Nine Hundred and Forty Seven Saint Rudolph

Two German fighter jets flew over Stalingrad. Since the German army began to mass-produce ta-15 fighter jets, German fighter pilots have not faced any decent opponents. Since the beginning of the war, the German Air Force equipment has been crushing its opponents, which is related to the unremitting efforts of German aircraft designers.

In fact, although the German army has only produced three types of fighter jets, one is the me-109 that has become a world fighter, and the other is the ta-152, a piston fighter that the German army is currently slowly phasing out. However, these aircraft are gradually being improved during use, and many internal improved models have been extended.

For example, the most advanced TA-152 fighter jet, in fact, has added a lot of engine production technology from the United Kingdom to the production batch in the past six months. Some technicians from Rolls-Royce helped the German army improve their engines, making this brand new engine more powerful and more stable and reliable.

As social civilization progresses, the technological composition of the entire world becomes more and more complex, and there will be fewer and fewer super-hegemons who once surpassed other countries in an all-round way. In many cases, the courage to absorb technology from other countries is the smartest way to improve quickly. Therefore, the Germans jumped out of the circle of ethnic hatred with Akado, and embarked on the broad road of absorbing the excellent genes of other ethnic groups.

Not only the Jews, Akado also absorbed excellent scientists from Poland, Czech Republic and other regions. After all, the United States was not the birthplace of science and technology in this era. The ancient European continent produced a large number of talents, which is no less than the United States, the chosen country. Let more.

Therefore, the strength of the German piston fighter has been continued, and its main performance is even comparable to that of the British fighter jet. This is why Akado is confident and bold to develop jet fighters steadily, and does not compete with the British government in exile in Iceland for the unimportant title of "the first practical jet fighter".

Only the disadvantaged side on the battlefield will pursue the so-called doomsday technology too much, and pin their hopes of victory on these flashy doomsday technology. In fact, all doomsday technologies cannot escape a tragic situation in the end, and the extremely weak reliability has already determined the ultimate fate of these weapons and equipment.

"It's finally over. This city actually doesn't exist anymore, doesn't it?" The fighter pilot of the lead plane looked at the completely ruined city beside him and said with a sigh.

"Yeah, the city is pretty much being completely rebuilt. It may never exist again, after all if I were the Führer I wouldn't keep calling the city 'Stalingrad', would I? "The pilot of the wingman said with a smile. The joystick in his hand was extremely sensitive, and the fighter he was driving was a masterpiece of industrial civilization in this era, which gave him invincible courage and incomparable confidence.

This sky is ruled by the Luftwaffe, and all aircraft without the Iron Cross painted on their wings will be shot down here. This is the pride of the Luftwaffe, and this is the confidence of the Luftwaffe.

It is precisely because of such a large and excellent air force that the sky over the entire Third Reich is so beautiful.

The Allied bomber fleet that keeps appearing in another time and space will not appear over the Ruhr industrial area, and the nightmare of thousands of aerial bombs raining down like raindrops will not awaken the German people. Germany's formidable war potential and industrial capacity can work at full speed, contributing to the invincible armies of the German Third Reich on the front lines.

In another time and space, before the defeat of the war, Germany produced a total of 200,000 anti-aircraft guns of various types, and it still failed to stop the tragedy of the Allied air strikes from raging. Only the steel consumed by the saved anti-aircraft guns allowed the German army to equip more armored troops.

More fuel, more planes, and more pilots have created a more perfect air superiority. The German Air Force is destined to go farther and more steadily than itself in another time and space, and it is also destined to produce more miracles.

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On the ground, Küchler finally had time to take Rokossovsky around and take him to see Stalingrad, which he had sworn to defend. Starting from the core of the Soviet defense circle, two people left the bunker of the Soviet command headquarters in a car under the protection of armored vehicles and cavalry.

The entire core defense circle has long been in ruins, and the original appearance of the city has long been lost in the repeated struggles of the anti-double forces. It can be said that this is the most severely destroyed place in Stalingrad, or that this is an area where Stalingrad has completely disappeared.

