"Yes, boss." Shen Ren saluted and turned around to contact him.
"Kong Wu, please come up with a plan immediately if we can allow Dönitz and the others to return to Germany smoothly." Wu Aihua gave another order to another intelligent robot. Although Wu Aihua could also come up with a plan, Wu Aihua didn't think he could
Even more powerful than Kong Wu. Because it is purely a tactical issue, or a technical issue; Kong Wu's computer brain is much faster than Wu Aihua.
"Boss, are you ready to use future equipment?" Kong Wu asked.
"Yes, come up with a plan quickly because time is too tight." Wu Aihua said.
"Yes, boss, just give me 5 minutes." Kong Wu also turned around and left.
Kong Wu left, allowing Wu Aihua to think about Dönitz's wolf pack tactics. This time Dönitz encountered difficulties, which was also the weakness of the wolf pack tactics. This weakness was that the wolves could not be too far away from the wolf den.
If the wolf's den is too bright, the wolves may turn into wild dogs. In the future, China's submarine tactics must absorb the advantages of the wolf pack tactics and at the same time try to avoid this weakness, otherwise, problems will occur.
Wu Aihua decided to rescue Dönitz this time. Firstly, this was a powerful weapon to deal with the British and even capture the British Isles to advance the war process. Wu Aihua did not want to see it damaged; on the other hand, it was a weapon for future Chinese submarines.
Gain combat experience.
Five minutes later, Kong Wu brought a plan.
"First, if you want to rescue the Dönitz submarine formation 6,000 kilometers away as quickly as possible, you can only take a plane, and there are only four options for aircraft: Boeing 707 passenger plane, B-52 strategic bomber, F-4 fighter bomber,
For the F-15 fighter, the latter two fighters both need to add auxiliary fuel tanks. Secondly, it is necessary to prepare 20,000 barrels of fuel, 700 tons of drinking water, and 70 tons of food that can last for a season for 70 submarines. In this way, Dönitz would not have to stop midway.
If you need any pause, you can return to Germany. In addition, it seems that their torpedoes are not enough." Kong Wu handed a piece of printing paper to Wu Aihua and said.
Ten minutes later, Shen Ren came back and reported: Dönitz decided to wait for our rescue.
20 minutes later, after Wu Aihua put on makeup (a robot stand-in was left at the Presidential Palace), she, Shen Ren and Kong Wu drove to a secret airport on the outskirts of Nanjing. This secret airport can only be used by Wu Aihua or senior military officials.
, it is usually guarded by a marine regiment, an armored regiment, and an anti-aircraft artillery battalion of the Guards Army.
An hour later, the door of a hangar at the secret airport slowly opened, and a huge aircraft slid out of the hangar, then aimed at the runway. After a roar, it shot into the blue sky.
Wu Aihua’s final choice was the b-52 strategic bomber. The b-52 bomber was developed by the United States in 1948 and began to be equipped with troops in June 1955. Its first practical model, the b-52b, can carry fuel
135 tons, with a maximum take-off weight of 221 tons, a capacity of 27 tons of ammunition, a fuel range of 16,100 kilometers (without aerial refueling), and a maximum average speed of 1,010 kilometers per hour.
When the b-52 took off, it was exactly 12 noon on January 15, China time. Before the plane took off, Shen Ren sent a telegram to Dönitz: wait at the designated location in 400 minutes.
What, 400 minutes? As soon as Dönitz read the telegram, he immediately ordered: "Wolf cubs, drive south at full speed. There will be fresh beef in 7 hours!"
However, Dönitz was somewhat unconvinced that the Chinese head of state would be able to send assistance to 200 nautical miles south of the Chagos Islands in 400 minutes, unless the Chinese had already thought of the situation of the submarine formation and made advance arrangements in that area.
Arrangements have been made; or, China happens to have a fleet passing through the "midpoint" of the Indian Ocean.
The Chinese can't be that magical. Dönitz finally believed that it was most likely that China happened to have a fleet passing through this sea area.
At this time, Dönitz already regretted his second attack on the British transport fleet. As the founder of wolf pack tactics, how could he not know that wolf pack attacks can only rely on sneak attacks, and can only be carried out when the enemy has no clues?
Only when we take precautions can we achieve results. In this previous battle, although the victory was achieved, the whereabouts of the submarine formation were clearly exposed, which made the submarine formation's subsequent journey back home extremely difficult and even very likely to fail.
In the hands of the British fleet.
If the Chinese do not tell themselves the intelligence, the submarine formation is likely to fall into the trap set by the British; if the Chinese tell themselves the intelligence but do not provide rescue, the submarine formation will have no choice but to fight with the British, although the submarine formation may
Victory is achieved, but the road back to Germany will be more difficult, and the entire army may even be annihilated.
These actions of the Chinese show that they are very hostile to the British, and of course they also show that they are very friendly to the Germans. However, since they hate the British, why don't the Chinese directly go to war with the British? Although the British are an established power,
But the Chinese are able to export such advanced submarines to Germany, which shows that the Chinese are not bad either, at least not worse than the British.
