Imperial Overlord

Li Le got off his Asia train at the railway station in Berlin, and after saying goodbye to Krupp, he returned to his imperial chancellery.

The news that Rommel, the Führer's confidant and love, was victorious in North Africa and relieved the siege of Berdi, has become a new target for Goebbels to promote Germany's invincibility.

The entire German newspapers, large and small, are advocating that Rommel's army is invincible, and the attack on Egypt is just the last few days.

With this wave of public opinion offensive, everyone in Germany was very optimistic about the war, and turned a blind eye to the British bombing of France at night.

On the night of September 3, in a German base in France, the officer on duty was suddenly awakened by two subordinates.

"Sir! Our radar has detected the invading British aircraft! This time it is very accurate!" The radar soldier on duty reported to his superior.

The officer who was slacking off quickly stood up and went back to the equipment room of the radar station with his two subordinates. He saw the beating frequencies on the equipment screen that were like electrocardiogram fluctuations.

These dense frequencies, combined with the corresponding parameters, can know the direction of the opponent's aircraft and the approximate size of the enemy's troop.

"Look at the frequency, it's a British medium bomber! It shouldn't be escorted by any fighter jets! The heading... The heading is near the No. 55 air defense position." The radar soldier pointed at the screen and opened his mouth to analyze.

"You're right!" The officer nodded, then turned around and shouted to his deputy who had already arrived: "Go and sound the battle alarm! Put the anti-aircraft artillery unit at Defense Position 55 on alert!"

Then he grabbed a phone next to him and said, "Hello! I'm Radar Station 4... We have detected an intrusion by enemy planes! Yes, Anti-aircraft Artillery Position 55... Please get your searchlights ready! 1 minute later. It can be opened!"

On the anti-aircraft artillery air defense position, the officer in charge of the searchlight glanced at his watch, then silently counted the passage of time.

After the scheduled time, he waited for another two seconds, and immediately shouted to all the officers around him: "Turn on the searchlights! Light up the sky!"

This era was influenced by the strength of science and technology, and searchlights and anti-aircraft guns were still the main means of ground air defense. At this time, any anti-aircraft gun position will be allocated a corresponding number of searchlights.

After the power was turned on, a searchlight with a diameter of about half a meter was suddenly lit, and the dazzling light that ripped through the darkness rushed into the sky.

This intensity of light even penetrated part of the clouds. Then with the appearance of this beam of light, another beam of light also appeared between heaven and earth.

Soon, the third beam of light also appeared, and then the figure of the British Wellington bomber flying over here nearby was lit up.

Probably only two seconds later, the German anti-aircraft artillery began to fire frantically, exploding all over the sky.

The German 88mm anti-aircraft guns on the ground fired their own shells one after another. The soldiers loaded the shells into the gun chambers desperately, and then hit the sky with the fastest speed.

Every time a shot is fired, the artillery operator shakes the handle to adjust the firing angle of the anti-aircraft gun. Within seconds, a Wellington bomber was hit in the wing by a shell.

The shells hit the bomber, sending its engines blazing in the sky.

"A British bomber was hit! I saw the fire! Did you see it over there! It was over there!" On the ground, the Army patrol looked up at the sky and saw a burning bomber crashing down To the ground, someone pointed at the target and shouted.

Another ground observation post also found the downed target, and the officer on duty at the post grabbed the phone: "Notify the patrols nearby! Catch the RAF parachuting pilot and check the area where the bomber crashed! Don't let one go!"

On the ground, the sirens had been ringing nonstop, and the No. 55 anti-aircraft gun position soon ceased its own fire, and their targets had left the airspace they were responsible for regardless of the loss.

Another anti-aircraft artillery position was firing in the distance, and the dazzling light could be seen sweeping back and forth in the sky, which were searchlights, indicating the position of enemy aircraft for their anti-aircraft guns.

Although I don't want to admit it, in the era of no radio proximity fuze, it is not a very cost-effective thing to use anti-aircraft guns to deal with aircraft.

However, such a defense cannot be completely replaced. It can only be regarded as a defensive means of dispersing the opponent's bomber formation that is stronger than none.

"The British bomber was discovered in advance, and the performance of the radar is very good!" On the ground, the senior officers of the air defense command of the German Air Force commented in the command.

