So this "inconsequential" task can be ceded to the Americans.

After all, everyone is in a good place.

At the cost of three bottles of Martell, Bockman finally got the title of glory to lead the team.

And the entire planning team is also subdivided into the main and deputy squadrons.

The plan was for a 300-aircraft scabbard detachment to carry out a large-scale bombardment of the Japanese coastal defense and industrial bases on the Yokohama and Shizuoka lines south of Tokyo from June 4.

At the same time, Japanese fighters were mobilized to go in this direction.

To this day, the Japanese fighters have been consumed to an extremely low point.

According to the intelligence analysis of the Wakanda side combined with spy satellite photos.

So far, the Japanese side has produced 65,000 aircraft.

But before the consumption was 500 per month, by the beginning of the Meiwa force, their consumption rose sharply to 2,000 per month.

In particular, their resources are limited.

Today, the Japanese army has a maximum of 10,000 fighters.

These 10,000 fighters also have to take into account Southeast Asia, China, Indochina, and the local Gongwei.

The Japanese local fighters are only about 3,000.

However, it has to defend various important places, so the strength of the Tokyo side will not exceed 300 planes.

So once these planes are attracted.

Then the 200 fighters of the true Glory Blade will give them the most terrifying attack.

Of these 200, 80 are T-1, the rest are escort fighters.

When performing specific tasks, the 120 fighters will also be divided into two parts, one part escort, and one part to tow and grapple the opponent's fighters.

Until the other party's pants are gone, it's not too late to blow up.

This concept is what Han Huaiyi demanded.

From the very beginning of the establishment of his strategic bombing force, his Vanuatu Air Force firmly demanded that even high-altitude bombers must be escorted by fighter planes unless they are on special missions.

The Japanese, on the other hand, had few brains, and during the bombing operations in southwestern China, they often let the bombers go out alone, and they were beaten by the Flying Tigers several times before they knew this.

In the days of preparation, time always flies very quickly.

The scheduled date is coming soon.

On the afternoon of the 4th, the U.S.-Wavan coalition forces suddenly appeared off the coast of Japan, where there was almost no defense.

They were located 230 kilometers from the Japanese naval defense forces in Tokyo Bay.

The Scabbard troops then took off and arrived in Shizuoka at 3 p.m., where they launched a surprise bombardment and headed for Yokohama.

The sun began to sink to the west, and the troops flying against the light could easily spot the Japanese air force interceptors.

They were frightened and thought that the fighter plane was headed for Tokyo.

As a result, the fighters did not entangle with them, and after arriving in Yokohama, they bombed indiscriminately, destroying the local coastal defenses, oil depots, aircraft and ship factories, and then left.

While the Japanese air force was in a desperate pursuit, news came from the rear that another hundred enemy fighters had appeared.

They hurriedly turned around and went to the direction of Tokyo to make an emergency interception.

As a result, this group of US-Wavan troops still flew to Yokohama and bombed people indiscriminately.

They seem to be unable and unwilling to break through the Japanese defenses, let alone get involved in Tokyo.

However, all the Tokyo defense forces were mobilized, and some people even suggested that it would be better to ban Yamamoto's funeral, but the military rejected it.

Their reasons were strong, most of the people who attended Yamamoto's funeral were civilians, and it was impossible for Miwa to do anything to bomb civilians.

Shall I go to you, are there civilians in such a country?

Didn't they produce the armament of the Japanese army?

They think very beautifully, and the little second dog tells them every minute, your logic is not logic, mine is.

Tossing all night when the Japanese defense forces were exhausted, 7 o'clock in the morning of the 5th.

In fact, the scabbard troops, who were also very tired, appeared on the front line of Shizuoka Yokohama again, drinking coffee and sipping cigars, frantically disturbing the quiet of the peaceful morning that the Japanese were praying for.

The Japanese were also anxious, and they chased them from Yokohama to Nagoya like mad dogs.

But they didn't leave a hand, and Meiwa tossed so much just to go to Tokyo.

Sure enough, soon another batch of planes appeared on the Yokohama line, and when these 60 planes were on par with the remaining Japanese air forces, the Japanese side also finally determined the traces of the large force of the five aircraft carriers of the US-Wavan coalition forces through submarines.

But what saddened them was that the Japanese side could not fight and did not dare to go to sea to fight.

The remnants of their main forces are now in both the east and south directions.

If these troops defending Tokyo are damaged, Tokyo really won't have pants to cover it.

The plight of small countries is evident in critical times.

It was also at this time that the Japanese took the plunge and started the Yamamoto funeral mode.

The streets of Tokyo began to gather in columns, and Hibiya Park was soon crowded.

The priest began to dance and summon the spirits to return.

The old Yamamoto tribe bowed their heads in grief and prayed along with the sacrifices, and the people began to echo them.

Murmuring voices and mournful music echoed in their ears and hearts.

Some officers began to chant slogans hoarsely, swearing revenge.

They're having a great time.

At this time, another 60 fighters appeared from the flank of the Yokohama battlefield and smashed into the flank of the remaining Japanese air force, and when the Japanese air force turned on their backs and chased the troops bound for Nagoya and other air forces to urgently support the interception, 80 T planes unceremoniously descended over Tokyo.

Although the air raid sirens sounded in time, the anti-aircraft artillery units on the outskirts also began to shoot like crazy.

But their fighters have been overwhelmed by the US-Wavan coalition forces for 16 hours.

They simply couldn't attack bombers at an altitude of 10,000 meters.

10 a.m. sharper on the 5th.

"Your Excellency Charlie said that this is a candidate from Nanjing." Bockman said as he dropped the first bomb.

A few seconds later, it rained down, and Hibiya Park instantly became a cruel hell on earth...

3 p.m. on the 5th.

All the fighters returned, but the US-Wa aircraft carrier formation had not left, and they began to go in the direction of China.

On the 6th, this lawless force bombed Japan, which was still shocked by the Hibiya massacre.

This time they bombed Kagoshima-Nagasaki.

Then they made a big circle in the Philippine waters and calmly returned to the Midway base camp.

The little two dogs did what they had to do.

Now it's Han Huaiyi who appears.

In the face of the Japanese crying out for heaven and earth, the mainstream media in the West directly took out photos of the Japanese side's so-called civilians supporting the army's invasion of China.

In the photo, the Japanese side, from the elderly to the children, as well as the women, are all saving money and donating food and clothing and actively contributing to the troops.

When the news of the victory reached the country, they let out a mad and murderous smile, as if they had taken medicine en masse.

The illustrated feature is titled: No Civilians

The subtitle reads: The man who willingly takes charge of crafting weapons and sharing the killing dividends in the bandits' den is no different from the bandits, otherwise the world would be too strange.

On the reverse side of the special issue are photos of the Nanjing massacre and the treatment of American troops in Philippine prisoner of war camps.

The article ends with a single line of words.

Charlie said: Justice delayed is not justice, revenge needs to be taken as soon as possible, and the Japanese side is advised to give up any illusions and surrender unconditionally.