Chapter 78: Sharpening the knife will not delay chopping wood

After seeing off Stupfer in a better mood, Lynn himself felt a little depressed: the two swords were majestic in their striking voice, but it was not just a matter of hard work to dance!

A few days later, Ensren and Walrich led the command of the 7th dispatch team to the Dutch capital. {" } Using their little accumulated connections, plus the Imperial Intelligence Agency, which used the "More" Machinery Manufacturing Company as the shell, Lynn helped them prepare a hiding place with ideal conditions and a cover-up identity for public activities. Korning and his technical team also came to the Netherlands, but in order to create a "surge" opportunity for the Baath Party, Lynn only left Tchimeer, and the rest were sent back to Bremen to plan and prepare a rumor attack on the Soviet army to use atomic bombs to attack Kiel.

The specific itinerary of the Allied generals is still a mystery, but Lynn judged that the date was very close through some official actions of the Netherlands. Since there was not much time, he decided to plan the combat plan early, so he summoned the two deputy commanders of the dispatched team, four staff officers and three commanders of the team who had arrived in the Netherlands, and introduced them to them with the administrative map of Amsterdam: "According to information from all parties and my personal judgment, the Allied generals will definitely come to Amsterdam to participate in the military parade, and will definitely visit the Queen of the Netherlands. With these two reference points, our deployment can be fully targeted.

What we cannot determine is the itinerary of the Allied generals and their members. Basically, there are three possibilities for their itinerary: Route 1, arrive at the Dutch Naval Base in Den Held, and then take a car to Amsterdam. Route 2, arrive at the Dutch Air Force Base in Alkmal, and take a car to Amsterdam; Route 3, take a train to Amsterdam directly. With the influence of the Netherlands, even if Marshall does not visit in person, Marshal Brooke, deputy head of the European Allied Command, will come. We only need to make sure that we are not attacking fake targets that confuse the sight of the Allies."

Although there has been a preliminary idea of ​​the ambush plan for the three lines, Lynn is not in a hurry to instill his thinking into this group of subordinates who have no less experience in special combat than him, but intends to let them talk about their own opinions first.

Lieutenant Colonel Enslun, who was born in the Brandenburg Special Forces, said in a loud and firm voice: "The line-controlled bombs are pre-set on every road they may pass. The power must be sufficient, and the explosion points must be connected in rows to ensure that one blow is fatal."

"We can learn from the experience of the battle against the Stalin train, disguise themselves as sentry ranks, mainly use line-controlled bombs, and use anti-tank rockets and mortars as the back-up to ensure a 100% success rate." Walrich spoke not loudly, and what he said was more substantial than the volume itself. Because the raid on the Stalin train incident had a huge impact, the ban had been issued in the empire. Walrich deliberately did not mention its details and was playing the edge ball, and his intention was not difficult to understand: it was not accidental to let these colleagues with equal military ranks and qualifications know that they could become their superiors.

"Or draw on the successful experience of Operation Nuremberg." Walrich continued: "The advantage of using the mobile remote-controlled bomb "Golia's Little Giant" to launch attacks in areas that seem to be unfavorable to ambush attacks is to deal with situations where the Dutch military is too tightly guarded, and they certainly do not want unexpected situations in their capital."

"I think conventional wire-controlled ** is safer, and the amount is easier to calculate. We can set up next to a road of hundreds of meters. If we grasp it properly, we can eliminate a whole convoy." A team commander with the rank of captain calmly gestured with his hands, as if it was just right.

Walrich was still a little younger after all, and his expression turned from sunny to dark. Lynn saw it, and he walked quietly with his hands behind his back, "** is not a problem, you can do as much, but the problem is that the terrain surrounding Amsterdam is too simple. We have conducted some surveys and calculations before. From Deng Held to the city of Amsterdam, there are very few natural obstacles available for utilization. We will never dig the asphalt road and bury it underneath. If we dig holes on the flat ground on the roadside, it will be difficult to ensure the destructive power of the explosion. Speaking of the little Giant Goliath, we have established a secret factory in the Netherlands.

There are twenty finished products in the warehouse, with a production of about four hours a week, and they are used to supply the use of various dispatched teams. In addition, you may have heard of the 'Daughter of Rhine, a kind of artificially guided anti-aircraft rocket. As early as 1944, we successfully conducted several tests, but for various reasons, they were not put into mass production. It is now in production at our Nordic factory, and it is an improved model with improved power. Two of them have arrived in the Netherlands safely. The base camp allowed us to use them at critical moments - like the 88mm gun, they can also be used to effectively deal with ground targets."

