Admiral Scheer, who had done his homework, appeared very confident. He took a navigational chart from his coat pocket and spread it out on the coffee table, analyzing:
"Fighter aircraft are different from bombers. The combat radius of a fighter is typically one-third of its total range."
"One-third of the fuel is used to reach the target battlefield, one-third for pursuit and engagement, and the remaining one-third for the return."
"Therefore, although the 'Camel' fighter is invincible, its combat radius is only over 100 kilometers, which is its biggest weakness."
As he spoke, Admiral Scheer looked up at Fajin Han, with an inquisitive and slightly provocative look.
Fajin Han could only nod and grumble, "Yes, you are right."
Admiral Scheer smiled smugly and continued his analysis:
"Let's not even discuss the fact that the British 'Camel' fighters have not been mass-produced yet. They only have a few dozen, most of which are deployed on the Western Front."
