On the same day, Huaxia's army was crossing the Bering Strait and attacking Alaska.

"This is not a drill, nor is it harassment by the Huaxia people, the Huaxia army is really here! Come and help us! "The commander near the Bering Strait, Lieutenant General Wright, with a hint of crying, asked for support from the rear.

The U.S. forces stationed in Alaska have exceeded 500,000, but the infiltration and harassment of Chinese special forces throughout Alaska has caused these U.S. troops to be scattered throughout Alaska and even on the Aleutian Islands, leaving fewer than 150,000 troops stationed near the Bering Strait. These people also need to be scattered in Wales, Cape Lisbane, Nome and other places, and finally there are only 80,000 American troops deployed on the West Ward Peninsula.

These people alone have already given the United States a logistical headache.

In the wilderness of the West Ward Peninsula, almost everything had to be brought in from the rear.

Land transportation has been blocked in the legends of the Chinese special forces and monsters, and can only be counted on by sea and air.

However, the shipping lanes near the Bering Strait have been blocked by ice floes since October, and the US troops near the Bering Strait have not tasted fresh fruit for two weeks.

Perhaps the complaints of the US military everywhere have blocked the ears of the top brass in Washington, and the US troops stationed here have been complaining that Washington has not paid as much attention to the Bering Strait as it did at the beginning.

In fact, Washington understands the threat of the Bering Strait very well.

Cape Prince of Wales on the Westward Peninsula of the American Continent and Cape Dezhniov on the Chukotka Peninsula on the easternmost tip of the Eurasian continent are only more than 80 kilometers away from each other, and the large and small Daiomi Islands have been occupied by the Chinese.

You must know that the water between the Little Deome Islands and the Prince of Wales Cape is very shallow, and some places are almost frozen to the bottom in October, maybe a little later, and the Chinese tank regiment can drive directly over without fear.

It can be said that the 80,000 troops of the three divisions of the Americans in this vicinity did not give Washington peace of mind. The only thing that could give them some comfort was the fortifications that had been urgently built for half a year, the American Bering Strait Fleet, which had not yet retreated, and the strengthened air power.

And even with logistical constraints, the forward ammunition replenishment has not been cut off, which allows the US military to shell the ice in the Bering Strait every day after the cold weather. Even mines were planted in the straits, as well as a large number of explosives. Completely cut off the idea of the tanks of the Chinese army coming from the ice.

All these measures have made Washington feel somewhat at ease, at least Lieutenant General Wright, who was in command at the front, was not only complaining more about the harsh environment, but also optimistic about the defense of the Bering Strait.

But this optimistic self-confidence lasted only until October 23.

After the Chinese army on the other side of the Bering Strait swelled rapidly from 150,000 to 300,000, they chose to directly storm the Prince of Wales Point on this day.

The more than 1,400 Huaxia fighters that took the lead once again told the Americans the gap between the two sides.

In just one day, the Chinese bombers and transport aircraft were already able to soar freely in the skies of the Bering Strait.

Although less than one-third of the naval fighters on the two aircraft carriers roaming the US Air Force, Army Air Force, and the two aircraft carriers roaming in the strait, they no longer have much courage to compete with the escorting Huaxia fighter group.

Even if the number of both sides is equal. Rushing up is a life and a death, not to mention that the Chinese fighters have always been in groups, and they directly overwhelm the American fighters in terms of numbers.

Having lost support from the air, the battle on the ground was tilted in favor of the Chinese side from the very beginning.

The two Pioneer cannons on the Diomi Islands shook the entire strait with a loud sound at the beginning, and even the ice near the cannons seemed to have a groan that was almost shattered.

The Americans also regarded the 420-mm third-class Pioneer cannon in China as an imaginary enemy, and specially placed three disassembled 406-mm naval guns on the shore.

But before the shore defense guns dismantled from these old battleships could speak about their presence on the battlefield. The two 500 mm caliber fourth-level Pioneer cannons focused on taking care of them first, and destroyed 2 in a row at the beginning.

The last one left is hard to do on its own. Even if it hit a Pioneer cannon during the counterattack, under the protection of the Pioneer Cannon that can withstand its own powerful cannon fire, it has no threat to the fourth-level Pioneer Cannon that is basically operated by the brain, and in the end, it can only become a pile of waste parts under the simultaneous bombardment of 2 Pioneer cannons.

As soon as the three coastal defense guns were finished, under the roar of the vanguard cannons, the remaining American artillery pieces on the other side of the river were immediately silent.

but whoever has a squeak. It didn't take long for the lesson of the Pioneer Cannon to be ushered in.

