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"Beheading Operation" originated from ancient China. Related military tactics include "shoot the man first, shoot the horse, capture the thief first, capture the king", "attack the Yellow Dragon directly" and so on. The famous Jing Ke assassination of Emperor Qin was also considered a typical beheading operation, but it failed. Even if it succeeds, unifying the six countries is Qin's strategic national policy. It cannot stop Qin's unification, but it may slow it down.

The concept of "beheading" in modern warfare was proposed by the British military theorist John Frederick Charles Fuller. At the end of World War I, he proposed a "paralysis attack" with the primary goal of attacking the enemy's command system, also known as a "decapitation attack."

The "decapitation attack" theory proposed by Fuller can paralyze the enemy's command by choosing to attack the enemy's headquarters, so that the enemy cannot form a joint force and becomes a mess. Attacking the enemy can achieve twice the result with half the effort.

In the original time and space of World War II, Britain carried out many "decapitation attacks". For example, in the North African battlefield in November 1941, the "Tomahawk" operation just launched by the British army suffered a disastrous failure, losing most of its tanks and cars. At this time, the British army was determined to launch the "Crusader Operation" again in order to achieve a decisive victory in North Africa. At the same time, the British army secretly dispatched an elite commando team to carry out the assassination of Rommel, the commander-in-chief of the German army in North Africa.

The British commandos raided what they thought was the headquarters of the German regiment - Bedatoria, 200 miles away from the front line. When they answered the interrogation of the German sentry, even though they did not know the password, the sentry still did not fire. Thinking they were German soldiers who had lost their way. This shows how realistic commando training is. They killed the sentry and rushed upstairs. In the end, two German officers and two German soldiers were killed. The ones who died were German military quartermasters, not Rommel and his headquarters members.

Rommel did use this house as his headquarters, but it had already been evacuated and British intelligence agents received outdated information.

It was a well-planned and daring raid that would have almost succeeded had it not been for faulty intelligence. Will the German Afrika Korps be a match for the British army without the Desert Fox Rommel commanding it? At least they will lose faster.

Another beheading operation was a complete success.

Germany occupied Czechoslovakia long before World War II. In order to facilitate its rule, Germany divided Czechoslovakia into two puppet states: "Bohemia and Moravia" and "Slovakia".

Among them, in the Czech part, which was the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia at that time, Germany would directly send a governor to actually rule the area. In September 1941, Reinhard Heydrich was stationed in Prague, Czech Republic, as chief administrative officer.

After arriving in the Czech Republic, Reinhard cleverly used the "candy and whip" policy to eliminate rebels on a large scale while using various means to win over civilians, such as doubling wages and issuing free movie tickets. In order to create a friendly image, they even travel without security personnel.

Reinhard's performance quickly achieved results. Czech industrial production began to recover after 1942, which worried the Czech government-in-exile and the Allied leaders. In order to speed up the Czech people's resistance to the Nazi cause and weaken Germany's industrial production capacity, the Czech government-in-exile decided to send special forces to assassinate the devil Heydrich. The assassination operation codenamed "Ape" was born.

In order to implement the "Ape Plan", the British not only airborne two assassins, but also airborne more than a dozen Czech agents with military training. Some were killed by the Germans, and some successfully connected with local resistance organizations. He turned his head and joined the two assassins. The role of these people was to cover and execute the assassination operation.

During the "Operation Anthropoid" on the night of May 27, 1942, Reinhard was ambushed by assassins on the outskirts of Prague and was seriously injured. He died on June 4.

This time, Yannick not only used an earth-penetrating nuclear bomb to wipe out the top leaders of the United States, but also raided South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia, taking down the headquarters and government agencies of these three states.

The raid was so swift that nearby US troops did not even know that their headquarters had been captured.

"Have you contacted the headquarters?" On a defense line more than 30 kilometers away from Colombia, the defending division commander was anxiously walking back and forth, constantly urging the correspondent. This is the last line of defense leading to Colombia, and the Germans may attack them at any time. They are in urgent need of reinforcements.

But at this time, I couldn't contact the headquarters, which was really frustrating.

The correspondent shook his head helplessly. "Still not reachable."

A staff officer in the command post whispered. "Commander, they haven't run away, right?" This kind of situation never happened on weekdays, but it was really strange that they couldn't be contacted at such an emergency.

The garrison commander glared at him and said angrily. "Run? Where to run? Isn't he afraid of being sent to a military court?!"

The staff officer shrugged. "Maybe he has gone to the Germans."

"..." The teacher frowned slightly and shook his head. "Probably not. Commander Williams is not the kind of person who is greedy for life and afraid of death, let alone surrendering to the enemy and treason."

Just then a soldier hurried in. "Division Commander, we found a fleet of aircraft coming from behind our army!"

"Our army's rear?" The division commander couldn't help but be stunned. "Is it a friendly aircraft?"

The chief of staff was also surprised. "Isn't that right? Can our military planes still take off?" The Germans have complete control of the air, and even if their own planes take off, they will only be shot down.

After a while, the fleet was flying over the defense line. Although it was flying very high, people on the ground could still clearly see the iron cross printed on the underside of the wings, and they couldn't help but exclaimed. "God, how could a German plane come from that direction?"

The division commander was shocked. "The direction they flew in was towards the headquarters. Did they attack the headquarters?!" He did not dare to delay any longer and immediately called two liaison soldiers and asked them to rush to the headquarters as quickly as possible to find out what was going on. .

Seeing the two liaison soldiers running out quickly, the chief of staff said worriedly. "If the headquarters is really attacked, what will we do?" Without reinforcements, they may not even be able to withstand the first wave of German attacks.

The teacher sighed deeply, but said extremely firmly. "We have to block it even if we can't, unless the Germans step over our bodies!"