Age of Conquest Reborn

General Ito did not feel any reluctance or humiliation in issuing such an order. He knew very well that if there was a battle with the ** Air Force of the ** Division on the Australian battlefield, and the ** Division's ground troops were attracted to enter Australia in large numbers, I'm afraid that

Neither His Majesty the Emperor nor the headquarters will spare him lightly. I believe that the mainland does not want to start a war with that devilish Chinese army now.

Major General Noda, the commander of the Army Air Force of Japan's Southwest Pacific Expeditionary Force, was flying a light reconnaissance aircraft over the headquarters. Major General Noda was so angry that he was about to explode with frustration. He was here.

I came to the commander-in-chief, General Ito, to reason!

The reconnaissance aircraft of the Air Force discovered the Air Force Air Force Group flying from the direction of the Chagos Islands in the East Indian Ocean. They also discovered the Air Force Fleet appearing in the waters near Adelaide and Melbourne.

Major General Noda was overjoyed when the reconnaissance plane reported it. Within a few minutes, he drew up a battle plan, and his appetite was definitely big enough!

All the fighter planes of the United Air Force were divided into two fleets, fighting against the Japanese division fleet coming from the direction of the Chagos Islands. The other group fought against the Japanese division fleet in the waters near Adelaide and Melbourne.

In a devastating attack, he wanted to create a miracle, not only severely damaging the fleet of Japanese aircraft, but also sending a fleet of Japanese troops to the bottom of the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean respectively.

The entire United Air Force's more than 800 combat aircraft were already at all field airports, ready to go, waiting for an order to pounce on the target. But at this moment, they suddenly received an order from General Ito not to allow the air force to attack.

, this makes Major General Noda, who is as arrogant as a fighting cock and has a high fighting spirit, feel so embarrassed?

To use a vivid metaphor, I was lying on the snow-white belly of a young beauty. I was moving freely and freely. At the most critical moment, I was suddenly picked up by someone and was thrown hard on my back. Think about it, that

What does it feel like? Is it possible that you have thoughts of murder?

Major General Noda's plane landed not far from the headquarters of Japan's Southwest Expeditionary Force. On the temporarily built field airport runway, he may have been angry and made a big landing movement. The light reconnaissance aircraft bounced on the runway a few times before

He stopped, then jumped in the car and went straight to General Ito's tent. He had a dark face all the way. He looked like a fierce man!

When Major General Noda appeared in front of General Ito, he was very surprised. Why did this guy come to him if he was not commanding the air force in air combat?

Before General Ito could speak, Major General Noda asked angrily: "Your Excellency, Commander-in-Chief, I really want to know why you ordered the air force to suspend the bombing of Adelaide and Melbourne. The staff is very confused.

Your approach!”

This tone of voice was nothing like the attitude of talking to a boss. He just asked his immediate boss to give him an explanation. General Ito's face immediately became ugly. Although the Southwest Pacific Expedition Force Joint Air Force was directly subordinate to the Southwest Pacific Expedition Force.

The commander of the Army Aviation Department at the base camp, after fighting in the Australian War, had nothing to do with him.

However, Noda's United Air Force is now under the order of operations of the Empire's Southwest Pacific Expedition Force. Why, they are also his subordinates. How dare they speak in such a tone? It's really shocking. The guys from the Army Aviation are too shameless.

He suddenly shouted: "Baga! Major General Noda, this is an order from the headquarters. You have no right to question it, but only the obligation to obey the order!"

"The fighting is tense on the front line. You don't command the troops to fight, but you come to me and yell. If you delay the military plane because of this, you know the consequences. Go back now. In addition, the order from the General Headquarters does not

You are not prohibited from attacking in the direction of Sydney, please be smart!"

Well, before I could say a few words, I was hit with a barrage of artillery fire, just like chasing a dog. I really didn’t dare to argue anymore. The first level of officialdom is overwhelming, and besides, it’s still several levels higher.

His boss, the commander-in-chief who wields all the power in the Australian battlefield, is so depressed that Major General Noda can even cry!

When going back, Major General Noda was still holding a fire in his heart. Suddenly, he suddenly remembered the words of Commander-in-Chief Ito, "You are not prohibited from attacking in the direction of Sydney!" Yes, you are not allowed to attack in Adelaide and Melbourne.

Take action, then vent your anger in Sydney!

With the aerial fire cover of the ** Division's land-based aviation force, the Allied forces in the direction of Adelaide and Melbourne finally got rid of the entanglement of the Japanese army and gradually assembled in both directions. Moreover, Lieutenant General Bachlisman

To General Fernandez's surprise, the leading Japanese troops in both directions stopped attacking and began to clean up the surrounding areas.

It was definitely a rare opportunity to retreat. Lieutenant General Bahlisman issued an order. The Allied forces in the direction of Adelaide and Melbourne, mainly American troops, retreated quickly. The deputy commander, General Fernandez, was jealous when he saw it.

