Ciel Blanc Church

The Ciel Blanc Church is a church in a small French town that the Nazi converted into a base during World War II. The church served as a communication jamming center and also had a secret laboratory. The allies received intelligence about the jamming tower and determined that it would prevent them from coordinating air support. The US Army sent a detachment of paratroopers from the 101st Airborne Division to destroy the tower which would ensure that the D-Day invasion would run smoothly. Nazi scientist Dr. Schmidt established a laboratory in the church to conduct his experiments on creating enhanced soldiers. Schmidt used a reserve of ancient are found in the ground of Ciel Blanc to create a serum that would increase soldiers strength and fighting abilities. The Nazi forces brought the citizens of Ciel Blanc to the church to test the solution on them. While testing the serum on deceased individuals they realized its side effects of reviving the dead in a distorted state. The paratrooper detachment from the 101st Airborne Division was able to destroy the tower ensuring that the research on the theorem would never be completed and that the Allied forces would be able to coordinate airstrikes.