It's indeed a bit troublesome, but this is already the best choice.
Thus, before dawn on the 13th, the 41st Special Mixed Fleet only sent out the second batch of reconnaissance aircraft, and also arranged for electronic attack aircraft to provide assistance.
The specific tactic involves sending out reconnaissance aircraft flying at low altitude, guided by electronic attack aircraft in the rear. Once the electronic attack aircraft determine the general direction of the enemy fleet, the reconnaissance aircraft are sent to investigate. Doing so not only improves reconnaissance efficiency but also reduces the loss rate of the reconnaissance aircraft.
To find the Newland Fleet, two batches of reconnaissance aircraft were dispatched continuously in the morning, along with all electronic attack aircraft.
Unfortunately, the Newland Fleet's air defense network was impenetrable.
After toiling all morning, they still couldn't locate the Newland warships.
