Imperial Overlord

Dudley Pound couldn't bear it any longer. If the German fleet was allowed to wander around the Atlantic Ocean and then escaped with the blood debt of dozens of transport ships, then the whole of Britain would be almost over!

In the absence of protection of the entire empire's transportation lines, what else can this Chen Zheng rely on to fight?

At this time, Dudley Pound is almost certain that the German fleet is not aimed at the British fleet at all. What they have always wanted to do is to develop a single ship into a more terrifying fleet.

In fact, he had thought of it for a long time, because the Germans had already broken the submarine and developed it into a more efficient wolf pack strategy.

Now the dangerous single-ship battles are naturally incomparable to the more efficient and safer fleets.

And, Dudley? Pound has captured the core of the German fleet to break through the war - the aircraft carrier Zeppelin!

Although this aircraft carrier is similar to the Royal Ark, there is not much difference compared with the British aircraft carrier. However, other people's carrier-based aircraft is the real fatal advantage!

In a short period of time, the UK is unlikely to obtain the same level of carrier-based aircraft - as for the Spitfire, it is something that has been leaked by German spies.

What makes Dudley Pound even more depressed is that even if he is fully understood by his opponent, it will take at least a month or even two months to transform the ship.

And during this time, the German fleet can roam at least four times in the Atlantic to the British transport fleet, and how many are left?

"Why still can't confirm the exact location of the German fleet {they just hit our TC fleet!" Dudley Pound squeezed the officer's collar and shouted loudly.

On the one hand, it was because he wanted to show it to Churchill on the side, and on the other hand, he was really angry.

The world's No. 1 British Empire's Royal Fox Fleet has been tricked by several German warships. When it spreads out, does the United Kingdom need any more face?

"Let General John Tovey's search fleet head north to confirm whether the German fleet is heading south! Immediately!" He loosened his subordinate's collar and yelled loudly.

Then the commander-in-chief of the British Royal Fox turned his head and said to another general: "Tell Charles, no matter how many pilots are sacrificed, they must be found, and they must catch up with the German Fox fleet!"

If the German fleet continues to make trouble in the Atlantic like this, the British mainland can only eat dirt. What's more, rebuilding and revitalizing local industries require important materials such as steel.

Without the steel and oil shipped from the United States, the factories and workers that the British finally moved to the north would not be able to resume production.

The relocated factories could not be rebuilt, and the countless workers and their families who followed north became a redundant population that was useless and could only consume food for nothing.

Without factories, workers would not be able to manufacture tanks, planes, and cannons, and Britain would not be able to operate at full speed against the German industrial system.

Because of the planned and targeted bombing of the Luftwaffe, the British domestic industry has lost some important links because of the loss.

Without the industrial system of these links, production cannot be guaranteed to continue. In this case, the lack of overseas material transportation will be tantamount to making matters worse.

For example, for the advanced Spitfire, some parts suppliers of the Merlin engine production plant were destroyed, which affected the production speed of the aircraft.

Until now, the Spitfire has not been able to meet full-rate production requirements. This weapon, which has been so familiar to Germany that it can no longer be familiar, is now only produced in a dozen or so a day.

Churchill looked at Dudley Pound, who was in a rage, and felt that the war had gone in a direction beyond his control.

With the United States standing behind him, he has always believed that as long as the United Kingdom pays part of the price and then gives the United States the dominance of the world, it can take a back seat to enjoy peace and protection.

It is a pity that the current situation tells the British Prime Minister that even if the Germans lose the war, Britain is definitely a tattered grave in the coffin.

This result is not what the UK wants. At this moment, Churchill is also a little moved - why is he so determined to fight against Germany?

Is it really for the hegemony of the United States? What are you kidding? England was not so noble, and Churchill only wanted a situation that was good for England.

Winning with the US, though, would be good for the UK. But if it was beaten into ruins, or even cut off from the sea transportation line, then this long profit would be too bitter.

A victory that is too bitter, for the United Kingdom, it is better to go to the ulcer and stand with the Germans. Anyway, to be a dog, at least not to be beaten as a German dog.

