The Rise of the Third Reich

On April 29, 1945, many people witnessed with their own eyes the scene when the deceleration parachute of the "Heisenberg Device No. 3" atomic bomb opened. Among them was Vice Admiral Fraser, Commander of the Newfoundland Fleet of the Royal Navy.

He was on the bridge of the destroyer USS Athabasca when a lieutenant commander of the British Navy spotted the parachute opening in the air.

"Lieutenant General, at 12 o'clock, two red parachutes with Nazi markings appeared at an altitude of 1,000 meters!"

Fraser and his chief of staff, Colonel Cook, immediately raised their binoculars to watch. Two huge red parachutes appeared in the sky, and there seemed to be a swastika on the umbrellas. There is something like a black dot hanging under the two huge parachutes...could it be the legendary atomic bomb?

"What's the distance?" Fraser heard Colonel Cook ask nervously.

"Over 20,000 meters."

"Lieutenant General," Colonel Cook said, "it shouldn't reach us. We're safe."

"Is the camera set up?" Lieutenant General Fraser asked calmly.

Like Major General Ross of the United States, he was preparing to film the scene of the atomic bomb explosion - this was key information to confirm the power of the atomic bomb explosion! If the atomic bomb is not as powerful as imagined, then there is probably no need to continue the Battle of Newfoundland... So what if Newfoundland is occupied by the Germans? Are they still planning to fight all the way to the United States?

Everyone knows that this is impossible. The United States is a super industrial power that can easily produce tens of thousands of tanks a year! And there are still 130 million people, which is an enemy that is impossible to conquer...unless the atomic bomb is really awesome.

"It's already set up," the staff officer replied.

Lieutenant General Fraser nodded and put down the telescope - he knew that there was nuclear radiation, and you couldn't stare at the atomic bomb when it exploded, as it might blind your eyes.

"what is that?"

"It seems like it's going to fall into the sea..."

"Give me the telescope quickly."

"It seems that the airdrop supplies were thrown into the sea..."

"Isn't this too stupid?"

At the same time, at the Grays Harbor Airport, many German paratroopers who had put on radiation protection goggles also discovered large parachutes in the sky. Among them were Brandt and Mitterrand, who were now crowded into a squad firepower point with 11 other German paratroopers. Most of the trenches and anti-gun bunkers that the Germans had worked so hard to build were occupied by the US military, so now they can only huddle in the ring-shaped firepower stronghold without a roof and watch the atomic bomb explode.

However, they don't know now that what fell was an atomic bomb, and they thought it was some airdrop material that was lost in the wrong place. In fact, this is the time when the German Air Force's transport planes are dropping supplies and various combat materials, but for some unknown reason the transport planes did not arrive as scheduled...

Little Hersman also saw the red parachutes landing. At this time, he still didn't know that there were atomic bombs under the two parachutes.

"Lieutenant Colonel," the communications officer on board the Bv138E suddenly said to little Hersman, "I just received an order from Colonel Lunt to put on sunglasses."

"Put on sunglasses?"

Little Hersman was stunned for a moment before he remembered that he had received a pair of strange-looking sunglasses before leaving the Adolf Hitler aircraft carrier. Only after boarding the Bv138E early warning aircraft did I realize that every crew member on board had received the same equipment.

Little Hersman, who had long been accustomed to obeying orders, took out his "sunglasses" and put them on without asking any questions, and then continued to look through the telescope. Because Hersman's plane was flying southeast, quickly away from Concepcion Bay, the two parachutes looked very small in Hessman's telescope. Not long after, the two small parachutes fell. In the vast ocean.

"Why did it fall into the sea?" Little Hersman put down the telescope and asked to himself, "What is this?"

"Colonel, the atomic bomb entered the sea successfully. The location is similar to the scheduled location. The time is 1:12:28 pm."

Colonel Lunt, who was flying on the Electronic Eye 81 aircraft, received a report from the Thunderbolt 2 aircraft responsible for controlling the atomic bomb. Unlike the Bv138E waterborne early warning aircraft on which Little Hersman was evacuating at full speed, Colonel Lunt's Me264H did not evacuate at full speed. Instead, it flew very high and climbed to an extremely high altitude of more than 12,000 meters - even at this altitude There was no need to worry about being affected directly above the atomic bomb explosion, and Lunt's plane was much further away.

Wearing radiation-proof goggles and holding a telescope toward the water, Colonel Lundt of the German Air Force couldn't help but hold his breath, his eyes fixed, and his heartbeat began to accelerate - the atomic bomb was dropped, and if it didn't explode, there would be big trouble. .

