Text] Chapter 356: Thousand Ships War

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Chapter 356: Thousand Ships War [..com]

Because the German army has greatly improved its technology and has revitalized the battle groups of ten aircraft carriers of the Allied Powers. It has no longer had previous concerns and has all fought to the South Atlantic region with momentum.

The Allied Navy felt a huge pressure on them.

The Zhen** anti-submarine aircraft repeatedly flew to the west coast of the Caribbean to carry out anti-submarine missions, but the results were not too much. It only sank two or three US submarines. At this time, the Zhen** twenty Tang-class submarines were passing through the Panama Canal and entering the Atlantic region. They began to hunt down the Allied submarines near the canal estuary, so as to clear the final obstacles of the Zhen** aircraft carrier.

The next day, the bombing continued, and after nightfall, the Zhen** aircraft carrier quietly entered the canal and then drove to the Caribbean. The submarines opened the way in front. At around 9 o'clock in the night, all eight aircraft carriers entered the Caribbean coast. The aircraft carrier fleet had already set up its formation and prepared to launch a large-scale naval battle with the Allied Team in the Caribbean Sea.

The large-scale battles in the past two days have almost consumed all the aircraft carrier fighters of the Allied Power, and lost three squadrons of aircraft. Most of the strength has been preserved. The aircraft transported from China will be replenished to Hawaii and then to the aircraft carrier.

The German army's step by step

i, will have to

i forced the concession to start a decisive battle with the Concession as soon as possible. If they were attacked by the north and south, it would be a very unfavorable situation for the aircraft carrier. After being surrounded, they could not replenish the lost fighter jets, because the Atlantic sea surface would soon be blocked by the fierce German army, and the German army would soon cut off the concession team's supply line and make them lose material replenishment from Europe.

However, the Allies can still obtain support from Africa, but their military factories are all located in Europe. Important military equipment and weapons must be transported from Europe to Central America, otherwise the battle will not continue.

Early the next morning, the Zhen** fleet, which had obtained the sea control power, was divided into two groups, one was four aircraft carriers, the Nanjing, Hainan Island, Taiwan, and Huangshan, headed towards the northern part of the Alberta Sea. They were about to enter the Gulf of Mexico and clear out the US fleet on the sea. The other four aircraft carriers continued to stay in the Caribbean Sea to attack the Allied ships.

Soon after the agreement ship discovered the clues, it immediately divided into two groups, one from southern Florida to the Gulf of Mexico, and the other from southern Haiti into the Alberta Sea, attempting to block the Fleet of the Fleet in the two large bays and fight for part of the Fleet Navy.

The battle group consisting of four aircraft carriers of Zhen** has only more than 40 ships, while the Envoy Team has nearly 150 warships. In terms of quantity, Zhen** is at an absolute disadvantage, but in terms of quality, the Envoy aircraft carriers can first discover their position, then make specific tactical changes, and adapt to the situation. In the vast Alberta Sea, they have a lot of maneuver space, so the Envoy ships are likely to be gradually eliminated in small-scale naval battles. Unless they rush towards the Envoy fleet together, the two sides are in close combat, and they have a chance to win, but Zhen** will of course not take this approach.

Zhen** takes the attack from the most advantageous position to achieve the best results, and then observe the tactical changes of the enemy fleet. If the opponent takes actions that pose a greater threat to the fleet, the fleet will avoid its edge, and then wait for the opportunity to continue to appear suddenly without realizing it, giving them a fatal blow.

At this time, the Caspian fleets of Turkey and other countries had also begun to travel in the Mediterranean region. They soon had a naval battle with ships such as Britain, France and Italy, and began to march towards the Atlantic Ocean outside the Strait of Gibraltar. At this time, the Allies had less than fifty ships in the Mediterranean, and Turkey and other countries had more than one hundred warships. They had already gained absolute advantage at this time. They also received technical support from China. Although the support was slightly less than that of the German Navy, they had advanced guided torpedo technology, as well as sonar detection methods, radar detection, but the number of equipment was not as good as that of Germany. Please be familiar with the domain name.

