"Three days from now, the Imperial Army's Army Group E, Army Group F, and Army Group G will attack Sumatra Island, Java Island, and New Guinea Island respectively, wiping out the Island Nation's Army entrenched there. Then they will launch attacks on Borneo and the Philippine Islands, eliminating the Island Nation Navy's Southern Army in one stroke. The navy and air force will fully assist the Imperial Army's landing operations. Furthermore, the navy must destroy the main force of the Island Nation Navy as quickly as possible. This concerns the battles to come," Field Marshal Manstein said.
"Yes, Your Excellency, Chief of Staff." Field Marshal Rundstedt, Field Marshal Bock, Field Marshal Keitel, and Field Marshal Rolf Kars replied.
The main force of the Island Nation's Army Southern Army was now concentrated on Sumatra Island, Java Island, and New Guinea Island. Sumatra Island was separated from Indochina by only the Malacca Strait, and the Island Nation's Army had repeatedly attempted to cross the strait and attack the Malay Peninsula and Lion City. Java Island and New Guinea Island, meanwhile, were the Island Nation's Army's main bases for advancing into Australia. Previously, with the assistance of the Island Nation Navy, the Island Nation's Army had also repeatedly attempted to cross the Timor Sea and Arafura Sea and land in Australia.
But unfortunately, none of the Island Nation's Army's offensives had succeeded. They had all been blocked by the German military, and their losses had been considerable.
Now, with massive German forces gathering in the South Seas and Australia, the Island Nation's Army was urgently contracting its forces and strengthening its defenses to withstand the German Army's attack. As for the Island Nation Navy, it had swiftly withdrawn from these waters and holed up in the seas east of the Philippine Islands. Clearly,