Chapter 231: plan

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How to deal with internal problems is just an internal problem. It is the British Navy's current combat operation that makes Akkado feel painful. It now seems that the British have foreseen the coming of war, and they seem to have prepared everything for war.
On the contrary, it is still believed that the United Kingdom will continue to tolerate the development of the German navy, which is miscalculated by the German navy. The cost of miscalculation is very heavy, as heavy as a destroyer and a Stuka bomber. For Germany, this revenge cannot be ignored.
At least in Akado's mind, he advocates the use of teeth for teeth and blood for blood. So the British navy sank a German destroyer, then the German navy would have to sink at least ten British battleships, and it was considered revenge.
In order to avenge revenge, the head of state formed a brand new command structure: the Supreme Command of the Third Reich. On the day of the establishment of this institution, Akado personally ordered that he use his unparalleled authority and appeal in the army and various institutions to unify the scattered German command system.
The Waffen SS is placed under the command of the National Defence Forces, and the resupply and operations are under the responsibility of the National Defence Forces. The original SS organization was only used as a recruiting agency to recruit soldiers to supplement losses. The Air Force established a liaison office with the Navy and the Army in order to better accomplish coordinated combat missions.
In order to better complete the missions on the Western Front, Akado will directly supervise Army Commander Brauchic, Naval Commander Redell, and Air Force Commander Catherine, and jointly formulate an air, sea, and air coordinated attack plan. However, many German officials lack interest in the French war. They do not want to destroy peace at their fingertips.
The intelligence department has been expanded once again, integrating the intelligence agencies of the three armies of the Navy, Air Force, and the analysis and reverse osmosis. Gascoll seems to be responsible for more. However, part of the arrest task was assigned to the SS, which can be regarded as a subsidy to the SS's authority.
When he came to Berlin as the commander of the 21st Infantry Army, Manstein was very nervous. His plan was not perfect, but it was intended to overthrow the Army's plan of operation, code-named "Yellow Box."
50 years old is undoubtedly a very good age for a commander. At this time, the generals often have the impact of daring to fight when they are young, and have mature and stable experience and experience. And Manstein happened to be 50 years old this year.
The content of the "yellow box" is actually not difficult to guess. Even the French commanders have guessed a rough idea: Germany plans to prepare three a, b, and c armies. The c armies are responsible for pretending to attack the Mackinaw line, trapping the horse The French team on the Chino line; the a group army in Lundstedt is responsible for attacking Belgium and Luxembourg, breaking the French team line there; and the main force of the attack is the b group army, deployed in the Netherlands and northern Belgium, responsible for South all the way into low-lying countries such as the Netherlands and Belgium.
The original "Yellow Box Project" was not really clever. The German commanders on the Western Front who had accepted the order to implement the plan had been hesitating. They even including the head of state felt that the plan was not very auspicious, because the plan hardly allowed the German Wehrmacht to adopt a blitz tactic that had won a great victory in Poland.
In Poland, an army of elite tank troops, motorized troops, and mechanical artillery regiments received strong support from the Stuka dive bomber, and immediately broke through the sparse defense line of the Polish defenders. The armored soldiers rushed into the enemy position and opened a huge gap, allowing the conventional infantry to flow in like a tide.
And if this set of tactics is operated according to the yellow box plan, the key breakthrough of the B Group Army will almost certainly hit the main British and French troops entering Belgium. In this way, the collision between the main forces of the two armies is inevitable. Not only will the cost be extremely high, but also the success or failure is unpredictable, and these are all unacceptable to Akado. Even if the British and French teams suffered losses, they could retreat and follow the Somme all the way to northern France, blocking the Germans in this area and putting the Germans in the same stalemate as World War I.
Of course Akado knows the correct answer to this question, but he needs a military professional to complete the plan for him, and then obtain the consent and implementation of the entire military. As the spokesperson, he chose Manstein.
At the prompt of Akado, Manstein drew up a combat plan called Operation Scythe. In this battle plan, he exchanged the offensive content of the German A and B Group Army: it became the main attack of the A Group Army, and the B Group Army assisted.
As a result, the main force of the attack became General Lundstedt ’s a group army. They will launch an attack near the Arden plateau, cross the lush forested highlands, guided by the elite armored forces to penetrate, and suddenly appear in front of the French team near Sedan, tearing the weak French defense line on the Meuse River near Sedan , Heading west all the way to the English Channel.
