"Minister of the Navy" saw Shire deep in thought, both surprised and suspicious: "You really seem to have a solution!"
General Winter remained calm, always believing there wasn't a problem Shire couldn't solve.
Then the "Minister of the Navy" seemed to think of something, relaxing as he spoke: "If the solution is 'deep water bombs', then you might be disappointed, their effectiveness isn't as great as you think."
The "Minister of the Navy" quickly stopped talking, stealing a glance at Shire and relaxed slightly when he saw no reaction from Shire.
Since Shire used deep water bombs in the Dardanelles Strait, the Royal Navy has been replicating them and putting them into actual combat.
The biggest issue with them is not being able to see submarines underwater, thus the bombing relies entirely on guessing, leading to a very low destruction rate.
Shire was aware of the British shameless replication, but he didn't plan to argue with them.
