"Didn't you say that you have prepared a secret weapon? There is no movement now. What's going on?" Helman threw the telescope aside and watched his soldiers come back by crossfire again.

Instead of relying on Stuka bombers to clear the bunkers and gangs in front of him one by one, he would rather choose a more comfortable way to solve the problem.

At least, it was not to let his infantry go up one by one to die, test the enemy's firepower point, and then let the air force clear it...

The cost of doing this is too great, so great that Hermann and the German commanders are unwilling to bear it. If we test this way, it is hard to say how many German soldiers who landed in the landing can be left.

"We just passed the target parameters back, and we probably should be preparing for an attack now, right?" The Chief of Staff looked puzzled. He also heard that the Head of State had prepared secret weapons. It is unknown what kind of weapons it was.

German soldiers were struggling on the beach, while British soldiers were condescending and massacring hundreds of German landing soldiers.

Despite the tank cover and various new landing methods, the German army was unable to cross the chalk cliff, so it was unable to effectively suppress and counterattack the British army.

"There are too many goals, and these goals are too scattered. It is not feasible for the Air Force to suppress all targets within 15 kilometers at the same time." The Air Force Liaison Command is now in chaos, and an officer yells at the Army Commander who is applying for suppression.

The German Stuka has never taken off since the morning. This is a complicated and long and devastating process, and every air force commander is now in a state of great anxiety.

Commanding thousands of aircraft to fight back and forth is definitely not an easy job even today when there are electronic computers.

What's more, these aircraft have to attack different targets or perform different missions. It is completely imagined how busy and chaotic the current Luftwaffe commanders are.

"The last flight wing has not returned yet. It will cause chaos if you let the plane take off!" an air force commander shouted to his subordinates.

"What? They haven't returned yet? Sir! The time has exceeded! They have timed out! If I don't take off these planes, the first batch of attack troops will return, and we will not have a runway to land for them!" The officer in charge of the airport dispatcher defended his superiors loudly.

"Damn it! Activate the 1st alternate airport!" Hearing his subordinates say this, the commander didn't know what to say.

German aircraft are known for their flight distances and short air stagnation time. Even if they carry a secondary fuel tank, these aircraft still cannot stay over the UK for a long time.

In order to make up for such shortcomings, the Luftwaffe had to take off fighter jets and bombers in batches to keep the landing troops above and have their own aircraft covering the battle.

"British fighter jets are fighting back!" At this time, the bad news was simply connected to each other. The sky channel was already very chaotic, and British fighter jets appeared on the battlefield again.

"Let the fighter troops shoot down these bastards! Ensure absolute air supremacy in the airspace!" After hearing the news of the British Air Force dispatch, Kesseling gave a counterattack order without thinking.

He must ensure air supremacy over the strait and at the landing site, otherwise the responsibility for the failure of the entire landing will fall on the Air Force.

Goring had repeatedly guaranteed with the head of state that the Air Force would definitely gain air supremacy. If the air battle failed, Goring and Kesselin, who was in charge of the front line, would probably be hanged by the head of state.

On the beach, when a British fighter was shot down, dragging a long black smoke to the sea, then exploded next to a landing ship, all the German soldiers waved their arms and cheered.

They have been suppressed for too long, and even watching the air force kill the enemy, it has excited these young German soldiers.

In order to keep the landing troops brave and good at fighting, many soldiers took special medicines. These refined stimulants can keep the soldiers physically and launch an attack on the enemy without hesitation.

However, even the most powerful medicines cannot truly allow the body to surpass the enemy's steel.

Although the British Air Force fought for air supremacy on the battlefield, their strength was too weak to pose a fatal threat to the German army on the beach.

In fact, in addition to being unable to break through the solid defense system arranged by the British army at the gap in the chalk cliff, the German army had actually controlled a large area of ​​sand.

In the absence of sufficient artillery suppression, the German engineers even built shore facilities connecting the floating docks little by little, risking the enemy's bullets and artillery fire.

"In another 20 minutes, the specified time will be exceeded... If you can't break through here, all your efforts today will fail..." Hermann looked at his watch. It was already past 7 o'clock in the morning.

This time was almost an hour before the daylight came. For the German army, which had only one daytime attack, an hour was already quite long.