Just when he was worried that the atomic bomb would not explode, the originally calm sea surface suddenly changed. A large area of ​​sea water suddenly turned dark black, as if there was a large oil stain. Just when Colonel Lunt felt strange, another layer of white suddenly appeared on the sea level, and the surrounding sea surface quickly turned white, like a thin white surface extending outward at high speed on the sea.

Is this... an atomic bomb? Colonel Lunt, who saw this scene in the sky, just had this idea flash in his mind, and another incredible scene appeared on the sea. The center of the sea that had turned white suddenly turned into a ball of about 200 meters in diameter. The mist-like column sprayed straight into the sky.

"Doesn't it look awesome..." Major General Ross, standing in a solid building in Grays Harbor, said to himself while holding a telescope and observing. "Can it really destroy a city?"

"Is this an atomic bomb?" On the destroyer "Athabasca", British Vice Admiral Fraser also felt relieved at this time. Although he knew that the mist-like water column was very huge, the range of its power seemed not to be large, at least not as large as imagined.

"Oh my God, it's an atomic bomb!"

Little Hersman, who was riding the Bv138E, suddenly shouted. Of course he had heard some news about the atomic bomb. Now he saw the huge water column appearing on the sea and knew that it could not be caused by conventional explosives, so he immediately thought of the atomic bomb.

"Ensign, Ensign, what is that?"

In a firepower position at Grays Harbor Airport, Frenchman Mitterrand was also stunned by the sudden appearance of a huge mist-like water column on the sea.

"Oh, God, what is that thing?" Brandt, like Mitterrand, didn't know anything. "What on earth did they throw into the water? It can actually explode such a big water column!"

"It looks very powerful. Fortunately, it didn't fall on the fortress." In the new headquarters of Concept Bay, Lieutenant General Collins exhaled loudly and said with a smile to the staff around him, "The Germans are really stupid. Throwing such a thing into the sea, if used to bomb the fortress, it can destroy at least two armored turrets... Oh, it seems to be getting bigger and taller, God, it is still getting bigger, getting bigger and bigger, God, God..."

Following Lieutenant General Collins's series of exclamations, the mist-like water column that didn't seem too big at first was rapidly expanding, and in the blink of an eye, it formed a huge column about 2,000 meters high, about 650 meters wide, and nearly 100 meters thick. Wall of water. It was as if a huge castle made of water appeared out of thin air on the sea.

By this time, everyone who saw this scene was so surprised that they were speechless. Almost no one could imagine how many tons of seawater were sprayed into the sky - later scientists estimated that 2 to 2.5 million tons of seawater or seabed sediment were sprayed into the sky by the nuclear explosion of the Heisenberg 3 device! What is the explosive yield of this bomb?

But the huge "water city" in front of us is not the most terrifying scene created by the Heisenberg 3 device.

That's when the roaring sound, like the earth shaking and the mountains are shaking, spreads in all directions and starts to hit people's eardrums and nerves. Countless tons of sea water lifted into the sky by the atomic bomb explosion condensed into clouds due to the shock waves rising from the sea. This condensation cloud first appeared on the sea surface, and then quickly rose from the sea surface. In the blink of an eye, it covered the entire water wall, and at the same time spread outward in a hemispherical state. Looking far away, it seemed as if a huge semicircular sphere suddenly appeared on the sea. The huge size of this semicircular sphere has exceeded people's imagination, so people who saw this scene were only surprised and had doubts - this couldn't be a man-made weapon, right? Is this a punishment from God? Is this the beginning of the end of the world?

The huge condensation cloud is formed by the sharp drop in air pressure caused by the shock wave generated by the explosion of the atomic bomb in the water and rising to the sea surface. It looks extremely scary, but it cannot last long.

As the condensation cloud disappears, the huge kinetic energy generated by the nuclear explosion has been exhausted. If this nuclear explosion occurs in the air, its destructive power will probably end there. Everything within a few square kilometers will be destroyed, and the nuclear explosion will In addition to the power, there will be losses due to nuclear radiation. But for nuclear explosions in water, this is just the beginning.

About 2 million to 2.5 million tons of sea water and sea sand have now become weapons. They have exhausted their kinetic energy and began to fall back to the sea surface due to the gravity of the earth! Twelve seconds after the nuclear explosion, the wall of water began to fall with gravity, forming a giant waterfall more than 300 meters high. This waterfall falls from the sky and stirs up a once high radiation wave. Everything swept by it will be extremely seriously contaminated by radiation.

At the same time, due to the nuclear explosion, a large amount of sea water was sucked up, creating a vacuum underwater. When the seawater on both sides pours in to fill the space, the seawater outside exerts thrust. Up and down, millions of tons of seawater and sea sand surge, producing unimaginable power, thus triggering a huge tsunami-like event. A sea wave, and this sea wave will sweep across most of Concepcion Bay in the next few minutes!