Unable to stop it, an order was issued to the British Allied troops flying in the direction of Sydney, asking the more than 70,000 British troops to immediately recruit all motor vehicles and immediately move closer to Melbourne.

At this time, Tang Qiuquan was quite surprised by the Japanese air force's stoppage in bombing Adelaide and Melbourne. The expected aerial battle did not appear. Soon, he understood the mystery.

In other words, the Japanese troops on the Australian battlefield are absolutely unwilling to have any conflict with the ** Division troops. Even if it is clear that the ** Division fleet is to assist the Allied forces in retreat, they would not dare to do anything?

Such a situation is of course what Tang Qiuquan is most happy to see. "The Japanese are very smart! Let's have a tacit understanding!" he said to Chief of Staff Xin Xiguo.

Three days later, all the Allied troops in the direction of Adelaide and Melbourne were basically withdrawn. There was no threat from the air from Japanese aircraft, and there was no pursuit by the Japanese from the ground. Allied soldiers boarded the ships in a calm manner.

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Lieutenant General Bahlisman, Commander of the Australian Allied Forces, was on the dock day and night, directing the Allied soldiers to board the ship. At this moment, an incredibly bad news came. The Deputy Commander of the Australian Allied Forces, General Fernandez

, shot himself in his own office!

Lieutenant General Bahlisman felt a sharp pain in his heart. It was nonsense to say that he had a close personal friendship with this old-fashioned British man. However, after spending several months together, he became more powerful than General Fernandez, and he himself was very

At least, he was much stronger than his compatriot MacArthur, so why did he suddenly commit suicide?

Lieutenant General Bahlisman hurriedly called for the Chief of Staff of the Australian Allied Forces, Lieutenant General Wagnerzer, and learned the reason from the grief-stricken Chief of Staff. After receiving the order from General Fernandez, the frontline troops in Sydney

More than 70,000 British troops all transferred to motor vehicles and moved towards Melbourne at full speed. It was originally possible to reach Melbourne within three or four days.

However, on the way, they were fiercely bombed by the Japanese air force. It seemed that all the Japanese combat aircraft on the Australian battlefield had found the British who were rushing over. They continued to bombard them indiscriminately for three or four days, leaving blood and flesh flying everywhere.

Burning cars and the mutilated corpses of British soldiers could be seen everywhere. It was a one-sided massacre. The British army suffered heavy losses.

What was even more unfortunate was that the remaining British troops in the Canberra area were surrounded by a rapid Japanese force that came suddenly from the direction of June. One day later, of the more than 70,000 British soldiers, more than 10,000 were captured.

In addition, the rest were killed by the bombs of Japanese aircraft and the guns of Japanese soldiers. Australia's last fully organized British army was completely wiped out!

This outcome also means that in this world, the British Empire no longer has an organized army. General Fernandez, unable to accept this heavy blow, took advantage of the fact that his adjutants and staff were not paying attention.

In his own office, he drank a bullet and committed suicide!

On May 21st, all the Allied troops in the direction of Adelaide and Melbourne boarded troop transports and left Australia, which was filled with war and smoke. There was no threat from Japanese aircraft, no urgency from the roar of guns and artillery.

The evacuation process was quite peaceful, as if there had never been a war in this vast land?

Lieutenant General Bahlisman stood on the deck of the troop ship with the sadness of a rabbit dying and a fox hurting its own kind. He was extremely melancholy. The United States and the United Kingdom had finally lost their last overseas territory. When he came to Australia, he had the courage to turn the tide.

, what kind of ambition and ambition is it to save the building from collapse?

Now, with great pain and melancholy, and with the shame of a defeated general, they left. More than 800,000 Allied soldiers just disappeared into the Australian battlefield, and hundreds of thousands of Allied soldiers were buried in Australia.

Thinking of this, Lieutenant General Bahlisman couldn't help but feel sad. The soldiers who followed him out of Australia alive were only more than 60,000 in Adelaide and Melbourne. More than half of the Chinese troop transport ships were idle.

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With the evacuation of all the defeated Australian Allied forces, there were no longer any obstacles to the Japanese advance throughout Australia. Following the fall of Sydney, Adelaide and Melbourne fell one after another on May 25.

, it is better to say that it is a fall than a Japanese takeover, because in these two cities, there are no Allied troops left, and the Japanese soldiers entering these cities are not much more difficult than marching!

Melbourne, the former seat of the Australian Allied Forces Command, General Ito Genzaburo, Commander-in-Chief of Japan's Southwest Pacific Expeditionary Force, walked in with his head held high, accompanied by a large group of senior officers from the General Headquarters.

Standing on the highest floor, opening the window, the salty sea breeze rushed towards me, looking out at the vast expanse of blue waves of Bass Strait, General Ito calmly ordered to the Chief of Staff, Major General Yamaguchi: "Give it to me right away.

His Majesty the Emperor sent a telegram to the base camp, and the Empire dispatched troops to the Southwest Pacific to fully occupy Australia on May 26th!"

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