Chapter 28: Fierce Fight (Part 1)

Air combat of 576 vs. 208, of this scale can only be considered ordinary in the two major battles in the 1940s. However, the soaring of aircraft xing and cost cost has led to a decrease in the total number of fighters that air forces in various countries can be equipped. In the air combat several years, it is likely that only dozens of fighters will engage in out-of-visual combat, and even equal air control battles rarely occur.

The 40-minute battle was like a colorful fireworks party. When the explosion and the falling flight mechanism of the war damage became a brilliant scene in the sky. The fighter planes on both sides were diving, rolling, hitting and the sounds made by the shots gathered into a unique war sound. At the end of the battle, aircraft wreckage and parachutes of escape pilots could be seen everywhere on the Little Belt Strait and the southeast coast of the Jutland Peninsula. According to wartime statistics, the Soviet army lost more than 170 fighter jets in total, which was equivalent to erasing ten flight squadrons from the combat sequence. Such a scale and proportion of the war damage was not unusual for the Soviet aviation army.

In the last year of the war, in order to compete with the strong allies of the air force for a short-term air control advantage, the Soviet aviation army launched strong attacks at all costs at almost every stage of the launch of the battle, and lost hundreds of aircraft several times in a single day. Due to the delicate nuclear checks and balances, the Allies began to slow down their strategic bombing of the Soviet Union since the winter of 1947. The Soviet military industry received a valuable respite, and their usual extensive model also gave their own military industry tenacious vitality, so that during the two battles occupying Xibolan and Germany, the Soviet aviation army used high-density attacks to ensure the realization of the combat expectations of the army troops.

The national qualities are one of the decisive factors of industrial characteristics. The imperial forces that concealed Nordic reorganization still mainly use fine-tuned military industry. Although the number of fighter jets they invested this time was only one-third of the opponent's, the losses of 33 jet-type and 49 piston-type fighters were less than half of the opponent's, the experience of the two world wars proved that tactical victory was not only not equated with strategic victory, but sometimes it was completely opposite. The first battle lost forty percent of the fighter jets, and the next road for the Imperial Air Force was destined to be very difficult!

The fight in the air came to an end, and the fighting on the ground continued. After dawn, the numerical advantage of the Soviet armored troops began to emerge. After three years of the war, they fought with new opponents in four years. Their combat experience and armored soldiers were significantly better than the Imperial Team. In just one round of impact, they successfully captured Koring City. Before dawn, their four attacks lost more than 70 tanks and hundreds of mechanized infantry here, and the precious time they spent could not be measured by value. Immediately after, the Soviet tank column detoured from the left wing was close to Snowhoy and Little Belt Bridge at an attack speed of 20 kilometers per hour. Unfortunately, the mine formation of the Imperial Team was trapped when they were just a stone's thrown away from the target. Then, the Imperial Team retreated from Koring City to Feiying Island via the Little Belt Bridge.

By around 10 a.m., the steel tracks of Soviet tanks had already crushed a series of targets, including Snowhoy and Fredericia. Unexpectedly, the Imperial team did not conduct a head-on block in any other area except for causing some trouble for the Soviet army in Corinth City, let alone the "ultimate decisive battle" speculated by the outside world. Instead, the small-scale battle in the air continued intermittently - both sides were unwilling to give up air supremacy, and could not defeat their opponents in one go, thus entering the common stalemate war during the war.

With the report sent back by the vanguard and the results of air reconnaissance, Cui Kov, who commanded the Northern German Front of the Soviet Army, immediately realized that the heavy punch he had not yet made steady progress while the opponent was still standing. Because the real intention of the Emperor* team to retreat to the island to defend, he ordered the main combat troops to stop advancing. This column of 400,000 officers and soldiers and thousands of vehicles formed a snake on the map that raised its head and waited for an opportunity to attack the prey. If the enemy did not move, I would not move. If the enemy moved, it would be flawed.

If it was a conventional war, Cui Kov's strategy was understandable, but Wang Yang of the national war was difficult for the commander to deal with it. The smoke of Stuttgart summoned an unyielding will. The imperial team landed on the Jutland Peninsula and sounded the horn of a full-scale counterattack. Uprising! Riot! The whole German roared, and there were Hamburg, Bremen, Lübeck, Rostock and other port cities in North Germany alone. There were countless village-level uprisings launched from dozens, hundreds to thousands of people. The people lurked in the empire, the Baath Party Free Group

As well as the guidance of underground resistance organizations, the rebels were familiar with destroying the facilities, raiding and blowing up various rivers, bridges on canals, cutting telephone lines, attacking Soviet sentries, transporting and transport vehicles, and fighting against the Soviet army based on villages, woods, and mountains. The entire German was burning. Although the Soviet occupying forces were like men wearing heavy leather boots, they could barely walk through the burning grassland, but after staying in such an environment for a long time, symptoms of overheating, poisoning, and suffocation would follow one after another until they evacuated the land or were buried here!

