"Your Excellency, Chief of Staff, the Germans have already assembled a considerable force in the Bermuda Islands. Their Atlantic Fleet and Mediterranean Fleet have both appeared in the nearby waters. According to the intelligence we have obtained, at least one army group has already landed in the Bermuda Islands. Moreover, even more troops are boarding ships at ports in Western Europe. It can be concluded that their target remains the Bermuda Islands. All signs indicate that the Germans will soon launch an attack on the Caribbean Sea." General MacArthur wore a worried expression.
Previously, General MacArthur had served as the Commander of US forces stationed in the Philippine Islands. However, after the United States voluntarily ceded the Philippine Islands to the Island Nation, General MacArthur and the US forces stationed there had withdrawn back home. His current post was Commander of US forces in the Caribbean Sea.
Although General MacArthur commanded an enormous army, with the German military appearing poised to attack the Caribbean Sea, he still felt that the forces under his command were too few and too weak. He feared that he would be unable to hold back the German offensive.
General Marshall's brow furrowed tightly. They had originally judged that the German military would not launch its offensive until the spring of next year. Yet the German military's movements had caught them off guard.
"Do the Germans really intend to attack the Caribbean Sea? Could this be another German trap?" Major General Eisenhower asked.
"A trap? How could that be possible? The Germans have already deployed heavy forces in the Bermuda Islands. If they do not intend to attack the Caribbean Sea, then they must be planning to launch a direct attack on our homeland. But attacking our homeland would be far too difficult. The Germans know