Over the past decade, the international situation had also undergone considerable changes. It was not only Germany that had grown stronger over those ten years. Germany's enemies had likewise advanced. Especially in terms of military strength, every nation had made great strides.
The United States had been pinned to the ground and savagely beaten by Germany ten years ago, suffering grievous losses. Over the past decade, they had behaved themselves. Perhaps they knew that if they wanted to avenge themselves on Germany, it would be impossible without formidable strength. Thus, they had kept their heads down and focused on development.
The ports and shipyards destroyed by the German Navy had gradually been rebuilt. At the same time, the American Navy was also recovering its strength. They were not only constructing Capital Ships; aircraft carriers had become an even greater priority. Although the United States still had a long way to go compared with Germany in this regard, with British assistance, they had also achieved significant progress. Though they still lacked the strength to confront Germany now, in the future, they would inevitably become a great enemy of the German Navy.
Germany and the United States had long since become incapable of peaceful coexistence. In several successive clashes, the United States had not gained the slightest advantage against Germany and had instead suffered heavy losses. In particular, the German fleet's strike against the American East Coast had made the United States pay an exceedingly terrible price. Even ordinary Americans bitterly hated Germany, let alone the American military. It was clear that a fight to the death between Germany and the United States would inevitably break out in the future. There could be only one victor. Only when the other had fallen would the war end.
Having lost its homeland, the British