WWII military commentator? Even a dog could be one.

They actually exposed the weakness of their trump card tactic?

How did you handle it?

"Is this still the American hero of the Empire?"

Goring picked up the comment and glanced at it, pleased that it emphasized the importance of the Air Force.

My spring has arrived.

At this point, as the Air Force Commander, he had to stand on Sean's side and speak up for him in order to highlight the correctness of his theory and emphasize the unshakeable importance of the Air Force.

His own value immediately rose.

If you belittle Sean or accuse him of being a traitor, then his theories won't be valued by the speakers, and what's the point?

When people talk about Germany, they often say that its army is the best in the world.

So what about my Air Force?

Goering wanted to say, "I also have a dream of being a first-class person."

He didn't want to be a third-class citizen like the German Navy.

"Your Excellency, from another perspective, this is actually a good thing."

The speaker stared suspiciously at Air Marshal Göring.

"Manstein, the genius who proposed Blitzkrieg, probably never considered the weaknesses of his own tactics."

Now that the Empire's American hero, Sean Wayne, has pointed this out in advance, it is very advantageous for us.

"Are you kidding me?" Orators aren't so easily fooled.

"Sir, what do you think will happen if no one can see any flaws?"

"The enemy might use this against us, and we could suffer heavy losses."

"That's right, but now that we know, we can improve it in advance. I think blitzkrieg is not as good as Sean's systematic combat concept. Our empire not only has a powerful army, but also a powerful air force."

Sean's theory repeatedly emphasizes the importance of the Air Force and communications. We can further strengthen these areas.

This is enough to make up for our weaknesses.

Our American heroes have pointed out our tactical shortcomings.

Germany will become stronger.

"Hearing what you say, Sean is indeed an American hero of the Empire."

"Hmm!" Göring nodded affirmatively, his face stern. "Look, he said that individual anti-tank weapons could be used in urban warfare, which coincides with our Supreme Command's decision, so we developed the Panzerfaust."

It can be used to deal with French and British tanks.

As for logistics, we can recruit more auto mechanics.

To build a railway.

Increase orders for regular vehicles from Mercedes-Benz, Daimler, and Volkswagen to enhance transportation capacity.

Furthermore, I believe, Your Excellency, we could develop large transport aircraft to enhance the mobile delivery capabilities Sean mentioned.

"Um!"

That makes a lot of sense. Sean was pointing out the weaknesses of Blitzkrieg, not the weaknesses of the Reich. With Germany's military research and development capabilities and industrialization capabilities, it was entirely possible to strengthen its weaknesses.

The speaker's expression softened.

"He is a noble person. You know, when we succeed, most people celebrate and say nice things. Only Sean pointed out our shortcomings. He is very noble."

Göring added another sentence.

The speaker clenched his right fist tightly, pressing it under his armpit. "You're right, he's a noble person, and I like him more and more."

As an American, he was a true German hero.

Are you serious? You're not serious, are you?

Goring composed himself.

"We are also exploring his theory of mixed forces, and the Army has proposed designing new medium and heavy tanks."

At the same time, there are armored infantry vehicles, engineering vehicles, and motorized infantry divisions; all of their concepts coincide with ours.

This isn't going in the opposite direction; in fact, we're going in the same direction.

"Yes, the Army General Staff does have such a concept, but it is all experimental."

I strongly agree with Sean's theories, especially the air-ground integration. I've long believed that the air force needs to cooperate with the army in combat, which is why I built a world-class air force.

The speaker said it with certainty.

Yes, Germany actually did just that in the Spanish Civil War, marking its first experimental air force operation, and the Condor Legion achieved remarkable results.

Hearing this, Goring was naturally dissatisfied. He didn't want to be a tool of the army; he wanted to be a first-class person.

"Your Excellency, according to Sean's system-of-systems warfare theory, the Air Force is not only a branch of the military that can cooperate with the Army, but also has a greater role to play."

For example, he mentioned forming a paratrooper assault division.

Our air force can do that too.

Our air force needs to establish its own armored airborne troops, and even have light armored divisions.

In addition to supporting the army, we can also operate independently.

Think about the battles against Britain and those island nations like Denmark. How could the army fight?

We can directly airdrop and seize military facilities such as airports as fulcrums for our attack.

Infantry alone won't suffice. Paratrooper assault divisions are the best option.

Sean is a great genius. He eliminated the weaknesses of paratroopers, such as insufficient firepower and poor mobility after landing. He pointed out the way for the Empire to defeat our greatest enemy, Great Britain.

"I want to be a first-class person," Göring, as the Air Marshal, cried out in his heart, unwilling to accept his fate.

"That makes a lot of sense!"

If a blitzkrieg could be used against France, what about against the British Isles?

Those landlubbers in the army won't amount to anything.

The navy is just a third-class force and can't accomplish anything.

The speaker was self-aware enough to know that the German navy could not defeat the British Royal Navy.

But I can airdrop a whole paratrooper assault division.

Thud, it landed on London's head.

perfect.

"Sean is the true hero of the Empire."

"Yes! That's without a doubt," Goring agreed. "We should vigorously build up our airborne rapid strike force. In addition, we need more aircraft, fighters, bombers, and the latest heavy transport planes."

More airports, more weapons and ammunition, more troops.

"Of course, there's even more military spending." That's the key point.

"Alright, you prepare a report. Also, I've decided to award Sean the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves in recognition of this American hero who has made outstanding contributions to the Empire."

This is the second-ranked Medal of Merit, and Sean has been promoted one level.

Okay, Goring doesn't want to say it, but Sean is an American.

Because no one can stop what this gentleman is going to do.

So what if he's an American hero? Screw him, it won't stop me from making money.

"I heard the U.S. Army invited him to be an advisor!"

"Yeah?"

Göring chuckled softly, "But he resolutely refused." As the former head of the Gestapo, he had excellent information channels.

"Noble people,

The empire is generous to its heroes.

Send him the best car.

"Yes, Your Excellency."

"I never embarrass my people; this is a quality that every leader must possess."

Yes, she is indeed the best at public speaking; she is very generous.

"Then?"

"Give him a consultation fee of $10,000, after all, his advice is very pertinent."

"Yes, Your Excellency."

"Furthermore, I hope he can serve the Empire."

Hausser, who was standing nearby, immediately stepped forward and said, "We will send our best people to persuade him."

"Very good, I like him, I will invite him to my residence."