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It is a trivial matter to embarrass the Saar people, the important issue is that Hissler saw the taste of conspiracy in it.The Saar people dared to rush directly into its territorial waters regardless of the feelings of the Norwegians, which shows that the current Saar government has limited patience with Norway.Churchill, who recently succeeded Chamberlain as Prime Minister, was not a man to be trifled with. He never played his cards according to common sense in what he wanted to do.If Churchill had the upper hand and gained control of Norway, it would be very passive for the Teutonic state.

From the capture of the Altmark, it can be seen that the coastline of the Teutonic Kingdom is too short, making it easy for the enemy to determine the return route of its own warship.If this problem cannot be solved, the Teutonic navy will have no future.

Hissler believes that it will take some time to prepare for the attack on Gaul. During this period of time, it is a good choice to win Norway, at least it will allow the Teutonic Navy's submarine force to have a lot more bases.However, Hissler defined the Altmark incident as bad luck. The encounter with the Saar warship did not suspect that their coded telegram had been tapped. Lots of classified information.

At the end of January 1940, the Teutonic Army finally began to act. General Falkenholt, who had combat experience in Finland during World War I, became the commander of this operation.Although both the Army High Command and the Air Force objected to entering the Scandinavian peninsula when they were fully preparing for the attack on Gaul, Hissler had made up his mind and asked the army to start this combat operation immediately.

Because it is located in an extremely cold region, half of Norway's national income depends on fishing. Although there are some cutting-edge industrial technologies, they are very small in scale and cannot bring abundant wealth to the country.This situation is not due to government inaction, but because of labor problems.

Because of the low temperature, it is very difficult for Norwegians to give birth, and the low birth rate makes the huge country only have a population of 300 million.Relying on this population simply cannot carry the large-scale industrialization of the country. Therefore, Norway is destined to follow the big countries, but it is very particular about who to follow.

The first thousand and 260 chapters and four operations of Weiserburg

Although Norway is now biased towards the Allied Powers, it basically remains neutral. Norway, with its small population and low military modernization, does not have enough troops to fight against the Teutonic state.What the Teutonic state needs most is its mountainous terrain and inconvenient land communication conditions.Such terrain would not only slow down the progress of the Teutonic Army, but also give the Saar Empire enough time to react and send troops to interfere with the Teutonic Landing.

If you want to occupy Norway as soon as possible and make it difficult for the Saar Empire to intervene, you must be quick, precise and ruthless, and you must make progress in all aspects to achieve such an effect.Therefore, in the first wave of troops, the Teutonic Army will dispatch 1 troops. They will be transported by the navy and start landing operations at five major locations at the same time.

The first group of troops took on the most dangerous task, attacking the important port of Narvik.The fleet consisted of the battlecruisers Gneisenau and Scharnhorst, together with ten destroyers serving as anti-submarine and covering troop carriers.

The second group, led by the heavy cruiser Hipper, led four destroyers to the port of Trondheim.The third group was the light cruisers Kahn and Königsberg, who led the subsidiary ships and some ocean-going torpedo boats to attack the port of Bergen.

The fourth group of light cruisers Karl Siyi led the torpedo boat team to attack the port of Kristiansand.The fifth group was the heavy cruiser Blücher, the pocket battleship Lützow and the light cruiser Emden to attack the Gulf of Oslo.

In order to support the five-way army, the Teutonic Air Force will provide air support in southern Norway, and at the same time, some airborne troops will support the amphibious combat force in the form of surprise operations.

On the day when the Teutonic Army attacked, Churchill had already persuaded Congress to let the Saar Navy go to the Norwegian Sea to lay mines, in order to prevent the Teutonic Army from attacking.Although the two sides did not communicate in advance, they made similar decisions. It can be said that the heroes see the same thing.

The Teutonic Navy left the port and headed north, and the Saar Navy also began to mobilize. Soon, a huge naval fleet sailed towards the coast of Norway. At the same time, there was another Saar fleet composed of eight destroyers. Mining mines near the Norwegian coastline, when both sides set off, they did not expect that a sea battle was about to start.

The Teutonic Army was scheduled to launch an attack in the early morning of April 1940, 4. However, at three o'clock in the morning on this day, the Saar fleet, which was sailing north, suddenly discovered several Teutonic cruisers and destroyers.At that time, these Teutonic warships were sailing north, and the Saars did not know the other party's intentions, so they did not dare to act rashly.

In fact, these Teutonic warships were patrol ships on guard in the open sea. When they discovered the Saar Navy fleet, they immediately telegraphed the news to the headquarters.The Teutonic Admiralty was taken aback by the news. They thought their plan had been seen through by the Saars, and the attacking troops had already fallen into a trap.Admiral Raeder did not dare to be assertive, so he came to Hissler with a telegram.

