Age of Conquest Reborn

Lieutenant General Tada, the commander of the Japanese 18th Division, who had been attacking in the Pocatello area in the northern part of the Dellera Mountains, saw his men. After receiving a telegram from the commander of the division's search wing, Colonel Yokono, two

My hands couldn't help but started to tremble, and the cold sweat on my forehead kept dripping down.

Lieutenant General Tada secretly groaned in his heart, Yokono is really a troublemaker. Although he gave Yokono the power to deal with the situation before the search team set off, that was because Edgemont had not been occupied by the Germans.

on the basis of.

Lieutenant General Tada is a senior general of the Japanese army. His vision and thinking are naturally much higher than those of Colonel Yokono. He knows very well that Yokono disarmed more than a thousand people in a German motorized infantry regiment and killed three German soldiers.

, this matter is definitely a big deal, so big that I am also implicated.

Although the Japanese Empire has more than one million elite troops on the North American battlefield, the Germans also have a lot of troops. If things go wrong, the small town of Edgemont will become the spark of war between Germany and the empire.

Suo, Lieutenant General Tada knows better that now that the Empire and the Germans are joining forces to deal with the Americans, it is definitely a disagreement between face and heart. Who doesn't have a score in their heart?

"Damn Yokono, you are in big trouble now!" Lieutenant General Tada muttered, while his calves began to cramp. After thinking about it, he felt that he would definitely not be able to deal with such a big thing, so he took Yokono out.

The colonel's telegram was sent directly to the commander of the Empire's North American Operations Command, General Yamamoto, word for word. Then, he was in a state of confusion and was waiting for a reply from the command.

At this time, General Yamamoto had a lot of worries. Just as Chief of Staff Minamino was worried, the imperial soldiers who had been blocked by the Americans for several months at the defense line of the Dilera Mountains were like a flood.

When rushing out, I can't fully control the situation.

In the Salt Lake City area, that was the attack direction with the most concentrated troops of the Empire's North American Combat Command. There were more than 200,000 soldiers from more than a dozen divisions, swarming away. I don't know which unit commander did it.

A division of the German Thirteenth Infantry Corps, which had occupied Denver, was surrounded.

Also, in the direction of Cheyenne, the imperial soldiers also drove the Germans out, and in the direction of Rutton...

In the hands of General Yamamoto, there were dozens of such telegrams, all of which were reports from commanders of various units. They were all very excited to claim credit from the headquarters, for wresting control of a certain place from the Germans, etc.

A rough calculation shows that almost all the places occupied by the Germans were recaptured by imperial soldiers. Hundreds of firefights occurred, with casualties on both sides. However, the number of German troops heading north from Phoenix was obviously not as large as that of the empire.

.Obviously at a disadvantage, the German soldiers suffered more casualties.

In order to control the situation and prevent it from further developing and intensifying, General Yamamoto issued a strict order, "All ministries, using the existing occupied areas as boundaries, will occupy areas not yet controlled by the Germans as much as possible, and will never treat German soldiers in any way."

Extreme actions are allowed, and no further casualties are allowed, and conflicts with the Germans are avoided as much as possible!"

General Yamamoto can only restrain the troops in this way. The casualties caused in the past are a fait accompli and cannot be changed. If those brainless commanders at all levels are allowed to act recklessly again, the situation will really get out of hand!

At this time, the telegram from Lieutenant General Tada, commander of the 18th Division, also arrived at the headquarters. General Yamamoto thought that the content was similar to other telegrams, but he only glanced at it briefly. What happened in Edgemont with the Germans?

In the conflict, three German soldiers died, which was not a big deal. When the 9th Division of the Fifth Army occupied Cheyenne, one guy killed more than 30 German soldiers.

But when he looked down, he couldn't help grinning. When the imperial troops in other directions clashed with the Germans, there was only a brief exchange of fire, with casualties on both sides, and then the Germans were surrounded.

It can be explained as a misunderstanding, but the captain named Yokono actually disarmed a regiment of German soldiers. This was too reckless!

General Yamamoto couldn't help groaning in pain. He felt a little anxious now. A series of conflicts with the Germans in the central region of the United States seemed to be out of his control. How should it end?

General Yamamoto knew very well that even though the imperial forces seemed to have the upper hand, the Germans were not easy to mess with, and Rommel was a tough guy to talk to. He thought of the most likely outcome, and not all Americans had been killed yet.

, the armies of the Empire of Japan and Germany were fighting on American soil!

General Yamamoto knew what the consequences of this would be. He hurriedly sent a telegram back to Lieutenant General Tada, the commander of the 18th Division, "Commander Tada, after receiving the telegram, you must strictly order your subordinate, Captain Yokono.

