"The Normandy ship is completely finished, but the rest of the hull is not damaged much. After emergency repairs, you can be towed back to Toulon Port for repair. It can be repaired in about 4 to 5 months." Major General Gaiprat of the First Battleship Detachment replied.&1t;/p>

"For 15 hours, this is still tolerant." Lieutenant General La Perel said after thinking about it. He is very confused now, really confused because he doesn't know what he can do now. Logically speaking, a warship must be pulled back to repair after being severely damaged, but in this environment, the damaged warship is towed in less than 10 knots, without the escort of a battleship team. Do you dare to go out? Don't forget that the Austro-Hungarian fleet is still eyeing the Adriatic Sea. But if the battleship is sent to cover it, it will undoubtedly disperse its strength and give the opponent an opportunity to take advantage of it.&1t;/p>

So, the current situation is that it is difficult for the lieutenant general to make a decision. Moreover, the port has proved unsafe. The Allied submarine deployed mines nearby. Last night, the Allied submarine came around and was in trouble. So will more and more submarines come over in the future? What should we do if we come? This is all a troublesome thing. "We can't stay here anymore. We need to change a temporary anchorage." Admiral La Perel said in his heart.&1t;/p>

"In addition, contact the British and let them urge the Japanese fleet to get faster. My fleet has been deployed outside for too long and needs to be reorganized and rested. At this time, the Germans are likely to come out and cause trouble." In the end, La Perel confirmed two things. The first thing was that he needed to change the anchorage, and the second thing was that he asked the Japanese fleet to come over quickly. He had already vaguely felt that Earl Spee would cause trouble for himself, but unexpectedly, this trouble actually came so quickly!&1t;/p>

"Mr. Commander, I suddenly found a question. Our current flight is around 2o kilometres, which is about 38 kilometers. Our route is about 7oo kilometers. When we arrive near Crete, it should be already evening. Then we hide somewhere for one night and choose to fight the opponent the next day?" The fleet said with some confusion after Chief of Staff Schultz made several predictions on the chart with others.&1t;/p>

As soon as he spoke, the crowd suddenly realized that it was already evening when they passed! It was time to make a fuss! Of course, the fleet could try to increase the degree to more than 25 quarries, so that it would be closer to the time, but the Count rejected this suggestion. Now it seems that if this degree is maintained, then in the best case, they can only reach the Crimean Islands after dark!&1t;/p>

"If we increase the degree to 26 to 27, then we still have about three hours of sunlight." Schultz said to the silent count. This is not Schultz bragging, but because the Count's fast battleship can really reach 27 quarters!&1t;/p>

Although both the Austro-Hungarian Empire's Joint Force-class battleships or the two battleships ordered by Turkey are based on Hurgland-class battleships, there are differences. In order to meet their respective combat environments, each class of warships is actually slightly different. The German high seas fleet uses the original version and is average. Because the Suxiong fleet is a long-distance combat, considering its maintenance and endurance, it uses ordinary water pipe boilers to reduce maintenance pressure and increase fuel capacity. Suxiong's warships weigh about 170 tons more than the original Hurgland-class.&1t;/p>

Because the Mediterranean Hulgrans do not need that long range, the fuel load capacity is relatively low, and because Turkey's oil is not as valuable as coal... So three quarters of all boilers are pure oil-fueled boilers, and the other quarter is kerosene mixed boilers. Because of this measure, the weight of the power system is less at similar power. Warships mainly use heavy oil as the ones go further than coal-burning warships under the same fuel load. Therefore, if calculated by unified standards, the displacement of the Mediterranean Hulgran-class battleships in combat state is much smaller, and when the weight is smaller, in other cases, the flight will naturally be faster. Moreover, because the oil-fuel boiler can completely automatically fill fuel, the manpower requirements for continuous navigation are lower.&1t;/p>

According to Schultz and others' ideas, Earl Spey is now excited to go out and then go on the highest flight, although it is a bit rough, but at least it is feasible. As Earl Lukner said, if his teacher only goes away after one round, it is easy, and most of the fleet officers and soldiers may not have any objections. However, the situation is wrong now! Just go through it? It's dark! The daylily is cold, and it's impossible to start the film during the day. Should I wait for a night in the Aegean Sea? In that case, why not come out late? More preparations are more complete? Anyway, will it start the battle the next day?&1t;/p>

"You, you are not planning..." Major General Schultz thought of another possibility, a war situation that the world's major naval powers have tried their best to avoid so far. And since entering the era of steam warships, there has been no situation! "You are not planning to fight at night, are you?" When he said this, Schultz couldn't help but shook. This idea was a bit crazy!&1t;/p>

Thinking of this, almost everyone seems to have reminisced about it. This level has passed, from a purely time perspective, if it is not for the action tomorrow, then it is definitely going to start work tonight? Night battle?! This has always been known for its high risk and uncertainty. For the 6th Army, it is understandable to fight a night battle. Whether it is for sneak attack or to save the situation when the situation is not good, it can be tried. However, in terms of naval warfare, especially in the current naval warfare, no one is willing to try night battles unless it is absolutely necessary! Because the 6th Army is gone, it can be supplemented quickly. If the navy is finished in one go, it will be troublesome to supplement it.&1t;/p>

Moreover, naval combat is too risky for the main battleship. A torpedo or mine can cause a warship to severely damage or even lose. The scarcity of the main battleship of the Navy determines that most people are avoiding night battles. For most people, the situation is far from the time when they cannot fight. What happened to Lieutenant General Spe? Why do you have to engage in a large-scale night battle?&1t;/p>
Chapter completed!