During the Second World War, the Allied forces planned to land in Normandy on June 6, 1944, so the landing force began to implement radio silence tactics to camouflage two days in advance, and the operation was code-named "Mockingbird". In order to commemorate the great feat of victory in the Anti-Japanese War and the radio silence of three million Allied troops, today is a day off. . .

Well, to be honest, because of a power outage, the high temperature of 37°C unexpectedly caused a power outage, a power outage, a power outage. . . . The author's bacteria has died of heat.

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