For all officers and men of the Royal Navy Grand Fleet, this battle is doomed to failure. However, for the sake of the British Empire, they had to do their best to fight the German Navy. Because, only in this way can the British Empire have a chance of winning this war.


    Admiral John Jellicoe and Lieutenant General David Beatty even set their goal to sink fifteen or twenty battleships of the German Navy. It can be seen that they are undoubtedly very familiar with this naval battle, knowing that if they want to win, it is almost impossible. Therefore, we can only settle for the next best thing, hoping to exchange our own sacrifices for the opportunity to severely damage the German navy.


    If this goal can be sessfully achieved, then Britain may still have a chance to win. Otherwise, Britain is doomed. In this war, the British Empire, which has dominated the world for hundreds of years, willpletely copse. The world colonial system they have painstakingly maintained will also copse because of this. The German Reich would step on their corpses and rise as the new world hegemon.


    In this regard, every British person is naturally unwilling. Therefore, the officers and soldiers of the Royal Navy will know that they are dead, and they will fight hard. The spirit of Nelson has always inspired them.


    Time passed little by little, and at around 10 am, a group of small ck spots appeared in the eastern sky. No one paid attention, and even if someone asionally saw it, they thought it was just a migrating bird.


    However, soon these small ck spots continued to growrger. At the same time, there was a buzzing sound, as if a wild bee was flying.


    "My God! What''s that?" A lookout used a telescope to see the nes approaching them.


    "Damn it, the ne! That''s a German ne!" shouted an officer. Because the Iron Cross on the wing is so obvious.


    General John Jellicoe and Lieutenant General David Beatty also immediately learned of the news, and they all used binocrs to observe the approaching nes. The faces of the two of them became very, very ugly. Obviously, the appearance of the German aircraft also exceeded their expectations. As for how these nes will affect them, they still can''t think of it. But there is no doubt that both of them have a bad feeling in their hearts.


    "How could the German nes appear here? There is no airport near here." Admiral John Jellicoe frowned.


    "Did the Germans develop an aircraft with an extremely long range? It can fly here from their homnd." Lieutenant General David Betty also felt a little incredible. After all, Britain''s own aircraft don''t have a long range.


    "Your Excellency, Commander, are the Germans nning to use these nes to attack us?" An officer asked.


    "nes attack warships? How is that possible? Our warships are so huge and have thick armor, how could they be threatened by those toy-like nes." Lieutenant General David Betty said disdainfully.


    "Let the ships be carefully protected. It is impossible for the Germans to send these nes without any effect." Admiral John Jellicoe said.


    "Yes, General."


    But, no matter how protected they are, what can they do to the nes in the sky? These warships of the British Navy are not equipped with anti-aircraft weapons.


    On the other side, the battlecruiser formation of the German Navy also spotted the ne in the sky, which caused somemotion among the officers and soldiers of the German Navy. However, after learning that those nes were all their own nes, they calmed down and began to happily prepare to watch the performance of their own nes.


    "Your Excellency, Commander, is really cautious. You actually let the aircraft carrier force take the lead in attacking the British. However, if this happens, the British will be even more powerless!" Lieutenant General Hipper couldn''t help shaking his head, obviously a little bit Feel sorry for the British.


    As a senior general of the German Navy, Lieutenant General Hipper also has some understanding of thebat effectiveness of aircraft carriers. Obviously, he didn''t think the British could withstand the attacks of these carrier-based aircraft.


    Lieutenant General Spei stared closely at these carrier-based aircraft with binocrs. He wanted to see with his own eyes how powerful these carrier-based aircraft are in actualbat. After all, Qin Tian said that in the future, thebination of carrier-based aircraft and aircraft carrier will rece capital ships and be the master of future naval battles. As the senior generals of the German Navy, they were extremely convinced of Qin Tian. But at the same time, they also wanted to test it out with their own eyes.


    "Initiate an attack!" When the German Navy''s carrier-based aircraft unit flew over the British Navy''s main fleet, themander immediately gave the order to attack.


    A signal re was fired from the cockpit of a fighter jet. Because radio miniaturization is still a work in progress, there is no way to install radios in every aircraft. In order to direct the actions of the carrier-based aircraft, only the responsiblemander can be equipped with a signal gun formanding the fleet.


    After seeing the order, whether it was a fighter jet or a torpedo attack ne, they all started to attack. The fighter jets strafed the deck of the British battleship with aviation machine guns, causing damage to the personnel of the British Navy. The torpedo attack aircraft, on the other hand, dropped torpedoes directly at those battleships. Of course, in order to ensure greater damage to the battleships of the British Navy, the primary targets of the attack were set to be the ''Bellelophon-ss'' battleships, the ''Saint Vincent-ss'' battleships and the ''Giant-ss'' battleships.


    These third-tier battleships belong to the early battleships built by the British Navy, and their defense is rtively weak, and they are easy to be damaged or even sunk.


    When he saw the German nes began to lower their altitude and rushed towards them, Admiral John Jellicoe suddenly screamed inwardly.


    "Damn, these German nes are going to attack!"


    However, they had no way to defend themselves, they could only watch those German nes start to attack.


    "Da da da!"


    A fighter jet began to fire, and the aviation machine gun on the nose fired dense bullets. The bullet hit the battleship, shooting out sparks one by one.


    "what!"


    There was a scream, and some unlucky guy was hit. The bullets of aviation machine guns are already powerful, and after being hit, they are often torn into pieces.


    The other British naval officers and soldiers who looked strange were also frightened, and hurriedly fled back to the cabin to hide.


    While these fighter jets were strafing, the torpedo attack aircraft alsounched an attack. These nes, in a group of four, directly attacked the British Navy''s "Belle Luofeng-ss" battleships and "St. Vincent-ss" battleships.