Germanic Empire: please call me William III

If in the pre-dreadnought era, the Gallic navy was a little stronger, even no less than the Germanic Empire. In other words, after the Germanic Empire stopped building the “Brunswick-class” battleships and the “Germanic-class” battleships, the Gallic Navy was stronger than the Germanic Imperial Navy.

But unfortunately, after entering the era of the dreadnought, the Gaul state was far behind.

The Gallic Navy’s first dreadnought, the Lone Class battleship, is now under construction and is expected to take at least two years to enter service.

This allowed the Gallic Navy to be able to hold up only a group of former dreadnoughts.

But if there is really a war with the Germanic Imperial Navy, these former dreadnoughts are obviously not enough to see.

“Either way, we have to stop the Germans. The location of Morrogo is so important that we have been there for so many years, and it is hard to succeed, and it is absolutely impossible for the Germans to make trouble at this time! Second Commander Joseph Kayo said.

“So what if the Germans really want to go to war with us?” The Grand Commander-in-Chief, Armand Farier, was clearly worried.

Although the Gaulish state has always wanted a snow shame, war is not a child’s play!

Every commander-in-chief of the Gaulish State was very cautious on this issue.

“The Germans may not have dared to really go to war with us. As long as we take a tough attitude, we will be able to scare the Germans. “Joseph Cayo was resolute.

“Besides, our navy is indeed inferior to the Germans. However, the sun never sets on our side. The rise of the Germanic navy has seriously threatened the hegemony of the sun. The sun never sets on the Germanics against us! Joseph Kayo went on.

Armand Farier nodded, and the Gaulish state could not compromise at this time. Otherwise, it will be an extremely heavy blow to the entire country.

“The Ministry of Foreign Education immediately contacted the Empire of the Rising Sun and asked them to support us. The Admiralty immediately sent a fleet to Morrogo to stop the Germans! Armand Farier ordered.

“Yes, Your Excellency, Commander-in-Chief!” Giustaò de Selvi and Theophile del Casse answered.

Immediately afterwards, the Gallic Navy began to move.

Six ‘Danton-class’ battleships, four Liberty-class battleships, two Gonghe-class battleships, battleshipS Suffren, battleship Jena, battleship Henry IV, three battleships ‘Charlemagne-class’, battleship Bouvet, battleship Massena, battleship ‘Joregieberry’, battleship ‘Kano’ and ‘ The battleship Charlemagne, as well as an armored and protective cruiser and destroyer, left the ports of Gaul and headed for Moroco.

However, the size of the Gallic Navy’s fleet seems to be very strong, but in fact it is just some old goods. Many former dreadnoughts have been in service for more than a decade.

Even if the six ‘Dandong-class’ battleships are new to service, the disadvantages of the former dreadnoughts are already so obvious that they are not vulnerable in the face of the dreadnoughts.

If a fight had really started, even if the Gauls had dispatched 23 former dreadnoughts, they would have tried to double the battleships of the Germanic Imperial Navy’s high seas fleet. But in the end, it will be the Gauls who will be defeated.

At the same time, the Empire could not sit still.

Prime Minister Herbert Asquis summoned a group of ministers to discuss countermeasures.

“Gentlemen, the Germans and the Gauls have clashed in grave heat for Morogo, and are on the verge of fighting. The main force of the Germanic Navy’s high seas fleet has arrived in Morrogo. The Gallic Navy also did its best, sending a large number of warships to Moroco. If not, the two countries will be in a firefight, leading to the outbreak of war! Prime Minister Herbert Asquis said.

“Yes, Your Excellency, prime minister, the situation is very tense at the moment. The Gallic state occupied all of Morrogo, and the interests of the Germans were damaged, and they certainly would not give up. The main force of the Germanic high seas fleet is already illustrating this! Foreign Secretary Edward Gray said.

“Although the Gauls dispatched all the capital ships. But those ex-dreadnoughts were too rubbish. If there had been a fight, it would have been absolutely impossible to be the opponent of the Germans. The Germans had dispatched 12 dreadnoughts this time! said Sir John Fisher.

“The Gauls are our allies, and coupled with the importance of Morrogo’s geographical location, it is absolutely impossible to fall into Germanic hands. Therefore, the position of the Empire is undoubtedly in favor of the Gaul State. We must stop the Germans! Chancellor of the Exchequer George said.

Prime Minister Herbert Asquis nodded repeatedly: “Indeed, the Germans are enemies of the Empire, and they must not be allowed to occupy Morogo. We must stop the Germans and support the Gauls! ”