The German first-class soldier drove a three-wheel motorcycle all the way until no trace of the US military was visible. After confirming that there was no danger, Lin Yue called up the system menu and scrolled down to the task list.
The side mission has appeared------Phase 1: Ensure that Captain Miller's team survives before the battle of defending the bridge, and ensures that Captain Miller and Private Ryan survive after the battle of defending the bridge.
Lin Yue recalled the plot. There were eight people in Captain Miller's team, namely Commander Miller, Corporal Urban who was proficient in German and French, Sergeant Horvat, sniper Jackson with faith, and Capa, who was full of love.
Zoro, machine gunner Lebin, medic Wade, Jew Merry.
Before the battle to defend the bridge began, Captain Miller's team lost two members midway. Capazzo was shot dead by a German sniper for saving a little girl, and military doctor Wade was shot and killed when Miller and others attacked the radar station.
The remaining four men, including Captain Miller, Horvath, Jackson, and Mellie, all died fighting in the Battle of the Bridge.
In other words, he needs to rescue Capazzo and Wade before the Battle of the Bridge begins, and protect Captain Miller and Private Ryan during the Battle of the Bridge.
It seems that to complete this task, he has to join the Allied Forces. But the key to the problem is that he has no identity. In this case, it is not difficult to get a suitable US military uniform. What is difficult is how to hide it from his superiors.
There are not many Asian soldiers in the army, so there is basically no possibility of fishing in troubled waters. If they are treated as spies and locked up...
Of course, this is also a way to survive until the end of the war and take the main line rewards and leave.
John Miller is a good man, so if you can help him, let's help him. The worst he can do is be a lone ranger on the European battlefield.
To be a lone ranger, you must first keep up with the equipment. After confirming the content of the side mission, he brought up the "All Seeing Eye" technology interface.
The system displays the current technology points of 74275.
He was stunned when he saw this number, because before accepting the mission, the technology points of "All Seeing Eye" were 72,875, and the difference between the two numbers was 1,400.
So far, he has killed a German lieutenant, plus three soldiers in the machine gun bunker. According to the setting of rewarding 100 technology points for killing a German soldier, he should have received 400 technology points. Where did the extra 1,000 technology points come from?
of?
He suddenly thought of the content of the advanced mission---indirectly causing the death of German soldiers, and doubling the All-Seeing Eye technology point reward.
Could it be the result of blowing out the tires of the vehicle in order to gain space for escape when leaving the beach position?
The German soldiers were unable to escape with the help of vehicles------American soldiers pursued them------the two sides started a confrontation---some surrendered and others were killed------rewarded 500X2 technology points.
That’s how the 1,000 technology points should come from...
Apart from this, he could find no logical answer.
Lin Yue has been accumulating technology points, because 80,000 technology points can be exchanged for microcomputers and extended operating system components. The notes show that it has a series of functions, such as facial recognition with a photography component, and the ability to connect to a computer for data transmission.
Combined with the advanced component of the laser ranging component, lidar scanning is used to create a terrain map.
In short, in his view, microcomputers and extended operating system components are an essential functional component.
"Second Lieutenant, Second Lieutenant..."
As he was thinking about what to do next, the motorcycle suddenly stopped, and then the German private first class called.
Lin Yue quickly gathered his emotions and looked ahead, only to see more than a dozen German soldiers rushing out of the ditch on one side of the road and the dilapidated barn on the opposite side. The leader was holding an MP40 submachine gun. Judging from his appearance, he was an officer.
"Which army are you from?"
The German first-class soldier quickly got off the motorcycle: "Sir, First-class Private Leder Adenauer of the 916th Regiment Engineer Battalion of the 352nd Division is reporting to you."
The second lieutenant holding an MP40 submachine gun looked at him for a while, then walked up to Lin Yue: "Second Lieutenant Schmidt of the 711th Infantry Division."
Lin Yue wiped the dirt off his face: "The Japanese Army Military Academy dispatched officer Abe Junpei."
This is the name of the Japanese second lieutenant. Now I am bringing it to him for emergency help. In fact, I took Abe Junpei's thumb drive just in case.