Even if the slightly clumsy Vanguard cannon is a little more troublesome to turn the muzzle. But as long as the Americans' artillery shifted a little more slowly, it was not swallowed up by the newly added crater. It's to give a huge shock wave to the air. What's more, there are more than 200 heavy artillery pieces in Huaxia to take advantage of the fire to rob.

Take the lead, and you can't stop it.

The morale of the entire US army was completely depressed by the Huaxia heavy artillery group led by the vanguard giant artillery.

"Who's going to get rid of this damn super cannon?" Lieutenant General Wright's head was also hit by the shock wave of a giant cannon, and he didn't know what to do.

Ground weapons were no longer able to stop the onslaught of the Vanguard cannon, and he could only count on air and sea support.

But the bombers in the air did not wait, and the Huaxia bomber group first came to bomb one after another, making the situation on the front line even worse.

"We have been attacked by the Huaxia people and cannot be supported!" Soon the news of the Huaxia air raid came from several airfields where large bombers were placed in the rear, and even if there were bombers flying up to support, they were intercepted by the Huaxia fighter group before they could fly into the strait with super-heavy bombs, and they absconded at the high speed of the Huaxia jet fighters.

Although he knew that the U.S. fleet cruising near the Bering Sea might be affected by the ice and would be difficult to approach, Admiral Wright sent a request for help to this fleet, perhaps the Navy on the aircraft carrier or the battleship Alaska guarding it could contain the Vanguard cannon.

The Montana-class battleship Alaska may not be as powerful as the Vanguard cannon, but the numerical superiority may allow these two Vanguard cannons to converge that the American GIs can only shrink their heads.

But General Wright's hopes were again dashed.

When an Essex-class aircraft carrier of the United States was severely damaged by the roaming Chinese undersea assassins, the American fleet fell into self-preservation, and was busy dealing with the Huaxia Fleet, which consisted of a second-class Red Alert aircraft carrier and a third-class dreadnought-class battleship.

"How is this going to be fought?" The thud of each Vanguard cannon seemed to hit General Wright's head, slowly floating in a bubble of despair in a mess.

And when the group of Chinese transport planes sailed by, and the umbrella flowers that filled the sky like snowflakes bloomed, despair completely drowned his mind like a flood that burst the embankment.

The Chinese paratroopers quickly gathered behind enemy lines, the multifunctional infantry fighting vehicles in the Alaska sub-base began to gallop, and the Rhino and Grizzly tanks began to crush the rear of the American army.

The confidence of the American GIs to resist completely collapsed when this sharp blade appeared in the back.

"It's impossible to fight!" Wright could only desperately ask for help from his superiors.

Before the war, the Americans had already summed up the tricks of the Chinese army and took some measures. But as soon as the war began, Huaxia's strength overwhelmingly crushed all countermeasures.

Just one air supremacy put the Americans in passivity.

At least until the more advanced jet fighters developed by the Americans come out, the air supremacy on the battlefield will always be in the hands of the Chinese.

In the face of the huge superiority of advanced weapons, the Americans, who do not have the numerical superiority, can only suffer again and again.

The Americans couldn't send more reinforcements.

The Chinese special forces operating in Alaska were attacking and sabotaging in various places almost at the same time, and the main force of the United States had the heart to support, but also had to face all kinds of man-made accidents on the long journey, and the speed of support could not be improved at all.

The surrounding U.S. forces were also hit by the Chinese air power, and when they were scrambled to stabilize and send troops to support, the Chinese tanks had blocked their way.

In two days, the Bering Strait fell. The 300,000 Chinese army reached the other end and took the lead in setting foot on the American continent.

Even though the ice on the eastern shore of the Bering Strait was shattered by American artillery fire and explosives, it could not stop the landing ships from sailing. After a shipload of tank armor is delivered, the armored inventory of the sub-base can be unabashedly undisguised and spread to the entire Alaska Peninsula.

When the ice in the Bering Strait froze again at the end of October, the 1.2 million Chinese army had already formed a line, extending from the Chinese mainland to the Far East, and then to the easternmost Chukotka Peninsula, majestically crossing the land bridge connecting the Eurasian continent and the American continent, and extending to the southern and western ends of the American continent.

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"The Huaxia people are here!" Although the Americans have been shouting for so long that the wolf is coming, they have not taken it seriously.

As long as they do not really understand the strength of Huaxia, the arrogant Americans will not really regard the Chinese people as opponents.

But when the Chinese army finally set foot on the American continent, the whole United States became a sensation. (To be continued.) )