He chaired his head, and Churchill drove this ridiculous idea out of his head. He looked at the map at sea, and seemed to want to use his own eyes to find out the German ships.

It's a pity, even if the sight projected by his eyes is so blazing that it can ignite this map, he can't see the location of the German fleet on the map.

"There is news, there is news!" A fox officer held the telegram and ran over to attract countless eyes.

The telegram he held in his hand was of sufficient importance at this time to attract everyone's attention.

The officer shoved the message in his hand to Dudley Pound, and opened his mouth to report: "The carrier-based aircraft searching south, lost the news!"

The British are not fools. After losing a whole TC fleet, of course, they have figured out the movements of some Germans.

Not to mention anything else, how many poor sailors were floating in the water, watching the German warships turn to the south, this must be true, right?

Moreover, the German carrier-based aircraft that shot down two British Swordfish attack aircraft also flew in the south direction, which also proved the direction of the German fleet.

Now, the only thing that cannot be determined is whether the German fleet, after traveling a certain distance to the south, will continue to go south, or turn the rudder and escape in both directions.

Charles, who was already a little restless, couldn't care about his reason at this time, and once again sent a carrier aircraft to use the swordfish to find the German fleet.

Charles had planned to use the loss of swordfish to determine the exact location of the German fleet. Although doing so will cause heavy losses to carrier-based aircraft, there is no way out.

After all, the local fleet can no longer be dispersed, and this fleet can only gather together now, chasing behind the German fleet, and reducing losses on the transport route.

In addition, as the commander of the home fleet, Charles has ordered some destroyer fleets and cruisers to cast their nets to confirm the specific course of the German fleet.

In response to the guerrilla tactics of the German fleet, the British Royal Fox, who has a strong family background, plans to use human sea tactics this time to find and kill this annoying fleet on the vast sea.

"This method can't be used often. You must know that our fuel reserves are also very tight." Churchill said helplessly when Dudley Pound said that a large number of cruisers and destroyers had been dispatched.

In order to accelerate the construction plan of the northern industrial area, the United Kingdom has used a large amount of strategic fuel reserves.

Expecting shipping to make up for this overspend now seems a bit sloppy.

Now, the large-scale fleet goes to sea, and the fuel reserves used are equally astonishing. This matter has really caused a headache for British Fox executives.

The fox is a giant beast that swallows gold, not only because the battleship consumes steel materials but also various energy consumption.

When a warship goes out to sea once, thousands of tons of fuel must be poured into it. Ten warships go out to sea at the same time, and tens of thousands of tons of fuel will be consumed.

Britain's strategic reserves were not much, and World War II could have started when Britain was not ready~www.wuxiaspot.com~ If not, Britain and France would not turn a blind eye to Germany's invasion of Poland in 1939. It is even less possible to maintain a posture of appeasement against Germany until the German invasion of France does not really begin to fight.

Therefore, at a time when the German submarine blockade is better than in history and the bombing of the Luftwaffe is stronger than in history, most of the British strategic reserves have been consumed.

The matter of "Shi" has become an important topic of Churchill's cabinet, including the re-establishment of a new production base in northern England, all revolving around Shi.

What makes people depressing is that winter is about to enter, and the northern part of the UK is going to enter a cold winter. In this case, the consumption of fuel will of course enter a peak period.

After entering the peak period, more fuel will be consumed in the UK. If it is really not replenished, after December, there will be a double shortage of fuel and food in the UK.

Sadly, if you add the ammunition consumed, the shortage is even greater. This shortage will come sooner if Germany starts systematically forcing Britain to do more resource-intensive things

Dudley Pound also knew that his fox was a big oil eater. If he repeatedly followed the German fleet to toss in the Atlantic, the consumption of materials would be doubled compared to Germany.

After all, Germany could go out to sea with a few warships, but Britain could only use more warships in order to cut off Germany's military forces.

In this way, three times the consumption of oil, and the destruction of the supply lines in the British oil production area, the problems faced by the British mainland are even more serious.

"The Germans, won't they land at this time?" As if with a hint of fear, the commander of the British Fox Fleet looked at Churchill and asked in a low voice.

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