"Sir, what should we do? The Germans have too many air defense fighters. Large numbers of our Dive Bombers and Torpedo Bombers have been shot down." A US squadron commander asked helplessly.
"There is no other way. We can only fight with everything we have to break through!" the US commander said.
"Fighters, do everything you can to tie down the Germans' air defense fighters. Dive Bombers and Torpedo Bombers, break through at full force. For the Republic of America, fight for your lives!" The US commander gave the order.
"For the Republic of America, charge!" the US pilots answered in unison.
Although they knew full well how powerful the enemy was, they still charged bravely toward them at this moment. Americans of this era might not have been particularly skilled at war, but their courage was not to be underestimated.
Ever since the United States began preparing for war, it had been demonizing Germany at home, calling on American youths to fight for the Republic of America. It was precisely because of this that large numbers of American youths enlisted, allowing the United States' military strength to expand rapidly.
Boom boom boom! Rat-a-tat-tat!
The fighters' cannons and aerial machine guns fired wildly, bullets streaking chaotically through the sky. Fighters were constantly being shot down, screaming as they plunged toward the sea. White blossoms bloomed across the sky—those white blossoms were the pilots' parachutes. The pilots who bailed out included not only Americans, but Germans as well. For them, the battle was not yet over, but it no longer had anything to do with them.
Although the United States and Germany were enemies, they still exercised restraint and did not attack pilots descending by parachute. Unlike on the Russian front, where a German pilot being shot down meant a one-way