What the hell is a private enterprise?

Chapter 234 (200 monthly votes in April)

Queen Maud Mountains, Antarctica.

Tang Wen stood in the port again, four days had passed.

When he turned around, he saw a harbor full of harvest.

As the epicenter of two world wars, the Atlantic Ocean has so many treasures that Tang Wen went crazy salvaging ships.

However, many of the ships were worthless. He tried to salvage only those that still had some value, and recycled the rest as scrap metal.

Within just two days, approximately 300,000 tons of worthless warships and merchant ships were recovered, which is far from exhausting the potential of the Atlantic Ocean.

Hans alone has sunk more than 900 submarines, and the tonnage of merchant ships with historical statistics reaches 10 million tons. Even if 50% of them are utilized, it would be remarkable.

The only comparable place is the sea off Luzon, which was another major battlefield and had many merchant ships, but it was still not as good as Europe.

In the past four days, he has added 15 boats to the port:
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German battleships: Tier VIII Bismarck, Tier VIII Tirpitz;
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German battlecruisers: Tier VII Scharnhorst, Tier VII Gleisenau;
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German heavy cruisers: Tier VIII Hipper, Tier IX Blücher;
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Italian battleship: Tier VIII Rome;
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Tier VII heavy cruisers: Zara (Tier VII), Gorizia (Tier VII);
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British battleships: Tier VII HMS Prince of Wales;
British battlecruisers: Tier VI Repulse, Tier VII Hood;
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British light cruisers: Tier VIII HMS Edinburgh, Tier VII HMS Fiji;
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French battleships: Tier VI Dunkerque;

A total of 9 battleships (battlecruisers), 4 heavy cruisers, and 2 light cruisers.

If all this equipment had been sent to any country sixty years ago, along with some destroyers and light cruisers, it would have immediately become a world-class, powerful navy.

The Roman and Repulse ships are duplicates because Tang Wen has already sailed them, so existing ships need to be renamed or sold.

The Roman is worth 13500 gold coins in the armory, and the Repulse is worth 6500 gold coins, for a total of 20000 gold coins.

He also has 3700 gold coins in his hand, for a total value of 23700 gold coins.

The armory allows the purchase of gold warships, and this amount is enough to buy a Tier X warship.

Tang Wen immediately opened the armory and identified the only two X-class aircraft carriers for sale:
British Tier X aircraft carrier HMS Malta, 22900 gold.
USS Franklin, a Tier X aircraft carrier of the US Navy, costs 22900 gold.

You get a 25% discount card for purchasing ships every month, so that's 17175 gold coins.

The Malta was originally planned by the British to be a modern aircraft carrier built in the 50s. Weighing 5.7 tons, it was already very close to a modern aircraft carrier, with a new hangar and electronic systems. However, due to financial problems, the scale of the project had to be reduced.

And what is the USS Franklin? It's the second ship of the Midway-class!
Yes, it's the ultimate modified Midway-class, but it's in its prototype state, and its full displacement is only 6 tons.

But the potential after modification is enormous. The old US can run heavy carrier-based aircraft weighing more than 30 tons on this thing, such as the A3 and the Cat without any difficulty!
What are you waiting for?
Tang Wen naturally chose to sell, and soon the supercarrier appeared in the port.

[Gold Coins - 17175]

[Acquired: Tier X American aircraft carrier "Franklin"]

Including the ships obtained from opening crates, the port now has 1 aircraft carrier, 12 battleships, 6 heavy cruisers, and 2 light cruisers!
We have supercarriers, battleships, and heavy cruisers.

The countless destroyers and submarines in the Atlantic almost brought Tang Wen to tears.

Old Europe still has a rich history; in just four days abroad, they accumulated an unprecedented fortune!
Among them, the one he valued most was the USS Franklin, which, after being refitted, would become a supercarrier second only to the USS Theodore Roosevelt.

Three Midway ships were built in history. The first ship, USS Midway, and the third ship, USS Coral Sea, were decommissioned in 1991, while the second ship, USS Franklin, was scrapped in 1972.

If we bring this thing out, will the US suspect there's a mole among the people?

However, the unmodified Franklin is not that powerful. To be able to be heavily modified like Old Mi, you need to complete the 14.3 version upgrade mission and obtain the LV3 shipyard.

Tang Wen still has a long way to go to climb all 10 silver coin lines!

struggle!
I have exactly ten boost cards; I need to use them quickly!
With Franklin on board, Tang Wen was now full of motivation to cause trouble. After sending Commander Bismarck to the Bismarck, he began planning the German ships to be in charge of the Christmas operation.

In order to draw sufficient attention, Tang Wen decided to send out all six German warships, namely two battleships, two battlecruisers and two heavy cruisers.

Although theoretically there are still many cruisers, destroyers and auxiliary ships missing, since Ryouki has been resurrected, it is not wrong for the composition to be unreasonable.

Five German captains have also been recruited, and it's already December 22nd; departure is just around the corner.

After finishing all this, Tang Wen was about to fly back to Goose City when he suddenly felt a chill down his spine. He realized that Jean Bart was standing behind him, silently watching him. How could he even replicate his own humanity?!
Although the navy has tacitly accepted the emergence of a bunch of messy "Southeast Asian doujinshi" and "Southeast Asian American Chinese" in the Greater Bay Area, he still finds it strange to bring such a ship girl back, because her style is completely out of touch with the times and reality.

Next time, we'll talk about it next time.

Tang Wen thought for a moment, then turned around, and then turned back.

Jean Bart was a famous 17th-century privateer captain.

A girl definitely can't have such a boy's name, so let's just change Jean to Jane, which is a very common name when transliterated.

Simple, ship, just right.

Well, carrying a battleship around makes me feel safe, and it's also pleasing to the eye, so I might as well bring it.

When danger arises in the future, just pull out a battleship and crush the enemy.

Tang Wen waved, and Jean Bart jogged over quickly.

"From now on, your alias will be Jane, understand?"

Jane nodded, her fair face turning slightly red.

Tang Wen: "..."

"Let's go."

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In the evening, after the students finished their shipboard training that day, Han Wu conducted a routine inspection of the Shuangyue ship to ensure it was clean and that no valves or switches had been opened. This was one of the teaching assistant's tasks.

When he got to the deck, he saw that Tang Wen was also on the ship.

"Hi boss!"

Tang Wen nodded and was about to disembark when a beautiful figure followed closely behind.

Han Wu's eyes widened the moment he saw her, staring intently at the blonde, incredibly white-haired girl as she disembarked with Tang Wen.

He was certain he had never seen such a beautiful foreign woman, not even on television!

And judging from his appearance, is he really an adult?

The style of his clothes was also unheard of, and in his opinion, they were rather disheveled.

Didn't I hear that Tang Wen went out? Why is he coming off the ship with this beautiful woman I've never seen before?

At night, a man and a woman, disheveled, quickly leave.

With all the elements connected, Han Wu suddenly realized what was going on and took a deep breath of the cold, fishy sea breeze.

No wonder he's a billionaire tycoon; he's got quite the lifestyle, managing to have such a beautiful foreign girlfriend.

Then, thinking of his strong and capable wife who could effortlessly crank a tractor, tears silently streamed down his face.

He had previously passed by a KTV in the city and thought the hostesses who were off duty were stunning beauties, but now it seems he was still too naive.

As expected of Southeast Asia, it's truly international.

Han Wu secretly made up his mind that he must work hard to save money and go abroad to broaden his horizons.

Just then, he felt a heat in his nose, so he quickly caught it with his hand, otherwise the blood dripping onto the deck would be difficult to wipe off.

(End of this chapter)