After saying this, Lynn observed the officers' reactions one by one, and no one showed a slight disdain or resistance. These people participated in the "Aryan Ark Plan" and stayed in the "Sanctuary" base. The propaganda of the base camp easily made people feel that Lynn Galgo is a Jedi hero and a magical savior of this decayed empire. Although his actions and decisions were taken by mistake and took extreme risks, they all achieved convincing results. Now in a critical period of breaking through the shackles of many shackles, people naturally would be willing to believe that such an extraordinary person could continue to lead everyone to the light through obstacles.

I heard that the legendary magic weapon "Rhine Daughter" appeared, and everyone felt a little strange. In order not to mislead everyone's ideas, Lin Neng specifically explained: "Everyone, the reason why I mentioned the 'Golia Little Giant' and 'Rhine Daughter' is mainly because I feel that the Allies have mastered our traditional attack methods. If there are more ways to deal with it, our probability of success will naturally be affected, so we must use some unconventional means as supplements and backups. In the final analysis, we must do our best to ensure that one blow will be killed!"

The commander set the tone, and the officers were thinking about it. Some seemed to have found the direction, while others were still trying hard to understand, ponder and reflect.

Four days later, Lynn drove on the highway from Amsterdam to Alkmaar. Walrich sat in the deputy seat, with Zerle, who was originally a special forces unit and Weich, who was originally a special forces unit. Before he knew it, it was late summer. The bright sunshine was less heat from the heat of the heat, and the wind passing through the window brought coolness. The terrain along the way was flat, and the Dutch road network was well maintained. The Mercedes-Benz with an embassy license plate made people feel refreshed. Along the way, the Dutch military set up a lot of new mobile posts and highways.

There is no accumulation of wheat piles within five meters left and right. The few highway bridges are guarded by Dutch soldiers. Although these soldiers do not seem to be facing a great enemy, and temporary military deployment cannot withstand the attacks of elite troops, every house used to station guard soldiers has telephone facilities, and military vehicles frequently swim and patrol on the highway, which means that the attackers are unable to find ambush points that can be used without using force. If they attack and occupy a certain guard point, the time it will not be noticed by the opponent will be very short.

Relying on the cover of the embassy license plate and diplomat identity, Lynn and the others started to stop and stopped along the way, and they took a ulterior motive for placing the path with ulterior motives. Several times they were checked by Dutch soldiers. It took 5 pm and the car arrived at the Ship Research Institute in Alkmaar. After honking the horn at the gate, Lynn soon saw Sarah and her briefcase that was not very compatible with her body. Walrich squeezed into the back seat, and Sarah sat in the auxiliary seat in surprise: "I didn't expect you to pick me up in person. It's so troublesome!"

Lynn smiled kindly: "It's okay, I just come here to do business. These three friends from Germany were originally made by yachts. The war destroyed everything. Recently, they raised funds to rebuild the shipyard. This time they came to the Netherlands to inspect cooperation."

Immediately afterwards, Lynn introduced their pseudonyms one by one, and Sara politely greeted them, so that the atmosphere would not be too weird when he returned to Amsterdam with the same car.

"I heard that your institute also does ship machinery?" Walrich started talking with Sarah according to Lynn's instructions.

When talking about work, Sara seemed not enthusiastic, and she simply replied: "Well, it's mainly technical research on ship power."

"The Netherlands' technology is indeed in the leading position in this regard. Our German shipyard has retreated for at least twenty years after the continuous struggles before and after the war." Walrich said hypocritically, but tried to ask whether Sara could find an opportunity to recommend the head of the institute. Rebuilding the shipyard is in urgent need of power technology that can keep up with the times.

"I will talk about this to Dr. Dilmit when I go to work next Monday." Sarah responded vaguely.

The real planner, Lynn, drove the car as if nothing had happened, actually paying attention to the conversation between them. The preliminary contact point was over, and he changed the topic at the right time and said: "By the way, Sarah, I just noticed that your institute is very close to the barracks! I should have been harassed a lot recently, right?"

Sarah's attitude towards Lynn was obviously gentle and close to her: "Hey, you diplomats are really omniscient! Fortunately, they are just making noise during the day, otherwise we won't even think about sleeping well at night."

"Do you know why?" Lynn asked with a smile.

Although outsiders were present, facing Lynn's charming smile, Sarah still asked mischievously: "I don't know, I'm waiting for you to give me the answer!"

Lynn maintained his signature smile: "If it was a continuous queue slogan, it means the army will be inspected; if it was a rumbling gun, it means they might be on the front line; or if it was a noisy engine sound, it means the troops were changing defenses and undergoing adaptive training. Do you understand?"

"I understand!" Sarah smiled and said, "There must be a big shot, and the status is absolutely extraordinary. They are the Royal Guards of the Netherlands!"

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