Imperial Overlord

Further north on the coastline of northern Germany is the Baltic Sea, which is not vast. Entering the Atlantic Ocean from here, you have to pass through the Denmark Strait, a narrow strip that is very easy to be blocked.

Germany has occupied half of Poland, connected the Danzig Corridor, and successfully controlled almost the entire southern end of the Baltic Sea.

At the same time, the Third Reich, which occupied Denmark, also controlled the strategic routes between the Baltic Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, and was able to easily transport the navy to the Netherlands and other low-lying countries.

However, due to historical reasons, Germany's more advanced shipyards are still concentrated in the Baltic Sea, such as the huge military port of Kiel.

On the Baltic Sea, Germany assembled its own huge fleet, which even made the United Kingdom extremely vigilant.

The fleet included the aircraft carrier Zeppelin, the battleships Bismarck and Tirpitz, the newly repaired battlecruiser Gneisenau, and the cruiser Prinz Eugen.

With such a powerful fleet, the British Navy's Home Fleet feels unprecedented pressure. The German navy is prudently training and cruising in the Baltic Sea, and has no intention of challenging the British fleet for the time being.

Today, the weather is still bright, and in the middle of the German Navy's fleet full of **** destroyers, the Zeppelin aircraft carrier is conducting a new round of carrier-based aircraft landing experiments.

What is different is that this time, the carrier-based fighter me-1o9t fighter that landed on the aircraft carrier Zeppelin was not the me-1o9t fighter aircraft selected early, so the training progress has been very slow. Finally, everyone has mastered the basic aircraft carrier take-off and landing operations, but the formation of fighter jets is far away.

Now, replacing the f-19ot fighters that are more suitable for aircraft carrier takeoff and landing, it seems that after a few days, they will be able to form a real combat effectiveness.

Although they have replaced the new aircraft, these pilots have not practiced in vain in the ability to use the radio and the equipment in their hands to navigate on the sea to find their own fleet on the sea.

"Attention to the reserve pilots, take over the aircraft, and conduct take-off and landing adaptation training once! The timer starts!" On the deck of the aircraft carrier, Hines' voice came from the announcer.

The second team of pilots, who were reserve pilots, heard the call, rushed out of their standby cabin, and ran towards their plane.

According to the order, they will take the plane from the pilot who just landed and conduct a new round of take-off and landing experiments.

With the heavy responsibility of training naval pilots, the aircraft carrier Zeppelin has planes taking off and landing all the time - aircraft in this era are lighter and relatively low-speed, making it easier to train pilots.

At this time, the German Navy also obtained more fuel than in history, which allowed them to train their troops and pilots more confidently and boldly.

On the bridge, Lütjens with a worried look was not as optimistic as Hines. He looked at the f-19ot that was taking off one after another, and said, "The Supreme Command has issued an order to request The naval fleet is on standby, ready to go out to sea at any time."

"Isn't this a good thing? We have been training for so long, and we should join the war." Hines was much more optimistic than Lütjens.

From this, it can be seen that there are obvious differences in the attitudes of the German Navy and the Luftwaffe towards their enemies.

The German navy believed that its enemy was a powerful one that could only be avoided but could not be surpassed. However, the Luftwaffe had no such idea. They were more willing to challenge the enemy, believing that they were in no way inferior to their opponents.

Lütjens looked at Hines and was very worried about the future of the navy: "The enemy's strength is five times ours. I really don't know how to win."

"The mission that Yuan gave us~www.wuxiaspot.com~ is to annihilate the enemy's fleet?" Hines asked Lütjens, a little puzzled.

After hearing the question, Lütjens shook his head and denied: "No, on the contrary, Yuan asked us to avoid the enemy's fleet encirclement and focus on sinking the enemy's transport ships."

However, he was still worried when he said this: "However, when such a huge fleet leaves, it is impossible for the British to take precautions. The situation of encirclement on all sides will inevitably occur. I have no confidence to lead the fleet to break out of such an encirclement."

Lütjens also had Raeder's worries. He really didn't dare to command the entire possessions of the German navy to go for a walk in the Atlantic Ocean, which was already similar to the back garden of the British.

However, he also knew that Yuan's continuous strengthening of the navy was not for raising fish in Baltic ponds. When necessary, this fleet will definitely be sent out to perform tasks that match its price!

Soldiers are like this, and they want to perform tasks for the country when needed. Even if it is to perform an impossible task, there is absolutely no turning back!

"Since it's not a decisive battle with the enemy fleet, I think at least we shouldn't be so pessimistic." Looking at Lütjens, who was still worried, Hines comforted: "At least our carrier aircraft is quite good."

"I hope you can surprise me, because I really can't think of another possibility for us to win." Lütjens smiled wryly, patted Hines on the shoulder, and said.