Chapter 595: British Expeditionary Force surrendered

"Boom, boom, boom." An hs129 attack aircraft, flying low on the sea, swooped down when it saw a ship flying the British flag on the sea.
The 40mm cannon roared on the sea, and a private yacht of several hundred tons was hit instantly.
On the sea, a huge flame burst out, and the man driving the yacht jumped into the water.
Not to mention civilian ships, now, these ships have been requisitioned, they are absolutely military use! Therefore, the offensive launched by the Germans did not violate the restrictions of international conventions.
In an air battle in the morning, the British Air Force suffered heavy losses. Then, Germany launched another V-2 missile attack and killed the opposite air force base. In this way, by the afternoon, there were almost no British fighter planes overhead.
In this case, the attack aircraft with weak air combat capability, the Stuka bomber, were all dispatched. They were on the sea and opened fire mercilessly at the British ships below. As a result, the British ships were relentlessly expelled. Don't dare to cross the middle line of the strait!
The situation is not good for the British Expeditionary Force.
In a temporary air defense fortification, Gott, commander of the British Expeditionary Force, looked at the 1st Army Commander Alexander in front of him with a pale face.
"The Germans sent us a notice. After half an hour, all their firepower will attack us, including thousands of rocket launchers."
Hundreds of thousands of British Expeditionary Forces have been suppressed in a narrow seaside area. If the Germans were to carry out artillery cover attacks, they would definitely have no bullets.
What's the use of more people? They can't get out if they want to rush out, if they want to withdraw or not, staying here is a dead end.
"London, ordered us to persist until the night, and the navy will once again find a way to open the gap and rescue us out." Gott said: "Can we persist until the night?"
If there is hope, then they will continue to fight hard, not afraid of bloodshed and sacrifice, but if there is no hope, their persistence is meaningless.
Can it last till night?
There was quite a contradiction in Gott's heart.
"The latest news is that Germany launched an attack on our homeland and used new weapons. One of our air bases was almost completely destroyed, and even our capital was bombed."
One by one, the bad news is constantly coming, just like the straw that crushes the camel.
Gott's face was gloomy. He knew that the decision he had to make now had a bearing on the fate of the entire expeditionary army, whether to continue fighting or surrender?
Compared to Gott, the German on the opposite side feels much more relaxed.
"I hope the British will not surrender, so that we can have a legitimate reason to wipe them all out." Dietrich said.
In Dietrich’s heart, the tide was slowly coming. He was very interested in killing, but at the same time, he also knew Cyric’s guidance. Every prisoner who lays down his weapons is what the Empire needs. The labor force can at least drive them to the mines, continue to serve the empire and repay their sins.
Therefore, if the opponent lay down their weapons, Dietrich could not kill the prisoners of war indiscriminately. He hoped that the British would not surrender, so that he would have a good reason to kill the British.
Bloody killing is the mission of soldiers!
Compared with Dietrich, Guderian, the head of the SS, obviously considered more: "For us, capturing the British is more important than killing them."
If all the British expeditionary forces were killed, then the British would have killed their sons, husbands, and fathers. Then the British would definitely take revenge, and their will to fight would be stronger.
However, if the expeditionary force is only captured, it will not be so strong. Even because of the prisoner issue, the opponent will soften its position. At least some of the British will soften. These captives are important pieces for splitting the British high-level.
Of course, the decision-making power is in the hands of the British, and they have the right to choose their own life and death.
The main force of the SS, as well as the other army groups in the north, can be said that the main German army has gathered here. Guderian is waiting. Once the time is up and the British have not surrendered, then they must resolutely According to the orders of the Führer Cyric, there will be no Englishman alive before dark!
Want to retreat? Dream it!
As time passed by little by little, the surrounding German teams had made the final preparations.
All the tanks were filled with gas and ammunition. The infantrymen were all fed. They even squinted in the wheeled infantry chariot during the intermission. Now they are full of strength. ~EbookFREE.me~ If you look from the sky, you can see that all around the British position are German teams, the innermost circle is tanks, followed by infantry fighting vehicles, infantry, and the outermost circle is suppressing firepower. .
The multiple rocket launchers have been prepared, and the barrels have been raised, just waiting for the final order!
Many of the Waffen-SS have tracked chassis, while other units have a variety of different types. Off-road trucks are the most used. The back of the truck is also equipped with I-shaped launching rails instead of launching tubes.
In terms of number, there are really thousands of doors. When they launch together, they can definitely plow the British expeditionary position completely.
In addition to rocket launchers, field guns of various calibers, there are also many, of course, full firepower.
As for the British in the encirclement, when they retreated, most of their heavy equipment was abandoned, and they had no possibility of counterattack!
Dietrich has looked at his watch several times, and he can't wait to turn his watch pointer around and hurried to four o'clock. That kind of scene is what Dietrich looks forward to most!
"It's coming soon." Dietrich looked at his watch again. It was four o'clock, only one second hand!
"British, I really want to fight to the end, General Guderian, give orders!" Dietrich said.
Guderian raised his arm and looked at his watch, a Swiss gold watch. The time was very accurate. Sure enough, it was time!
"Send my order, prepare..." Before Guderian's order was finished, an adjutant rushed in: "Good news, good news, the Englishman on the opposite position raised the white flag!"
The British surrendered? Hearing this news, Dietrich threw his cigarette to the ground and stomped his foot severely: "This is really bad news!"