At the Humesen Airport in the German-controlled area, Major Yin Maiman had been promoted to Colonel and was now fully responsible for the airport's operations. He had done nothing significant other than surviving the bombing by the French Army.
But that seemed to be enough.
The last bombing had resulted in significant losses for the airport, with only 128 of the 365 pilots surviving, and some of them were likely too injured to fly again.
Therefore, those who survived were the elite of the elite, the few remaining elite, and a promotion was inevitable.
However, in Colonel Yin Maiman's view, he felt more like an artilleryman than an aviation squadron commander.
During this time, he had been constantly thinking about how to defend against the French bombings.
