Transmigrated as the Crown Prince

As the Americans expected, Canada immediately closed the U.S.-Canada border after declaring neutrality. The U.S.-Canada border, which was unobstructed a few days ago, was set up by Canadians with various roadblocks, barbed wire, and even patrolling soldiers, strictly prohibiting Americans from approaching. . All transportation teams in Canada rushing to Alaska were intercepted by the Canadian army and sent back to the United States.

"These treacherous guys!" After receiving the news, the Alaska garrison commander trembled with anger and roared hysterically. This move by the Canadians has pushed them into a desperate situation! Alaska is not a food-producing area, and all supplies for the defenders rely on domestic transportation. Without follow-up supplies, how would they survive this cold and long winter?

What's even more terrible is that judging from the current situation, even if they want to withdraw from Alaska and return to the country, the Canadians may not agree to lend them a road.

Unless they fight all the way through.

They were confident that they could defeat the Canadian army, but this would give the Canadians an excuse and they would immediately turn to the Germans. Maybe they would be intercepted by the approaching Germans before they left Canada.

"Are you going to trap us here?" After cursing for a while, the garrison commander gradually calmed down. "How long can our supplies last?"

The adjutant replied with a sad face. "Even if we live frugally, we can last for 20 days at most." They still had a lot of supplies before the reinforcements arrived, but now that there are hundreds of thousands of reinforcements, these supplies are simply a drop in the bucket.

After thinking for a while, the garrison commander gritted his teeth and ordered. "Send people to various places to search the vacant houses and collect all available materials. Even if it is a grain of rice, a potato, or a piece of coal, collect them all for me." The last time the German army dropped leaflets to cities in Alaska, saying: Indiscriminate bombing was carried out, and most of the residents were scared away, leaving only a few people. He thought that it was impossible for these people to take away all their belongings, and they must have left a lot behind.

The adjutant said with a surprised look on his face. "Commander, this is not good." This behavior was enough to get them court-martialed.

The garrison commander sighed helplessly. "Emergency times call for desperate measures. Is it possible that we will all starve to death in a month? Just go ahead and bear all the consequences!" The only food available here is fish from the sea, but the ports and terminals are also occupied by the Germans. It was blown to pieces, and there were very few surviving ships. Unless they went to the beach to fish, it was impossible to go out to sea to fish. "Also, send out all the soldiers who can be sent out and let them go hunting in the mountains." It is early winter now, and the temperature will drop below zero in a few days, so these foods can be stored for a long time.

At this time, the shrill air defense siren sounded again outside, and the German fleet came to bomb again. Their recent main targets are two. One is the capital of Alaska, Juneau. Located on the Alessandro Peninsula by the Strait of Gastineau. In terms of administrative division, Juneau is a county, but there is only one city in the county - Juneau City. Therefore, the administrative boundaries of the two completely overlap, and the administrative center of Juneau County is naturally located in Juneau City.

Another one is Anchorage: it is the largest city in Alaska, located in south-central Alaska.

German heavy bombers were responsible for bombing Anchorage, while attack aircraft taking off from fleet aircraft carriers parked in the Gulf of Alaska bombed the city of Juneau. Both cities were almost reduced to rubble, or were no different than ruins.

These bomber groups lined up in a slightly loose formation, flew over the target area, and then dropped bombs towards their respective target areas. A bomb fell from the bomb bay of the plane, and then another bomb began to fall, and then like rain getting heavier and heavier, the bombs began to fall densely.

"These damn Germans!" Just as the garrison commander gritted his teeth and cursed, the adjutant said depressedly. "Commander, we have run out of steel and cement." The cement and steel needed to build fortifications need to be transported from the country, and as a result, nothing can be transported now.

"Cut more wood and use wood instead of steel. If you don't have cement, you can only use soil." Only God knows how much defensive capabilities the fortifications constructed in this way have.

The adjutant nodded. "Yes, Commander. I'll make arrangements right away."

The garrison commander sighed deeply, what is this? "Damn it." After cursing again, the garrison commander called the correspondent and asked him to contact the country to see if there was any way to transport the supplies.

The top brass of the U.S. military are also anxious. In order to defend Alaska, the troops sent there are the best among the best and cannot make any mistakes.

As for the method of transporting materials, there are only three channels: sea, land and air.

At sea, the German fleet is anchored in the Gulf of Alaska, which is equivalent to completely cutting off the sea transportation channels. Unless this fleet is annihilated, the transport fleet sent out will be like a sheep in a tiger's mouth.

As for land, unless we fight hard to get there.

As for the air force, Canada's air force is really mediocre. If the American transport planes forcefully break through, they can only stare at it. But in this case, even if Canada does not fall to Germany, the Germans will sell some fighter jets to Canada, which will be enough to intercept them. Transport aircraft.

In short, it is impossible to transport supplies by sea, land and air, and they can only watch Alaska fight alone.

There may not even be a need for the Germans to take action. Whether they can survive this long winter is unknown.

"Can the Soviet Union transport supplies from the Arctic Ocean to Alaska through a detour?" I don't know who made such a whimsical suggestion. At first glance, this approach seems feasible. Although the Germans have advanced to the gate of Moscow, and the Far East has also separated from the Soviet Union; but after all, the Soviet Union has a vast territory, and not even three-tenths of the land has been lost so far (land It is big, but many places are not suitable for human habitation).

The Soviet Union still has many usable ports, so letting them support supplies seems to be a feasible approach.

It's a pity, let's not talk about whether the Soviets will spit out what they eat. Even if they are willing to spit out, the Germans will let them obediently transport the supplies to Alaska?

The Germans have a submarine base on the Svalbard Islands in the Arctic Ocean. The last time they tried to transport supplies directly from the Arctic Ocean to the Soviet front line through the Bering Strait, they ran into an ambush of the German submarine force. Dozens of transport ships were unable to do so. The one who survived was wiped out.

"Are we just going to have to watch Alaska fall?"

The supplies here cannot be delivered, and the troops there cannot retreat. The outcome of Alaska is self-evident.