Chapter 157: The last gunshot Time is like an elusive stream.
At the upper end of the stream that we cannot see clearly, there is always a mean old man full of bad taste.
He controls the gate of the dam wantonly; sorrow and melancholy The time has been extended indefinitely, but the happy and warm time is fleeting.
Fortunately, the ruthlessness of time seems to be the same for everyone.
For the American people in 1949, the year spent bathing in the mushroom cloud of nuclear explosions seemed particularly unbearable and long.
Of course, a considerable number of Americans did not survive until the end of the year, so it was not too long for them.
Beginning in late March, the once-suspended strategic nuclear strikes against the United States by the Soviet ultra-long-range strategic bomber force began to launch again, and became more and more intense.
As more and more Soviet Tu-100 "Flying Bear" supersonic jet ultra-long-range intercontinental missiles were launched, The strategic bombers came off the production line, left the factory and entered service, and were quickly put into strategic bombing across the ocean by the Kremlin.
At the peak of the nuclear attack on the United States this year, two hundred to three hundred Soviet atomic bombs were detonated across the Americas every day.
More than 90% of these atomic bombs landed in the United States.
Due to the excessive frequency of nuclear explosions, High, the Soviet Union's original nuclear arsenal was quickly exhausted, so that it had to continue to produce more atomic bombs On the other side, the people of the New World, especially the people of North America, are struggling in the scorching purgatory day after day, with infinite fear and despair, watching their familiar hometown slowly turn into ashes.
Fallout Wasteland, especially Americans whose homes are located near densely populated major metropolitan areas, can see a mushroom cloud rising in a certain direction on the horizon almost every few days on average if they are not dead yet.
After looking through the United States and Canada, there are almost only two cities left that are relatively safe but will not be exposed to nuclear explosions.
One of them is the Port of Tacoma, Washington State, on the west coast that was landed and occupied by the Japanese Expeditionary Force, and the other is The capital of the United States of America, Washington on the East Coast September 22, 1949, Washington, District of Columbia, United States In the distant sky in the east, the low roar of jet engines suddenly came, and the shrill and shrill air raid sirens suddenly sounded in the empty streets of the federal capital.
The few passers-by immediately rushed to find the nearest air-raid shelter and squeezed in.
Next, accompanied by the futile banging fire of ground anti-aircraft guns, a flying monster made by the evil Red Empire roared from an altitude far beyond the limit of the range of anti-aircraft guns, bringing the fruits of Soviet military industrial power to the skies above Washington.
Ignoring the artillery fire on the ground, he proudly opened the magazine in his abdomen, releasing fifty kilograms and one hundred kilograms each. , 250 kilograms and 500 kilograms of aerial bombs were dropped, gradually growing from small black dots to larger ones, and finally more than 20 fires appeared on both sides of the Potomac River.
Corpses, ashes of plants and trees, together with the smoke and burnt smell that seems to come from hell, permeate the dilapidated streets of Washington, making people almost sick to smell it.
In order to retain the next object for negotiation in the radioactive wasteland once called the United States of America, the Soviet Union publicly promised from the beginning that it would not carry out a nuclear explosion on the federal capital Washington, and it has indeed abided by the above promise.
So far, Not a single nuclear bomb was detonated in the District of Columbia, where the capital is located.
However, the Soviet Strategic Air Force's conventional bombing of urban Washington still continued from time to time with hundreds of tons of aviation incendiary bombs and high-explosive bombs, which reduced large areas of Washington's urban area to rubble and destroyed the federal government.
Got to fall apart.
After finally waiting for the air raid to pass, under the rustling autumn wind and the blood-red sunset, a well-dressed old man emerged from the White House air raid shelter.
Surrounded by several bodyguards, he staggered toward the courtyard.
Although it could be seen from his clothing and pomp that He should be a guy of noble status, but at this time, there is no trace of the arrogant temperament of a superior person in him at this time, let alone any arrogance.
He is the current president of the United States of America.
Douglas MacArthur is the best graduate in the history of the United States Military Academy at West Point.
He was once a five-star general and a marshal of the Philippines.
But now he is just an unfortunate man who was forced to face the fate of his country as soon as he became president. .
All the high-spirited, arrogant and confident star halo in the past has long been wiped away from President MacArthur.
Now MacArthur is just a dying man tortured by despair and fate, and is being exhausted and dragged towards the end of his destiny.
At this moment, although the Soviet planes had already departed, the suburbs of Washington, which had just finished bombing, were still filled with black smoke and billowing dust.
A heavy bomb was also hit around the White House, blowing away only the flagpole in front of the door.
A crater.
Accompanied by his bodyguards, MacArthur walked to the crater, bent down, reached out and gently touched the still warm scorched earth, tears of unwillingness and humiliation flashed in his eyes.
Although he has dreamed of entering the White House one day and reaching the pinnacle of his life since many years ago.
But MacArthur never thought that when his dream came true, his presidential career would be so desperate and humiliating, that it would be worse than death.
From the first day he became president, the United States has been torn to pieces by successive nuclear explosions.
He and his staff worked hard to think of countermeasures, but in the end they came to the conclusion that it was nothing but despair.
It seemed that he, MacArthur, was destined to die.
He became the last president and was hanged on the gallows.
Then, as Soviet nuclear bombs fell frequently like meteors, starting in April, communications between the White House and local states and overseas garrisons began to be gradually cut off, and domestic transportation was completely paralyzed.
By June, President MacArthur had issued orders not to leave the District of Columbia, and official documents and telegrams were gradually no longer being sent from various states and localities.
Next, even in this three-quarter acre of land in Washington, the capital, not many people are willing to listen to what he, the president, has to say. s: The economy is so bad these days.
The British Navy will no longer install missiles on its warships from next year, and will only use artillery for combat, returning to the era of big ships and huge guns.
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The British Army was also reduced to a pitiful 50,000 men.
Despite this, Britain's military expenditure last year was still as high as 56.2 billion US dollars, ranking fifth in the world, second only to Russia, which has been engaged in endless wars for years.
With this level of corruption and waste, it seems that the British Ministry of Defense really needs to be rectified.
Then, the price of electricity in Taiwan, which is powered by love, soared threefold.
As expected, it was full of human touch and made the whole island wail.
Electricity has become so expensive all of a sudden.
This is just for the service industry.
At most, the lights should be dimmed.
How can factories, which are large power consumers, operate?
It feels like the whole world likes to launch surprise attacks recently, such as India's demonetization, Taiwan's introduction of irradiated food, and the increase in electricity prices oshow7: