"We also have some new large cruisers, with a total of 3 ships. What do you plan to arrange?" asked Majifen.

"Let them go to New Guinea Island, join the aircraft carrier team, escort the aircraft carrier, and support the firepower of the 6th Army." Sims thought for a while and said. Although Sims bit a lot on the issue of large cruisers when communicating with Su Xiong, to be honest, if you have a fast battleship that can be used, who can still use large cruisers? Although large cruisers have their own special uses in special circumstances, they still cannot change the problem of such cruisers.

The newly commissioned fast battleships must be with the main fleet, and the first aircraft carrier detachment that carried out combat missions on New Guinea Island lacked enough fast battleships to accompany or cover, so Sims generously photographed these cruisers on the front line. Anyway, there is no sign of being deployed in the Japanese joint fleet, and this level of warships is also completely enough on New Guinea Island.

After all the main battleships and these main battleships are arranged, the rest will be discussed. Destroyers can almost be described as on-demand allocation. The squadron needs destroyers, and it is generally approved for direct application. As for seaplane aircraft carriers, the Americans' attitude is similar to Betty, and they also lack interest in this kind of half-baked warship. Now, with the increasing number of aircraft carriers, seaplane aircraft carriers are more responsible for escort anti-submarine missions. This matter is enough to be arranged by the people below. Then Sims and Majiffen began to discuss the next issue, what should the main force of the US Navy do?

Before discussing this issue, the Americans should first know what the Japanese are going to do! The island of New Guinea is too big. Even if it is the advantage of the US military, it will take a long time to control the entire island. New Guinea is finished, and there are the Maluku Islands and Sulawesi Island to the west, and then you can go to the core areas controlled by Japan, Kalimantan Island and the Philippines. Although from a strategic perspective, the Japanese will fail, if the other party intends to delay, then you can still wait for a long time. However, the Americans want to end the battle soon!

"The Japanese Navy has a long enough time to consider its own decisions. If they choose to stay in the Philippines in a short period of time, we will have no choice. And if they dare to come to New Guinea, our main fleet can immediately go to the front line and then smash the opponent with the aviation power of the 6th Army. But I feel that the Japanese will not fight to the death in the near future." Majifen said.

"Yes, the Japanese are not stupid. As long as they know that our fleet has been repaired and new warships are in place, they will definitely not fight head-on. But the Japanese Navy cannot remain indifferent. They will act as an existence fleet in the port, and they will eventually take action." Sims said, "So, I feel that the Japanese may choose to send a regular fleet again to attack our transportation line."

A few months ago, the Japanese Navy sent several old-fashioned former fearless ships to fight the US maritime transportation line. At the beginning, it did put some pressure on the Americans. However, as the US Navy increased its strength to encircle and suppress, the Japanese fleet of warships were either expelled from the battlefield or destroyed. In fact, with the development of technology, it became increasingly difficult to break through regular warships. In terms of cost-effectiveness, it was not as good as camouflage attack ships. After all, the latter is very low in cost and is very concealed. Although it is much simpler, the probability of survival is higher!

"It doesn't matter. We now have enough fast battleships and aircraft carriers. We will not lose unless the Japanese fleet is established." Sims said. Perhaps the Japanese can indeed get some cheaper in the early stages of the battle, but as long as the loss is not particularly large, the strong US productivity will be supplemented in minutes. Once the Japanese Navy loses, it will lose a precious battleship, so Sims never worry that he will lose.

"What if the Japanese fleet attacked in an established manner?" asked Majifen.

"Then we can only pursue the vast ocean in an organization. I hope that luck will stand by our side at that time, and we will perform better on the spot." Sims said helplessly.

"What you said is possible, but there are many problems in implementation. First, the supply of the large fleet operation is a hurdle that cannot be overcome. The Japanese must prepare enough transport ships to support their combat plans. This large-scale transaction is not something that can be used to make food for the enemy by single-ship transactions. If the method of fixed-point communication and supply is adopted, then we can definitely find clues from it and then give the opponent a fatal blow when appropriate. As long as we can stand it, we will always have a chance."

"And the maintenance and maintenance of large warships is a problem, which determines that even if they succeed in the moment, they must return to the port after a period of rampantness and then take a few months to rest. If you are worried that sea transportation will be affected, we can suggest that the 6th Army hoard some materials in advance. In short, it is unrealistic to completely eliminate the Japanese's tactics of breaking the ties, but it is okay to minimize losses." Sims said.

"So, what you mean is that if the Japanese fleet adopts the method of breaking the war, then we have to play hide-and-seek with them on the ocean. If we are hiding in the Philippines, we may have to take the fleet to New Guinea Island to cooperate with the 6th Army's operations?" said Majifen.

"That's right, that's it. After our base in the Bismarck Islands begins to take shape, the main force of the fleet will go to a new forward base. In addition to overhauls, most routine maintenance and maintenance will be carried out on the front line. We will be stationed there and wait for the Japanese fleet to come to our door." Sims said. In Sims's view, there will be no major ups and downs in the future Pacific War situation. It's nothing more than catching thieves at sea, and then jumping out when the Japanese Navy can't help it, and the Americans can crush it with absolute advantage.

"Okay, then let's do it like this first. In addition, are you interested in the news about the German fleet?" Majifen said as she changed her mind.

"German fleet? Haven't they withdrawn from their homeland? Our cooperation with them has been completely terminated. Even we took a long time to retrieve the warships we ordered before. The Germans are now willing to cooperate with us?" Sims said with his eyes lit up.

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