.The Third Reich under Ten Thousand Characters  Volume 5: Battle of Britain  Chapter 61: Near

At about six o'clock in the morning, the loud trumpet sounded throughout the harbor. The barracks became bustling for a while. The soldiers walked out of the tents under the leadership of the squad leader, washed up next to the camp, and then had a group meal. After that, there were a series of regular training.

After everything was over, it was already around 8 o'clock in the morning.

When the Berlin coordination meeting entered its final stage, all regions on the front line were also making their own pre-war preparations.

The intelligence department of the Third Reich of Germany already knew that the British Isles had a "fan station" lightning warning chain. In order to achieve targeted purposes, Germany has also established its own "golden eye" system in its local area and in Belgium and France.

The establishment of the "Golden Eye" is definitely of great significance. In the past month, the "Golden Eye" system has provided more than 30 intelligence support to the Will Aviation Force. Military and political personnel working at the radar station used their practical actions to illustrate the value of the "Golden Eye".

The German senior executives were very excited after seeing the performance of the "Golden Eye". The commander insisted that the "Golden Eye" system would play an irreplaceable role in the Battle of Britain. Therefore, after many consultations with the Imperial Armed Forces, they decided to urgently install radar and necessary liaison stations in some blank areas. Therefore, the following scene is now...

A engineering convoy from Delsas arrived at Belk in northern France via a complete French transportation line. They found the SS barracks according to their coordinates and settled down next to the barracks.

The newly arrived convoy. The back seats of the dozen trucks were piled with some strange metal shelves and some metal strips wrapped in plastic. Dozens of soldiers wearing Wehrmacht uniforms but not carrying weapons surrounded the convoy. They talked to each other with a relaxed expression until the SS sent soldiers to come. Then they got onto the personnel carrier again, waiting for orders to be ready to set off for the construction site.

The structure of this convoy is very special. Most of the vehicles are crawler engineering vehicles. The front of these vehicles is equipped with land digging shovels or tools for lifting goods. Some cards are not loaded with soldiers but with water bags and steel bars. Several large cement mixers are parked in the back of some trucks as a whole.

They have had many experience in construction sites. As construction equipment, they are becoming more and more expensive. Of course, the funds are also becoming richer.

"Dr. Sidon!"

Is it a bit familiar? Dr. Sidon is a professor at the University of Berlin. He also has a doctorate degree recognized by four national legal procedures.

In Germany, it is a very honor to be called a doctor. People who are generally top talents in some fields.

To put it correctly, Dr. Sidon is a non-combat member. In other words, he is not a member of the combat unit, but only has a military rank in the command center, which is convenient for communication and coordination with the combat unit.

Dr. Sidon was as easy to get close to. His face always had a loud voice with a subtle smile on his face: "Ah! Hello, Lord First-level Commando."

Just as before, an engineering team must be protected by the armed forces. It is also a warning to the construction site.

Belk is located in northern France. It is about 30 kilometers away from Calais. It is also a relatively important strategic area. However, since the Deutsches Empire attaches great importance to Calais' military ports, there is no large port Belk naturally selectively ignored.

The troops of the Axis powers such as the Third Reich of Germany are about to launch a battle against Britain. In order to achieve deceptive destinations, the troops of the Axis powers will inevitably not choose only one place as the garrison. Of course, the relevant navies will not rush to station in the same port.

So, how can we achieve the effect of deception? The answer lies in selectively dispersing the positions of the garrisons and targeted several areas that are considered landing warfare in the local area.

At present, there are not many areas where the troops of the German Third Reich are garrisoned. However, they are all highly targeted. The so-called needle is of course a threat coefficient to the British Isles.

The French part is Leedunkiel Diepfecónle Havrebah Joseburg Saint-Malo, of course, also includes Belk and the newly occupied West Island and Guernsey Island. Belgium is Zeebrugge Ostend Bruge.

Lan is Frylanszelan, North Holland.

Of course, the above is just close to some stations in the coastal areas. What they have made is a mobile deployment inland that is ready to land on the British Isles at any time. This is not what countries are concerned about now.

The German Third Reich's battle against the country was paying attention to the whole world. After all, except for Japan in the Far East, it was a disproportionate landing war in China (Shanghai). No two countries in the world had ever fought a large-scale landing war. There were examples of the German Third Reich's blitzkrieg war. Some countries were looking forward to what surprises the German Third Reich could give them this time.

So many people are paying attention. This invisibly made the operation and deployment of the Third Reich in Germany become difficult. Of course, the difficulties here are not in terms of actions, but in terms of confidentiality. Considering the strategic purpose of confidentiality and deception, it invisibly added unimaginable pressure to the Third Reich in the German Empire.

