Rat-tat-tat!
On the positions of the German military's 2nd Infantry Division, General Purpose Machine Guns and Squad Automatic Weapons roared, dense bullets sweeping toward the British Army like a raging storm.
The attacking British soldiers had already left a thick layer of corpses before the German defensive line.
Several German H1 bombers flew overhead, their bombs falling like raindrops.
Boom! Boom! Boom!
Explosions erupted amid the British ranks. Quite a few British soldiers were blasted into the air, their fragile bodies like falling leaves.
To withdraw from Canterbury, the British Army launched a fierce assault on the German defensive line. However, of those who successfully broke through the German defensive line and retreated to London, not even one in ten survived. The vast majority of British soldiers either fell beneath the German military's powerful firepower or raised their hands and surrendered.
When there was no hope in sight, preserving one's own life was undoubtedly the most important thing for many people. Everything else could be cast aside for the time being.
After the German military's 3rd Army Corps and 8th Army Corps joined forces to deal with the British Army's 3rd Army Corps and 8th Army Corps, then joined the assault on the British forces at Canterbury, the British Army could no longer escape back to London. Under such circumstances, the remaining British troops surrendered one after another, and the Battle of Canterbury finally drew to a close.
The Battle of Canterbury ended in the British Army's crushing defeat. Of the seven army corps and more than 1.4 million men the British Army had assembled in the Southeast War Zone, fewer than 200,000 escaped back to London. The rest either died on the battlefield or marched into German prisoner-of-war camps. Meanwhile, the German military's four army corps and five Marine