My Third Empire

On September 25, Chuikov, the supreme leader of the Far Eastern Republic, stood on his balcony, playing with an honorary Iron Cross medal presented to him by Germany. There is a priceless gemstone on it, the first-class goods produced in Africa, people will be attracted by the bright light just by looking at it.

You mean, the Germans leased four front-line airports close to the Japanese mainland at one go? They need so many front-line airports... It seems that the Germans are really going to attack the Japanese mainland this time... Cuikov rubbed his hands With the Iron Cross in his palm, he nodded to the person who came to report the incident and said, I see, just prepare it for the Germans, and you don't need to do anything extra.

The subordinate nodded his head slightly, and then suggested: Then...shall we do it and grab the atomic bomb that the Germans might bring?

Are you crazy? Got the atomic bomb from the Germans? Do you think I'm tired of working? Even if the Germans gave us an atomic bomb, would we dare to use it? To whom? Our plane has such a small range, is it lost? To Siberia? Or the Japanese? Chuikov sneered, then waved his hand: Even if we give it to the United States, who can guarantee that we will live better than now?

Give them what the Germans want! Do you understand? After Chuikov finished speaking, he added to his subordinates: Not only to give, but also to help the Germans get things done! We are here The perimeter provides them with tighter protection, and we prepare everything for them... Got it?

Yes! I understand! The subordinate nodded quickly, and promised Chuikov: I will arrange the most elite troops to protect the absolute security of these airports! Not only to guard against the Japanese, Americans, and even our own pro-Americans , I will keep an eye on it too!

Seeing that his subordinates understood what he meant, Cui Kefu waved his hand, indicating that the other party could back down. He continued to cast his gaze out of the window, and then said to himself: In such a simple team game, of course you have to choose the side that can't lose... The loser doesn't matter what they give. The conditions are so tempting, but they are just empty promises that cannot be realized, aren’t they?”

It is indeed a very risky thing to transport the atomic bomb to the Far East, but taking down 4 airports at the same time and ensuring that it is not discovered by our people is even more like a fantasy... An Air Force staff officer said to Catherine: What's more, we still have a lot of security measures. Including the SS, there are a total of 4 lines of defense...

For this secret operation, Germany even used a new type of submarine to deliver an atomic bomb by choosing several routes. And this atomic bomb adopts an implosion structure, and the explosion is more complete and more powerful. This atomic bomb will be delivered to Japan using the latest heavy bomber, and the target of the attack will be Akita, a small but very important city in Japan.

The choice of this goal includes many indicators, and it was not chosen by Akado alone.

Because since 1920, it has been the largest oil field industrial base in Japan, supplying scarce oil resources in Japan's industrial sector. Moreover, the petrochemical industry is concentrated here, and the population is just right.

If the atomic bomb destroys here, Japan's already insufficient oil resources will be further in short supply, and the entire industry will be seriously slowed down. With the paralysis of Japan's war potential, the Japanese army's hematopoietic replenishment function will be lost... If the loss on the front line cannot be made up, then Japan is only one step away from defeat.

One of the most important reasons is that the city in this oil field is close to Japan's northwestern coastline, which is a very suitable geographical location for attack. In this geographical location, before going deep into the interior of Japan, atomic bombs can be dropped to attack, without worrying about the anti-aircraft artillery fire deployed on the Japanese mainland.

As for the interception of Japanese aircraft, it is not within the scope of Germany's consideration-because in the Far East, the German Air Force has repeatedly exchanged fire with Japanese fighter jets in the sky dozens of times, and it has not found any advanced 10,000-meter high-altitude interception in Japan. fighter. If Japan barely takes off to intercept the aircraft, at an altitude of 10,000 meters, German fighter jets can completely kill these Japanese fighter jets that have become extremely clumsy with one enemy and ten.

German planes taking off from the Far East can reach the vicinity of the Akita area of ​​Japan as long as they fly a distance of about 500 kilometers over the sea. At this distance, even the most equipped Ta-152 fighter jets of the Luftwaffe can provide escort, so the Luftwaffe in the Far East immediately became busy. In order to cover this important weapon, the superior ordered them to take off at least 40 fighter jets for escort operations.