According to the highest instructions of the Fuehrer, after the modification, the Germans set up 10 radar stations in France and deployed corresponding air defense forces.

In the past two days, due to the cooperation of the radar station, the organization and early warning of the German air defense force have begun to improve day by day.

No need for Li Le to say more, Marshal Kesselring did the work of Goering and began to deploy radar stations on a large scale, and put more energy into developing new and better radars.

These radar stations lived up to their expectations and thwarted Britain's two-day nighttime air raids, which resulted in the loss of a large number of Wellington bombers.

The British had high hopes that the plan to weaken the strength of the Luftwaffe by bombing at night was a complete failure.

They lost about 100 Wellingtons for no apparent reason, to no avail.

Although Germany cooperated very well to stop the bombing of London, England, it was not because of losses at all, but a choice made because of the vague strategic objectives.

"If we had invested in the research of this device earlier, it might have made this thing more perfect!" Another officer exclaimed.

Now, the prevention and control headquarters where they are located is actually a radar station. They have seen with their own eyes the role of radar in air defense operations, and have completely believed the Fuhrer's prophecy.

This kind of equipment can indeed lead the future of air combat - the Führer's order to destroy the enemy's radar station as a priority is really a very correct decision.

If the British radar station was not destroyed at that time, the direction of the German aircraft invasion, as well as the number of invasions, would have been grasped by the British radar station.

How much the German bombers will lose in England by that time, only God can guess.

"Yeah! If the British can conduct targeted interceptions after our planes are dispersed, the consequences are really unimaginable." Another Air Force officer also sighed.

Here, the anti-aircraft artillery positions deployed in France had ceased to attack, as British bombers had flown over the airspace they were defending.

Finally, the British pilot found that his surroundings had returned to quiet, and the huge explosion and turbulence had gradually disappeared, and many people showed a happy smile.

But soon, their smiles stiffened on their faces, because the German night fighter ME-110 had already flown near them.

The improved ME-110 night fighter, although unable to fight British single-engine fighters during the day, became the best night interceptor fighter at this time.

Before facing the huge bombing of the Allied air power, the JU-88 still played the role of a bomber - without competition, the ME-110 fighter has indeed become the first choice for the Luftwaffe to transform the night fighter.

And, this time, the Germans improved more ME-110 fighters in their hands than in another dimension, turning them into terrifying night-time killers.

These fighters, equipped with a simple radar, now number in the hundreds.

With the guidance of ground radar, they found the enemy's bomber group, and the probability of attacking the opponent was greatly increased.

Dozens of these ME-110 fighter jets are on standby in the blank areas of the Luftwaffe anti-aircraft artillery units, just to destroy these incoming enemies.

With the guidance on the ground~www.wuxiaspot.com~ these night fighters can take a short cut and cut directly to the enemy plane's course, and then launch the most violent attack.

One after another, the Wellington bombers were shot down in Belgium, and the British pilots who had been ordered to bomb found themselves on a suicide mission.

In the distance came the sound of air defense sirens in the city, and a little Belgian girl living in a rural town pushed open the window of her home.

She saw a dense number of tracer bullets streak across the sky in the distance, as if it were a meteor shower.

Then, like a comet, the falling Wellington bomber swept across the sky, dragging a long flame of fire into the darkness not far away.

"Mom! So beautiful!" The little girl shouted innocently, pointing to the long flames of the bomber that fell in the distance.

This war seems to be far away from her. What she cares most about is still the beautiful night scene and going to play with the children next door during the day and tomorrow.

And that distant hatred and cruel war were still too ignorant and vague for her.

"Kerry! Close the window!" The hostess of the house held the little girl by the waist and moved her away from the window.

Then the female director nervously looked around through the window, closed the window and drew the curtains.

There are also German police teams stationed in the town. Who knows if they will take their anger into this ordinary family because of some mess?

"Woo..." In the distant city, the siren of air defense evacuation still reverberated, as if unaware of tiredness. Until late at night, the areas occupied by Germany, such as France and Belgium, still did not look peaceful at all.

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There are some things at home today, Long Ling's state is not good, and there are few updates. Please forgive me, readers... I'm sorry!