Chapter 1264 Atomic Bomb Twenty-one

Just ten seconds after the nuclear explosion occurred, huge waves tens of meters high appeared on the sea surface in Concepcion Bay. With the atomic bomb explosion point as the core, it surged in all directions. From a distance, it looks like a giant tsunami sweeping everything. Wherever the waves passed by, all ships floating on the water were overturned and sunk, and no one was spared.

The power of a 20,000-ton nuclear bomb when it explodes underwater is indeed far greater than when it is detonated in the air!

Newfoundland time, at 1:16:20 pm on April 29, 1945, when the first wave reached the entrance to Grays Harbor on the west coast of Concepcion Bay, 6,000 meters away from the center of the explosion, the wave height was still more than 4.5 meters! And because the bay where Grays Harbor is located has a long and narrow trumpet shape, the bay shrinks rapidly when the waves come in, so the tide has no time to rise evenly, so the waves from behind push the waves ahead, layer by layer, causing the wave height to increase again, and finally It reached an astonishing 8.9 meters as it washed up on Grays Harbor Beach.

"Oh God! Oh my God! This, this, this... how is it possible!"

Major General Ross, who was staying in a sturdy building in Grays Harbor, saw waves almost three stories high surging onto the pier. He was so shocked that he became hysterical. You must know that the location where the atomic bomb explosion occurred is 6,000 meters away from Grays Harbor. When the sea wave caused by the atomic bomb explosion reached Grays Harbor, it was still nearly 10 meters away. What kind of power is this? Isn’t it said that the power of an atomic bomb covers only a dozen square kilometers at most? Now it's 6 kilometers away and there are still big waves 10 meters high... The power of this nuclear explosion must cover at least 113 square kilometers! Those scientists working for the Pentagon are idiots!

Just when Major General Ross was cursing Pentagon scientists in his mind that they were fools, an 8-meter-high sea wave had already hit the dock area of ​​Grays Harbor. The waves cannot move forward on land, so they fall forward, like a house collapsing. The only difference is that what collapsed was not masonry and rubble, but countless tons of toxic seawater with excessive nuclear radiation!

In addition, the sea waves blown by atomic bombs are different from the waves blown by typhoons. The latter usually only have a thin layer, and even if they are as high as 8 or 10 meters, they will not have much destructive power. The underwater explosion of the atomic bomb creates a wave similar to a tsunami. It is not a thin layer, but a "water wall" that is tens to hundreds of meters thick and sweeps over. The kinetic energy it possesses is completely different from that of ordinary waves. Comparatively. Wherever the waves hit, most of the buildings seemed to be made of paper, either collapsing or being washed away entirely.

The building where Major General Ross is located was originally the residence and headquarters of the officers and soldiers of the torpedo boat brigade. It is a solid military building, and it is not too close to the coast. So when the waves hit, the building did not collapse immediately, but all the windows near the coast were still shattered by the waves. Sea water poured in from every smashed window, and everyone in the house was unable to stand and was washed around. Major General Ross was also knocked to the ground by the surging waves. No, he probably fell into waist-deep water - the building he was in had two floors and was only 8 meters high. If it were built on the seaside, it would have been submerged by now. Fortunately, this building is relatively far from the coast. When the sea waves hit here, the height was less than 5 meters, so only the first floor and part of the second floor were submerged.

The U.S. Army major general struggled a few times before he got up from the waist-deep water after drinking seawater containing excessive amounts of radioactive material. At this time, the first sea wave had begun to ebb, and the water depth in the room dropped rapidly. The frightened Major General Ross looked around and found that everything in the room was swaying around. The camera that had just been set up to record the atomic bomb explosion was also soaked in water together with the tripod below.

In addition to these dead things that cannot breathe, suffering to varying degrees, the living people in the house are also having a hard time. Everyone is completely soaked from head to toe, and they all look dumbfounded. He stood inside the house, completely at a loss.

Major General Ross walked to the window, raised his head and looked out. All he saw was a vast expanse of ocean, with houses, docks, vehicles (of course belonging to the US military), artillery, and defensive positions, everything gone. Personnel...the remaining personnel deployed by Major General Ross in positions with insufficient height should have gone to see God.

"Damn, damn...it's so powerful and so far away..." Major General Ross, who was mumbling something unknown, suddenly stopped talking. Because he saw another huge wave, at least seven or eight meters high, rushing towards him with a sweeping momentum!

There is actually a second wave! ! !