For such an emergency situation, Hissler also felt very troublesome, but there was only one hour left before the general attack, and it was too late to retreat.After discussing with many generals, Hissler decided to continue to implement the combat plan. He believed that it would be better to go forward and deal a fatal blow to the enemy than to suffer unnecessary casualties during the retreat.

For this battle plan, Hissler was so firm that even Goering's request to suspend the deployment of paratroopers in order to preserve his strength was ruthlessly rejected by him.Not only did the paratroopers have to be dispatched, but they were also dispatched three hours in advance. In addition, Hissler asked the Teutonic land-based air force to dispatch to prepare to search for possible enemies, while at the same time the secret fleet of the Teutonic kingdom had already set sail.

The time for the general offensive was approaching, and the first fleet had barely reached the target. Although a troop carrier was sunk by the Bailan submarine on the way, overall it went smoothly.But the appearance of the Bailan submarine sounded the alarm for the Teutons.After the surrender of the Bailan Kingdom, the navy and army retreated by the Bailan people went to the Saar Empire and were under the unified command of the Saar people.This time the Prynne submarine actually appeared off the coast of Norway, indicating that the Saars had turned their attention.

This is a very dangerous signal. The Teutonic Army must speed up its operations. Before the opponent sends a fleet, it must first grasp the key points on land to avoid being attacked from both sides.The first fleet first sent a letter of persuasion to the Norwegian fleet in Narvik Harbor, asking them to surrender immediately.

The Norwegians refused to surrender, and planned to rely on shore artillery to cooperate with the fleet to intercept the Teutonic fleet's attack.The Destroyer Fleet of the Teutonic Navy rushed into the port without fear, and launched a surprise attack on the Norwegian fleet by relying on torpedoes. Its flagship cruiser "Edswold" was quickly sunk, and other old warships of the Norwegian Navy were also quickly destroyed. Sunk in port.

The shore artillery bombarded the sea with the most violent artillery fire, hoping to wipe out the Teutonic navy. However, the Norwegian shore artillery, which only had three old large-caliber artillery, had too low firepower density to hit the maneuverable destroyer.The Teutonic navy braved the opponent's artillery fire and transported the army to the shore. Hundreds of Teutonic soldiers transported by the destroyer rushed to the coast in the icy water, and then launched an attack on the Norwegian army fort.

Most of the weapon systems of the Norwegian Army have been in disrepair for a long time. For example, the turrets used today, although the artillery has been replaced, their design originated from more than a hundred years ago, and the concept of protection is quite outdated.There is no infantry advance to cover the position, and there is no fully enclosed turret design, which seems to be insufficient resistance to the increasingly modern offensive methods.

Hundreds of Teutonic soldiers adopted a small formation combat mode, infiltrated into places not far from the fort, and attacked with mortars.For mortars with curved ballistics, the open fort was the easiest to strike, and the Norwegian fort defenders suffered heavy casualties very quickly.An hour later, the Teutonic army occupied the fort and covered other troop carriers entering the port to unload.More and more Teutonic soldiers and equipment landed one after another, and the balance of troops between the two sides suddenly reversed.

Seeing that resistance was impossible, the Norwegian guard immediately announced his surrender, and Narvik Port was occupied by the Teutonic Army.The second group took the port of Trondheim lightly, and the defenders there surrendered immediately after seeing the Teutonic army attacking.

During the attack of the third group attacking the port of Bergen, two destroyers were hit by mines and sank, but this did not hinder the pace of the Teutonic attack.The Norwegian army originally planned to rely on shore-based fortifications to organize the attack of the Teutonic army, but a sudden moment disrupted their plan.

Just half an hour before the Teutonic Army launched an offensive, a paratrooper regiment was airborne in the port of Stavanger, south of the port of Bergen.This airborne is also the first time that a country other than the Hualan Army has used paratroopers in actual combat.

The first thousand and 260 chapters and five Zeppelin-class aircraft carriers

Because the officers of the Teutonic paratroopers are all beneficiaries of the officer exchange program with Hualanguo, they have conducted systematic paratrooper knowledge learning, and they are very familiar with the basic combat mode of paratroopers.

The Norwegian defenders were caught off guard. They never knew that threats could fall from the sky. As a result, the defenders fled in panic, and the port was quickly occupied by Teutonic paratroopers.After gaining the stronghold, the Teutonic army sent a battalion to march north along the coast.

