Besides the German Army's fourteen army corps reinforcing the South Seas and Australia, the main force of the German Marine Corps also moved eastward. After all, whether fighting in the South Seas or launching the coming attack on the Island Nation's Mainland, landing operations were indispensable.
The Malacca Strait's surface was already filled with landing craft of the German Marine Corps. The 1st Marine Division, 2nd Division, and 3rd Division of the German Marine Corps were the first to launch landing operations in these waters. German Navy warships continued to provide fire support for the Marine Corps. The destroyers in particular closed in on the coast and fired their guns of every caliber like mad.
For a time, the entire coastline was turned into a sea of fire by German military warships. The Island Nation's Army troops stationed along the coast suffered grievous losses beneath the German military's overwhelming firepower.
Before the German Marines had even stormed the beach, severed limbs already littered the shore.
"Bastards, get into position! The Germans are about to attack! You must hold them back!" Island Nation's Army officers drove the soldiers of the Island Nation's Army into their positions as though herding livestock.
People were constantly blown to death by shells falling from the sky, their bodies torn directly into pieces.
German Air Force aircraft continued attacking Island Nation's Army positions. Fighters strafed with aviation machine guns and cannons, while Dive Bombers carried out precision strikes against firepoints that had not been completely destroyed. Ground-attack aircraft dropped huge numbers of bombs. The Island Nation's Army suffered enormous losses in its positions.
It had to be admitted that the officers and soldiers of the Island Nation's Army possessed an extremely strong will to fight. Even under such circumstances, they held on. But their units had