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Chapter 1185 Project Gauche - Caribbean Commonwealth

Hessman, wearing a gray marshal's uniform, came out of the open Mercedes-Benz sedan, holding a scepter of the Imperial Marshal. His personal secretary Natalie and the new chief adjutant Colonel Heinz Brandt got out of the car first, and now they were waiting by the car door with their handbags. Hitler's private secretary Martin Bowman was already standing at the gate of the Eagle's Nest. Seeing Hessman appear, he hurried forward and raised his hand.

"Marty of the Empire, welcome you," Bauman said in a flattering tone.

"Hello, Martin." Hessman shook hands with Martin Bowman.

"The leader is on the phone with Caesar of Rome, so he can't come out to greet him," Bauman told Hessman, "he was furious at the atrocities that took place in Buenos Aires."

The city of Buenos Aires suffered heavy losses in yesterday's bombing. Large areas of the city were turned into ruins or ashes, at least 100,000 people were homeless, and tens of thousands died in the bombing. There were no less than 10,000 wounded, mainly poor people who were burned by the fire, and many were seriously injured and very painful.

After the bombing was over, Juan Peron immediately came out of the basement of the Rose Palace and went to the European Union Command, seeking help from Falkenhorst and Canaris. Then, at least his ambassadors to Germany and Rome asked Hitler and Mussolini for help.

Hessman was called by Hitler from Thosson to Berchtesgaden's Eagle's Nest because of Juan Peron's request for help.

When he walked into Hitler's office, the Prime Minister of the Third Reich looked very calm and had a smile on his face. He stood up from behind the desk and went up to shake hands with Hessman: "Master of the Empire, our South American children are in trouble and need our help. Do we have the energy to help them?"

"Of course we have the extra energy," said Hessman. "I had already spoken with Oliga before boarding the plane. She agreed to send 300 pilots who had received 190 pilot training to form a RAF expeditionary division to Argentina."

"Send Russians?"

"Yes, just send the Russians, they're enough to deal with the Americans."

The Royal Russian Air Force was formed based on the rebellious Soviet Red Air Force pilots. It is not very large in scale. It has only 1,000 commonly used combat aircraft. However, it has many first-class pilots. These people are elites who grew up in the battle with the Luftwaffe and are particularly good at interception operations.

Therefore, after receiving the report from the European Union Command in New Asbania, Hessman immediately hung up the phone to Oliga, who was far away in Petrograd, asking her to send an air expeditionary force.

"Where are our people?" Hitler asked, "Is there not enough troops?"

"The strength of the troops is certainly sufficient," Hessman replied, "but we should convince the enemy that our aviation forces are not sufficient."

The main aviation forces of the European Community are now the Luftwaffe, the German Navy Air Force, the French Air Force and the French Navy Air Force. The Royal Russian Air Force can only be regarded as scraps, while the British Royal Air Force's power is mainly used in the Indian battlefield, and the air forces of other countries are basically fighting for soy sauce.

The strength of the Luftwaffe, German Naval Air Force, French Air Force and French Naval Air Force are quite strong. The total number of various standing combat aircraft (excluding trainers, transport aircraft and backup aircraft) it owns exceeds 23,000! Although it cannot be compared with the number of commonly used aircraft owned by the Americans, its structure is more reasonable, its fighter performance is more advanced, and the pilot's technical level is also higher. Therefore, in the Atlantic Ocean, Guyana-Caribbean, it has always had an advantage in air training on the two major battlefields of the Atlantic Ocean, Guyana-Caribbean.

However, the advantage of European common air power is not enough to support the implementation of the "Gauchiburg Plan", so it is also necessary to transfer American air power from the direction of Newfoundland to the direction of Caribbean and New Asbania.

To achieve the goal of using New Asbania to attract American air power, Americans must feel that the air power of Germany and France is approaching the limit of use. The number of 23,000 aircraft is very large at first glance (in fact, there are also many), but the proportion of serious shore-based fighters (including heavy fighters) is not high.

Among the more than 20,000 aircraft, there are as many as 5,000 carrier-based aircraft and seaplanes; among the various models of shore-based, there are no less than 5,000 long-range reconnaissance aircraft, medium-sized and heavy bombers; at the same time, the number of aircraft (including fighter bombers) for various ground attack purposes also exceeds 5,000. Three five thousand is 15,000, which means that the total number of shore-based fighters owned by France and Germany is only 8,000.

