Operation Plan (Ninth Update)

Calais, Headquarters for Operations Against Britain. Oscar and the commanders of the Imperial Army and Navy had all gathered here. The Imperial General Staff Headquarters had already drafted the operational plan for the war against Britain. Once Oscar arrived in Calais, the General Staff Headquarters took the opportunity to report the plan to him.

The forces participating in the war against Britain primarily included the Imperial Army's 1st Army Corps, 2nd Army Corps, 3rd Army Corps, and 8th Army Corps. These were among the most powerful army corps in the German Army. Together, the four army corps had a total strength of over one million men.

The reason for deploying these army corps to attack Britain was simple: Germany had to win this war against Britain. Sending these elite army corps into battle would undoubtedly provide greater assurance.

"Your Majesty, for this operation against Britain, the Imperial Army will deploy four army corps. The main force of the Imperial Navy's High Seas Fleet and the Marine Corps will also all be committed to this campaign. The total forces deployed are expected to reach 1.5 million men!" Field Marshal Falkenhayn said.

Oscar nodded. This operation against Britain had committed the Empire's most elite forces in their entirety.

"The greatest difficulty in this operation against Britain is none other than the landing campaign. The General Staff Headquarters plans to conduct landings at Ramsgate, Folkestone, and Eastbourne. With the assistance of the Marine Corps, the Imperial Army's 1st Army Corps, 2nd Army Corps, and 3rd Army Corps will land at these respective points. With the Marine Corps' assistance, the Imperial Army's 8th Army Corps will land at Bournemouth, attack London from the south, and strike at the flank of Britain's main forces.

"After the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Army Corps draw the main