It was a long hour. Dietrich, who was waiting on the sea, was surrounded by the main landing force responsible for getting the armored division of the Adolf Hitler Guard Flag Team to land.

Although he was also extremely anxious, he had to wait until the 112th Division and the 9th Mechanized Infantry Division opened the gap before he could land on the shore.

Because his troops are precious and should not be wasted easily - it is easy to unload these leopard tanks on the ship, but if you retreat, you will be more difficult than climbing to the sky.

It is precisely because of this that the 112th Division must wait until the 112th Division successfully achieves its tactical goals before the precious armored forces can land and complete subsequent combat missions.

Every link has been planned long ago, and the front-line commander must not change it without authorization. Now, no matter how anxious he is, he can only wait for the German army on the front to send back the news of victory.

At the same time, Deere, the British Army Chief of Staff who was guarding Maidstone, finally breathed a long sigh. His defense line blocked the German attack, and the chalk cliff wall was stronger than expected.

He grabbed the phone and was asking about the battle situation of the British army on the front line. The news from the phone really excited him: "Sir! The German army may not be able to penetrate our defense for another hour!"

"Very good! Let every bunker and every position become a fatal trap for killing the German army!" Dier gave his own order: "I will never take a step back! Behind you are the land of the motherland!"

It is not necessary to say Sir Deer. The soldiers of the British coastal defense forces actually understand what kind of disaster they will face if they retreat.

Therefore, it has long been a consensus among the British troops of the shore defense. They were stationed on their own positions and were unwilling to take a step back after they had all their bullets.

However, due to the fact that the hoarding and the relatively complete preparations were relatively complete, the coastline garrison troops were the most ammunition-enough British troops. For a time, the German army's plan to break through the defense line while the British army was insufficient ammunition was completely lost.

The British commander who had just put down the phone and commanded the battle saw another German attack being repelled, and he felt more convinced that the other party seemed to have no choice but to use his fortress cover.

Because the English Channel is covered with mines, entering the Channel from both sides is a very dangerous action. Therefore, the German landing forces cannot enjoy the cover of naval guns.

Without large caliber naval gun cover, the British bunker group deployed at the gap in the chalk cliff of Dover will be almost invincible!

Relying on the Luftwaffe Stuka bombers to destroy these bunkers and trenches one by one, it is estimated that the battle will not be decided until dark.

However, once it is dark, the outcome will naturally be decided. The British fleet will enter the English Channel, and the German army will be attacked on both sides and will be wiped out on the beach!

"Let the soldiers move the second batch of reserved ammunition out of the ammunition depot... As long as there is sufficient ammunition, we..." The regiment commander said halfway, and was swallowed into his stomach by a loud bang.

A bunker in the distance suddenly exploded, and the reinforced concrete bunker top cover was directly hit into pieces, and then it was blown away by the explosion and flew into the air dozens of meters high.

The shocking explosion came too suddenly, and the suppression firepower on the British positions instantly stopped. No one knew what was going on, and many people couldn't even hear clearly what the people around were saying.

Before the British soldiers who were shocked by the explosion came to their senses, the second explosion rang out between several bunkers again.

Then, the bunkers collapsed instantly, and along with the nearby trenches, they all became pitiful ruins.

Immediately afterwards, the third and fourth explosions... The huge explosions seemed to be endless, one after another, hitting the hearts of the fragile British defenders.

"What a joke? It sounds like this is a heavy artillery of 200 mm caliber! Did the German Navy drive the warship into the strait?" The British regiment commander grabbed the phone in disbelief and quickly reported what was happening in front of him.

But just after he grabbed the phone, the terrible explosion came to an abrupt end...Leaving a mess of British positions, and in the huge crater, there were rising black smoke columns.

Although the attack was very short, the effect was amazing. The huge impact destroyed many British troops' castles and destroyed the surface of most bunkers.

The Stuka dive bomber, who had discovered more targets, roared down again and launched a new round of attacks.

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Anyone who is familiar with Long Ling knows that Long Ling does not have the habit of saving manuscripts... I will send you as much as I have... If I have something to do, I can only ask for leave.

Therefore, it is common to write until late at night. If you have lazy cancer, you like to procrastinate, which really affects the update time.
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