Imperial Overlord

"The British don't want to play the rest of the routines of our German ancestors in front of me!" In the German naval conference room, Admiral Raeder shouted loudly, beating the table.

The German admiral who raised this question looked at Raedl, still full of unease.

Just now, the British Navy has agreed to let the German army send troops to receive two battleships and an aircraft carrier that were handed over to the German army.

These are the hearts and minds of Marshal Raedl, and they are too important for the weak German Navy.

As long as the two battleships are received, plus an aircraft carrier, the strength of the German surface ships can be doubled immediately, which is definitely a good news.

However, how to receive these warships has become a difficult problem for the German Navy. Back then, they used a rainbow operation to maintain their dignity, and now it is their enemy's turn to prove themselves in this way.

"Selection of suitable personnel from within the navy to supervise and accompany them! Every British sailor must ensure that there are two German watchmen on duty!" Redel's first reaction was to send additional personnel.

Similar to this method, in fact, you can think about it casually, so it is not very effective in actual effect.

The British Navy will still try its best to find opportunities to launch a surprise attack when the German Navy does not expect it, so that the German army can be caught off guard.

"In addition to this method, we have to make another preparation. It is also a good method to minimize the number of British on the battleship." Another admiral suggested.

At this time, everyone is trying to prevent the British from playing with fire as much as possible. They have to ensure that they can actually get these ships, which is a complete victory for the Germans.

With such a belief, everyone quickly came up with many practical solutions, such as letting the British government stipulate that British soldiers must not destroy warships.

Germany also notified the Duke of Hamilton, asking him to ensure that the Royal Navy would not destroy the ships to be handed over to the German Navy.

If these warships sank before being handed over to the German Navy, the responsibility is entirely on the British side, and the British must compensate.

Although this clause is very unreasonable, the British side also had to pinch their noses to recognize the excessive demands of the German.

For just a few hours earlier, Germany had advanced close to Bristol. If Britain does not sign the agreement soon, the German army may further change the terms of the peace treaty.

"Hurry up and sign the document. I have to bring this document back to my country to return to my life. As for the battleship, I will also inform His Majesty the Emperor." Duke Hamilton urged helplessly.

Completely different from what he thought before, Britain would rush to sign a peace treaty that was very unfavorable to itself. This made the Duke of Hamilton feel ashamed, and he couldn't wait to return home to finish his business.

"Presumably, your Prime Minister Winston Churchill is about to step down?" Ribbentrop asked Duke Hamilton.

Hearing this question, Duke Hamilton nodded and replied: "Yes, he has been impeached, and the emergency recall procedure is being launched in the country."

"So, this person, is Britain willing to hand it over to Germany?" Ribbentrop asked tentatively after hearing the good news that Churchill was about to step down.

Although he could not be sure that the British would cover up Churchill, he was almost certain that Churchill would not be sent to Germany so easily.

Sure enough, Hamilton smiled wryly and explained to Ribbentrop: "On the plane this morning, Churchill has already flown to Greenland."

Even though Churchill was expected to run, Ribbentrop did not expect the former British Prime Minister to run so swiftly, so resolutely, and so resolutely.

Also as a diplomat, Ribbentrop knew that Churchill had completely revitalized his future by running like this.

If he can safely arrive in the United States, then he may establish an exiled British government, although it is not authoritative without the British royal family, it can be regarded as another possibility for the United Kingdom.

The premise is that Churchill can reach the United States. Hearing Duke Hamilton's answer, Ribbentrop looked at the white clouds in the sky and sneered.

In the sky near Greenland, a British transport plane was tumbling near cloud level.

Churchill was wrapped in a thick coat and felt the coldness brought by the cold air flowing into the body from the gap.

Germany had won the war against Great Britain, and now it was left to him to persevere.

He had to establish a government-in-exile in Canada in the shortest possible time, allied with the United States to counter the expanding Third Reich.

First of all, he had to convince Canadian officials that he was willing to abandon the British royal family and try his best to fight the German army in the next one to two years.

Secondly, it is necessary to win the continued support of the United States and arm enough Canadian troops to support German expansion in other directions.

