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Chapter 926 Ned Lightler

The commander-in-chief of the coalition reinforcements organized in charge of the two continents of South America, Ned Lightler, watched from a distance the Welsh fleet suspended on the sea level.

He only calmly said to the soldiers of the entire naval and air forces in the command system:

"We ran over and flattened the fucking Sixth District."

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A naval and air battle with a scale far exceeding any attack on a branch base in the world began in the Pacific Ocean.

Even the citizens of the west coast of North America could clearly see the flames that filled the sky.

It was as if there was a raging sea of ​​fire burning on the sea.

Everyone knew that every inch of fire burned the life of a human army.

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Countless fighter jets flitted across the sky like locusts.

They are the vanguard, and their purpose is to cut through the Weil defense line.

This is already considered a suicide attack.

After this anti-blocking battle is over, it is not known how much of the vanguard air force can remain.

The warships and submarine submarines on the sea level are also advancing rapidly.

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This army will face a situation without any reinforcements. They can only win but not lose. No one can spare their hands to help them, because they themselves are the reinforcements.

At this time, on the roof of the world, the troops from Asia, Northern Europe and Eastern Europe have already taken the lead. However, since Asia is the main battlefield this time, they have suffered the most serious attacks, and the Welsh have poured most of their troops here On this continent, most of the military branch bases in Asia were wiped out at the most extreme speed.

Now the coalition forces of the world are sending reinforcements towards Asia from all directions, and before the arrival of the coalition forces in Asia, they will alone carry the banner of resistance against the Welsh.

Even under the worst attack, they have no choice but to march resolutely towards the roof of the world!
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And Ned's American coalition forces also had no reinforcements, they had to win, and they had to win quickly.

Because once too much time is delayed over the Pacific Ocean, the situation on the frontal battlefield will turn sharply worse, and those Welsh fleets that were originally behind the American coalition forces who played the role of attackers will end their attack missions with the fastest speed. The speed turned to the Pacific Ocean, and cooperated with the Welsh fleet on the front line of defense to form a front and rear pincer attack.

The Confederate Army of the Americas was a reinforcement force.

If they fell on the marching road, it would be a disgrace to General Ned. He would rather die on the roof of the world, because that at least proves that he died on the frontal battlefield. He became a reinforcement general What he should do, he completed his mission.

And if he died in the Pacific Ocean, it meant that he died without completing his mission. No matter how the world looked at this kind of death, Ned would consider it his greatest shame.

His philosophy is not only that the military takes the execution of orders as its bounden duty, but also takes the fulfillment of orders as its bounden duty.

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No one will support this force.

Winning is just giving them a chance to go to the real battlefield, but losing, they will be buried in the icy ocean currents.

So as soon as he came up, Ned launched the most vicious and desperate offensive.

The vanguard almost used a suicide attack to open a gap for the entire coalition, and then all the fighter groups and Welsh warships fought in the air.

The flames all over the sky lit up the early morning sky into day.

Ned's army is destined to be a lone army with a heavy mission.

What he is leading is not the most elite troops in North America and South America. The real elites have already been deeply involved in the attack of the Weirs and cannot extricate themselves.

Therefore, the task of supporting Asia that should have been shouldered by the elite has been rotated to these non-elite troops that have been "neglected" by the Welsh.

Including Ned himself, was also ordered in the face of danger.

He is over 50 this year. According to the regulations of the American army, if he applies for retirement after serving for more than 30 years, he is now an old man watching TV at home.

If it wasn't for the first battle, Ned might have really become such a bad old man. When he returned to his hometown in Texas, he picked up his collection of hot weapons every day, and then took a few comrades who had retired alive to grill alligator ribs in the wild.

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But the first battle completely reversed Ned's career.

His two sons went to war.

Both sons are excellent air force pilots. The eldest son Rick was the first group of air force units to reach the frontal battlefield during the first battle, that is, the elite air force that first opened the gap for the entire coalition force.

What was finally handed back to the old man was Rick's hero medal.His son's body and fighter jets had been crushed to powder on the battlefield, and no trace could be found.

Youngest son, Sean, is also in the Air Force.

He did not participate in the frontal battlefield of the first battle, but he shouldered the grief of his brother's death and the mission of the military family. At the age of 19, he joined the escort army of the migration plan.

It's a pity that he didn't see the day when the migration plan finally ended.

During a migration, their army encountered the Welsh.

In order to evacuate the migratory crowd smoothly, the entire air force squad drove fifteen fighter planes into the Welsh fleet.

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Old Ned had lost two of his sons by now, and the cold medals were all that remained of the family.

He once said to his old comrades-in-arms: "After I retire, I will be a waste, and then I can drink enough beer."

But in the end, he put on his uniform again.

The retirement application that hadn't been written yet could not be written after all.

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The first time the two continents were attacked, the branch where Ned was located was not attacked, because there was no military reserve there at all.

He was originally a general nearing retirement.

Even in the high-level command of the military, he is only a marginal person, and the determination of major decisions has little to do with him.

And Ned himself said that he is just a soldier, not a general, a soldier has to carry a gun on the battlefield, and if he is sitting in the command post, he can't understand those high-tech command systems, So he has to go to the battlefield, otherwise he will really become a waste.

And this time, accepting orders in the face of danger is exactly what Ned is most looking forward to seeing.

He spent his whole life on the battlefield, and the end must be on the battlefield.

This is war.

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Ned is just a microcosm of many families.

One thing he is luckier than those parents whose children died is that he himself is a soldier, and he has the ability to stand on the front line and fight for his breath.

(End of this chapter)