Wehrmacht

Johann, Franz and Brandenburgers Kaleb Weindorf and Martin Freideberg had walked for weeks. Their location was near the city of Stalliongrad where they needed to sabotage the factories that would produce Equestria's war machines and manufacture supplies.

"Can't wait for their city to go boom!" Kaleb spoke pulling out his suppressed STG 44.

"Where did you get those?" Johann asked eyeing the suppressor.

"Stealth is essential to the Brandenburger," Martin replied handing the two SS soldiers a suppressed Sten Mk2 and a suppressor for their sidearms. "You'll need these to take out the guards quietly."

As they journeyed towards Stalliongrad, the skies became grey as the Wehrmacht uniforms. Winds began to pick up urging the group to move faster. The squad soon was near the city, Kaleb observed guards standing at a checkpoint illuminated by a streetlight. Martin crouched and silently walked up close to him holding his suppressed Luger pistol and fired the shot in the neck. The soldiers crept through the dark alleyways, slowly making their way through the city and towards the industrial areas.

"It's going to be hard if we keep going this way," Johann whispered. "We need a sniper or someone killing guards or anypony in our way!"

"Ok, I'll do it," Franz said. "We'll get the jump on them."

"I'll go with you," Kaleb Weindorf declared.

The two soldiers went vaulted through a window and snuck to the roof. They jumped from rooftop to rooftop, following Johann and Martin in the streets. Kaleb and Franz took out the guards from above, clearing the way for Johann and Martin in the dark streets below. As the night was slowly ending, morning fog began to settle obscuring the view from above. Johann and Martin creaked open a door to feel a point of a spear. The two slowly rose with their hands up and dropped their weapons.

"Stop! What are you doing?" The lead guardspony barked in a Russian accent.

Franz and Kaleb opened fire on the ponies below, the bullets shredding through their armor and bones. Johann grabbed the squad leader's neck and kneed him in the throat and crushed the windpipe. Johann whistled Westerwald lied as he and Martin dragged the bodies into a nearby dumpster and lit it on fire with his lighter. Hours passed, and they made it to the factory. It was nearly sunrise, Kaleb and Franz were on the roof of the factory attaching bombs to the smoke stacks while Johann and Martin were attaching charges near the assembly lines and control panels and support columns. The four met at a nearby alleyway and detonated the charges. The walls burst and the smoke stacks collapsed on nearby buildings and facilities.

"Hey, I forgot to set it to one hour," Kaleb confessed.

"You idiot! You set it to one minute!" Martin scolded.

"Sorry,"

The falling smoke stacks cut through the buildings and which resulted in collateral damage. A power line disappeared in a ball of flames as heavy rubble was thrown against it. Other factories targeted by other Brandenburg squads exploded and soon, shots were fired throughout the city of Stalliongrad. Brandenburger teams were plotting assassinations throughout the city as the bombs went off. The flames from the chaos slowly spread from building to building creating thick black smoke that swallowed the sky.

Johann and Martin rushed through the streets and jumped on a wagon that strayed downhill. The two fired their guns at everypony in the way. Franz and Kaleb ran through the alleyways that were soon chock full of debris as bombs went off in various buildings. Johann and Martin zipped past Franz and Kaleb who exited a nearby alleyway. Johann attached a charge on the wagon and jumped out with Martin who quickly directed it towards a group of guardsponies who were engulfed by flames and smoke. Guts and bones flew from where they stood. The two followed Franz and Kaleb to a train and jumped on. Johann rushed to the engine and killed the engineer and the conductor, he pulled the lever and released the brakes. The train started to move and Johann went to the passenger cars and rounded up the remaining ponies into a cattle car.

"Franz!" Johann shouted. "Keep these prisoners in this car and kill them if they try anything."

Franz nodded and Johann went to Kaleb and whispered. "Keep yourself hidden, if Franz is overwhelmed, kill the prisoners."
Johann went to the engine and waited. He then heard the familiar droning of planes. He looked up to see the BF 110's and Heinkell bombers along with various Luftwaffe aircraft. Johann waved his arms in the air as a BF 109 closed in on the train. He kept waving until the planes fired.

"Franz! Kaleb! Martin! Come here, the Luftwaffe!" Johann screamed. "We need to get off now!"

The four soldiers ran to the end of the train as the 109's strafed the train cars as the engine was in the tunnel. The train cars exploded and rained down debris and guts. Franz, Kaleb and Martin jumped off the side and Johann jumped off the train car as the train exploded behind him, the blast propelling him forward.

Hours earlier

Patrik Hessel looked around in his cockpit. He and his squadron were flying for an unknown amount of time, he eyed the instruments and meters for minutes. Then suddenly, a flash blinded him and the other crews. The pilots held the stick in one hand and covered their eyes with the other. Then, the blinding light was gone, he eyed the fuel meter and saw that his was full.

"Hey! What happened? The fuel meter is full again!" Karsten Sattler said.

"Mine too!" a pilot said followed by more.

"Uhh, I don't think we are in German airspace anymore," Kevin Schur stuttered.

"What makes you think so?" Karsten laughed.

"Explain that flying horse at your left," Kevin responded. "It's a verdammt pegasus from mythology.

Karsten saluted at the pegasus before lowering throttle to get behind it. He then aimed at the creature and fired his Fw's cannons and machine guns that quickly shredded the pony to pieces.

"Ok, I need time to think," Karsten said. "I'm just overwhelmed, what happened?"

"Keep calm, Karsten," Patrik said over the radio. "Just keep flying and we'll just bomb the nearest city."

A few hours later, there was silence. Patrik eyed billowing smoke from a distance about a couple kilometers away.

"Hey! Look! Smoke, let's check it out, it could be the missing troops," Patrik said.

The planes turned in the direction and flew towards it at full throttle.

"It looks like quite a firestorm down there eh?" a pilot chuckled.

"Let's bomb what was missed," Niklas Dannecker commanded. His JU 87 and was followed by others, their screeching sirens deafened the ponies below and began their bombing run. Niklas flew low and noticed a Brandenburger and Panzergrenadier running across the rooftops and saw another squad of Brandenburg soldiers as he tried to regain his altitude.

"There are Brandenburg saboteurs down there along with some infantry squads!" Niklas exclaimed. "It's a sabotage operation!"

The pilots cheered upon hearing the news and began to start their strafing and bombing runs across the streets. As the planes finished their runs, they began to head for somewhere to land. The Wehrmacht cheered for the arrival of the Luftewaffe fighter group and Equestria was soon a land of fear for their enemy could harass the skies and the ground.