Plop plop plop.
Over a hundred Mi-28 attack helicopters, resembling Boeing's Apache attack helicopters in appearance.
The Mi-28 attack helicopter is a new type of warfare weapon for World War II.
The Mi-28 attack helicopter has a crew of two, and its firepower includes sixteen 120mm rockets and a 30mm nose cannon.
Dust and smoke billowed on the ground.
A Japanese tank regiment on the ground!
Thirty Type 89 tanks, fifty Type 95 tanks, and twenty Type 97 tanks on the ground. The Japanese tanks are small in size, weighing about 9-15 tons, with a maximum gun caliber of 57 mm.
The key is that the Japanese tanks have no anti-aircraft weapons.
The commander of the Fusang Japanese tank regiment, Kageta, was stunned!
He saw the swarm of attack helicopters, their menacing black bodies bringing despair!
Whiz whiz whiz whiz whiz—
The Mi-28 helicopter squadron's 120mm rockets accurately struck the Japanese tanks, setting them ablaze, turning them into scrap metal.
The hundred Japanese tanks did not withstand even a single round of rocket strikes, and the tank crews were burned or blown up inside the tank wreckage.
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The Mi-28 helicopter can play many roles on the battlefield, for example, helicopters can launch attacks on ground targets, and they can also transport military personnel.
The Mi-28 helicopter demonstrates its transport capabilities for the Red Alert army, quickly transporting Red Alert soldiers deep behind enemy lines.
A hundred-plane squadron of Mi-28 helicopters airlifted a division of 4,500 men near the capital of Annam. These 4,500 men immediately concentrated their firepower and launched a fierce attack on the capital, Hanoi.
The Red Alert deployed eight divisions, 120,000 men, to attack the country of Annam.
The 100,000 Japanese soldiers fought desperately, but were quickly divided and annihilated.
The 100,000 Japanese soldiers vowed not to surrender, vowing to resist to the last man.
The 100,000 Japanese soldiers all died in battle after only half a month.
Terauchi Hisaichi committed seppuku in his command headquarters after sending a telegram, dying from the excruciating pain of the ritual. Terauchi Hisaichi's death shocked the world.
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Fusang mainland
Fusang Tokyo
The cabinet meeting was shrouded in gloom!
The Minister of War and the Minister of the Navy had faces flushed with shame.
After all, the Fusang Cabinet had just appointed Terauchi Hisaichi as Field Marshal, but he died in the Southeast Asian campaign!
What would the people of Fusang think?
The Field Marshal is dead!
The Field Marshal is dead!
The Fusang Empire is not the victor!
The public will question the victory of the war!
None of the cabinet members present, including Emperor Hirohito, could shoulder this responsibility.
Hirohito's body had become more slender recently, "Gentlemen, Terauchi Hisaichi sent a telegram before his death... there were four suggestions in the telegram."
"One, is that the Red Alert navy has a large aircraft carrier fleet, so the Fusang Combined Fleet should avoid its naval power in the Pacific!"
"Two, Red Alert air force bombers, I suggest that our army accelerate the development of bombers. Red Alert Grizzly tanks, I suggest that our army accelerate the development of Type 5 medium tanks."
"Three, is to prevent the Red Alert's new weapons, such as helicopters that can float in the air."
"Four, is the most serious population problem... that is, the 129 million people in Southeast Asia, the Red Alert's future manpower will be endless, I suggest that Fusang put aside its prejudice and seek peace with them! Or that Fusang ask for help from the Eagle Sauce country."
As Hirohito recounted each point, he grew increasingly silent.
Hirohito felt a crushing weight of pressure like a tsunami.
Hirohito felt the terrifying pressure brought by a military state.
Hirohito suddenly felt as if he were very weak, with the military powerhouse, the Bear Country, the economic powerhouse, the Eagle Sauce, and the military powerhouse, the Red Alert.
It's too damn hard to play World War II as the Fusang Empire, it seems like it's going to collapse!
Can we quit World War II?