The horizon was filled with individual fires and he gave up counting when he reached fifty. He noted that the fires spread further than his plan had called for and he made a note to watch his new commander carefully. The Captain was no fool and could be an asset or a threat, depending on how he was handled. There was now a huge hole in the defenses of the enemy. Most of the forces close enough to the areas under fire had by now mobilized and moved to re-enforce those who were pinned, leaving their own designated areas unguarded. Wentworth turned to his men and signaled phase two of the night’s operation. Around him trucks, armored cars and as many tanks as they could fuel, which was not many, roared to life and began to approach those darker areas in the defenses. Once behind enemy lines they would turn and attack the enemy forces from the rear. By the time someone figured out what had happened they should have taken out enough of the enemy armor to make sure that Von Kruger would think twice about flaunting his superior forces again.
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