The chaos in Reims City was akin to the end of the world.
The German Army, unaccustomed to such battles, had been divided into separate "factions," each fighting independently.
The 18th German Army was newly formed, and many soldiers were from different units, temporarily cobbled together, with many reinforcements who sometimes didn't even know the faces or names of their comrades in the same infantry company.
Many officers were temporarily transferred from the Eastern Front.
The German Army had done this before without issues, but who would have thought they'd encounter Shire's insane "infiltration warfare" this time.
Yet even so, they couldn't ensure their own safety.
Because the "German Army" had started singing in duo:
"Which part are you from?"
"We are from the 29th Infantry Regiment, 7th Infantry Company."
"Nonsense, we are the 7th Infantry Company!"
"No, we are, I'm Company Commander Lieutenant Lyon…"
