Imperial Overlord

This order alone has added at least 400,000 so-called troops to the Soviet army. Although these troops can only do a little digging trenches or cooking food, it takes bullets to kill these troops.

After swallowing a mouthful of saliva, Konev finally understood Stalin's determination to stick to Moscow, and he finally understood what kind of burden he was always carrying.

"Every street can't be discarded casually! The subway and sewers must be held until the last moment. This is an order to fight for no innocents, understand?" Stalin looked at Konev and asked.

"Understood! Comrade Stalin, the great leader!" Gritting his teeth, Konev finally stood at attention and saluted, and replied.

"Very good! Go to work! Comrade Nev for the motherland!" Stalin waved his hand and instructed Konev.

In the periphery of Moscow, countless workers are digging anti-tank trenches day and night, preparing various defensive positions.

Farther away, the reconnaissance unit of the German armored force was unfolding, and the smoke and dust were billowing behind them. Hundreds of thousands of German elite troops were advancing mightily.

In the Pacific Ocean, very far from Moscow, the white-hot battle is about to break out. American carrier-based aircraft have been dispatched, and Japanese carrier-based aircraft have arrived.

In the sky of Midway Island, the second tragic fight officially began. The Zero battle tumbled gracefully in the sky, smashing the US P-40 fighter jets into a sieve.

From time to time, a P-40 fighter jet chased the ground with a long black smoke. The plane's engine roared violently until it hit the ground and exploded into a cloud of fireworks.

Even though the losses were heavy, the U.S. Army Air Forces had no intention of retreating, and still took off a large number of fighter jets, desperately intercepting Japanese bombers.

Although Chuichi Nagumo, who was far away from the island, and Toshiyuki Yamamoto, who had not entered the battle circle, could not be seen, the Japanese pilots on the frontline still smelled danger.

Although Midway is a strategic focus, 100 aircraft can be deployed, which seems a bit excessive.

What's more, according to the current situation analysis, there are at least 500 American aircraft on the island, and the number of fighter jets exceeds 300!

Where is this guarding an island, it is clearly preparing for a decisive battle with the main force of the Japanese army! This is the intuitive reflection of military strength, and no one needs to analyze it.

"Lieutenant Kato has too many enemy planes! We can't get close to the airport on the island," one pilot complained to his superior while evading in his own plane.

Lieutenant Kato was also very depressed. He was ordered to fly a plane to bomb Midway Island, but twice in a row, he could only look at the beach of Midway Island from a distance but couldn't get close.

There are so many planes in the United States that it makes one's scalp tingle. Although the escorting Zero fighters are brave, they can't beat the four hands after all.

The most depressing thing for the Japanese Fox Air Force pilots is that although the Zero fighter has a large range, the bomb load has not made a qualitative leap.

So even if they didn't run out of fuel, when faced with the superiority of the number of American aircraft, they had no choice but to run out of ammunition and were forced to return.

The second bombing of Midway Island, because of the existence of radar and army aircraft, the Japanese Fox Air Force still returned without success.

What makes the Japanese fox even more depressing is that in this attack, 3 of the Type 97 carrier-based attack aircraft that participated in the war were shot down, and the Type Zero fighter lost as many as 10!

In the battle of Yichen, more than 20 pilots were lost in just two dispatches, which was enough for Nagumo Chuichi to be depressed for a long time.

What's more, he didn't even get a decent result. The death of these loyal and brave warriors of His Majesty the Emperor is really worthless.

"Telegram to Commander Yamamoto can no longer consume pilots like this, our losses are too great!" Chuichi Nagumo, who was standing on the aircraft carrier Akagi with his hands behind his back, commanded depressedly.

You must know that every pilot in his army is a treasure, all veterans who have undergone rigorous training and have participated in wars in China and the Pacific battlefield.

It is very troublesome to replenish such veterans, and as time goes by, Japan's comprehensive national strength does not allow such an elite pilot.

Completely different from the infantry, the Air Force pilot is a highly skilled branch of the military. In Japan in 1941, there were really not many young people who knew science and read books and could understand Feixin.

In Japan at that time, the plane was still a new thing; like the United States, many people have their own private planes, which has never happened in Japan.

So don't look at Japan's aggressive expansion in Asia, UU read www. uukanshu.com has no primitive industrial accumulation, nor a huge volume and heritage. It has only become a nouveau riche by virtue of the wisdom of two generations.

In this context, Japanese elite pilots can be lost, but at least twice as many American elites must be replaced.

This is also the reason why Japan advocated a kamikaze team in the later period, one machine for one ship.

In fact, this is what Japan has long thought about, but it is impossible to achieve the goal with elite pilots, and can only be replaced by flight apprentices who are not afraid of death.

Yamamoto Koichi, who received the telegram from Chuichi Nagumo, was also in a state of impatience. His fleet was rushing forward, and he couldn't use his strength yet.

There are 35 minutes left. This is Yamamoto's mind. He looked anxiously at the sea in the distance, and his uneasiness deepened.

"Twice" he recited words in his mouth, thinking repeatedly about the fact that the two bombings were counterattacked by the US military.

The elite Japanese pilots could not do things like retreat in fear of war. Even in the face of twice as strong an enemy, they dared to attack.

In other words, the reports about the huge number of American planes are the truth! Why did the Americans deploy so many planes on Midway, of course Yamamoto fifty-six thought of it.

"The Americans have judged the direction of our attack {this is how we are going to fight here!" After figuring out the reasoning, Yamamoto Gosoku widened his eyes and realized the difficulties he was about to face.

"It's a certain thing that the American fleet is nearby!" He looked at his subordinates and commanded: "Let the fleet immediately send more reconnaissance planes to wait nearby!"

"The U.S. fleet is nearby; it must be nearby to find them before they attack!" Yamamoto shouted loudly, waving his arms like a madman.

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