The 36th Brigade of the US Marine Corps, nicknamed "Bloody Rose", has laid down its weapons.

In this war, they suffered huge casualties, but it was not too late to choose to surrender. Colonel Enrique and his soldiers chose a path of self-salvation.

With the failure of "Blood Rose", the door to Southampton was completely opened. After learning the news, General Dontanner did not blame Colonel Enrique. If he was in such a desperate situation, he would also surrender. An officer always made a decision at any time.

Now, Dontanner is not considering who is responsible, but how to deal with the final battle that will come in a few hours.

Southampton must not be lost to the enemy's hands, otherwise it will have an irreversible impact on the war. Until this time, Dontanner was still full of confidence in being able to successfully defend the city. He also had the power of an armored division and an infantry division, and had sufficient armored vehicles and cannons. As long as he could continue to hold on here for a while, he could be sure that the situation of the war would change before the reinforcements arrived.

The only thing that gave him a headache now was the emotional problems of those British people in Southampton.

After the arrival of the Axis Army, it was obvious that these British people who had long been dissatisfied with the Allies began to get ready. During this period, several violent attacks against the US military occurred. Although they did not cause much damage to the US military, it was obvious that Dontanner did not want to see such a sign. And what made him even more trouble was that he could not take further measures against Southampton in the form of force, otherwise this would cause a stir among the British.

Whenever he thinks of these problems, Dontanner always feels that he is not energetic enough.

There were also the enemy planes that continued to appear above their heads that day, which brought losses to the Allies every day. They seemed to be unwilling to delay even a minute, and kept throwing bombs one by one to Southampton, constantly destroying the city's determination to resist. Or to put it more accurately, they kept destroying the Americans' determination to resist.

Where are the Allied Air Forces? Where have those once arrogant air forces gone? At first they were able to fight against enemy aircraft fleets, but with the increasing losses, the Allied Air Force is rapidly losing air supremacy, which is the most worrying thing. Dontanner knows more clearly what air supremacy means for the entire war. With the failure of the "Blood Rose", the Allied support for Southampton has become sporadic and cannot help the battle situation.

Dontanner really couldn't think of why the Allies were passive to such a situation with the beginning of the enemy's "New Sea Lion Project".

On October 12, 1966, with the end of the Battle of Triboston, the First Division of the Royal Army appeared in Southampton, and Her Majesty's flag was flying again on the battlefield in Southampton. In Southampton, people gave huge cheers, and leaflets began to appear frequently in the city.

——Let us fight for Her Majesty the Queen!

Such slogans are known to more and more British people in Southampton. They gathered secretly, formulated action plans, and secretly prepared to welcome the arrival of Her Majesty the Queen's army.

Queen of God Blessing - God Blessing England!

For Dontanner, not all of them were bad news. On the night of the 11th, the first reinforcement unit finally arrived in Southampton, the 52nd Division of the Canadian Continental Army commanded by Major General Frank, and it was also the only force in Canada in the UK.

"The situation is very chaotic now, and our command is at a loss..." Frank told Dontanner: "The Axis Army suddenly landed in Easton, which completely disrupted our previous deployment. A large number of troops and equipment were crowded in Plymouth, making it impossible for us to re-adapt it as soon as possible. General Dontanner, I must tell you honestly that Southampton's defense will not be significantly strengthened in the short term, but this news must be strictly confidential...."

Tangtan nodded silently. In fact, he knew what he should do without Frank's explanation. After all, once the news spreads, it will have a serious impact on the morale of the army.

"Of course, not all of them are unpleasant news for us." As if to comfort Dontanner, Frank continued: "Two troops are being mobilized from Akinsey and Hemoorgenk, which were originally used as reserves. Their commanders have received the orders of General Gandera, and if everything goes well, they will arrive tomorrow night."

Don Tanner let out a light breath. No matter how powerful the enemy's offensive was, at least he would have no problem until tomorrow night.

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"General, your phone number was called by General Gandra."

Dontanner's heart skipped a beat, and he vaguely felt that something bad was about to happen. He took the call and listened silently, nodded silently, and then hung up the phone silently. When he turned around, his face was full of bitterness.

After a long time he sighed: "It seems that we can't wait for reinforcements tomorrow night... The troops from Akinse and Hemoergenk were attacked by guerrillas, and they were attacked on a large scale. Can you imagine that the guerrillas actually used armed helicopters and tanks. Damn, where did they get these equipment? Our army suffered losses, and their commanders believed that they could not arrive in Southampton on time before the guerrilla threat was lifted...."

Frank couldn't help but smile bitterly. In fact, the Allied Command had already realized the problem of the guerrillas before, but under the current circumstances they did not have a good choice. The only thing they could do was that the guerrillas would not appear in Akinse and Hemoergenk, but now this hope has also failed.

Moreover, in Dontanner's words, the guerrillas were not harassing combat at all, they were simply large-scale attacks.

"It seems that for a long time, we can only rely on our own strength..." Dontanner sighed deeply.

The air defense alarm sounded sharply, and Dontanner silently came to the window. Looking at the military camp that seemed a little chaotic, his mood was still so dim. There was always a voice in his heart, and the steps of failure were moving towards Southampton bit by bit.

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The Royal Army 1st Division arrived in Southampton did not make much adjustments, and under Romeo's command, they quickly launched an attack on the city.

At this time, the Queen's soldiers were in high morale, and even Romeo was surprised by the enthusiasm for fighting that they burst out. You should know that just last year, this army had just been formed and had no practical experience. As the war progressed, this army had become the most elite armed force Her Majesty could trust.

