The Pacific: My Backyard Is a Naval Base

A great article about World War II. From now on you will be the Five-Star Emperor Fletcher and make MacArthur jealous.

Supersonic aircraft carrier plus hard core? I don't understand this. You think airplanes are okay? Aircraft carriers? Is it supported by pneumatics? Is it supported by fluid mechanics?

What the hell is a supersonic aircraft carrier?

It's really hardcore. It adds strength to the island nation and opens your eyes.

A cheat like time acceleration would be fine if it were a game, but in the real world, no matter how much you hint to your subordinates, it can't change the fact that people can't go from Peanut Village to Shuntian Mansion in one hour. Maybe they won't look at the navigation clock during battle, but I believe that it is impossible for a fleet of thousands of naval officers and soldiers not to find that one of them is faster than an airplane. And unlike the soldiers on the front who only need to devote themselves to the battle, there are more things to consider when looking after the rear. Where your fleet comes from, when it departs, and arrives are all recorded. You can use warships to race on the sea again and again. So I think if Peanutton is still pretending to be stupid and the Joint Chiefs of Staff haven't seen it yet, it's better to replace the time acceleration with a halo of intelligence and give it to everyone. In this way, the enemy will be slower, the politicians will be stupid, and the protagonist will be happy. Three wins, three wins! All won. Time either speeds up or slows down. If you speed up a sailor's senses, the senses may be deceiving, but the marine clock will not. After eating three meals in three hours, I felt like I was going to sleep, but it turned out it was still daylight. If you speed up the navigation clock, you can see the sunset at 12 noon or the sunrise at 12pm👍🏻. But if you change the navigation clock and the movement speed of the twilight line at the same time, then your enemy can have breakfast at sunset (after all, it is not included in the acceleration range), which is also heavyweight. To be honest, time can only be used to stop the protagonist or to be Quicksilver. No matter how you write a fleet, it is wrong. For other technological accelerations, it is better to change it to a slightly simpler buff such as increasing the probability of a scientific researcher having a flash of inspiration, or the protagonist giving information, and opening infinite forced ventilation, engine overload, hull resistance reduction, and no storms along the way when marching. Even if the efficiency of the turbine is improved and fuel consumption is reduced, it can be easily rounded off. Acceleration is really a trick. Loading, aiming, damage control, maintenance, etc. Are written as "Mi Li Jian" spiritual injection, adrenaline buffs, etc., And being infected by the spirit of the five-star Navy Admiral General Fletcher can be rounded off. It doesn't matter what the protagonist does personally, such as battlefield map and danger perception, he can do whatever he wants. But a battle involving a large group of people and an entire fleet needs to be well designed. Reality did not matter, everyone felt that there was no way to take revenge on the kid after Pearl Harbor, but Doolittle sent the B25 to the Hornet. Your golden finger can be awesome and cool, but you can't put a halo of wisdom on all the background characters. It looks really awkward. It's just my humble opinion. It's obviously unrealistic to change the whole text. I'm just complaining.

It looks like Fletcher won't have to get into trouble this time.

Who is calling the fleet😄

Fletcher has 175 sisters

If you don't understand, just ask, does the protagonist appear in half of the current chapter? I saw it is close to chapter 70, but his appearance does not feel like chapter 40.

No, Nan Yundu estimated that Fletcher may have three aircraft carriers, and he dared to divide his troops. I have never heard of fighting like this.