After the outbreak of World War II, the German army formed an alliance with the Japanese army, and the latter sent a large number of officers to study in Germany, so it was normal for the German army to have Japanese officers studying there.
After the U.S. military occupied Normandy on D-DAY, they naturally would not tell the Germans who among their men died or who was captured. He was proficient in Japanese and could communicate in German, and he also had a handheld disc with him to prove his identity. Under normal circumstances, he would cheat
The Germans would have no problem fighting on the front lines.
Second Lieutenant Schmidt did not doubt his identity, but his tone of voice was a little more contemptuous: "Second Lieutenant, how is the situation in Normandy?"
Low-level officers like this who were sent to the front line to study were usually combat rookies who had just graduated from military academies. Plus, they were Japanese, so of course he would not take them seriously.
"The enemy has attacked the coast, and the Omaha beach defense line has been occupied by the U.S. military." Lin Yue answered Schmidt's question while mentally debating whether to kill these guys or give in to the opponent.
He noticed a group of buildings not far ahead, which looked like a small town.
"What's ahead?"
Schmidt said: "Don't you know?"
Lin Yue said: "I have only been here from Tokyo for a few days, and I have been visiting Omaha Beach to study your army's combat defense projects."
Schmidt pointed to the town ahead and said: "That's the town of Newey. Paratroopers from the 101st Airborne Division of the US Army occupied this town last night. The regiment commander received an order from his superiors to annihilate the US troops in the town as soon as possible to prepare for the follow-up
Troops retake the coastline and clear obstacles."
Newey, indeed Newey.
In the plot, Capazzo was shot dead by a German sniper because of his overflowing love.
Lin Yue's mind was spinning, and he thought about killing violently: "Then why don't you take action?"
Schmidt said: "The task we received was to cooperate with the tank troops of the 21st Armored Division to enter the town, but the target friendly troops were not seen for a long time. Lieutenant Colonel Ross asked us to conduct reconnaissance outside the town and report immediately when we saw our armored troops.
, and at the same time try our best to gather the defeated soldiers on the coastal defense line."
While the two were talking, several German soldiers who had abandoned their armor and fled ran over. They were stopped by Schmidt's people and organized into a small team in preparation for the tanks of the 21st Armored Division to attack the town of Newey.
Schmidt took a look at the sky and told his subordinates to give them some food - the main function was to eliminate the soldiers' panic and anxiety. After that, he walked towards the communications soldiers carrying radios.
A few slices of rye bread, a box of sardines, two chocolate bars, and as an officer he was given an extra pack of cigarettes.
This is much higher than the food standard of the cannon fodder regiment in "My Commander, My Regiment". The German officers looked down on the Japanese officers, but they would not show it openly because it was related to the face of the German gentlemen.
Private First Class Leder Adenauer did not get close to Schmidt's men, but followed him into the barn, leaned against the wall, sat down and munched on pieces of rye bread.
Lin Yue knew what Private First Class Ryder Adenauer was thinking.
His current identity is a training officer sent by the Japanese army to Germany. There is no need to charge into battle like a junior German officer. An ordinary German lieutenant or captain cannot force him to perform combat missions. The probability of survival after following him is far away.
More than following Schmidt.
Of course, the premise is that the person turns a blind eye to Ryder following him.
"Coming, coming...the tanks of the 21st Armored Division are coming."
Hearing the shouts from outside, Lin Yue quickly swallowed the uneaten slices of bread, picked up the kettle handed by Ryder, poured a few mouthfuls of water into his mouth, and walked out of the barn quickly.
Dust was rising on the eastern horizon, and three Panzer IV tanks and two armored personnel carriers, accompanied by about a platoon of infantry and wheeled vehicles, were heading towards the town of Newey.
Schmidt came out from behind the barn: "Second Lieutenant Junpei Abe, Lieutenant Colonel Ross has reported your matter to the division headquarters. Tomorrow, Major Ishida from your country will bring a field reporter to interview you and take you to Caen by the way."
Chapter completed!