Facts also proved that Rommel gave Ronderstedt a step to the point... In the subsequent actions, Longderstedt cooperated very well and even had a vague sense of dominance.

However, Longdestedt was the commander-in-chief of the Western Front, and the dominance should have been in his hands, but because of the previous series of misjudgments, and the whole thing was turned around and Qin Chuan, whom he looked down upon, turned around and gained the upper hand, so that Longdestedt was embarrassed to regard himself as the supreme commander again.

In general, the action plan is to "treat the person's body with the way he is."

First of all, we will carry out "pre-war emergency control" like the UK, that is, all civilian vehicles except military vehicles are prohibited from being on the road.

This is mainly to make it more difficult for British spies to collect intelligence.

Of course, the effect of implementing this set in France will be much worse. The main reason is that many French people voluntarily act as British spies to provide intelligence to the Allies. All they need is a radio station, which can be said to be unpredictable.

The disadvantage is that... Rommel can no longer inspect French civilian vehicles like before.

"You have confiscated my 'super car'!" Rommel joked.

Because it was a civilian car that the Allied forces would not attack, Rommel called it a "super private car".

"Marson!" Qin Chuan replied: "You should be grateful for this. One day if this 'super car' attracts the attention of the spy, or they recognize it as your 'super car', then the Allied pilots will send it to heaven!"

"It's right!" Rommel nodded and cursed: "These hateful British people, they have made us all the soldiers!"

"If it weren't for Lieutenant Colonel..." Colonel Schuster looked at Qin Chuan with admiration: "We may never find these conspiracies they set up. God, they forged two armies and fooled us around!"

"So!" said Colonel Slain, "What is even more terrifying is not the British Intelligence Agency, but our 'Legendary', isn't it?"

Everyone couldn't help but laugh.

The second is the mobilization of troops.

Two armored divisions were transferred to the Brittany Peninsula and were disguised... They marched at night and lurked during the day. The method of lurking was like in the desert. They dug a hole on the ground and drove the tanks into it, covered with canvas or even covered with soil or vegetation. Even if they walked in front of them, it would be difficult to find them, let alone the pilots flying fighter jets in the sky.

Of course, the armored division's base in the direction of Calais was still in normal use. From time to time, the noise of tank engines and the sound of soldiers drilling came from behind. Radio communication was also carried out as usual... This was learned from the British, but the British disguised as one army, while the Germans only disguised two armored divisions.

The difficulty of the German army is that they not only need to deceive the British Intelligence Agency, but also the head of state and even other neighboring German troops.

However, Hitler's order helped a lot at this time... In response to the attention of neighboring troops, Longdstedt's answer was: "You don't need to know information that has nothing to do with your mission!"

As for Hitler's side, it was better solved. All communications are completed, received and sent by fake bases.

But in fact, the only one who received and sent the message was an empty command center, all of which were composed of intelligence personnel sent by Longdstedt... While they deceived the head of state, they also deceived the British Intelligence Agency.

"Of course I wouldn't send these armored troops to attack the enemy casually!" Rommel said: "That would only expose the armored troops to the firepower of enemy guns and fighter jets."

This is also something Qin Chuan is worried about, and Longdestedt and even Guderian are firmly opposing this.

But now, of course, Longdestedt is embarrassed to express any objections.

"I will try to use armored troops at night!" Rommel explained: "If you have the opportunity to attack, try to get close to the enemy so that their naval guns will be scruples!"

The tactics are correct, just like the "needed tactics" used by the Volunteer Army to the US military, the difference is that Rommel puts on a tank.

But these are far from enough.

"In this way, we have three armored divisions and seven infantry divisions in the Brittany Peninsula!" Rommel pointed to the map and said: "There are eight coastal defense divisions, a total of eighteen divisions. The enemy's troops can land on this line are probably around 100,000. In this way, the enemy and us have equal strength. Although the Allied forces have air and sea control, we have strong fortifications to occupy the territory, and we can say that each has advantages."

"But..." Then Rommel changed his tone and said, "They still have an unknown number of airborne troops. As we said before, these airborne troops will airborne to the rear of our defense line and attack everywhere in concert with the French guerrillas. They will even guide fighter jets to carry out precise bombing... In this way, our troops along the coast will be almost surrounded by the enemy!"

Rommel's concerns make sense. The focus is often not on the airborne troops themselves, but on the formation of a force between the Allied airborne troops and the French guerrillas, and then set off a vigorous anti-German wave across the country... It won't take long for the whole of France to become the enemy of Germany, and the German army will be unable to move forward and be controlled everywhere.

"The most effective way to deal with airborne troops is the mechanized troops!" Colonel Slain replied without thinking: "We can arrange several mechanized infantry divisions in the rear!"

Colonel Slein's idea was fine, and he had proved this when he was in the Baku oil field... Soviet airborne troops were annihilated in batches before the German mechanized forces.

"But that's when we have air supremacy!" Rommel opposed: "The Allies are different from the Soviets. The Allies will obviously use their air supremacy. I think they will choose to airborne before dawn in the morning, so that they will be covered by air force soon after the airborne. And our mechanized forces will suffer heavy casualties or even collapse under the blow of their air force, let alone killing their airborne forces!"

After pausing, Rommel continued: "On the other hand, in order to prevent the Allies from airborne, I have set up many artificial lakes, and then water will be released to cause trouble for them. But these will also cause trouble for our own mechanized forces!"

This is obvious. Mechanized troops rely heavily on highways. If a section of the road is flooded or bombed, the mechanized troops will become infantry.

"Why don't we clear out the guerrillas?" Qin Chuan asked.

"We've tried it many times!" Longdstedt replied: "But you can't tell which guerrillas are and which are not, or which Frenchmen will become guerrillas!"

"Your Excellency the Commander-in-Chief!" Qin Chuan said: "You have never tried to lure them out at all!"
Chapter completed!