The forces of the B Group Army pressed against the Anglo-French forces, preventing the main Anglo-French forces from escaping, forming a huge encirclement and destroying hundreds of thousands of the Anglo-French forces.
This plan was really liked by Head of State Akado. Like Hitler, he experienced the cruel trench warfare of World War I. He witnessed the fierce fighting and huge sacrifices. So, like Hitler, he was full of longing for a quick end to the war. So this plan that could directly defeat the British and French coalition forces has long been his favorite. Soon the entire plan was deployed.
However, there is still a certain distance between the British and French forces going north to Belgium, so a coincidence happened. A German plane was unfortunately lost when crossing the Belgian border. It was only after an emergency landing that the plane was in Belgium.
A German officer on the plane violated the head's secrecy order and carried a complete set of the "Yellow Box Project" and the dense oil and ammunition replenishment plan in his own document bag. Before he was stunned by the Belgian soldiers, he was crazy to burn these documents-unfortunately he failed to do so.
So the Belgian army soon shared this information with the French team, because once Belgium was attacked, France would have an obligation to send troops to support it. This secret document confirms the French side ’s speculation that Germany ’s main attack will enter the Netherlands, Belgium and other countries.
The arrogant commander-in-chief of the French army, General Ganmoulin, 68, was tit-for-tat, drawing up the counter-attack plan "D plan". This plan was named because it required the British and French coalition forces to defend the Dyer. The so-called Dale Line is the Belgian town of Dinan, which stretches across the Meuse River from Antwerp to the south.
After Gamorin received this information, in order to ensure the safety of his ally the Netherlands, he ordered the British and French allied forces to extend the defense line to the north and have been connected to the town of Breda in the Netherlands. And the troops deployed in the lowland countries north of France were increased from 19 divisions to 30 divisions at a stretch.
Speaking of which, anyone who knows history will know that the accident of the forced landing of the plane actually happened in 1940 in another time and space. How can there be such a coincidence in the world that the same thing happens more than two years in advance according to the needs of Akado?
Of course, there will be no such coincidence, but Akado, who knows the whole story, ordered Gascol ’s German intelligence department to design a shocking trans-spatial scam intact. It uses real intelligence and real commanders. Apart from a few executives, no one knows the truth of this accident.
After learning the news of the main force of the French team through the intelligence agencies in the Netherlands, Akado knew that the opportunity for revenge was coming. He summoned the generals of the army and deployed a series of tasks. In order to confuse the French, on New Year's Day 1938, he carefully issued a deceptive New Year's message condemning the Soviet government.
On New Year's Day in 1938, the head of the empire, Akado Rudolph, who hurriedly showed up in Berlin, Germany, boarded a special train. It was announced that this time the head of state would go to Hamburg to inspect the process of rebuilding the shipyard there, but the train suddenly turned southwest two-thirds of the way.
In Hanover, Akado met his team of meteorological experts. These professional weather forecasters expect the weather conditions to be good in the coming days. The long-awaited Operation Scythe of the Head of State can start at any time. Unfortunately, on January 2nd, snow began to fall in northwestern Germany, and the plan had to be postponed repeatedly.
As the train swayed, Akado became more and more nervous. To be honest, he is now almost indistinguishable from an ordinary German general. The history of the unrecognizable has made him unable to accurately predict the direction of future events. What he can do It was waiting anxiously, waiting for the twisted history to develop in the direction he wanted.
Listening to the bang of the wheels hitting the rails, the head of state, Akado, was insomnia. He could not sleep because of the tossing and turning, worrying about the weather conditions and the difficulties he might encounter later. In addition, he was worried about the German navy, whether the navy could seize the opportunity to realize the dream of the German navy for a century.
In the snow, Akado and Anna drove 12 miles in the car. Came to the new headquarters of the Supreme Command of the Western German Empire. This is a bunker that exploded from the foothills of the wooded mountains. Akado was not exempt from the customs, and he used the name Hitler gave here-Stone Castle.
The bad weather showed no signs of improving, and the German army was forced to postpone the offensive that should have been launched. Akado was anxious and walked hurriedly in the stone castle office. However, this delay allowed the generals of the Army to breathe a sigh of relief. They won more time to transport troops, hoard supplies, and have more time to prepare the bombs and shells to be used in the new war. .