The lieutenant general did this for a reason, the two Austro-Hungarian fast battleships in Constantinople were already wounded, and the two squadrons were more stable. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 Info: For the port of Burgas, two squadrons of bombers were sent because, after all, there were 1 relatively intact super-dreadnoughts and 2 ex-dreadnoughts. The volume is relatively large, as for the Spey fleet in Port Ereli, the vice admiral thinks that it is enough to tilt the forces appropriately, and it is almost impossible to let the air force solve this problem, and the distance to Port Ereli is the farthest, although the vice admiral said it explicitly, but also took into account the problem after being discovered by the Turks. As long as it can be warned 1 hour in advance, the Royal Air Force has passed, and it is estimated that even Mao will not be able to find .......

Of course, the lieutenant general did not dare to repeatedly stress this issue to the navy, and if the Russians knew that the Royal Air Force was not very sure about this air attack, I am afraid that the Russian Black Sea Fleet would not ......have attacked at all. It's actually a game that happens within the team. The Russians attacked on the premise of believing that the British Air Force could help them solve most of their problems, while the British considered doing it themselves half-and-half, leaving the Russians to solve the rest.

True, the Russians needed the help of British bombers to try to turn the tables in the Black Sea, and what about the British? The naval guns of the Russian fleet are also needed to remove the huge obstacles after the start of the future Battle of the Dardanelles! Both sides want each other to contribute, but they also subconsciously shirk their own responsibilities. The Russians are really selfish, and they are afraid that after the fleet goes out, they will accidentally break ....... The British, on the other hand, found it difficult to make some of the plans themselves.

As the commander of the operation, Lieutenant General Trenchard had done a good job, and the British air force responsible for bombing the port of Burgas would cross to the Black Sea and then go north, so that the fleet would be at sea and difficult to detect when daylight came. The group responsible for the bombing of Constantinople would take off at 4 a.m. and enter the battlefield at dawn with their backs to the sun, but it would be difficult for the group attacking Herreli alone to avoid daylight. That is, only the British fleet attacking Herreli could give the German fleet early warning time!

So, from his point of view, in line with the principle of maximizing the benefits of the attack, the best thing to do is to eat what can fall on the plate first, and as far away, then you can eat as much as you want. According to the previous plan, Vice Admiral Trenchard could at least guarantee that the German fleet in the ports of Constantinople and Burgas would be blown up half to death. In the case of Port Ereli, it depends on the situation. Anyway, there are Russians who mend the knife.

But what about now? If the 4 bomber groups go to Ereli, with good luck, they will naturally make the German fleet unable to eat and go around. But what if you're unlucky? With the remaining 3 squadrons attacking two ports, it always feels a bit stretched. However, Vice Admiral Trenhard could not ignore the requirements of the navy, because this was dominated by the navy, and he had the right to propose a plan, but the final decision was up to the navy.

"The two battleships of Constantinople will definitely not be able to escape, they are very badly wounded, and we can not bomb them again this time. The fleet located in the port of Burgas had only one super-dreadnought, and it was too far from the main battlefield. It doesn't have much impact on the outcome of this battle. Only 3 fast battleships and 3 quasi-dreadnoughts under the direct jurisdiction of Count Spee are the key! We must deal a heavy blow to them, otherwise the Russian fleet will not be able to eat the rhythm of going around with the remaining two super dreadnoughts. "The representative of the Navy, Vice Admiral Stedy, gave his reasons.

Does what the lieutenant general said make sense? Naturally, there were, not to mention that Count Spee's fleet accounted for more than half of the available warships of the entire Allied Mediterranean fleet. It really deserves more attack power. If you think about it purely for the sake of the Russian fleet outside, you can't let the Russians run into two super dreadnoughts as soon as they go out! This TM is still hairy!

Sometimes, it's not clear who is right and who is wrong when it comes to planning. Only by beating can we know what it means that facts are the only criterion for testing truth? That's it! For the time being, the commander of the Air Force and the commissioner of the Navy will not be able to solve the problem of arguing on this issue, so it is good to hand over the problem for the time being. Let the above make the final decision, and at this time there is also a slight change on the Turkish side! -- The British were overly frequented by aerial reconnaissance, which made the Turks feel uneasy!

To tell the truth, airplanes are rare in this era, and you are dangling in the sky of the other party's capital all day long, can people not worry? Do you really think that the Turks are blind? Or is it not vigilant? Contrary! No matter how careless the Turks are, they can't be careless about their capital, right? In fact, the stalemate in the Battle of the Dardanelles in history was largely due to the dissatisfaction of the latter with a previous British bombardment of the Turkish coast.

And this time, the frequent aerial reconnaissance of the British was very problematic in the eyes of the thoughtful Earl Spee! Through the observation posts deployed in various places, and the uncovered espionage incidents, the Earl felt uneasy about the abnormal activities of the British!

"Such reconnaissance has been going on for almost a month, and any movement of us under the planes of the British will be detected. What also disturbs me even more is that the British long-range reconnaissance planes have appeared over the port of Ereli, and the British aviation has already developed a certain ability to attack the sea in the air, and I am afraid that one day in the future, we will not be defeated by the battleships of the Entente, but will be blown up by their planes. At a meeting, Count Spee said this to his subordinates.

And if there is a problem, it will be solved, but in Turkey, where the industrial system is not even very complete, it is naturally impossible to create an air fleet sufficient to provide cover for the fleet. So, the count thought about it and took aim at Prince Ruprecht again. The prince's "philanthropy" was not famous in the German Navy, if the Bavarian Regiment was the prince's own son. Then the German Navy can almost be counted as the "godson" of the prince. After all, the prince now holds the actual command of the Navy! As a good commander, you can't be harsh on ...... people below.

"I think it is unconscionable that His Highness is providing up to 200 aircraft of various kinds for the main forces of the High Seas Fleet, contacting the Americans for the Such-hung Fleet in the Indian Ocean, and now there is no benefit for the Allied Mediterranean Fleet, which is located at the choke point ......of the Black Sea and the Mediterranean." In his letter to the prince, Count Spee wrote so with great confidence.

Also, do not question the author's refinement all day long, it is a historical fact that the British were already loading torpedoes with water planes and putting them into real combat in 1915. The same goes for bombs with the 500-pound class. As for opening your fingers, just imagine, what was there in the history of the German 1 World War aviation? There were no air-launched torpedoes and torpedo planes, no O-400 class bombers, and fighters flew at about the same speed as other single-engine bombers with bombs. Ever heard of DH9? Single-shot bomber with 2 rounds of 230-pound bombs flying at sea level at a speed of 123 mph. Now that Germany has everything it should have, isn't that a golden finger? How big is the Kingdom of Bavaria? The author is a prince, not a prince, the author wrote here and didn't put it in the testimonial because it was put in the testimonial because pirated readers can't see it, readers, okay?

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