Ten days later, after the high seas fleet ended its shelling on the British coast, the huge high seas fleet rested in Wilhelmshaven, and once again crossed the Kiel Canal to head to the base group in the Baltic Sea as ten days ago. Outside the Kiel Port, the huge high seas fleet left like a scattered lion group. The first and second battleship teams stayed at Kiel Port, the third and fourth battleship teams went to Port Danze, the fifth battleship team went to Port Stocking, and the Hippel Battlecruiser Team went to Konesburg. Wherever there were aircraft carrier teams that had been staying in the Baltic Sea. As for the light cruisers and destroyers, most of them followed their main fleets into various ports.&1t;/p>

Before that, a large number of artillery transport ships, heavy equipment and personnel had gathered in these ports, posing as a stance to replace the main ship's guns. If someone could get some internal news, they would know that the German Navy had ordered a large number of lubricating oil, optical equipment, ammunition and other consumables. It seemed that the final rest was going to take place. According to previous information, the renovation time may last more than half a month!&1t;/p>

At this time, in the conference room of the Navy Building in the Port of Kiel, the German Navy and Air Force are planning a major operation to destroy the British airports of the Orkney Islands and the Shetland Islands. This operation, code-named "North Sea Outpost", finally kicked off! This operation will be the prelude to the decisive battle between the British and German Navy. This time, the main forces of the high seas fleet will be dispatched, including the aircraft carrier detachment!&1t;/p>

"All warships of the High Seas Fleet will replenish all fuel and ammunition within two days, and the ship condition can also reach a satisfactory level." General Schell first introduced the basic situation.&1t;/p>

"The aviation forces deployed by the Navy and Air Force in Denmark and Norway are also ready. We are well-suited and are ready to attack. If His Highness needs it, we can dispatch more than 6oo aircraft to provide air defense cover for the fleet within 2 and a half hours after receiving the order. If you need our bombs to help, we can also concentrate at least 2oo or more k8 bombers and 3oo k6 bombers." Admiral Halder, who is in charge of this air support mission, said.&1t;/p>

"So are there any weather conditions suitable for us to attack recently?" asked Ruprecht. The weather problem cannot be ignored in the war, and this time it is the same. If there is a bad weather as a cover, the German fleet's chances of winning will undoubtedly be much greater this time.&1t;/p>

"In three days, rainy weather will appear in the eastern waters of the North Sea, which will last for about 2 days and will dissipate on the morning of the third day. If we use this weather, we can be covered by severe weather throughout the whole process, and the possibility of our whereabouts will be greatly reduced." Admiral Hippel said.&1t;/p>

"Although rainy days will not have much impact on the navigation of the main ships and shelling the airport, it will affect our air support. Not to mention whether our planes can take off, it is almost impossible to perform a mission in a storm. In the worst case, if the high seas fleet and the large fleet meet in bad weather, it will probably be very unfavorable." Admiral Halder said.&1t;/p>

"Yes, most of our battleships carry high-explosive bombs or specially made long-range grenades, which are not suitable for fleet combat at all. Moreover, our escort fleet is relatively small, and it is easy to be fished by British light cruisers and destroyers in bad weather." A general said.&1t;/p>

"We entered the North Sea at noon on the fifth day of the fifth day, arrived at the target area at 3 a.m., and then attacked the British airports of the two archipelagos under the cover of the air force." Ruprecht said.&1t;/p>

"So which archipelago will we attack first?" General Schell asked.&1t;/p>

"The troops were divided and attacked at the same time, the Bavarian-class battleships and the fleets of units attacked the Orkney Islands, and the remaining fleets attacked the Shetland Islands." Ruprecht said.&1t;/p>

"If you encounter the British fleet, the situation may be worse." Admiral Schell said with some concern.&1t;/p>

"I will send long-range reconnaissance aircraft before the fleet arrives at the target area to confirm the situation of the British fleet in Forth Bay. The large fleet is too large and the British cannot create so many fake targets. As long as the British fleet does not come out at time point t, we can completely calmly kill the target. Because of the evening and weather, British aircraft in this archipelago cannot take off. We will not be in any danger except submarines that may be under the sea." Ruprecht said.&1t;/p>

"What if the British fleet disappeared?" asked Hippel.&1t;/p>

"Then the action is cancelled." Ruprecht answered very decisively.&1t;/p>

"This, isn't that good?" said Admiral Schell. "From our schedule and the recent weather conditions, this may be our only chance. Unless you are willing to extend the war."&1t;/p>

"Then extend it." Looking at the somewhat confused generals, Ruprecht explained: "We have planned for a long time and made arrangements. If nothing unexpected happens, the British should do the final preparations in the port. According to their supplies and ship conditions, this preparation will last for a long time. If the British fleet suddenly set off at this time, it means that our intelligence has been leaked. In this case, we do not need to fight with the enemy who takes the lead."&1t;/p>

Ruprecht is still very cautious. He will never fight with the opponent when the opponent has the intelligence advantage. He knows that the opponent is prepared, but he is not stupid, but has a problem with his head. Overall, Ruprecht is still very confident about his plan, except for the leakage of senior officials within the country. If confidentiality measures are fine, Ruprecht really thinks that he will not appear in the British fleet, which is so embarrassed that even fuel can only guarantee single-digit days, will be dispatched at this time. If the British occasionally go out to cruise, Ruprecht can only admit it, and then add a word that God blesses Great Britain...&1t;/p>

"If we give up this action, then our decisive battle time must be extended. When we see the end, we must stabilize it." Ruprecht said.&1t;/p>

"Are there any questions?" Ruprecht asked last.&1t;/p>

"No more, Your Highness." Schell replied.&1t;/p>

"Then prepare quickly. From now on, we have taken the first step of the decisive battle." The prince said at last.&1t;/p>

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