Masadis, a small city in the north of Maine. However, this place became the headquarters of the surrounded US military. Nearly one million U. S. troops are surrounded here by German military, unable to advance or retreat.
The entire town is now in ruins. After being surrounded, German military's shelling and bombing have not been interrupted. Even at night, German artillerymen would launch attacks, which not only caused the US military casualties to continue to soar, but also prevented the US military in the encirclement from resting. Many US military officers and soldiers now have big dark circles under their eyes and have lost a lot of weight. Some people have even become neurotic.
At night, some US soldier dare not sleep. They were afraid of being hit by German military's shells in their sleep, and then went to see God. No one can sustain this for a long time.
In an underground headquarters in Marsadis, several Army Group Commanders from the US military were sitting at the conference table with sad faces. These generals looked as embarrassed as roosters that had been defeated.
Originally, German military logged in on North American continent, which certainly made them worried. But they also believe that the US military still has the strength to confront German military. At least, no matter in terms of military strength or weapons and equipment, they are no worse than German military.
But after a big battle, they were beaten to pieces by German military and suffered heavy losses. This also allowed them to see how big the gap was with German military. Now, they have been surrounded by German military, and their final fate can be imagined.
"Didn't you say that reinforcements would be sent to rescue us? Why have we been fighting for so many days and the reinforcements haven't arrived yet?" said a US Army generals dissatisfied. The more this continues, the more unsure everyone will feel!
"Don't count on it. Telegram was just sent this morning. The reinforcements were blocked at Portland. There is no way Kitakami. Besides, the people of 24th Army Corps and 25th Army Corps are not fools. They naturally know it. With only two armies, even if we break through the interception of the Germany people, it will be a dead end. If not, we will not be saved, but we will also fall into the encirclement of the Germany people," said the 8th Army Group Commander Lieutenant General Robert Ekelberg quite helplessly.
In fact, these generals are very clear about the current situation. At this point in the war, there are not many options left for them.
"Then what should we do now? Just wait here to die? The Germany people are firing fiercely, using artillery shells and bombs to consume our strength. Soon they will launch a general attack. By then, we will all be dead." No. 9 Army Group Commander said.
"How about we break out of the encirclement!" A general suggested.
"Breakout? How to break out? We are now short of weapons, equipment, food, fuel and ammunition. The Germany people have gathered millions of troops outside the encirclement. They also have a large number of tanks, armored vehicles and aircraft, as well as those annoying helicopters. If you break through hastily, it is impossible to succeed at all, and you may even seek your own death." Some generals retorted.
"This won't work, and that won't work either, so what should we do?"
Indeed, it is undoubtedly very annoying for the US military in the encirclement. If we continue to be trapped in the encirclement, it will be a dead end. But breaking through would also be a dead end. It seemed that no matter what choice he made, he was dead.
"What is General Staff Headquarters's order?" a general asked.
"General Staff Headquarters wants us to break out to the south. They will send additional troops to attack Maine to lead us." Lieutenant General Robert Ekelberg said with a dark face.
"Assholes! Do those guys think we are fools? Marsadis is more than two hundred kilometers away from Portland. We have no supplies or food, and we have to break through the numerous blockades and interceptions of the Germany people. I'm afraid we will all die before we hit Portland. No, this is clearly asking us to die!" A general looked angry.
Indeed, other US Army generals also believed that such an order was unfeasible, and it was clearly asking them to die. Although, the duty of a soldier is to obey orders. However, if you want them to die like this, few people are willing to do it.
The meeting ended without any results being discussed. It was simply impossible for these US Army generalss to execute the orders issued by United States Army General Staff. If they issued such an order, the officers and soldiers under their command would probably rebel against them immediately.
The next day, German military's shelling and bombing became more intense. Artillery shells and bombs fell like raindrops, repeatedly bombing the last gathering place of American troops. A large number of American officers and soldiers were killed in the shelling and bombing of German military. The strength of the US military in the encirclement is being continuously weakened. Even the morale of the troops was greatly affected by this.
That afternoon, German military launched an attack. The main forces of the four armies of Army Group A and the main forces of the Kingdom of England and Wales army all participated in this attack.
The US military, which suffered heavy losses and had low morale, simply could not withstand the elite German offensive. Even the British army could easily defeat these American troops who lacked ammunition.
The battle went very smoothly, and German armored forces easily broke through the US military's defense line. The tanks and armored vehicles of the US military were either destroyed by German military fighters and helicopters. Either it was abandoned due to lack of oil or replacement parts. This allows them to only rely on some anti-tank weapons to fight German armored forces.
German offensive also received support from a large number of fighter planes and helicopters. This made their attack very smooth, and the US military could not resist it at all.
Under such circumstances, many American officers and soldiers wisely chose to surrender to German military with their hands raised. Even some troops began to surrender in an organized manner. This makes German military advance even faster.
By evening, all the US troops in the encirclement had been wiped out by German military. Either he was killed by the US military during the battle, or he obediently raised his hands and surrendered to German military.
At this point, all ten elite group armies deployed by the US military in Maine were annihilated by German military. This is definitely a heavy blow to the US military.
German military Army Group A's offensive in New York State and Vermont went very smoothly. It has defeated the US troops deployed in these two states and continues to approach Washington. German military's Army Group C also swept Great Lakes region.
As German military continues to approach and the US military is retreating steadily, everyone can see that Republic of America has no hope.