Reports of attacks and facilities being damaged flew to the Soviet army commanders and political decision-makers like snowflakes. The total size of their troops in Germany could have dealt with this situation, but the military force in other parts of Germany seemed too weak. Civilians who lacked weapons and combat training were not afraid, but the imperial armed forces who returned to Germany through various channels in the early stage fully demonstrated their powerful destructive power. In Stuttgart, the remaining resisters still restrained tens of thousands of Soviet officers and soldiers, including the 11th Mechanized Corps. In several areas around Stuttgart, German armed personnel supported their companions in the city of Stuttgart by encircling and annihilation of Soviet patrols, and used radio communication to publish these war reports to encourage more German people to join this huge national war.

Out of deep fear of the Soviet military machine, Western allies spared no effort to secretly support the resistance forces in the Soviet occupied areas after signing the armistice. In western Germany, the uprisingers equipped a large number of Allied weapons, which were all relatively outdated light weapons, but this still greatly improved the combat effectiveness of the uprising troops. On the night when the Imperial team landed on the Jutland Peninsula, the uprisingers in western Germany took back the cities of Kaiserslautern, Boen, Mepen from the Soviet army in one breath, killed hundreds of Soviet personnel, and publicly hanged some puppet regime officials, causing a great sensation in the local area. In Essen, Cologne, Saarbrücken and other places, the uprisingers occupied part of the city and launched a war with the Soviet army.

No matter how strong the flames in the occupied areas abroad are, it is difficult to make the people of the Soviet Union feel anxious. When the aircraft carrying nuclear bombs appear above their heads and wantonly mock the combat aircraft of the Soviet Air Force, the situation becomes very different. In the sun, the "disc" aircraft sprayed with iron cross logos appeared over Murmansk, Leningrad, Moscow and Urals. The official official of the Northern Scandinavian Liberty Empire also announced to the world that if the Soviet Union does not give up its occupation of European countries, the Free Empire will carry out an indiscriminate nuclear strike on the important Soviet goals until the Soviet government abandons its external occupation - or completely destroyed under nuclear strikes.

In response to the nuclear threat of the Free Empire, the Soviet Union quickly launched a counterattack: Once the Soviet territory is attacked by foreign atomic bombs, there is no need to determine which country it comes from. The Soviet Union will throw nuclear bombs enough to destroy the Free Empire to the north Scandinavia, and warn the neighboring Norway that the Swedish people will stay away from the occupied areas of the Free Empire as soon as possible.

The nuclear war cloud once again made up for the sky over Europe, and Western allies rarely chose to remain silent. In the early stages of the East-West War, the Soviet Union had denied that its country had nuclear weapons and had once accepted an entry for international nuclear experts to verify. However, after the Konisburg nuclear explosion, the international community unanimously believed that the Soviet Union had mastered the key to opening Pandora's box, and the Soviet Union's politics did not deny it again. As for whether nuclear weapons had truly become the sword in the hands of Soviet warriors, only the power in Moscow knew it well at this time.

The warm afternoon was the ideal time to take a break. A fleet of speedboats from the Soviet Navy fought a battle with the Imperial Navy's escort ships in the southeastern waters of the Denmark. The Soviet army sank the Imperial Team's light destroyer and gunboat at the cost of two torpedo boats. It seemed to have won the victory, but watched the Imperial transportation ships continue to approach the island of Rügen in northeast Germany. After that, fighters from both sides arrived in this waters. The Soviet army intended to attack the Imperial ships and landing troops, and the Imperial Team's jet fighters successfully shot down more than 20 Soviet bombers.

Unlike the islands in Denmark, the Soviet army has held control of Rügen since the occupation of Germany. After the farce of Hiddensee, the Soviet army sent additional guards to the northern German islands. After the Imperial team boarded the Denmark islands, the Soviet army once again sent troops to these islands and strengthened fortifications. When the Imperial team landed in Rügen, there were more than 1,200 Soviet officers and soldiers on the island. Except for one pier, the Soviet army destroyed the other shipping facilities of the island and set up guard posts in each bay and shoal. However, no matter how careful the defense is, it cannot make up for it.

In the gap in military input, using extremely abundant maritime transportation capacity, the Imperial Team invested 4,000 troops in one go, and used landing ships to transport tanks directly to Rügen Island. Inspired by the spirit of returning to the motherland, the Imperial soldiers all went down the mountain like tigers. With sufficient preliminary preparations, they quickly gained a foothold at the three landing sites in the north and west of the island, and then attacked the Soviet positions without any scruples. Although the Soviet resistance on Rügen Island will last until the second day after the Imperial Team landed, the attackers had already set the victory in the first few hours.
Chapter completed!