From the perspective of absolute military power, the military production capacity and equipment technical level of the allies and the Allies in this plane have been significantly improved. However, the increase is different. Germany has improved the most, while Britain and France are worse. If it continues according to the historical script, Germany may be able to achieve a decent ending after 4 to 5 years of war (the United States will not participate in the war). However, it is impossible to defeat Britain and France to the brink of collapse in 2 to 3 years.&1t;/p>

In fact, the fundamental reason why the war has been one-sided is that the British and French coalition forces have lost too much troops and equipment on the secondary battlefield. Since Ruprecht's transition to the Balkans, the British and French coalition forces have lost at least 80,000 troops in the Balkans and Asia Minor! (This loss is death, injured and missing people, and the injured people may be calculated repeatedly.) Thousands of tanks and self-propelled artillery were thrown away, and at least 2ooo more than one crew were completely lost, and more than 35o aircraft were beaten to ashes in the protracted war of attrition!&1t;/p>

Britain and France overdraw their war potential too early, and military production and mobilization reached the zenith too early, so they could barely survive this year. However, under the huge consumption of the battlefield and the strangulation of submarine warfare, hundreds of thousands or even millions of lives were swallowed by giant beasts called war, both the British and the French, their hematopoietic ability will gradually decline. At this time, Germany's combat effectiveness is gradually improving, and it has not even reached its own limit. When the civil strife in Germany ended, almost anyone with discerning eyes knew that the war will end this year, and the result has been finalized by 70%!&1t;/p>

"Then General Crook, tell me your opinion. Everyone here can speak freely." Ruprecht nodded after hearing this. As a qualified superior, you can act arbitrary when necessary, but at least you have to listen to other people's opinions. Or there is such a process.&1t;/p>

"Your Highness, we are not suitable for attacking now. The weather has not completely warmed up. The army has consumed a lot in the first few months. Although it can recover in the next three weeks, for us, time is on our side. We can wait now. When the troops on the Eastern Front are transferred over, we can completely defeat the British and French forces with absolute advantage, and even once again parades on the Champs-Elysées in Paris and celebrate our victory at the Palace of Versailles." Crook said: "So, if possible, I suggest that the offensive be launched again in two months."&1t;/p>

"I agree with General Crook's opinion. Although with the reinforcements of the Bavarian Legion and Austro-Hungarian Legion, our combat effectiveness has overwhelmed our opponents, but our military strength still has a little disadvantage. It is not difficult to win a big victory, but it is not easy to defeat Paris directly. So it is better to wait. [31 Novel Network         Fast Update]" General Hellingen, who was standing by, also agreed with Crook's opinion.&1t;/p>

"Is there anything else to say?" Prince Ruprecht asked calmly.&1t;/p>

"No, Your Highness. From the strategic situation, as long as there is no major accident, we will win this time, and all that is left is a matter of time and loss." General Hausen looked at Crook next to him. After the other party nodded slightly, General Hausen said.&1t;/p>

"From a military perspective, your suggestions are very pertinent and very consistent with our current situation. If we only expect a complete military victory, then I will adopt your opinions. But unfortunately, war has never been a military issue, but also a political issue. Military is only a means to solve political issues, not an end. No one will fight for war." Ruprecht said calmly.&1t;/p>

"Okay, everyone here, answer my questions. Everyone thinks, why will this war start?" Ruprecht asked.&1t;/p>

"Of course it's because of conflicts in interests." Crook said.&1t;/p>

"Damn it, can I cooperate?" The prince complained wildly. He knew that Crook must have understood what he wanted to say, but this cunning guy easily brought it over with a panacea word. It resolved the prince's problem like playing Tai Chi.&1t;/p>

"This is too shallow, General Crucker, your answer makes me very dissatisfied. Anyone who has attended the Imperial Military Academy will answer this way. Such words should not be said from your mouth." Ruprecht said dissatisfiedly: "Okay, maybe what I said is not clear. I will ask, among the four countries of Britain, France, Russia and Japan, which country poses the greatest threat to the empire, and which country should be punished the most?"&1t;/p>

"Are the French? We are a feud, and we are both 6 power countries. 70% of our strength on the Western Front was used to deal with the French, and 70% of our losses were also caused by the French. Although Britain is stronger and has a strong navy and air force, the 6th Army is far inferior to France. As for the Russians, they have a vast territory and a huge population, but their industrial and technical level is too poor." General Hellingen said.&1t;/p>

This guy has been in the senior Prussian army for a long time. In the plans he participated in the formulation of more than 70% of them were considering how to quickly bring down the French. In actual war, the French were the ones who put the greatest pressure on the German 6th Army. Therefore, under this subconscious influence, General Hellingen listed the French as the number one enemy.&1t;/p>

Hearing this, General Crook frowned slightly, trying to say something, but he held back and didn't speak. General Hausen spoke at this time.&1t;/p>

"It is just like this from the perspective of the 6th Army. The French are the most difficult and tenacious. But if we are strategically speaking, the British are the most terrifying. Their fleet transported millions of troops to France and used the output of colonies around the world to support the wars of the entire Allied Powers. The world's number one fleet confronted our high seas fleet in the North Sea, and tens of millions of tons of transport ships maintained this powerful empire like blood vessels. The British air force had always been dominant in the previous battles. It can be said that the British fought against all our navy, about 70% of the air force and more than 30% of the Western Front ground legions. Overall, the British were our biggest enemy." General Hausen said.&1t;/p>

General Hausen analyzed the pressure and influence that the Allied countries had on the empire. The French had an advantage on the 6th, but they were completely broilers at sea and in the air, and supplies were not enough. They even had to rely on the British coal to support the French's war consumption. Therefore, General Hausen thought that the British were even more terrifying!&1t;/p>
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