In fact, after the Luftwaffe flew to Hiroshima, the airborne time of the fighter jets was almost exhausted. But carrying slightly improved fuel tanks, in line with the principle that it is better to have fighter jets than no combat, the Luftwaffe decided to take off with its own bomber fleet at dawn to attack Japan's Hiroshima industrial area.

At the same time, in order to ensure the safety of this bombing, the bomber unit decided to take off 20 butcher bombers at the same time to cover the bomber that actually carried the atomic bomb. The four air bases in the entire Far East were busy almost at the same time, making final mobilization and preparations for the attack on the Japanese mainland.

The only thing that made Akado feel uncomfortable about this plan was that he was really not familiar with the name of Akita, and the destruction was not as good as the familiar Tokyo and Kyoto in his previous life, which sounded more enjoyable. However, Akado followed the advice of the Supreme Command and placed the attack on the city of Akita in retaliation for Japan's indiscriminate use of chemical weapons.

When dropping this super bomb, the altitude must be kept at 7,000 meters. If possible, try to keep a higher distance... I know you are worried about the accuracy, but what I want to say is-that's it As far as the power of the bomb is concerned, there is no need to consider the bombing accuracy. Before departure, a leading German officer gave a final science education to the pilots participating in the bombing mission on the blackboard.

Fighters will accompany the entire bomber fleet. We will not encounter much interception and will directly enter the target area... At this time, we will descend slightly and may be bombarded by ground anti-aircraft fire. Keep calm and continue to perform missions , that’s it.” The officer pointed to the route and said to his opponent: “Then quickly pull up and return immediately—use the maximum speed you can fly out, after all, no one has dropped this thing before, so you must ensure your own safety. .”

Understood! All the German pilots standing in the command room raised their arms and saluted their commander in German.

Then, over the airport that had been under martial law for 4 days, the sirens of departure began to echo, and the pilots began to board their planes, and the huge propellers, driven by the engines, began to rotate rapidly. One after another, the Butcher bombers slid to the runway, and then, under the command of the tower, rushed to the end of the runway, where they jumped up and flew into the blue sky.

Everyone! We have already entered the combat radius of the Japanese fighter jets. If my navigator does not make a mistake, the Japanese aircraft may find our movements in a few minutes. On the turbulent plane, every One of the pilots on the mission was extremely nervous. It was their first combat mission to drop an atomic bomb, so instead of joking and teasing each other as usual, they kept their mouths shut, lest there be the slightest mistake.

On the left and right of the bomber, the German fighter pilots threw away all their auxiliary fuel tanks after entering Japanese airspace. At a position slightly higher than the bombers, they were mentally prepared to face hundreds of Japanese fighter jets.

However, as the time passed, it was clear that the expected picture of hundreds of Japanese interceptor fighter jets did not appear, and the coastline of the Japanese mainland was already under the feet of the German aircraft. With Akita right in front of us, the Japanese anti-aircraft artillery began to reverberate. Shells exploded below the German aircraft, mostly small-caliber shells.

Those large-caliber anti-aircraft guns have already been deployed in large cities such as Tokyo and Yokohama. No one would have thought that the Far East, where there are almost no long-range bombers, would take the lead in stabbing the most deadly attack on Japan's fragile belly .

Zeus 1! We have arrived at the designated location, you can start dropping bombs! You can start dropping bombs! Under the interference of sporadic anti-aircraft artillery from the Japanese army, the German bombers opened their bomb bays, and one of the bombers opened the bomb bay After that, there was only one huge, round bomb in it-the German Teutonic Knight 2, and everything was ready to be released.

Are you ready? On the plane, the bombardier was a second lieutenant officer. He looked at the officer beside him who was responsible for the final safety confirmation of the atomic bomb, and asked, If you confirm that there is no problem with this nuclear bomb, I will Put it down!

It can be dropped! After the major nodded, he agreed with the bombardier's suggestion: For the head of state!

For the Führer! After pressing the bomb button, the bomber also shouted this familiar slogan.

Crack! With the sound of metal collisions, the atomic bomb began to descend from its own height, sliding down towards the city of Akita below. Because the bomber lost its load, it shook slightly before stabilizing its flying posture. Then it began to climb rapidly, and loudly reminded its companions in the headset: Climb! Climb! Get out of here! Get out of here!

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