Germany, Turkey and other countries had about 500 ships in total. After entering the Atlantic Ocean, they would greatly restrain the movement capabilities of the Allied Navy. The Allied Navy was suffering from a situation surrounded by three sides, and the situation almost took a shocking reversal overnight.

After the Navy of the Allied Powers, which had been suppressed in its own ports, the Navy of the Allied Powers entered the Atlantic Ocean with strong strength, they all made a sharp move, completely changed the passive defense situation, and began a large-scale counterattack. The arrogant Allied Power navy fell into a decline overnight.

In any case, the Allies had no way to go. There was no other way to go except to launch a decisive battle with the Allied ships in three directions.

The Allies immediately divided 150 warships to block the Strait of Gibraltar to prevent the Mediterranean fleet under the leadership of Turkey from breaking out of the Mediterranean Sea. Nearly 400 warships were striving to block the strong momentum of the German Navy to move south. Three hundred warships entered the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico. The three directions were super-scale naval battles. The strongest naval battle in history participated by nearly 1,500 warships were in full swing in the Atlantic region. The competition between the two sides was in full swing. Although this was a big war, the significance of the tactics could not be ignored.

Looking down from the sky, the Atlantic Ocean is full of fleets of two sides, traveling between Europe and the Americas. So far, the supply line between the Allies from Europe to the Americas has not been cut off, and the German Navy is doing such a thing. If they succeed, the entire battle situation will soon change greatly. The Navy of the Allies that was exhausted will be trapped in the central and southern Atlantic Oceans. They will not receive supply from the United States or from the European continent.

The purpose of Zhenzhan entering the Gulf of Mexico is to disintegrate the possibility of supplying southern ports to the Allied fleets. After fully controlling the Gulf of Mexico, Zhenzhan will join the fleet in southern Florida and enter the Atlantic Ocean, block the line of supplying supply to the Atlantic Ocean along the US coast.

If this tactic is successfully used, the Allied Navy will be compressed to the southern Atlantic Ocean, their supplies will be basically lost, and their fate of being annihilated will be irreversible.

Therefore, preventing the German Navy from blocking the coastal areas of Europe and preventing the Jinzhan Navy from blocking the coastal areas of the United States north of Florida became the center of tactical focus of the Allied countries. Their fleet began to concentrate on the areas east of Florida, and this sea area would become the center of their decisive battle with the Jinzhan Fleet.

The February sun was already bright, and the roaring eagle formation in the air, mixed with the blood-red and dazzling sunlight, galloped over the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea with an unprecedented high posture. The sky seemed to be brighter due to their appearance, and history was heavier due to their appearance.

When the Zhen** plane appeared over the US aircraft carrier in the Gulf of Mexico, the two sides carried out a fierce air battle and bombing without exception. After three days of pursuit and extermination, two US aircraft carriers were sunk and the Gulf of Mexico fell into the hands of Zhen**, while Zhen** only lost more than 30 aircraft and four destroyers, Ning of the First Fleet

Class O destroyers arrived from Hawaii one after another and replenished the lost aircraft carrier formation.

The fleet of Zhen** Caribbean has gradually broken out of the southern end of Haiti and rushed to the Allied Navy from south to north. The two sides have not yet engaged in an aircraft carrier war because the Allied aircraft carrier has not dared to approach the front of Zhen** aircraft carrier and is in a state of evasion.

The Jin** aircraft carrier fleet in the Gulf of Mexico gradually drove eastward. With the efforts of submarines, it opened the strait passage between Florida and Cuba, and sunk more than 20 Affiliated ships.

i forced them to retreat to the depths of the Atlantic Ocean, revitalizing the range and speed advantages of the carrier-based aircraft, which made them afraid to get closer easily.