, no more casualties to German soldiers are allowed, except that since Yokono’s headquarters controls Edgemont, the town must be firmly in the hands of the empire!”

After receiving the telegram from General Yamamoto, Lieutenant General Tada was overjoyed. He thought he was about to be in disaster. Unexpectedly, Commander Yamamoto did not want to say a word of blame. Doesn't that mean that the behavior of that guy Yokono was criticized by the Commander?

Have you acquiesced?

Later, Lieutenant General Tada personally drafted a telegram to Colonel Yokono, "Colonel Yokono, firmly controls the town of Edgemont. In addition, the German soldiers who have been disarmed must be treated with courtesy and will never be allowed to return.

There are casualties!”

Judging from the current situation, the Japanese troops basically control the central region of the United States. The Germans have only occupied a thin line, but the pressure in General Yamamoto's heart is getting heavier and heavier.

That Rommel was not a fuel-efficient man. After suffering a big loss, he would definitely not give up. It was possible to raise troops to fight. How to deal with the aftermath became the biggest problem. General Yamamoto was at a loss and had to ask for advice.

Yu's close friend is also Chief of Staff General Minamino.

"Minano-kun, the current situation has exceeded our expectations!" General Yamamoto did not mince words and said straightforwardly: "Although the German casualties are not large, the problem is very serious. The most difficult thing for me now is how to deal with the aftermath.

The question is, that Rommel will definitely not give up. Nanno-kun, what are your suggestions?"

"Alas!" General Nanye had a bitter look on his face. He didn't want to blame his close friend. In fact, he had expected such a situation. He was fighting for territory. Who has ever seen such a calm mind and humbly let me discuss it?

"Yamamoto-kun, this is the only plan for now!" General Minamino said thoughtfully: "First, immediately report the truth to His Majesty the Emperor about what happened here, and hope that the mainland will mediate this matter through diplomatic channels.

thing!"

"Second, Mr. Yamamoto, as the commander of the Imperial North American Operations Command, immediately sent a telegram to Rommel, the commander of the German Army Group South America, saying that you would rush to his station in person to explain that there had been a misunderstanding between the soldiers on both sides, which led to the

Regarding conflicts, we strive to resolve a series of conflicts at our level! In short, the main thing is to not continue to worsen the current alliance relationship!"

"Yo Xi!" General Yamamoto was overjoyed, nodding his head and saying: "Minano-kun is so talented, it is indeed a brilliant plan. If we take the initiative, we will have the initiative!"

By the evening of the next day, in Duluth, the wartime capital of the United States, President Roosevelt had received a series of intelligence at the wartime Supreme Headquarters about the conflicts between the Germans and the Japanese in the central region, including exchanges of fire between the two sides.

Each has information on casualties.

More than one piece of such information came to Roosevelt one after another. He looked at every piece of information very carefully, especially the information about the Japanese actively provoking conflict with the Germans. He looked even more carefully at it.

, and then, the heart that was lifting Lao Gao finally fell back into his stomach. God bless, I won the bet!

The central region finally became the flashpoint and fuse that triggered the conflict between the Germans and the Japanese. Moreover, the Japanese did better than they expected. People on both sides died. This knot was forged. With Hitler

Given Hirohito's temperament, this matter will only get worse!

Throwing out this piece of fat in the central region really caused a fight between a tiger and a wolf. Perhaps, the fight between tigers and wolves will happen soon. After carefully reading all the information, Roosevelt's mouth said something

A tired smile, like an athlete who has lost all his strength after finishing a marathon.

General Jefferfield stood quietly behind President Roosevelt, his eyes filled with fervent admiration like a mountain. At this moment, his admiration and admiration for Mr. President could not be increased.

After a long time, Roosevelt turned around and said to General Jefferfield: "Jeffrey, I think I have achieved what I wanted... By the way, our troops evacuated from the Dilera Mountains.

, what is the situation now? Is there any loss? "

"Mr. President, your wisdom and courage are unparalleled!" General Jefferfield said sincerely: "The evacuated troops have all safely withdrawn to Canada and assembled at the designated assembly area!

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"That's good! I'm not worried anymore!" Roosevelt said leisurely: "Jeffrey, you can give the intelligence about the conflict between the Germans and the Japanese in the central area to those who were left behind in the war.

The generals of the Supreme Headquarters, please take a closer look and restore their freedom of movement!"

"Also, if you tell those generals that I don't feel well and don't want to see anyone, don't mention anything related to me to them!"

"Yes! Mr. President, I'll do it right away!" Admiral Jefferfield replied in a loud voice with his chest high, and then asked for instructions, "Mr. President, what do we need to do next?"

(To be continued)(To be continued...)

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