Of course there is a second wave! And there will be a third wave, a fourth wave, a fifth wave, a sixth wave, a seventh wave, an eighth wave and a ninth wave!

The power of an atomic bomb detonating underwater was beyond anyone's imagination (certainly not anyone including Hersman). Because most of the power of an atomic bomb exploding underwater will act on seawater, when the nuclear bomb detonates, a high-speed expanding fireball will appear in the water, and a supersonic hydraulic shock wave will be generated underwater. High-temperature fireballs and supersonic shock waves will evaporate or spray millions of tons of seawater into the sky, creating an underwater vacuum and more than 2 million tons of seawater and sea sand sprayed into the sky. Then, the seawater around the vacuum will quickly rush in to fill the space, and then push against the outside seawater, thus forming a tsunami. The sea water and sand falling from the sky will stir up a wave of high radiation. The combined action of the two sea waves before and after will produce powerful waves hitting the shore one after another until all the potential energy is released.

Under the impact of this continuous sea wave, all light ships within a range of 6,000 meters around the nuclear explosion point will suffer heavy damage or even be overturned by the waves! The beaches affected by the waves will also be crushed by walls of water. After the nine sea waves sweep over, all the defense facilities on the beach will either be completely destroyed or seriously damaged.

With a radius of more than 100 square kilometers, all kinds of underwater mines and PT torpedo boats and U-class submarines on the water (U-class submarines are not German Type 21 U-boats and cannot stay underwater for long periods of time) are all different. Sweep it away!

The entrance to Concepcion Bay is now clear!

Of course, these are only damages that are immediately noticeable to the naked eye. And the invisible damage is even more serious! Because nuclear explosions are launched underwater, the radioactive material produced cannot reach the stratosphere at all, but is absorbed by seawater, resulting in extremely strong and deadly radioactive pollution...

However, the nine devastating waves and radiation were not the greatest damage caused by the "Heisenberg 3" nuclear bomb.

The greatest harm is in people's hearts!

The 2,000-meter-high water wall, the nine tsunami waves that swept over more than a hundred square kilometers around, and the condensation cloud that had no actual lethality, but looked like it could scare people to death, all combined to make everyone witness this with their own eyes. Both American and British soldiers suffered serious psychological shadow.

The Nazis actually had such terrible weapons! What else is there to fight in this war? If the explosion just now had occurred on the shore, it might have leveled the entire Churchill Naval Fortress, right?

How can we fight against such an enemy? Isn't this looking for death? Lieutenant General Collins, who had witnessed the nuclear explosion, was now filled with such politically incorrect and defeatist thoughts.

He knew the war was lost! The atomic bomb dropped by the Germans just now could probably level 100 square kilometers of land (the nuclear explosion in the water looked too scary, causing everyone to overestimate the yield of the nuclear explosion). If it were dropped on Manhattan (only less than 60 square kilometers) Will kill 1 million Americans!

If such a war continues, the United States will be destroyed!

The United States must seek peace immediately, even if it requires a compensation of US$1 trillion...

Also frightened was Lieutenant General Walton Walker. Although he was not flooded by radioactive seawater, he was still completely confused. Because he was a military commander on the island of Trinidad before and had been directing the troops to build earthen walls to resist German tsunami bombs - he originally thought that earthen walls could be used to resist. American tsunami experts and other scientists also Think so.

But... what kind of earth wall can deal with a 2,000-meter-high water wall? If an atomic bomb explodes a few hundred meters or a thousand meters away from the coast, and the resulting water wall is at least 2,000 meters long, what use will those earthen walls do?

Trinidad cannot be defended at all! Bermuda cannot hold on! As long as the Germans use this "tsunami atomic bomb", those two places will fall immediately.

Then the atomic bomb will be dropped on Manhattan, New York, killing 1 million people...

Thinking of this, Lieutenant General Walker immediately turned his head and shouted at one of his staff officers: "Quickly, send electricity to the Pentagon and tell them that the German atomic bomb is 10 times more powerful than imagined, no, 20 times more powerful! We have lost the war. !”

"Fight U.S. imperialism! Long live the Queen!"

Vice Admiral Fraser suddenly heard his chief of staff, Colonel Cook, shouting a "reactionary slogan", but he did not stop the colonel who might have been frightened crazy. Because he himself was stunned. The power of the atomic bomb turned out to be at least 10 times greater than scientists estimated!

Fortunately, Princess Elizabeth... no, it should be the great Queen Elizabeth II who wisely led Britain to stand on the right side. Otherwise, if the atomic bomb falls on London...British history will be over!

Moreover, the future world must be ruled by Germans. The UK, including Canada, Australia and New Zealand, must be on the side of the winner!