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There are many sandbags piled up in the extension area from the trees to the grass, above which is a camouflage net supported by brackets. Between the camouflage net and the sandbags, an 88mm gun was blown off the barrel.

He took two steps forward, jumped into a half-man-high trench, and tapped the fence used to fix the soil layer with his gun, and it felt solid.

There were some dead German soldiers in the trench. Judging from the degree of decay, they had been dead for at least two or three days.

Ryder followed Lin Yue with his MP40 submachine gun, spitting outside the trench from time to time.

"Trenches at right angles, one, two, three, four, four 88mm guns..."

Lin Yue walked and sneaked into the side headquarters, and found a corpse with a military uniform armband with an eagle head. Although the person had been dead for a long time, and there were scars caused by shrapnel on his face, his face was very similar to the person in his impression. .

"Second lieutenant, second lieutenant, be careful of mines." Ryder kindly reminded him from behind.

"I'm fine." Lin Yue agreed, unbuttoned the collar of the fallen American soldier, and pulled out the dog tag hanging around his neck.

Company A, 506th Regiment, 101st Airborne Division, Hull.

"Communication Officer Hull?"

Lin Yue turned his head and scanned the abandoned artillery position, not knowing what words to use to describe his mood.

Yesterday I met Captain Miller and others in Newey Town, and today I met the characters in "Band of Brothers".

"Second Lieutenant, what's the matter?" Ryder asked with a puzzled expression when he saw him staring at a dead American soldier in a daze.

"Oh." Lin Yue came back to his senses: "Do you know what is the favorite food of American snipers?"

Ryder shook his head: "I don't know."

Lin Yue took out a pack of chewing gum from Hull's pocket and threw it to Ryder: "Chewing gum".

This was Ryder's first time fighting against the U.S. Army. He had only heard about the fact that the U.S. military used chewing gum as a daily sweet from soldiers who had withdrawn from the North African battlefield.

Ryder took out a piece, opened it, and put it in his mouth: "It tastes good."

Lin Yue groped Hell again, and found a bag of compressed biscuits and a few pieces of chocolate. He kept the compressed biscuits, and threw the chocolate away. This thing is placed in the world of "My Commander, My Regiment". People from the cannon fodder regiment can break their heads for it, but when he comes to the European battlefield, as an officer, he can eat German chocolate, so why would he be greedy? The chocolate that the U.S. military itself dislikes.

The map files in the headquarters were taken away. He searched and found nothing of value, so he led Ryder away from the artillery position and continued towards the radar station.

After walking for another hour, a US military transport plane that was blown up in two caught his attention.

After confirming that there was no danger, I got into the cabin and searched, and found some food. I also found a Browning pistol on the body of a burned body that was beyond recognition, and the dog tag could only vaguely read the word "Mihan". It still works after a try.

He tosses the pistol as he had given Ryder the gum earlier.

Ryder asked, "For me?"

Lin Yue replied: "Otherwise?"

Ryder didn't know what to say. You must know that even in Germany, where the machinery manufacturing industry is very developed, such things as pistols are not common. They are generally owned by officers and soldiers in special positions. It is difficult for ordinary soldiers to get them. He follows the large army From Germany to Poland, to France, and then to the battlefields of Eastern Europe, a Mauser 98K has always been carried on his shoulders. Now it is good, and within two days after following the Japanese second lieutenant, he picked up an American-made Browning pistol.

"Let's go."

After searching the wreckage of the plane, the two continued on their way.

Near noon, the two went around and around and finally found the radar station.

What shocked and admired Ryder was not only Lin Yue's generosity, unlike the officers he had been with before, he took all the good things and food by himself, and only distributed what he didn't want to his subordinates, but also because he could always detect danger in advance, Walking up and running into groups of U.S. paratroopers no less than three times, the two escaped safely.

After confirming the code and confirming their identities, the people from the radar station let the two into the bunker.

One MG-42 machine gun, five German soldiers, the highest rank is a sergeant named Richard.

The other party asked them why they came here. Lin Yue said that he had separated from the main force and that he was going to Caen to find his boss.

The five German soldiers were not suspicious, because the learning officers from Japan were independent of the German command system. Normandy is now in the hands of the US military. It is normal for the Germans to advance and the Japanese to retreat, let alone a German soldier accompanying them.

Ryder was very puzzled, Lin Yue didn't say that before, why did he change his mind here? But he would not ask this question in front of five German soldiers.

The radar station was destroyed, but because of the terrain, it was a good firepower point.

According to Sergeant Li Cha, the regiment headquarters formulated a blocking plan based on the intelligence sent back by the reconnaissance plane—relying on the advantage of its own troops' familiarity with the terrain, they built firepower points around towns in the landing area of ​​the U.S. airborne troops to interfere with the enemy's attack. The combat plan was to kill and injure U.S. infantry units so that they could not converge, further reducing the pressure on the main attacking units such as the 21st Armored Division, the 12th SS Armored Division, and the 17th Armored Grenadier Division.

The machine gun squad in the bunker at the radar station originally consisted of ten people. On the way here, they exchanged fire with the U.S. paratroopers many times. In the end, only five people arrived safely.

"Thanks for your hard work, you are all doing well." Lin Yue consoled them hypocritically, and at the same time took out the food from various units in the past two days, including sausages and butter as standard in the German army, and salty ones. There were cans of U.S. military cans for people, and desserts that were rationed only by officers. In the end, he managed to conjure up two bottles of red wine.

To carry out such a task, of course, there will be no cooking soldiers with thermos on their backs to deliver stewed meat and vegetable soup. Usually it is just compressed biscuits mixed with some hot water to make do. The German soldiers were dumbfounded.

No wonder I heard some people say that the Japanese army treated their soldiers very harshly. Many people couldn't even eat enough to eat, so they were in a state of chronic malnutrition. This also explains why the Japanese soldiers are all small? Now it seems that this is not a rumor, but a fact. Otherwise, why is the Japanese second lieutenant's backpack full of food? This is because I am afraid of being hungry.

Although according to the regulations, alcohol is not allowed during the mission, but few people will take the regulations seriously, just like smoking can easily expose the target, but how many soldiers do not smoke?

What's more, two bottles of red wine are shared among six or seven people, and there is basically no possibility of getting drunk.

Sergeant Li Cha and his men gladly accepted Lin Yue's invitation, except for one person who stayed on guard, they all huddled in the sandpit to enjoy the rare food.

A group of people drank more and more vigorously, and the more they drank, the more mood they got. Lin Yue sang Japanese folk songs behind him, and Sergeant Li Cha also reciprocated by playing his beloved harmonica.

Then, with an excited expression on his face, Lin Zhujian took out the third bottle of wine from his bag—the eaux-de-vie from the East.

ps: There is another chapter tonight.