"It doesn't matter, we can use a very tricky method. First of all, we can make sure that the supply fleet cannot come from South America. The reason is very simple. If the Americans cannot control the entire South America, then we can definitely control the entire South America! We can figure out every large ship coming out of South America. I think the Americans must have started doing all this, but there is almost no effect, which only means that South America has been eliminated! The supply ships given to the Japanese by the British cannot run from the British mainland to the Pacific Ocean, right? This is a bit ridiculous in logic and technically. As for Canada? Similarly, if there is really something, let the Americans solve it."

"That's good. Although Australia is a very large colony, there are not many ports, and there are only a handful of ships suitable for supplying the attacking fleet. Because you know, the Japanese fleet operates together, so the supply ship must carry enough materials for the two warships. In this way, the payload of the supply ship must be at least 6,000 tons. In the current Pacific Ocean, or in Australia, there will definitely not be too many such ships! We just need to keep an eye on them." Raidel said.

"Well, okay, wait a moment, I'll get some things." As Su Xiong said that, he got up, took out a document from the bookshelf next to him and handed it to Redell.

"More than 200 possible targets are definitely not something we can keep an eye on." Su Xiong pointed to the list on the ship schedule above. "You have to be clear that the supply ships arranged by the British for the Japanese may be flying the national flags of other countries, which makes them more hidden and will avoid a lot of trouble. Americans have thought of this method, but it is really difficult to monitor such a huge number of complicated targets." Su Xiong said.

"It's not difficult. As long as the Americans are willing to pay some price and are willing to bear certain political risks, even if the action goes well, we only control a certain area of ​​sea in a very short time, and then find out the supply ship that provides supplies to the Japanese fleet from these transport fleets sailing at sea! Finally, follow the clues and catch a Japanese attack fleet!" Redel still insisted on his opinion.

"How to do it?" Su Xiong asked.

"Do you remember the British 10th Cruiser Detachment? The British Blockade Fleet, which was tied around the neck of the Empire and was completely crushed by Marshal Hippel." Raidel asked.

"Of course I remember that the British used a large number of old cruisers and improved auxiliary cruisers with merchant ships as blockade fleets. They had huge endurance and arranged a boarding fleet. They would inspect each merchant ship. If they found the so-called prohibited materials, they would be detained or even confiscated." Su Xiong said.

"We can follow the example! The Americans have sufficient number of armed merchant ships, and if not enough, there will be destroyers! We only need to focus on large ships with tonnage enough to supply the Japanese fleet. At a certain point in time, they will set off, and then confirm the departure time and voyage of these ships through our intelligence points in Australia and elsewhere. We rushed up and intercepted them, only to find that they were carrying ammunition or accessories, even excessive fuel and loading tools could be seized!"

"It would be even better if we brought the communication suppression equipment that the Americans had just developed. The seemingly insane armed merchant ship leaned on, then suddenly turned on the radio interference equipment, stopped the other party under the threat of naval guns, and then boarded the fleet to confirm the situation. If we found the target, then we could easily track the opponent. Even if the tracking failed due to weather or other abnormal situations, we could greatly reduce the time for the Japanese fleet to sail at sea. As long as we can catch a warship, it would be okay for us to sleep next." Raidel said with a smile.

"This is not technically difficult. Maybe only ten armed merchant ships and 30 destroyers can be used to focus on all the large ships leaving Australia. The number of 200 ships may be very large, but they are scattered throughout the Pacific Ocean. We can refine them and dig out the unnecessary attention one by one. Even if there is a leak, it doesn't matter. As long as we can catch one!" Redel said to Su Xiong, who was already a little moved.

"Maybe this will make the relationship between the British and Americans worse." Su Xiong seemed to say a completely irrelevant thing. "Well, I agree with this plan, and I'm willing to convince General Sims."

"Very good, so that's the case, then our meeting this afternoon will probably be very pleasant." Radell said, bringing out a document: "Help me correct it?"

"You cunning guy." Su Xiong laughed and then began to read. The whole morning was spent in the discussion between the two, until the visit of Sims and others in the afternoon! This time Sims and Majiphin arrived together and did not see Admiral Benson, it might have been idle. Su Xiong said in his heart.

"We need your country to help us eradicate the Japanese attack fleet that spreads death and chaos all over the Eastern Pacific." After a brief greeting, Sims explained his purpose.

"At most one week, Mecklenburg and Zeppelin can attack. If your country has equipped us with several destroyers, we can form an independent hunting fleet." Su Xiong said.

"So does your army have a plan?" Sims said.

"Of course, these plans may be a bit extreme. I need to obtain the consent of your government before they can be implemented." Su Xiong said as he sent the plan that Redel sorted out to Sims.

"This plan is a bit troublesome." Sims glanced at the plan sent by the Germans, his eyebrows twisted into a rope, but it quickly stretched out again. "But I like it! Now is the time to make everyone who is enemies of the United States pay the price." Sims closed the document.

"I will get the authorization within three days, and we will arrange the relevant warships and personnel in place. You will get the highest information priority and have full freedom." Sims said at the end.

"This is the easiest and most enjoyable battle meeting I have ever experienced since I came to the Pacific Ocean." Su Xiong said with some surprise.

"The war cannot last. To be honest, the current war situation has made us very impatient, so in order to end this damn war as soon as possible, some necessary means can be implemented," said Sims.
Chapter completed!