Because some local trucks were requisitioned, the paratrooper battalion arrived at the destination in just three hours.When the Norwegian defenders were fighting fiercely with the Teutonic landing forces, the Teutonic paratroopers quickly launched an attack from the side and rear. They attacked the defenders with mortars, causing confusion on the other side.

Realizing that they were in a situation where they were being attacked from both sides, the Norwegian army suddenly fell into chaos. They only knew that there was an enemy coming from behind, but before they figured out how many people and what equipment the opponent had, the morale of the army collapsed.

Under the front and back attacks, the Norwegian army was quickly defeated, and the Teutonic army was able to easily occupy the port of Bergen.The same situation also played out at Kristiansand in the south. The fourth fleet attacking there was also helped by paratroopers and quickly captured the port.

The only one that was seriously damaged was the fifth fleet that attacked Oslo. Although the Teutonic fleet headed by Blücher was quite powerful, it was still severely damaged by Norwegian [-]mm shore artillery.The large cruiser Blücher with a displacement of nearly [-] tons was hit by a shell, and the hull was severely damaged.It was subsequently sunk by a Norwegian submarine during its retreat, killing hundreds of sailors.

After the fleet attacking the capital Oslo was repulsed, the defense of the Norwegian army seemed hesitant, as if the government hadn't made up its mind at all.Taking advantage of this opportunity, the Teutonic army that had already landed expanded its results, and many Norwegian troops raised their hands and surrendered without firing a shot.

The northern and central parts of Norway were quickly controlled by the Teutonic Army. At this time, the government woke up like a dream and immediately appointed Lieutenant General Otto Rugai as the commander-in-chief.Ruge was a man of strong will and determination. He soon began to organize the resistance of the Norwegian army and rejected any proposal of surrender.

Admiral Heltmann concentrated his troops and stubbornly blocked the Teutonic army going south in Heigl's fortifications, stopping them in the area south of Trondheim Port for half a month.The Norwegian government's approach is very simple. Although its own army cannot have the power to expel the Teutonic army, it must at least hold on for a while until the Saars send reinforcements to rescue them.

The Norwegians thought well, but they didn't know that the Saars didn't have much strength to rescue them, because the fleet with the Ark Royal and the HMS Fury as the core did not dare to approach the Norwegian coastline.Although this fleet has two aircraft carriers, one battleship, one battlecruiser, and four cruisers, the leading commander knows very well that with this strength, it is impossible to beat the Teutonic shore-based air force.

Judging from the many naval battles that the Hualan Army participated in with aviation, the party with air supremacy can use it to control the sea, even if the air supremacy is captured by shore-based aviation.Although the Saars have two aircraft carriers, they are not arrogant enough to counter the shore-based aviation of the entire Teutonic state.

The Saar people didn't know what kind of consequences their hesitation would eventually lead to.Just when the Teutonic troops broke through the Heigl line of defense, an Arado Ar196A-5 seaplane used by the Teutonic guard found this wandering fleet on the surface of the central North Sea.

This news was quickly sent to a mysterious fleet, and the commander of this fleet was Vice Admiral Lütjens of the Teutonic Kingdom.After receiving the news, he couldn't believe his eyes, because according to the estimates of the Teutonic Navy Department, there would be at most only two battlecruisers among the troops drawn by the Saar Empire.

After much consideration, he decided to send all his aviation forces to launch a surprise attack on the enemy aircraft carrier fleet.In this mysterious Teutonic fleet, the two giant warships owned are the export models of the Hualan Kingdom's Zhongyuan class, which are now named Zeppelin and Teutonic aircraft carriers.

After the Hualan State aircraft carrier made great achievements repeatedly, Hissler was different from another time and space that did not pay much attention to the aircraft carrier, but the Teutonic State had never built such a ship, and he had no choice but to pin his hopes on foreign countries.In the last discussion between the two sides, there was a plan to purchase ships.It just so happened that the Hualan Army was about to replace a new type of aircraft carrier. The two Zhongyuan-class aircraft carriers that were replaced were completely refurbished, removed all sensitive equipment, and were sold to the Teutonic Kingdom as export models.

Obtaining these two aircraft carriers named Zeppelin class, the Teutonic Navy is like a treasure. It not only allows the Teutonic people to own an aircraft carrier for the first time, but also allows ship designers to understand some manufacturing specifications and precautions of the aircraft carrier. .Hessler attaches great importance to these two treasures, and he refuses to use them easily, and usually keeps news tightly sealed.Because the Hualan Kingdom disguised them as container ships and transported them to the Western Continent, the Saar people didn't hear the news, and they suffered a big loss in the end.

