And then, like Hewitt, the people who cursed and angry, also commander Ehausenwell.

At the Algiers command, he cursed angrily, staring at all the leaders of the Western Front intelligence departments sitting in his meeting.

"Tell me why the German army can be so full of your eyes and ears, and dispatched so many aircraft and submarine troops to Pantelleria Island!"

After calming down, Ehausenwell continued to stare at everyone with a sharp look, and said seriously.

"Because the German passwords have all changed, and Hitler also ordered SSs to be carried out in a major internal cleaning; and the pace of the cleaning is better than that of the Soviet army! Many of our intelligence officers have been cleaned up, even our most outstanding and hidden intelligence officers! And the intelligence officers of the Soviet and British army are no exception!"

An intelligence captain named Kador mustered up and said.

"Internal cleaning? When did this happen? Why didn't I know at all!"

Ehausenwell stared at the other party with aggressive eyes.

"It's going to happen about a month!"

Captain Cador replied timidly.

"Why didn't you tell me about this early in the morning? Let me keep it in the dark?"

When he heard this, Ehausenwell was furious, and even his usual sleekness and kindness were thrown away by him.

This cannot be blamed for his patience, because one after another, a large-scale failure and losses really made him anxious.

And this time, he was because his intelligence subordinates concealed some more important information from him and made a failed decision.

So even though he was usually very calm, he couldn't help but lose his temper at this moment.

"Sorry, Commander! Because we had not determined whether this information was true at that time. We did not determine whether it was true until the last few days. After all, we would..."

Captain Cador replied in fear.

"What's the matter with you? I'm just reporting to me now, what's the point? We have been given a lot of money by the German army! Now we have suffered heavy losses! You really disappointed me!"

Ehausenwell tried hard to restrain his anger and said in a disappointed tone.

"I'm sorry! Commander! Please punish me! It's my fault, I'm willing to accept the punishment!"

Seeing Ehausen Will's disappointed and frustrated expression, Captain Cador suddenly felt sad and immediately bravely admitted his mistake.

"And we are also willing to accept any punishment from your commander! It was our fault that our soldiers were killed and injured!"

Seeing this, all US military intelligence officers, whether high-ranking officials or small officials, stood up and lowered their heads, excitedly taking the wrong words.

"Even if I send you all to the military court and let you all shoot them, it will be useless!"

Ehausenwell suddenly felt a very powerless feeling that instantly covered his whole body, making him smile bitterly with deep fatigue.

"Sorry, Commander!"

Seeing Ehausenwell, who was always smiling and very kind, suddenly showed a tired expression, everyone felt sour after seeing it, and apologized in unison.

"Forget it, now tell me why Hitler had to carry out a major cleaning and who were washed away!"

Ehausenwell took a deep breath, tried to calm his frustration again, and waved his hand and said.

"Yes! Commander! According to the return of our intelligence officers, Hitler seemed to suspect that the high-level officers around him were going to murder him and to step down! In short, he did this to consolidate his own fascist status and power! The people who were cleaned up now have more than 5,000 people, probably the Earl of Schrabrant, Schrabrantolf, Gusdorf and Baker, Gotelle, Hassel, and Air Force Commander Goring..."

Captain Kador immediately said all the information he knew was accurate.

"Purge so many people at once? Hitler had so many traitors? What was he thinking?"

Upon hearing this, Ehausenwell was also shocked and said stupidly.

"I don't know, but according to the comprehensive investigation by our intelligence officers, in addition to these big moves, Hitler is also reforming the German Air Force and other military deployments, such as the last battle of Tunisia and this battle of Pantelleria, which have all made us feel overwhelmed."

Captain Cador replied in an awkward tone.

“…”

After hearing this, Ehausenwell did not answer immediately, but fell into silence and contemplation.

"By the way, you just said that Hitler is intervening in the reform of the Air Force? How did he carry out the reform?"

After thinking for a while, Ehausenwell raised his head and stared at Captain Cador and asked.

"It seems to be producing some advanced aircraft, intending to defeat our quantity with quality!"

Captain Cador replied.

"What type of new aircraft is it? Have you seen it?"

Ehausenwell asked anxiously.

"I have only found out that the German army had an aircraft called the HE-219 fighter and a jet plane that didn't know its name yet!"

Captain Kador immediately replied in a tone that seemed to make up for his mistakes.

"HE-219 fighter? Is it the type of aircraft that shot down the British mosquito fighter tonight at the Battle of Pantelleria?"

Ehausenwell thought for a moment, suddenly opened his eyes wide and stared at Captain Kador and asked.

"Yes! Commander!"

Captain Cador replied uneasyly.

"Okay! Have you found out how many such threatening aircraft they have produced? And where are their production plants?"

As soon as he heard the good news, Ehausenwell immediately resumed his smile.

Because if he found out that the most advanced German aircraft factory was there, he would be able to send a large number of bombers to bomb and destroy them; to make up for his failures in command and combat.

So when Ehausenwell heard such good news, he was in a good mood and asked urgently.

"Sorry, Commander, we haven't reconnaissed yet!"

Looking at Ehausenwell, who was full of anticipation, Captain Cador turned red and embarrassed, and said in disgrace.

At the same time, he really wanted to find a place to get in immediately and avoid Ehausenville's expression from hope to disappointment.
Chapter completed!