At this time, he was still just a small Company Commander.
His uniform was covered in mud and bloodstains, a bandage tied around his left arm, and fresh blood seeping from his right leg. He organized the remaining dozens to counter-attack the enemy's assault.
The images kept switching.
Once.
Twice.
...
...
A full three days.
He led dozens of men to repel seven attacks from the enemy.
Watching the image of the French soldiers, fearless, and De Gaulle, even after fainting from excessive bleeding, got up and charged back into battle.
It refreshed the Blue Star players' understanding.
Is this really France?
The France that surrendered after 39 days of being overrun by the Empire during 'World War II'?
What exactly happened?
How could France, so fierce during World War I, falter so much in World War II?
If only the French soldiers in World War II had the same valor and courage as in World War I, they wouldn't have been defeated by the Empire in just 39 days, right?
