My own war game

Chapter 288 Unplanned Reinforcements
On the top floor of the Paris Broadcasting Center, He Chi pulled the female intelligence officer out from under the broken furniture.

He Chi checked Christine from head to toe and found that although she was in a mess, she only had minor scratches on her arms, which was a blessing in disguise.

"Sorry, it seems I have caused trouble." Christine smiled bitterly. The broadcast just now could be heard by everyone, and the nearest ones were not the Allies, but the Germans.

A large number of German troops quickly gathered nearby and began to attack the broadcasting center. The attack just now was the effect of the enemy's IG18 infantry support cannon bombarding the wall.

He Chi pulled Christine to hide behind another wall. In the darkness, dense crowds of German soldiers appeared on the street.

"We're in trouble. The other side has at least two battalions." He Chi muttered to himself.

Then he looked at Christine beside him "Do you think anyone will come?"

Christine bit her lip and nodded.

"Then let's see how long we can hold on." He Chi picked up a K43 sniper rifle and leaned down the stairs.

The situation below was in chaos. About a hundred guerrillas relied on the previous German fortifications and resisted with the weapons left by the enemy.

Puff~Puff~The sound of bullets piercing through human bodies. Both sides were frantically spraying ammunition with MG-42 general-purpose machine guns, and people on both sides kept falling down.

"verdecktes Feuern!!" (German: Take cover, fire!)

Boom! ! ! !

A 75mm infantry shell exploded in front of the position, knocking three guerrillas to the ground and silencing a machine gun.

boom! ! !
With a gunshot, an artilleryman 300 meters away was shot in the head and fell down.

boom! ! ! !

Another shot, and a German second lieutenant was shot in the chest and also lay on the ground.

"Sniper! There's a sniper!" The German soldiers shouted and crawled on the ground, and their offensive was halted.

He Chi pulled the bolt of the K43 in his hand and reloaded the bullet.

Benjamin on the side widened his eyes and said, "He, when did you learn this trick? I almost thought it was Tanya who came just now."

"Shut up and fix the radio first. How many people can survive here depends on you." He Chi retorted, then turned around and aimed again.

Countless human figures were moving in the retina of the Oriental man's right eye, and the gold coins in his hand had just disappeared.

"Don't rush me, I'm working on it! Damn it! The line is obviously connected, I don't know why it's like this..." Benjamin cursed in a low voice.

"My God, if Yulia was here she would have fixed it long ago. Can you please learn from him?"

"Yulia? The Russian woman who was particularly rough when repairing things?" Benjamin recalled the previous scene, picked up the hammer next to him, and hit the big box of the radio.

Boom!
The green light came on and there was a crackling sound of electricity coming from inside.

"What?! Dude, you're such a genius!" He Chi was so excited that he patted Benjamin's injured shoulder, causing his face to twist in pain.

The Oriental man threw his rifle aside and came to the front of the radio.

"He, what are you doing?" Christine asked.

"Call someone."
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At the same time, at the headquarters of the New Japan National Construction Army, the regiment commander Kiichi Ikeda was holding a meeting with a group of colonels and lieutenant colonels around him, when the communications officer Sato suddenly rushed in.

"Baka! How disrespectful! Why are you so flustered?!" Seeing his subordinates being so rude, Ikeda Kiichi shouted in displeasure.

"I'm very sorry, Your Excellency the Commander, please take a look at the plain text message I just received." Lieutenant Colonel Sato raised his hand and handed over a piece of paper.

"What?" Ikeda Gui glanced at the telegram and his expression turned serious. "Sato-san, are you sure the telegram was sent from Paris?"

"Hai! Your Excellency, the information is accurate. In addition, we also listened to the broadcast from Paris 20 minutes ago. The last voice that appeared in it was very similar to that of that gentleman."

"Sato-san, are you sure?"

"Ha! Sir, I am quite sure that I shall never forget the voice of that gentleman."

"Suoga~" Ikeda Keiichi touched his beard. As the commander of the New Japan National Construction Army, although he was highly valued by the pro-American Aoki, he was essentially opposed to the National Construction Army setting up its own faction.

The reason is simple. Brigadier General Ikeda, who had followed He Chi since the Philippines, was deeply impressed by the experience at that time. The memory of dancing naked in the house and the sacks being thrown into the sea always made him break out in cold sweats when he woke up in the middle of the night.

Moreover, news had come from London before that Captain Aoki was caught by that gentleman during a secret conversation with Major General Iikuni. Although it was nothing at the time, a large-scale purge was carried out among the grassroots officers in the army afterwards.

If that lord knew that his troops were less than a hundred kilometers away but did not go to rescue them, then the consequences would be...

Thinking of this, Ikeda Kiichi made up his mind.

"Sato-san!"

"Hai!"

"Order three battalions to board transport vehicles and carry all heavy weapons to rush towards Paris! Be prepared for the attack!"

"Hai! I'll arrange it right away!"

"Wait a moment." Ikeda Kiichi called out to his men again.

"Hai, is there anything else you want to tell me?" Lieutenant Colonel Sato half bowed and showed a listening attitude.

"After arriving in the suburbs of Paris, do you know what to do?" Ikeda Kiichi asked meaningfully.

"Move forward quickly, rush into the city, and rescue that adult!"

"Baka! What if there's an ambush on the other side?!" Ikeda Kiichi, who was from the Osaka Division, slapped the opponent in the face, and then instructed, "First confirm the surrounding situation, and then take action after seeing the French army launch a charge. At other times, advance quietly and don't shoot. Do you understand?"

"Hai! I understand."

"Yoshi! Go ahead, I'll ask Commander Aoki for combat guidance."

Lieutenant Colonel Sato saluted and left the room.

After a while, a hurried assembly whistle sounded outside.

At almost the same time, at the Bretagne Airport in Rennes, France, former US Ambassador to the UK, John F. Kennedy, also received a telegram handed over by his assistant.

"Look, this guy is practically giving us orders." Old Kennedy calmly flicked the telegram paper in his hand.

"Indeed, this is a very rude request. Should we ignore him?" the assistant asked tentatively.

"No, this person is very special. Mr. Roosevelt has mentioned him to me many times in public and hinted that I should never conflict with him because of John."

"And to be honest, I am very interested in the word [equivalent return] here. If I really mobilize an air force, what kind of resources can he use to repay me?"

"Steven, help me prepare the car and go to the nearest air force base." Old Kenny ordered.

Twenty minutes later, the former ambassador to Britain walked into the office of General Oswald Weltz of the 12th Air Force.

Half an hour later, 18 A-20 Harrier ground attack aircraft took off under the cover of several fighter jets and flew towards Paris.

(End of this chapter)