Dönitz couldn't figure this out, so he decided to report directly to the head of state after returning to Berlin. Dönitz vaguely felt that maybe, under a certain opportunity, the Chinese would completely side with Germany. If this was the case, Germany would
You are no longer fighting alone.
It was still early before the scheduled location and time, so Dönitz repeatedly recalled his conversation with Wu Aihua.
Suddenly, an idea flashed in his mind. Wu Aihua's "accusations" of the North African campaign and the Battle of Dunkirk all reflected a central meaning, that is, Germany and Italy had inconsistent goals and inconsistent strategies in dealing with their main enemies.
So, Wu Aihua's implication is that he hopes Germany will quickly capture the British mainland!
As a strategist (this is how Dönitz viewed Wu Aihua), Wu Aihua would definitely have a deeper meaning. So, what would this mean? Wu Aihua hoped that Germany's strategy would be more correct and that the British could be quickly eliminated.
, this shows that Wu Aihua must have an extraordinary understanding and analysis of Britain and Germany, and came to the conclusion that Germany can completely capture the British mainland. It is also because of this that Wu Aihua "accuses" Germany and Italy for their "mistakes."
Obviously, Wu Aihua’s real meaning is hidden here, that is, after Germany occupied the United Kingdom... What benefits did Germany’s occupation of the United Kingdom bring to China? If you only think that the Chinese people will be happy, it is too underestimated. The German occupation of the United Kingdom
, there is no direct benefit to the Chinese. At this time, Dönitz thought of Hitler's book "Mein Kampf". Oh my God, the Chinese's target turned out to be Soviet Russia!
Because Dönitz himself never believed in the "Soviet-German Non-Aggression Pact", it was just that the two sides temporarily stopped fighting. The head of state was worried about being attacked on both sides, so he signed a treaty with Soviet Russia, but after the head of state solved the British problem
, will there still be "mutual non-aggression"? If so, Dönitz himself would not believe it.
Anyone who has studied German history deeply will believe that there are irreconcilable contradictions between Germany and Britain and France; but there are also irreconcilable contradictions between Germany and Russia. It seems that this kind of contradiction is more and deeper!
After solving the British issue, the head of state must solve the Soviet-Russian issue. And solving the Soviet-Russian issue is definitely what the Chinese would like to see, and there are huge interests for the Chinese hidden here.
"Oh my God, it's not like the Chinese want to join forces with Germany to use troops against the Soviet Union, right?" After analyzing this, Dönitz almost went crazy with the boldness of his guess, "No, no matter what the conclusion is, I will
Tell the head of state himself this analysis conclusion!"
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If Wu Aihua heard this almost crazy but almost genius analysis of Dönitz, I don’t know whether he should cry or laugh. China’s strategy has always been deeply hidden. Even Hitler himself did not know China’s true thoughts.
However, the large-scale air battle between Germany and the United Kingdom over the English Channel suddenly made Wu Aihua think of a very bad result: if history repeats itself, Germany does not occupy British territory, and Germany also sends troops to the Soviet Union, what should China do at this time?
manage?
China had only two choices, one was to also use troops against Soviet Russia, and the other was to remain neutral.
Let’s analyze neutrality first. If China remains neutral, then the Germans are doomed to fail; because there is support from Britain and the United States for Soviet Russia behind it; the final outcome is very likely that China will get nothing. And in the case of China’s neutrality,
Japan also suddenly used troops against the Soviet Union. What should China do? Should it continue to be neutral? Or should it use troops against Britain, France and the United States in the south?
Obviously, this choice is very disadvantageous.
So, cooperate with Germany to attack Soviet Russia? Under this choice, Soviet Russia may fail. However, there is a powerful United States and ambitious Japan behind it that have not participated in the war. How could China reveal its back to the United States and Japan?
Therefore, the choice of using troops against Soviet Russia is also difficult. Of course, since Wu Aihua possesses the artifact "Dragon's Nest", China is not afraid of the United States and Japan attacking China. However, if others cannot attack China, can't they block it?
However, if Germany occupies the British mainland, things will develop in a good direction. First, Germany will have strategic depth and the navy will have room to display, which will basically solve its worries. In this case, when Germany attacks Soviet Russia
When using troops, China can also use troops. The reason for China's use of troops is to "request Soviet Russia to return China's inherent territory." Although this reason is somewhat advantageous, it is still justified.
In this case, what will Japan choose? If Japan chooses to counterattack China, then it has learned from its past mistakes; therefore, Japan's best choice is to take action against the United States and quickly take over resource-rich Southeast Asia. If Japan goes crazy
Joining forces with the United States to attack China has returned to the original situation, where they cannot attack. In this case, Japan will not gain much benefit.
Therefore, in the big chess game of World War II, Britain is a key chess piece, which belongs to the "eye of robbery" in Go. If the opponent has it, the opponent will be fully active and our side will be passive; if our side "takes it away"
"The German defense line can be connected together. It is not important in itself, but the consequences are particularly important. This is the role of Britain in World War II.