24 BF109T carrier-based fighter jets, 36 Junker 87C dive bombers and 24 Arado 123D torpedo planes took off from the two aircraft carriers.These aircraft are all land-based aircraft that have been modified to serve on board. There are still many immature aspects in the design, but they are already considered to be the best among today's carrier-based aircraft.

In order to accommodate more aircraft, they not only increased the ammunition capacity and improved the landing gear, but also specially adopted the folding wings suggested by the Hualanguo designer, which greatly increased the aircraft carrying capacity of the two aircraft carriers. Even though so many fighter planes were dispatched, there are still twelve fighter jets remaining on the aircraft carrier for air defense operations.

The Teutonic carrier-based aircraft force quickly formed a large formation and rushed towards the Saar fleet. At this time, the Saar fleet was still ignorant of the approaching danger.Because of the mist on the sea, the visibility in the air was much lower, and several fleets were separated as a result.The fighter unit protected a dive bomber brigade, and flew northeast according to the direction of the compass. After flying for half an hour, they still did not find the shadow of the Saar fleet.

Seeing that there is not much fuel left, if they do not return within 10 minutes, they may run out of fuel and fall into the sea before reaching the aircraft carrier.Colonel Herm, who led the team, was very anxious. Just when he was about to order to return, a bomber saw the situation on the sea from the gradually dissipating fog. More than ten clear tracks appeared on the water, and a large fleet was flying at full speed. sailing.

Chapter 260 and Six of Teutonic Sea Raid

It turned out that when the Teutonic water reconnaissance plane spotted the Saar fleet, it was also spotted. If it hadn't been running fast, the plane had already been shot down by fighter jets taking off one after another.Lieutenant General Frazer, the commander of Saar, knew that the reconnaissance plane had spotted them, and the enemy's attack was not far away.Therefore, the Saar fleet took off two squadrons of Guanbiyan fighter jets to serve as air security, and at the same time, the entire fleet sailed northward quickly, hoping to avoid the combat range of the opponent's shore-based aviation.

Lieutenant General Frazer's calculations were good. The combat radius of the Teutonic shore-based air force could hardly reach his fleet, but he missed the opponent's aircraft carrier.Because he hadn't gotten any wind before, Lieutenant General Frazier had no idea of ​​the imminent danger. He only woke up like a dream when he knew that the sound of the humming engine was coming from far and near.

"Order the fleet to enter a state of combat readiness and form an air defense formation." Lieutenant General Frazer frowned, looking at the fleet from far to near in the sky, full of doubts in his heart.All the Guanbiyan fighter jets on the two Saar aircraft carriers took off one after another, rushing towards the opponent's plane.

The Teutonic Navy did not show weakness. 24 BF109T fighter jets left the formation and took the initiative to meet the fighter group of the Saar Army.As soon as the two sides engaged in battle, two Tube-Nosed Gull fighter jets were shot down.Compared with the Teutonic fighter jet with a speed of more than 600 kilometers per hour, the mere 450 kilometers per hour of the Guanbiyan fighter jet is not enough.

What's more, the BF109T fighter has four 7.9mm machine guns and two 20mm cannons, which is much more powerful than the Saar fighter equipped with eight 7.62mm machine guns.Often the Guanbiyan fighter has not yet entered the effective range and has been shot down by the opponent's fighter.

Faced with the absolute inferiority of the aircraft performance, the Saar fighter group could only support it with all their strength and entangle the enemy fighter group.However, a battalion of Junker 87C dive bombers of the Teutonic Army ignored this, and they crossed over to engage.

"Fire, fire quickly." The gunners on the deck shouted, ordering the anti-aircraft artillery on the densely covered deck to fire.Soon, large and small artillery shells rose into the air, exploding gorgeous puffs of smoke, which were as dense as the fireworks at the empress's coronation ceremony.

Twelve dive bombers rushed down without showing any sign of weakness, aiming at the two Saar aircraft carriers.With a sharp whistle, the first bomber plunged down at a 75-degree angle and aimed at the large flight deck.However, before he started dropping bombs, several large-caliber anti-aircraft shells exploded in the airspace near the aircraft.

The four-shot sharp shrapnel pierced the aircraft engine, and the bomber was instantly enveloped in thick smoke.At this speed, the pilot could not skydive at all, and before he jumped out of the cabin, he would be cut in two by the rear horizontal tail.

The pilot steered the plane as hard as he could, hoping to manage to level the plane out of a dive.However, after the engine lost control, the entire aircraft became very inconvenient, not to mention that the fuselage was also severely damaged, making it very difficult to operate.As a result, the pilot failed to escape, but rushed into the sea with the plane.