And now, Dr. Sidon, the engineering team, arrived in Belk. Most of the stationed in Belk belongs to the SS field forces.

He was completely responsible for the work of guarding Dr. Sidon's engineering team.

Dr. Sidon's engineering team had already selected a location before coming to Belk. They would build a base for the mine station and information transfer station in that vantage point.

In fact, this is not an easy engineering operation. In the coming war, the newly deployed "Golden Eye" must have an urgent effect. Therefore, they must build a radar before the battle for air supremacy begins. Then they will move to other places to build a sea-facing radar station again. If necessary, they will return to Belk again. The ferry will be on an island less than two nautical miles away from Belk to build an information transfer station.

The first-level SS commando leader seemed to have not had a good rest last night. Not only did he have dark circles, his voice was also obviously hoarse. He turned around and looked at his partner with dark circles. He ordered: "Bring enough ammunition and supplies. Let's set off right away!"

The convoy he mentioned was some armed armored vehicles. In order to meet the needs of the Rong Guards, after continuous improvement, some field troops had already installed necessary armed vehicles. This armed armored vehicle was generally half-tracked and replaced by a small number of jeeps in France.

The assault soldiers who were greeted rushed back to the barracks. Very much, two half-track armored vehicles and a jeep provided to engineers and officers in the ground, and they made a "boom" sound. They drove over with dust and met the engineering team.

Since the Third Reich adopted a policy of Huairou against the French-occupied area, the soldiers in the German-occupied area rarely disturbed the lives of French civilians. Even the mainland government structure of the occupied area also took good care of the French emotions. Generally, several assistants were appointed in the name of the controller. In fact, the staff of the controller "assisted" local governments in the French-dominated occupation area.

As France admitted its defeat and surrendered, France's economic competitiveness also suffered an almost devastating blow. Now that most of the French western industrial cities fell, the franc inevitably depreciated.

At this time, most of the country, towns and cities, major transportation routes are controlled by the German army. The daily necessities in the occupied areas are imported from Germany and various occupied areas to the French-German-occupied areas by the arms control department. The currency used when buying and selling these items is of course not the depreciating francs. Instead, the use of the third emperor's hard currency empire mark. This creates a very natural phenomenon. The French-German-occupied empire mark is gradually replacing the position of francs and becoming the main trading currency.

The input channels of daily necessities are not in their own hands. Currency replacement has become an inevitable matter. Although it takes some time to adapt, it is still inevitable to discover that many French people use Dimark instead of their own currency Francs when buying things.

There is another special reason for this change. That is, there are too many German soldiers in the German-occupied area. The high tension also makes these soldiers very good at buying things. Many soldiers buy some items that are not available in Germany on the front line and then send them back to their relatives in the mainland.

The currency used by these soldiers when buying things was of course the Imperial Mark. When vendors found change, no matter what the reason, these German soldiers always refused francs. Of course, they would drive supply. These German soldiers were a group of customers who had the relatively spare money to buy luxury goods in the French and German occupation. They also had good reasons. After all, when anyone faces survival pressure, they always compromise. The situation forced French vendors to give up francs and gradually use the Imperial Mark.

The construction location of the radar station is very strict. It must be a terrain with good vision and easy defense. At the same time, it also needs to have a certain height, which is conducive to signal output and reception.

The requirements for soil quality of radar stations are also very complex. They must be soft and loose slopes that are conducive to excavation. However, the moisture content of these soils cannot be too large. The reason is that a large part of the buildings of radar stations must be built underground. Large moisture content will easily produce moisture. This can easily cause rheumatism or joint diseases to those who are stationed for a long time.

The core hardware and operating rooms of the radar station will be set up in a solid underground bunker built by artificially built. This is not only to prevent enemy bombing, but also to ensure the safety of the radar hardware. The structure of this underground bunker is very strict. It needs to be bombarded by a single 500-pound gunpowder bomb without generating obvious shock waves.

Sometimes it is even more difficult to build an underground bunker such as a radar station than to build an underground fortress. At least the damage will not affect the function and use. At most, some casualties will be caused. The cover of the radar station is not the case. Once the underground operating cover of the radar station collapses, the radar station will lose its function. The radar station will lose its function. Then there will be more things that will affect it. Because a large part of the communication between troops depends on the hardware system of the radar station.

When the engineering team passed by the Deutsche Air Force's airport, Dr. Sidon deliberately slowed down the convoy. What he saw was a busy scene of the aviation troops.
Chapter completed!