Japan's battle plan was completely unsuccessful, as was the U.S. bombing of the North China and Eastern Europe Alliance Command, with the only exception, perhaps, the loss of Busan.

The Japanese side may have made a desperate bet, they quickly opened a hole, and then countless Japanese troops began to land in Busan, they came with the goal of desperately taking back the Korean Peninsula.

The Qin State on the Korean Peninsula is the nest of the North China Military Region, and if it is terminated, then the Eastern European Alliance Army in North China will inevitably come to the rescue, and this is the purpose of the Japanese side, to exchange one Korean Peninsula and the more than 200,000 troops attacking the Korean Peninsula for victory in the entire China Theater.

If you only look at the present, then Japan's goal has been achieved, Pusan has fallen, once this important place is opened, then it will naturally be followed by countless Japanese army, the last successful expulsion was because of the carelessness of the Japanese military, and it is not so easy to expel them for the second time.

Mussolini did not want to follow in the footsteps of France, and he knew very well that he was not an opponent of Germany and Hitler, nor did he know what he had said to Hitler, all in all, Italy was now one of Germany's loyal little brothers.

Why say one? That's because Spain also turned to Germany for the first time, and by 1940 Western Europe was basically under German influence.

Britain and the United States have now lost Europe, but fortunately Asia and Japan are moving very quickly, although the victory is not very obvious, but it is not far from breaking the current disadvantage, even the United States has to support Japan at this time. After all, he can effectively contain the Eastern European Union.

Germany already controlled almost all of Western Europe. Even the French president has fled to England. However, Germany does not seem to be ready for a truce, and perhaps the biggest reason for this is the Eastern European Union.

Western Europe could not be completely settled, because that would mean the beginning of a war with the Eastern European Union, which neither the Eastern European Union nor Germany wanted at this moment, and therefore Britain was their target.

Germany needed to unite its Western European forces while attacking Britain, and at least not to have any internal strife in the future war.

The same is true for the Eastern European Alliance, where the Qin state has just lost Pusan in its own backyard and it seems that Japan is still gathering strength to take the entire Korean Peninsula in one fell swoop, so how could Ernst be willing to go to war with Germany?

Against the ancient monarchy of Great Britain. Germany now has its own advantage, which is the Air Force. An air raid plan named "Project Sea Lion" was placed in front of the commander of the Luftwaffe, Goering.

On the third day of receiving the "Sea Lion Project", Goering was named Field Marshal, and the already arrogant Goering was even more invincible this time, but he also had the qualifications to be invincible, because at this time the German air force had completely surpassed that of Britain.

In order to carry out air offensive operations, the Luftwaffe concentrated three air groups, with 2,669 combat aircraft and 13 divisions, 168 transport ships, 1,910 barges, 419 tugboats, and 1,600 motor boats. And Britain at that time had only 700 anti-aircraft fighters. 200 anti-aircraft guns, and 500 bombers. At a disadvantage in terms of troops.

The strength of Germany and the Eastern European Alliance is so imaginary, both sides are extremely strong in the air force and land forces, and the only weakness is the navy, of course, Germany's naval strength is much stronger than that of the Eastern European Alliance.

If it were history, then Germany's air raid plan was almost a complete failure, but at this moment, no one knows how Germany will strengthen its air force.

The sky was dark, and this was not a precursor to rain, and the citizens living in London looked confused at the sudden appearance of fighter jets with German flags in the sky.

It is estimated that none of the citizens of London thought that the German Air Force could appear here, and this is the capital of the "world's first power"! Yes, the citizens of London still remember the name of the world's leading power, but ......

As the first bomb fell, they were like the citizens of Seoul, waking up in an instant and then hiding in panic, but was this really something they could dodge?

Unlike Seoul, the British had no reinforcements at all, they could only be passively beaten, and the British cabinet hurriedly activated the temporary war mobilization order, but before that they needed to avoid the disaster from the sky.

Outside of London, the Luftwaffe's main target was the airfield, and the British Air Force was powerless under the frequent German bombing, although they also carried out several air raids against Germany, but the results were better than nothing.

Where in history did the German air raids fail? Attacking the wrong place in the wrong place, but it was the wrong bombing that led to the turn of the war.

Several bombers who wanted to bomb the industrial economic zone attacked Berlin by mistake because of the foggy weather, and this behavior made Hitler very angry, so he changed his offensive strategy, from attacking airfields to attacking major cities such as Birmingham, although this destroyed many ancient cities, but in the end the British air force was able to breathe, and finally turned defeat into victory.

History is always a coincidence, those British fighters still came to the skies over Berlin, but they did not attack Berlin as expected, because the advanced anti-aircraft guns from the Eastern European Alliance directly killed the British bombers.

Because of the semi-military alliance, Germany could share a lot of military weapons from the Eastern European alliance, and this kind of anti-aircraft guns were actually relatively backward weapons, but they were more than enough to deal with British bombers.

Ernst didn't know that his weapons had missed the opportunity to inflict heavy damage on Germany, and if he knew this, he would probably have just torn his face and gave up selling any arms to Germany.

The war continued, but because there was no coincidence of the attack on Berlin, Hitler naturally did not have anger, and the Führer, the British Air Force without anger, was still suppressed. Of course, there is also the benefit of being preserved in the ancient cities of Birmingham.

Across the world, the Eastern European Union is already well-deserved first in terms of strength, followed by Germany, and the United States, Britain, and Japan are ranked third, fourth, and fifth.

Although it seems that there is only one difference between them, in fact, except for the first, second and third, and the strength to confront each other, the countries that rank next do not have much combat effectiveness.

Speaking of which, Japan is better than Britain, after all, it has no power to fight back if it has not been beaten, and it is conceivable that Japan is likely to surpass Britain to become the fourth in the world in the future. (To be continued.) )