"I'll support you!"

After much thought, Coulson finally nodded in agreement with this crazy assassination operation.

As a Junker who had been stripped of his factory, Coulson had always been afraid to speak out.

The rapid growth of the Rhein consortium is not just due to luck, in Reinhardt's planned merger, many small Junker factory owners have been requisitioned by the Rhein consortium at ultra-low prices.

And even those Juncker consortiums, which are relatively powerful, were subjected to Reinhardt's domineering "black-box operation", replacing the leaders with more obedient aristocrats.

As for these obedient aristocrats, the first thing they did when they took office was to give part of the property under the name of the consortium to the Führer in exchange for maintaining their position.

It can be said that the entire Junker class is bleeding profusely.

And Coulson, as one of the members of the bleeding party, after the factory was swallowed up by the Rhine consortium, even went to the Rhine company to find a job and became a small low-level person in charge - the gate security captain.

Now, the Führer's convoy is inside the R&D area he guards, and I heard that it is participating in an extremely important weapons test meeting.

A guard battalion from the SS now follows the Führer into the R&D area and interior.

The R&D zone is very large, covering an area of 14 square kilometers. Coulson, who was on this side of the gate, couldn't even see the scene of the most internal new weapon experiment.

And the SS, which was responsible for the security of the Führer, was now in a ring 2 kilometers from the experimental building, and a cordon was arranged.

This is inherently secondary insurance.

The location of the R&D area, as well as its specific purpose, has always been kept secret. While this does not guarantee absolute confidentiality, it can be of limited use at least.

At the outermost part of the R&D area, a large number of security guards who guard the gate and patrol the fence on motorcycles are the first line of insurance.

Although these security guards are all civilian recruits, and they are not equipped with any firearms. However, after all, this is in Germany, on the side of the capital, and security is naturally guaranteed, and there is no need to equip security guards with guns.

Besides, even if they were given guns, they wouldn't necessarily use them.

The equipment suitable for the security guards in the test area is a dedicated and secretly developed internal walkie-talkie.

In fact, this kind of walkie-talkie was also studied by the Americans during the same period, so even if the data is stolen, it is not a big problem.

The security guards who are deployed for private recruitment also take into account the theft of walkie-talkie data.

If it was stolen by Britain and the United States, then it would not be a big problem.

The Americans already have basically the same walkie-talkie, and even if the British stole the data, by the time they quickly digested it and built the first walkie-talkie of the same size, it is estimated that the British Isles should have fallen.

This walkie-talkie is not too big, but it is not small, and it fits in the rear basket of the motorcycle.

Now let the security personnel in the test area use it first, also to test the practical effect of the walkie-talkie, and debug it according to the feedback.

If it is almost debugged and improved, it can be produced in batches and distributed to the front-line army in large quantities.

The security personnel who patrol this vast area by motorcycle can also report the situation at any time with walkie-talkies and report problems to the test area in a timely manner.

It stands to reason that this first line of insurance is quite reliable.

However, now this first line of insurance has lost its value because of Coulson, a disgruntled survivor.

After all, Reinhardt could not have killed all the Junkers for the sake of 100 percent stability, and then Germany would be paralyzed internally, whether it was the army, the government, or the civilian community.

"Major Stauffenberg, I can let you enter the gate, but the inside of the test area is not a place where you can easily get through." Coulson gave one last warning to the one-armed major in front of him.

In front of him, instead of being tired at all, Stauffenberg, who had only one arm left, was murderous and full of spirit.

The two men in suits who followed behind Stauffenberg, although they obviously did not look like trained soldiers and were slightly thin, they also gave people a feeling of not being afraid of death.

After that, there are 6 killers who came from nowhere. It seems that he has no ability, and it is estimated that Stauffenberg and them are used to fill up the crooked melons and cracked dates because of lack of manpower.

Coulson knew how crazy the other party was going to do. It's usually not easy to recruit people for this kind of thing.

The ones who are really suitable for this kind of thing are often those who are trained soldiers. This kind of person is often mostly under the command of Reinhardt.

It is not easy to escape the eyes of the secret police and make up such a group of people. The quality can only be accommodated.

"I know there must be quite a few SS people in there." Stauffenberg nodded and replied lightly.

He was not a fool either, and naturally understood that it was impossible for the Führer to be around him without SS escorts.

"That's right, there were already more than a thousand second-line SS troops in charge of the internal garrison in the test area." Coulson saw that Stauffenberg was mentally prepared, so he directly picked out the key points and said: "According to the situation I paid attention to when I was bored before, enough food for 3,000 people to eat in the experimental area every few days. The number of scientists I had heard of before I came, was about two thousand. The rest should be food for the SS. ”

Coulson said that these second-line SS troops, although they were all equipped with Mauser Ge.98 rifles, were obsolete World War I backward weapons in the Wehrmacht. However, its huge base is not at all something that Stauffenberg can deal with.

What's more, Coulson also told Stauffenberg and his entourage that today General Aka of the 0th SS Division had brought another SS guard battalion with Reinhardt to enter. Such a guard is completely difficult level!

After listening to Coulson's description, Stauffenberg only waved his hand insistently: "I also guessed these situations before. ”

He sighed and continued, "I was going to do it a little more prudently, like approaching Reinhardt first, and taking out this madman with a time bomb during a meeting. However, of the only remaining rebel group I contacted, no one had the authority to help me get close to him. There used to be a General Friedrich Albrecht, but that man had been shot in the purge a year earlier. ”

"We don't have a lot of options!" Stauffenberg said with a firm expression.

"Alright," Coulson said to the soldier in front of him, who was determined to assassinate Reinhardt, "before leaving, the Führer would visit an important factory site closest to the gate, and we security guards were told not to approach it in advance. ”

"You can try it there." Coulson paused: "I'm here to help you too." ”