The Allies knew where their disadvantages were, so they were considering a desperate way of playing, that is, to concentrate all aircraft carrier forces and specialize in a little bit. They were already gathering the remaining eight aircraft carriers. It was February 24th, and the German army was in a tight spot.

i, the Allied fleet has been

I forced to retreat to the central Atlantic Ocean. After the German army lost fifty warships, they sank more than 100 warships from the Allies. The German army's technological advantages have gradually been reflected.

After China and Germany passed each other, they decided to attack the Allied Navy from north to south on February 25 and launch a final large-scale attack. A truly cruel naval battle was about to begin. In this battle, all the German navy was out, and there was no reservation until the Allied Navy was wiped out.

In order to achieve the best record, the eight aircraft carriers of Zhen** launched activities in the southeastern waters of Haiti and gradually gathered towards this area. The Allied aircraft carriers did not flee to the southern Atlantic Ocean because they knew that they had lost the sea control rights along the Atlantic Europe coast. Even if they escaped, they would still have no life if they did not receive supplies in the future. The decisive battle has become an inevitable choice and cannot be avoided for both sides.

Li Guoqiang, commander-in-chief of the Zhen** United Fleet, was still in charge of command on the command ship of the Sea God, which he was familiar with. This time, the naval commander Sa Zhenbing gave the fleet command power to Li Guoqiang because only he is most familiar with the command of the aircraft carrier fleet and has rich practical experience.

After the assembly in the central and southern Atlantic Ocean, the Zhen** aircraft carrier fleet lined up along the coast of Haiti and Cuba. The Turkish fleet was launching a tough battle in the Strait of Gibraltar, with great momentum to break through the strait and go straight out of the Atlantic Ocean. However, the Allied Navy still refused to let them go, and the Zhen** aircraft carrier had no energy to help them break through the defense.

Although the most powerful navy this time was the eight aircraft carrier fleets of the Chinese Navy, since the Allied Navy was defending the aircraft carriers in the central and southern regions, this gave the German Navy a good opportunity to have two aircraft carriers. The German army then advanced step by step with the tactics of aircraft carriers and giant battleships and submarines. The Atlantic region gradually left less than a thousand kilometers of north-south space for the Allied Navy to move. The Allied Aircraft Carrier Fleet, which was compressed to the central region, felt that it was impossible to continue to escape. It was time for the final decisive battle to start.

This time, the aircraft carrier chose to take every step of the way

i tactics, without sending carrier-based aircraft to attack the eight aircraft carriers of the Allied Powers, because the threat of air defense artillery of the Allied Powers is very great, and the threat that air force has to face is very huge.

At this time, Haiti and Cuba had been cut off from the Allies. Although there were US troops stationed in their country, the US troops were almost useless and could not participate in this shocking naval battle. The domestic forces seemed to have forgotten them for the time being. The Marine Corps did not consider landing for the time being. The navy at sea became the main war situation during this period, especially the Allies in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea were wiped out and

After i retreated, these two regions were no longer threatened. They could not get support from the United States and Europe at all, and they became completely isolated islands.

The Allied Navy finally couldn't hold back because as time went by, their position would become increasingly unfavorable, and this distance would gradually allow their aircraft carrier-based aircraft to play a greater role. Both sides understood that they could start fighting.

On February 26, the Allied Navy assembled 200 warships, and Xiang Zhen** Navy drove in with great might. Their eight aircraft carriers were also among them. After learning the news, Zhen** began to stop step by step.

i, appropriately maneuvered south for a certain distance, while the German Navy took the opportunity to attack southward, continuing to compress about three hundred convoy ships southward.

At around 9 a.m. on the 26th, the command center of the Sea God received an air strike alarm. A large number of Allied fighter jets appeared on the sea 400 kilometers north of the north, about 500. This time they did not reserve any reservations and sent all the aircraft carrier-based aircraft out to prepare for the final decisive battle.

