What? You talk about the destroyers of the German fleet? Thomas naturally considered it. A few minutes ago, Thomas calculated the size of the German destroyer fleet and the number of remaining available torpedoes! According to previous information, Thomas concluded that the number of German destroyers and torpedo boats would not exceed 30 at most. According to General Gonte's information, his fleet urged at least 4 German torpedo boats. In the fight with the German fleet, he killed at least 10 destroyers and torpedo boats. In this way, the number of remaining destroyers in the German fleet may be only 2 digits! And some of the remaining warships may not have torpedoes! With this little force, Thomas naturally would not worry!&1t;/p>

The Dover Strait is not big, and the time has not passed since the German fleet left before, so it is not difficult for the two British dreadnoughts to find each other. At this time, due to the drag of the battleship Caesar, the German fleet's degree is currently only about 15 knots, and the two British battleships pursuing have a voyage of up to 20 knots! If it was during the day, the Count's life would probably be calculated in minutes, but now it is night, and the Germans still have the opportunity to play hide-and-seek with the British fleet!&1t;/p>

"Damn it, I have never longed for light as much as I am now." Major General Heath, who commanded two former fearless battleships, couldn't help but cursed at the dark sea. He knew that the German fleet was nearby, but it was unclear where it was. In fact, until now, the Thomas fleet's destroyers were not enough. Even though they were not sunk many times, the loss of searchlights and flares greatly reduced the effect of these night vanguards. Therefore, Major General Heath can only count on the FB27 bombers in the air to provide lighting, but unfortunately, this time, the FB27 bombers of the British Air Force disappointed him. Because the German night sky killer had arrived.&1t;/p>

"To be honest, I have participated in less than 50 air combat games, but this is definitely the first time I have hunted a bomber at night!" Goering was operating the K4S night combat aircraft while communicating with the telegrapher and backseat machine gunner in the backseat.&1t;/p>

How to fight at night air combat in this era? To be honest, most of the time it is based on feelings... What the telegrapher in the back seat and the tower on the ground can do is to let the pilot know their location through radio guidance. As for how to find an opponent in the night sky? One way is to use a searchlight and eyes, and the other way is to touch it based on feelings. Fortunately, the situation tonight is a bit special. The British FB27 bomber needs to provide lighting and reconnaissance to the British fleet, so they will expose their location by themselves. As for how to distinguish it from German aircraft? It is very simple. German bombers are equipped with anti-collision lights for identification, but British aircraft do not! And when you get close, you can see the body shape clearly. FB27 is several laps smaller than the K8 bomber!&1t;/p>

Goring is worthy of being an old pilot who has fought more than 5oo games. He is smarter than his colleagues. Goring instructs the telegrapher in the back seat to adjust the frequency of the receiver to the British military's communication frequency band. Because of encryption, Goring naturally cannot know the British military's communication information. However, through radio positioning and frequency band identification, he can find the location of the British fleet. The fb27 bomber that provides lighting for the fleet in the air is definitely not far from the fleet!&1t;/p>

"I saw them! These British crows are circled around their fleet!" A few minutes later, Gorene suddenly said to the radio operator in the back seat. "Transfer the enemy's position to the headquarters! These British aircraft are hovering clockwise over the fleet, obviously lighting the battleships below!"&1t;/p>

At this time, at a height of 150 meters from the sea, four FB27 bombers were accompanying two dreadnoughts to search for German battleships. Compared with Thomas, who dared to fight and rush, Major General Heath, who commanded the two dreadnoughts, the Giant and Hercules, was much more conservative. He was afraid that the German fleet would attack from the dark night, and was more worried about the lightning strikes of submarines or destroyers. Therefore, the two main battleships were controlled by lights, and the surrounding destroyers also tried to control the lights. In this case, Major General Heath could only place his hopes on the air FB27 bomber group, so the FB27 bombers must gather together and use searchlights and flares to provide lighting for the British fleet below.&1t;/p>

At this time, the FB27 bombers who turned on all the searchlights on the plane did not know that the eyes of the Death God in the Night Sky had locked them firmly, and they were still flying over the main fleet along the fixed route. In order to carry more equipment, these FB27 bombers even removed some machine guns and protection.&1t;/p>

Although it was at night, Goreen successfully locked the target with sufficient light. He skillfully operated the plane to dive from the air and successfully drilled to a dead corner at the rear of a fb27 bomber!&1t;/p>

"On the light!" After the rear radio operator turned on the searchlight on the side of the head, a white beam of light landed straight on the 50-meter fb27 bomber in the distance.&1t;/p>

"Go to die! Ugly crow!" Accompanied by Goring's roar, the large-caliber machine gun located at the top of the upper wing of the plane opened fire first, and a series of red tracer bullets landed on the unconscious British bomber like an elf flying in the dark. With a few flares, the fb27's drooping tail was knocked out halfway! Then, after confirming the trajectory, Goring suddenly pressed the cannon firing button, and three 2ommm machine guns made a terrifying roar, and a ball of flame exploded from the front of the K4S Night War plane. In less than 10 seconds, three-digit high-explosive bombs and incendiary bombs poured out and volleyed out to disintegrate the target ahead!&1t;/p>

"Very good! Let's kill the others!" Goering gently pulled up the plane and regained the altitude advantage and rushed to other British bombers again. At the same time, other German night war planes hidden in the night rushed towards the unprepared British bomber group. In less than ten minutes, the British air support was completely finished!&1t;/p>

"Damn." Heath looked at the British bombers above his head being destroyed by the Luftwaffe night battle planes and had no choice. After seeking support from the air force, the latter flatly refused the British fleet's request for reinforcements. The other party repeatedly told Heath that all the aircraft that had improved night lighting tonight had been used up, either being destroyed or being replenished. They could not be dispatched in a short time. At this time, Heath felt like a heavy armored warrior, moving in the dark night, fearing that an assassin would come out from where he stabbed a fatal knife!&1t;/p>
Chapter completed!