The flags were flying side by side, as if they were declaring the determination of all the soldiers. The cannons with bloody mouths were already eager to taste the taste of the enemy's flesh and blood. Tanks, ready to go, were roaring and waiting for the final order to be issued.

There was no need to do any war mobilization, and all the officers and soldiers knew what they should do.

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On October 12, 1966, with Romeo's order, the decisive battle in Southampton broke out. Southampton, a historic city, had to deal with threats from the ground after being bombed from the air.

Everyone abandoned their fantasies, and everyone knew their responsibilities very well - ended the war in a way!

When the cannons begin to roar, when the tanks roar, flames will be the main rhythm here, and the sound of guns and cannons will be the main melody here. Unless one party is the first to fall and fall down, such a war music will never stop.

Major General Bucks was very grateful to "Lieutenant Colonel Moyol" for finding himself in advance, otherwise his troops would have suffered losses in the artillery fire. Of course, he knew that "Moyol" was definitely not the real name of that person, but what was there? What was actually not much to do with his name. What was important was what the other party could bring to him.

"The guerrillas have blocked the enemy's reinforcements in Akinsey and Hemoergenk..." Prous, who came from London, breathed a breath: "In Plymouth, we are also continuing to put pressure on the Allies, which means that the Allies in Southampton must fight alone in a short period of time."

Wang Weiyi nodded. He was very satisfied with the current situation. If a complete war is carefully planned in advance, the war process will look fierce, but in fact there is no need to pay too much.

"Your troops must wait, General Bucks." Wang Weiyi took a sip of the British black tea that Bucks personally brought to him. To be honest, the taste was not very good: "I guess today's battle will be very fierce, especially after the Canadian troops arrive, Mr. Dontanner will add many fantasies. Oh, General Bucks, do you know anything about that General Frank?"

Barks thought for a moment: "This is a Canadian who is very loyal to the Americans... Lieutenant Colonel Moyol, I don't think he has the possibility of joining us. As for his troops, they are still combat-capture. This troops have participated in World War II and performed very well in some battles. I think this is an obstacle to seizing Southampton."

"Then let the attention of this obstacle be removed from the battlefield..." Wang Weiyi smiled and turned his attention to Prous: "Mr. Prous, have I asked you to do everything I have to do when I come to Southampton?"

"Yes, we have contacted Mr. Anno, the leader of the underground resistance group in Southampton." Prous quickly replied: "Now Mr. Anno is waiting for your reception."

Bucks heard every word very clearly, and he couldn't help but smile. Anno and the guerrilla "English Free Army" commanded by him still have a certain reputation in the UK. The Allied forces had several clearance operations against the "English Free Army" before, and they also achieved good results, but they were unable to completely eliminate Anno and his arms. Of course, this also forced the activities of the "English Free Army" to be transferred underground.

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When Anno came in, he showed great respect, and he also did not know Wang Weiyi's true identity: "Mr. Moyol, I have received the order from Duke Stephen, and my Free Army and I will fully accept your command from now on."

Duke Stephen? The name surprised Bucks a little. Are those sick old men? Is he directing these underground resistance organizations? Ah, those idiot intelligence agencies describe Duke Stephen as an old man who is not threatening and till age in the intelligence. But this old man can change the trend of war anytime and anywhere.

"Tell me the current situation of the Free Army." Wang Weiyi said expressionlessly.

"Yes, there are about 500 armed personnel who can mobilize to fight now. This is caused by the encirclement of the government forces. I originally had more power." Anno said this and looked at Bucks intentionally or unintentionally, as if venting some dissatisfaction: "These armed personnel are scattered all over Southampton, and I can organize them at any time. But the problem we face is the lack of ammunition, and our weapons are also very old."

Wang Weiyi listened calmly, and then suddenly said to Bucks: "General Bucks, can you solve the problems they face?"

Bucks nodded quickly: "Of course, I can provide them with enough weapons and ammunition, Mr. Anno, I will also prepare the truck for you. Of course, the truck driver needs you to find it yourself."

"We have enough people who can drive cars." Annuo said coldly.

He has always been dissatisfied with the old rival of Bucks. In the previous battle to encircle and suppress the Freedom Army, the troops under Bucks were the most dedicated. The Freedom Army suffered no less in his hands and was always regarded as the biggest enemy by the guerrillas. His hatred for him was even greater than that of the American Don Tanner.

Anno didn't know what means "Mr. Moyol" used to win over people like Bucks, but he didn't want to cooperate with such people. However, he had no other choice. First, he really needed sufficient weapons and ammunition, and second, the order issued by Duke Stephen to him was very clear. Everything in Southampton must be subject to the command of "Lieutenant Colonel Moyol".

However, after the war is won, I must settle the old accounts with Bucks.

Wang Weiyi would not have thought of the guy's plan: "The action must be fast, and the frontal forces must be given the fastest and most powerful support. Mr. Anno, in an hour, I need your people immediately transport the weapons and ammunition prepared by General Bacchus for you. Tonight, you and your people must break out in Southampton to attract the attention of the Americans to the greatest extent!"

"Mr. Moyol, I can do your request." Anno seemed very confident: "My people are always preparing, and we can go into war anytime, anywhere."

He did not dare to delay here for too long and quickly left Bucks' command center.

Bucks looked a little worried: "Mr. Moyol, what if Dontanner mobilizes my troops once the uprising of the Free Army breaks out?"

"General Bucks, it's unnecessary to worry." Wang Weiyi's mouth smiled: "When the Free Army revolt, I think your troops were also attacked by those 'rebels'."

Bacchus was stunned for a moment, and soon understood the meaning of "Lt. Col. Moyol".

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To be continued...