More than 300 warplanes of Zhen** were immediately launched into the air to intercept. More than 30 submarines and more than 30 destroyers were pushed forward to intercept the Allied naval warships. Fifty warships of the First Fleet had also arrived to rescue. The Zhen** warships in the Hawaii area were all out without reservation, leaving only a few warships to protect the military port.

At around 9:30, both sides encountered a sky 300 kilometers north of the Zhenzhang Fleet, and a huge large-scale air battle began.

In order to strengthen the defense around the aircraft carrier, the oxidation allowed 200 aircraft to break out in front, while more than 100 aircraft remained at home to serve as the last barrier.

"They are here, please be careful to prepare for the battle." When Zuo Yunfeng, who was full of energy, saw the Allied aircraft formation that was flying in front of him, his heart immediately tensed up and warned his teammates through the walkie-talkie.

"Dadada..."

Nearly five hundred fighter jets encountered over the Atlantic Ocean and began a crazy pursuit of chasing each other. The battle was divided into more than a dozen airspaces, with dozens of planes chasing back and forth in each airspace. An unprecedented hunting aircraft battle is underway, and the whole sky is in a state of dullness and tension.

There were whistling planes everywhere, rumbling roars everywhere, rainy shells and guns flying everywhere, fire and rumbling explosions everywhere, screams of pilots on both sides.

Soon, the aircraft of the Allied Powers penetrated into the airspace near the Zhen** aircraft carrier and was intercepted by the Zhen** aircraft. The two sides launched the same fierce air combat. Several aircraft were occasionally able to break through the defense and flew into the near the aircraft carrier, but were shot down under the attack of anti-aircraft artillery. Some aircraft also fired torpedoes to the aircraft carrier, but were avoided. The capabilities of the US aircraft were far from enough. In addition, all of their pilots were newly trained, and the aircraft carriers were newly equipped, so their personal quality was also very low and they did not do much.

The agreement ship has turned to the aircraft carrier

I came closer to the point where the Zhen** submarine began to suddenly start to search for targets and pursue them. The Allied submarines retreating from the Caribbean Sea are also actively carrying out activities, attempting to penetrate into the defense circle of the Zhen** aircraft carrier, and they have gradually approached.

The Zhen** aircraft carrier no longer dares to compress forward at this time. After all, the enemy's warships are huge, and it is very difficult to wipe them out. It is likely that major problems will arise when the missile is exhausted. Therefore, Li Guoqiang has ordered the fleet to be appropriately south and keep a certain distance from the Allied fleet.

But the German Navy's full speed

i is close, so the distance between China and Germany is actually shrinking, and it has reached within 800 kilometers. This distance can only be closed in less than a day and night.

More than 80 surface ships and nearly 50 submarines blocked the periphery of the aircraft carrier and gradually encountered the Allied ships. The two sides gradually began to fight against each other. The situation in each sea area was different. In most cases, when the number of ships between the two sides was not much different, the Allied ships of course won with absolute advantage, but there were also a large number of enemy ships suddenly appeared in some waters. Then the technical advantages of the Zhen** ships were likely to be offset by the number of disadvantages. The two sides suffered casualties, and the casualties of the Allied countries were even more huge, about three times that of the Zhen**.

The air battle between the two sides finally ended after about one day. At dusk, there were less than 100 planes left in the Allied countries, and there were more than 150 planes left in the Zheng** plane, of which the most were the fighter jets, with almost 70 or 80 percent losing.

The two German aircraft carriers did not participate in the battle because they wanted to preserve their strength. In the end, they might receive miraculous results, and the Allies were unable to divide their troops to deal with the German aircraft carriers.

The German army's progress was dragged down by the Allied Ship. The two sides launched a large-scale pursuit war in a wide range of waters. There were constant large and large battles, and the German army took the initiative and advantage.

After the night came, Zhen** took advantage of the night detection technology and began to head north again.
Chapter completed!