Archduke Ferdinand and Tirpitz had a very pleasant conversation. After all, birds of a feather flock together, and being both in the navy, they had many common topics to discuss.
"By using a large number of submarines to attack enemy sea transport routes, the stealth capabilities of submarines can perfectly achieve such effects, and they can silently break through enclosed sea areas..." Tirpitz described his own vision of the future for submarines in warfare to Archduke Ferdinand.
"Submarines, huh! According to what you said, they indeed have a certain role. However, during our training of the submarine fleet, we discovered many problems, such as the inability to clearly distinguish ship categories, which leads to misjudgments. But at the last moments of war, I fear that no one will care about international morality. Perhaps in such a situation, submarines can play a significant role," said Archduke Ferdinand.