Further to the periphery, there is a large German garrison area. It is occupied by the German army, and the civilians are concentrated and guarded in a planned way. The order here is well-ordered, and the destruction of the buildings is not so serious. Only about 70% of the houses Destroyed, plus ruins and half-collapsed buildings, in fact, some traces of human civilization can still be found.

But Stalingrad has indeed been completely destroyed. 90% of the city's water supply system has been paralyzed, the power supply has basically collapsed, the power plant was blown up by the German army, and the entire city is no different from a dead zone. But compared to the situation where all the houses in the core area were collapsed and damaged, this place can already be regarded as paradise.

Rokossovski silently looked at the once beautiful city. He walked through the familiar streets, but found that the scene here was no longer familiar reads;. There are no more citizens lining the road to welcome him, and there are no young but energetic officers around him, and most of the countless soldiers who followed him are gone now, and they are all lying quietly in a certain corner of the city, Be a part of this city.

"I ruined this city, or we two ruined this city." Küchler said to Rokossovsky who was sitting next to him: "I guess this used to be a good city. There are sculptures and fountains on it, but unfortunately these are gone now, there are only corpses here, the corpses of us Soviets and Germans."

"Maybe, but I think you can understand our thoughts." Rokossovsky looked at the corpses being lifted up by civilians in the distance, and at the trucks and mules and wagons that were carrying the corpses, slowly He opened his mouth and replied: "It is your right to invade us, but you cannot deprive us of the right to fight back."

He withdrew his gaze, and then looked at Küchler: "If this was Berlin, I think you would fight to the last moment. You would rather die here, and try your best to continue The fate of your own country. Even for a second, you fight, so the country still exists..."

"I understand." Küchler nodded, and then agreed: "So I admire you, if there are more people like you in the Soviet Union, then maybe the war between us will not break out, and we can still be like As in 1927, great friends."

The car continued to drive towards the outskirts of Stalingrad, where you could see the tent area where civilians were placed, as well as the buildings and buildings under repair. After all, this was just the beginning of the battle, and neither side invested much effort to fight and destroy it. So there are many buildings left here, and some are even very well preserved. Most of the buildings became the residences of German officials, and some became warehouses for storing items.

The rigorous Germans arranged everything here in a clear and orderly manner. Some doors had hospital signs, and some buildings had German flags hanging on them, which said the military command post of a certain army. There are all kinds of cars parked on both sides of the street, some from France, some are old barrel cars. The German soldiers in the brigade leaned together to smoke or chat, and there were even local boys selling newspapers on the street.

"Long live the Führer!" Seeing Küchler's car, many officers and soldiers approaching stopped and stood at attention to salute. They raised their arms high, with pious and solemn expressions. The Führer led them to the present, and the Führer led them to victory, so long live the Führer, so long live Akado Rudolf!

"You... have already repaired the train station?" When he arrived at the Stalingrad West Train Station, Rokossovsky was completely shocked by the scene in front of him, because he had the impression that the train station had been bombed into ruins , is presenting in front of him intact at this moment.

The layout has been changed, the tracks are brand new, and the stone strips on the platform have obviously been rebuilt, but the train station has indeed been restored to a usable stage, and judging from the scale, it seems to be larger than before it was destroyed.

"We occupied Stalingrad not to destroy it, but to make it our city." Küchler pointed to the train that was parked in front of him, and the platform that was being piled up with goods, and said with a smile: " Stalingrad was destroyed because of the war, and it will also be reborn because of the war. We destroy here, and we also build here, because we have never regarded ourselves as occupants, we have always regarded ourselves as the masters of this place.”

He smiled and spread his hands, gesturing to everything in front of him: "Look, we are bringing this city back to life, we are making this city a brand new city."

Rokossovsky didn't say anything else, he just stared at Küchler, waiting for him to continue to sigh. Küchler did not disappoint him either, and threw out a topic that was enough to make Rokossovsky despair: "Stalingrad will become history, and there will be a new name here-Saint Rudolph!"