German Wilhelm Port, Admiral Scheer was anxiously awaiting news of victory.
"Should we be victorious?" Admiral Scheer asked himself again and again in his heart.
With accurate intelligence and three battlecruisers stationed, this battle should be a sure win.
But for some reason, Admiral Scheer still felt a twinge of unease.
After careful consideration, Admiral Scheer thought he had found the reason: his opponent was Shire.
Shire had stationed himself in Antwerp to command the aviation reconnaissance, and the French Navy might also be fighting under his command or at least his suggestion.
Admiral Scheer could dismiss all of Shire's victories on land, including the flanking of Antwerp and Hasselt.
Those were land victories, which were entirely different from naval battles.