These 8,000 fighter jets cannot be used as interceptors, at least 2,000 of which must be used for various escort and cover (cover bases, fleets and reconnaissance aircraft). The 6,000 aircraft that can be used as interceptors must guard the Atlantic islands, Atlantic barriers, important cities and facilities in Guyana-north Brazil, Noble Asbania and Europe. The troops are not tight, but they are definitely not as relaxed.

“Although the Americans’ aviation force is nearly twice as large as ours,” Hessman continued to tell Hitler, “but it is far from being fully deployed in all war zones. Because the fighter jets and pilots of the U.S. are not as good as ours in quality, and they must deploy a large number of fighter jets across the eastern coast to intercept our missiles and attack our missile carrier formations.”

Although the number of missiles launched by the Luftwaffe and Navy to large cities on the east coast of the United States is not large, it has limited American aviation forces.

In addition, the French Navy Air Force's br.810 twin-engine carrier-based bomber successfully raided the Bermuda Islands, which also sounded the alarm for the Americans that the Bermuda Islands might fall. Therefore, the US military has been expanding facilities on the Bermuda Islands in the past two months. It is estimated that a large number of aviation forces and ground forces will be deployed there.

"Sending the Russian Air Expeditionary Force to Buenos Aires is just the beginning of a series of deceptions, and there will be further actions that will convince the Americans that the Caribbean Sea is the target area for our attack," Hessman told Hitler.

The "Gauchiburg Plan" is now close to finalization, and the copy will be sent to Prime Minister Adolf Hitler's office to land in North America at a battle of this level, which requires approval from the Command Department meeting. As one of the three giants of the Command Department meeting, Hitler naturally needs to study the details of the "Gauchiburg Plan". What Hessman told Hitler now is a key detail of the "Gauchiburg Plan".

"What are you going to do?" Hitler asked.

"The biggest obstacle to the attack on Newfoundland is not the US ground forces on the island, nor the 7, but the P51 deployed there. This type of fighter jet is able to compete with the Folk 636 for air supremacy, so we must convince the Americans that our target is Trinidad. So we intend to let the Air Force's Folk 636 and 190 pretend to be naval aviation aircraft to fight on the Guyana-Caribbean battlefield, and at the same time station several large aircraft carriers in Port Beren."

Because the carrier-based me262t high-speed jet aircraft will definitely participate in the "Gauchiburg Project", the 7 will not pose a huge threat to the offensive fleet. However, the P51, which has excellent medium and low altitude performance, is a problem. The heavy aircraft such as the me262t cannot deal with such flexible fighter jets below 5,000 meters (but the powerful firepower of the me262t is enough to fight the strong 7 below 5,000 meters. If Folk 636 cooperates, the 7 will not pose a threat). If the Americans deployed too many P51s on Newfoundland, it would be a big trouble for the EC landing fleet that relied on carrier-based aircraft to win the air superiority.

After all, the number of aircraft carriers that the EC Combined Fleet can be deployed is limited, and the number of carrier-based aircraft can be carried is at most more than 1,000. Among them, the Folk 636, which can be the king at medium and low altitudes, is at most 1,000. It is impossible to crush the P51 with a number of more than 1,000, because the aircraft deployed by the United States on Newfoundland Island are all easy to replenish shore-based aircraft, so it is not advisable to use carrier-based aircraft to fight the war of attrition.

Therefore, the air strike on Newfoundland must be in place in one step, destroying the main airports on the island before the landing operation begins, and fully obtaining air supremacy.

With air supremacy, the European Community Navy, which already has sea supremacy, can block the waters between Newfoundland and the North American continent through large-scale mine laying, so that Newfoundland will become an isolated island without help, and it will not be difficult to defeat it. In fact, it does not need to be completely defeated. As long as the landing troops can set up a bridgehead where large airports can be arranged, it is enough.

After Hursman roughly talked about the specific plans to seize air supremacy and block the island in Newfoundland, Hitler pondered for a moment and asked: "District cooperation is needed? Our peace negotiations with the Americans have resumed. Should we take the opportunity to send some wrong signals?"

"Of course, of course, diplomatic cooperation is needed." Hessman nodded, "Didn't the Americans make a request for self-determination of an American nation? I think we can further put forward the demands of separation from Britain and Canada and neutrality... We should make them mistakenly believe that we are consistent with them in the position of breaking up the British Empire.

In addition, we should further propose the requirement to establish a Caribbean Federation, which is to merge the British and French territories in the Caribbean Sea with other independent countries to form an independent, free, democratic and neutral federal state.
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