"General, I'm afraid it will be very difficult for us to escape. Our warships are far too slow compared with German aircraft," Lieutenant General Henry Wilson said, his face deathly pale.
Powerful, sturdy battleships could not offer them much safety at this moment. After the Battleship Maryland was sunk, Lieutenant General Henry Wilson knew that the flagship, the Battleship Colorado, would likely be unable to escape this calamity either. After all, the Battleship Maryland and the Battleship Colorado were battleships of the same class. The Colorado was the lead ship, while the Maryland was the second ship.
"We have no other choice! Let us hope our warships' armor can withstand the bombs and torpedoes dropped by German aircraft! Otherwise, the Germans will send us all to the bottom of the sea to feed the fish," General Henry Mayo said.
He regretted it deeply now. Though he had long sensed that this was a trap, he should never have ordered the fleet to rush to the east of the Azores. Well, now they had walked right into the trap the Germans had painstakingly prepared.
"May God protect us!" General Henry Mayo said.
Indeed, under the present circumstances, aside from praying for God's protection, they seemed to have no other choice.
On the other side, the German Atlantic Fleet was tailing the American fleet to prevent it from escaping. At the same time, they witnessed this great battle.
"God! This is truly magnificent, isn't it, Commander? Our carrier-based aircraft are launching an Encirclement Offensive against the Americans. The American warships are being hit again and again beneath the encirclement of our carrier-based aircraft, then sunk," Vice Admiral Schmidt said excitedly.
"Yes, my Chief of Staff. The Americans are doomed this time. Our carrier-based aircraft are savagely ravaging them! Once the carrier-based aircraft