Finally, Churchill had to contact the Middle East and South Africa and other colonies, so that these places could continue to resist German aggression and defeat the German attack.

Each of these things is not an easy goal to achieve, so even the Jagged Chancellor Churchill cannot guarantee that he can complete these plans.

He can only try his best to persevere and persevere in completing every plan. Because only after completing these plans can he show his worth and continue to be his "Prime Minister of the British Empire" in Canada.

"Sir! Sir!" Just as Churchill was contemplating, a British official came over, his face was very ugly, and he reported the most critical situation: "A German plane intercepted..."

Yes, there was a German aircraft interception, and it was about to enter the airspace near Greenland.

This is the German Navy's -190t fighter, which belongs to the standard fighter of the German Navy's aircraft carrier fleet.

They had taken off from Germany's only aircraft carrier, the HMS Zeppelin, and were specifically designed to intercept the British plane bound for Canada.

"Why are we staying here, you know now?" Hines said proudly, showing off to Lütjens.

"How did the Führer know that there are important people who are going to fly to America at this time?" Lütjens still felt that he couldn't figure it out, there would be people in the world who really knew what happened.

Even if the Führer's previous performance was indeed close to the realm of an unpredictable prophet, he was not the kind of prophet who could not be explained by science.

However, after intercepting the American fleet, the German fleet was ordered to stand by in the nearby waters after receiving the news that the British army might negotiate for peace.

"During the peace talks between the UK and my country, only a small number of aircraft flew from the UK to Greenland... Today is the first one." Hines gave the head of state's analysis.

"Anyway, it's an important person or information, it's just right to shoot it down." He smiled and said the answer, offsetting the last bit of mystery.

"But...but, how did you expect the British must have these planes?" Lütjens still didn't give up, and continued to ask angrily.

"I don't know..." Hines answered very simply. He had a -190t in his hand that was better than the Spitfire escorted by the British escort.

Li Le would not have calculated that the UK would really arrange for important people and materials to be transported by air, but compared to the sea with the largest carrying capacity, the air is safer.

After all, Germany has almost never intercepted British aircraft over the Atlantic Ocean, but sinking ships happens every day.

From the very beginning, the Germans only intercepted the transport ships from the United States to the United Kingdom, and a few days ago began to attack the returning ships from the United Kingdom to the United States. The German navy has been ordered to change the focus of its attacks.

If Churchill was willing to live in the dim and cramped cabin of the submarine, Germany would have no good way to intercept it.

But Li Le wanted to try to intercept the route of Churchill's escape from the air.

After all, it is impossible to get Britain to hand over Churchill honestly. And the time Britain dared to play tricks with Germany was limited to the days before the treaty was signed.

Therefore, Li Le made his fleet approach Greenland and used radar to search for all targets in the sky.

Fortunately, this time the luck of the Germans was really against the sky. The first plane they intercepted was the transport plane that Churchill took.

Because of wanting to protect Churchill's safety, the British Air Force took off two P-40 fighter jets to cover Churchill's transport plane.

Mainly because the Spitfire's range is a bit short, the British army chose the p-40 fighter with a more exaggerated range.

It was the accompanying flight of these two British fighter jets that increased the radar reflection area of ​​the aircraft formation~www.wuxiaspot.com~ so that the German fighter jets could take off at the extreme detection distance and intercept them.

So, when Churchill saw four German -190t fighter jets chasing and killing the two P-40 fighter jets escorting him through the porthole of the plane, he knew that he would not be able to leave here today.

He leaned against the porthole, looking at the blue sky in the distance, and the same blue water below the sky.

When he was young, such a vast world belonged to the great British Empire...

Now, these places are divided among the next comers. The empire he fought for his whole life no longer exists, and no one knows if the country has a future.

A black streak interrupted Churchill's emotions and thoughts. It was a picture of a P-40 fighter jet being hit by the engine, dragging a long black smoke and falling to the sea.

The bullet penetrated the skin of the fuselage and rushed into the cabin. Churchill closed his eyes regretfully.

Long Ling is not feeling very well today, so I will go to rest for the update chapter first. Don't wait any longer. If things get better tomorrow, the update will resume.