump out of his chest.

My legs are starting to feel a little weak.

"What's wrong with me? I've only run so many steps and I'm so tired?" Although he felt strange in his heart, the situation was urgent and Hani didn't care about it. He gritted his teeth and ran forward.

Gritting his teeth, Hani ran for more than twenty steps. At this time, he felt his legs weaken and fell to the ground. He opened his mouth desperately and gasped, but he still couldn't breathe. The scenery in front of him

It began to turn black. Faintly, he saw that in front of him it seemed

Someone seemed to rush over. He tried hard to lift the MP-43 assault rifle in his hand, but at this time, the gun was so heavy that he exhausted all his strength and could not lift it.

.Then his vision went dark and he fainted.

…

When Miller led his soldiers to attack the Germans, the Germans were almost unable to move due to lack of oxygen. Miller successfully captured hundreds of Germans at the cost of one person being injured.

At this time, the oxygen content in the air began to gradually recover, and some German soldiers who had fallen into coma gradually began to wake up. But at this time, they had become prisoners under the gun.

Miller drove the captured Germans into a large bunker, and the Germans' first operation to retake the beach ended in failure. Now, more American soldiers have arrived here, and the beach has been stabilized.

The next step is to break through in depth. But this still needs to wait, firstly, for some heavier equipment to land, and secondly, for the attack aircraft of the 21st Attack Aircraft Wing to go back to load bombs.

But that doesn't mean they can do nothing.

"Miller, have you seen that area over there? According to aerial reconnaissance, there is a German 6-inch gun position there. Take your men and go and take him out." A lieutenant colonel said to Miller.

"Yes, Lieutenant Colonel Lawrence!" Miller replied immediately, then he turned around and began to greet his soldiers, "Okay, Tommy, Stocker, bring your platoon, we have a mission."

Tommy put down the MP-43 he was playing with, picked up his Thompson, and stood up.

…

On the command ship, Ron put down the telescope in his hand. Just now, he had clearly seen that the US soldiers successfully controlled the crucial fortresses without almost any fighting. Now, it is certain that history

The scene of a river of blood on Upper Omaha Beach will no longer appear. Of course, this may mean that the chance of this beach appearing in war movies in the future will be greatly reduced.

At this moment, Ron's adjutant Scott came over: "General, the British are in trouble. They encountered German tanks."

"Where is it? How is the situation?" Ron said as he turned and walked into the combat command room.

"On the west side of Sword Beach. That place can no longer be reached by naval guns."

"Where is our plane?" At this time Ron had already walked to the sea map.

"Our eight attack aircraft on Sword Beach have dropped all their ammunition and are on their way back. The situation on other beaches is roughly the same. However, the attack aircraft of our two new squadrons have arrived as planned, and it will take about ten minutes.

We'll be there soon."

"Very good, order, all the aircraft carrying anti-tank weapons of the 32nd Squadron are concentrated on Sword Beach to support the British army in the battle. Be careful, be careful of accidental damage! Fight after you see clearly." Ron ordered.

Ron knew that before he traveled through time, and until the 21st century, with the common data link between the three armed forces, accidental damage was a very common thing during direct air-to-ground fire support. And in different countries

Between the coalition forces, the chance of accidental damage will be higher. Just like during the first Gulf War, soldiers of the British 7th Armored Division once said that they are not afraid of T-72, but afraid of pigs. The Iraqis are most afraid of

OK t

The -72 tank is far from the opponent of the British Challenger tank, but if a group of A-10 Jew Pig attack aircraft from American allies fly in the sky, all British armored soldiers will involuntarily pray to God. Because, here

In this war, the casualties caused by the enemy to the 7th Armored Division were not even as high as those caused by the A-10 Jew Pig attack aircraft that accidentally shot down friendly forces. In this era, the probability of such a situation will only be higher.

In particular, the British also have tanks on Sword Beach. If you are not careful, the German tanks will certainly be in trouble, but the British tanks will also be in serious trouble.

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At Sword Beach, the British army had controlled most of the beachhead, but when they advanced to the west and tried to join the Canadian troops landing on Juno Beach, they encountered the German 21st Tank Division.

In fact, the German 21st Armored Division is a veteran unit. It has fought many battles with the British and American Allied Forces in North Africa and has repeatedly achieved military exploits. However, the current unit does not seem to be taken seriously. This is due to the tanks they equip.

It can be seen that at present, the best tanks they equip are not enough, just the No. 4 tank. The entire 21st Armored Division does not even have a Tiger or Leopard.

Moreover, because the Germans made mistakes in weather forecasts, the commander of the 21st Armored Division took advantage of this opportunity to go to Paris to relax. What's worse, he actually took many officers with him. So now

, the resistance of the 21st Armored Division was just a spontaneous resistance, and to be honest, the threat to the British was not too great.

However, the tanks of the 21st Armored Division were in a really good position. They were in a position that could not be reached by naval guns. They relied on the fortifications to organize defenses and continuously repelled many attacks from the British.
Chapter completed!