"There are 4 core aircraft carriers in the enemy's army, and they are the most advanced Essex-class aircraft carriers. There are still 32 destroyers for escort, and the scale is still huge and their strength remains!"

When the German submarine troops and the flight troops were preparing to raid the aircraft carrier fleet commanded by Cunningham, Dunitz also received a report of their air reconnaissance aircraft fleet and browsed it.

After reading the report, Denitz's reaction was to continue to attack his submarine troops and air forces.

"Marson! We have many casualties now. Why do we continue to fight head-on with the British and American aircraft carrier fleet?"

After watching Denitz continue to issue combat orders, the Captain of the Kaffir Midway aircraft carrier beside Denitz said with confusion.

"Because our morale is not inferior to that of the other party now, I hope to sink more British and American ships and carrier-based aircraft in one go, and then evacuate immediately!"

Denitz said his thoughts unbearably.

"But we have now lost 8 battleships, 3 cruisers, and 9 destroyers!"

"Such a huge number of war losses is not an ordinary number of casualties! We don't know how to explain to the head of state!"

Captain Kaffir said worriedly.

"But the number of British and American ships and carrier-based aircraft we are sinking now is twice or even more than twice as much as we have lost!"

"So I really hope to damage the vital power of the British and American fleets more. Because we want to build a ship, especially large and technologically advanced ships such as battleships, which are not possible in a short time. So if we can now take advantage of the strong fighting spirit of our troops and sink more enemy ships, then we don't have to worry about the strength of the British and American fleets in the Mediterranean and the Atlantic in the future!"

"Not even more worried that they will block our estuaries and transportation lines, just like half a year ago and then in World War I, our fleet was defeated by the British and American fleets and blocked the coastline!"

In response, Denitz responded with a serious expression.

"So should we report the real battle loss rate to the Head of State now and let him make a decision?"

Unfortunately, Captain Kaffir still suggested worriedly for Denitz's answer.

"I will send a telegram to the head of state in person to report!"

"But now we must do our best to sink more British and American ships; if there is any big loss, I will be responsible for all the consequences!"

"I will give the head of state and the Imperial Navy a satisfactory explanation!"

After listening, Denitz responded firmly.

At the same time, he also made up his mind not to sink some British and American ships, and he would never evacuate.

While he was discussing with Captain Kaffir, the first wave of dive bomber attacks organized by the German JG23 Wing and eight fighter escorts to assist the attack had also arrived at the core Essex-class aircraft carrier where Cunningham was located.

After the sudden attack of the German aircraft group was detected through advanced radar detection technology, the support ships around Cunningham immediately organized into a large V-type combat sequence, immediately facing the dive attack of the German bomber group and fighter group.

At the same time, several powerful British and American battleships also sailed quickly to Cunningham's Essex-class aircraft carriers at a speed of 30 knots. On both sides of the bow, they organized the destroyers as the main shield to form a combat-intensive firepower and a strong peripheral defense circle to defend against the German fleet's joining operations, raids, and the sudden attacks of German submarines and carrier-based bombers.

Of course, at this moment, the British and American carrier-based groups rushed to support and escort Cunningham and the four core Essex-class aircraft carriers to avoid being destroyed by the German sea and air attack.

Moreover, on the Essex-class aircraft carriers such as the United Kingdom and the United States, there are still many carrier-based aircraft that are quickly preparing for pre-war takeoffs and joining in the increasingly fierce air and naval battles.

At this moment, whether it was the British and American aircraft carrier fleet, the naval officers and soldiers of the German aircraft carrier fleet, or the members of their respective flight teams, they were fighting desperately with blood red eyes.

In short, either you die or I live, and the most tragic battle is taking place.

Around them were the sound of earth-shaking explosions, the sound of machine cannons that trembled in their hearts, and the shooting sound of dense anti-aircraft cannons...
Chapter completed!