When Brownie Morgan heard Charlieson George's words, an angry expression suddenly appeared on his smug face. However, before he could refute Charlieson George's words, the situation reported by the communications soldier made his angry expression pale instantly. Before Charlieson George asked about the situation, he asked in an interfering manner: "What did you say that the Chinese submarine locked our fleet? Where is the Chinese submarine? Immediately send an anti-submarine plane to sank all the Chinese submarines, and hurry up and get me a life jacket."

When Charlesson George saw that Brownie Morgan had actually interfered, he ignored his existence and gave orders like a communications soldier. He immediately frowned tightly and warned Brownie Morgan very sternly: "Browne Morgan, please remember your identity."

"What's going on with Trick?" After warning Brownie Morgan, Charlesson George immediately walked into the bridge and asked the communications officer about the situation with a rigorous look on his face.

"The commander, all the ships in our fleet are locked by the torpedo positioning radar of the Chinese submarine, but our deep-sea sonar cannot find the location of the Chinese submarine." The communications officer heard Charlesson George's inquiry and immediately reported the situation to Charlesson George.

When Charlesson George heard the report from the communications officer, he immediately realized that the Chinese had a very advanced submarine. Their anti-submarine equipment was completely useless in front of such submarines. However, he, who knew the Chinese nation very well, did not show any nervous or solemn expressions, because he had probably guessed the purpose of the Chinese and comforted his subordinates: "Don't be afraid that the Chinese have no intention to attack us, otherwise they would have fired torpedoes at us long ago, let alone let us know that we have been locked by their torpedo positioning radar."

"Order each ship to conduct tactical evasion of navigation immediately and prepare the torpedo induction."

The officers and soldiers of the USS Eisenhower aircraft carrier formation were very trusted. When Charlesson George's order was given to each ship, the officers and soldiers of each ship were obviously not as nervous as they were at the beginning. Only a few young majors were different. When they learned about this, they were afraid of death. They immediately told their elders the news via satellite phone, and used their elders to put pressure on the Pacific Fleet Command to send an aircraft to send them back to the base.

Seeing the American aircraft carrier fleet performing tactical evasion, the officers and soldiers in the submarine finally had a smile on their faces, and many officers and soldiers even whispered in private: "American, aren't you very crazy? This time we're not scaring you half-death."

"The captain received the latest instructions from the headquarters." Just as the submarine captain and combat staff member Lin Hua sat there to watch their scare results, the communications soldier handed over an order to him again.

Hearing the report from the communications troop, the captain took the order from the communications officer, then laughed, handed the order to the combat staff beside him, and said, "Lin Hua, look, I know that the head of the headquarters must have a very detailed plan."

"My goodness, I wonder why the head of the headquarters didn't let us attack the American fleet. It turned out that the leaders wanted to capture the American fleet and make the United States and their allies a laughing stock." Lin Hua suddenly felt like he was enlightened after taking the latest order.

When the captain heard Lin Hua's words, he stopped hesitating and immediately ordered the correspondents: "Xiao Li ordered the Second Squadron and Third Squadron to warn the American fleet they were responsible for, ordering them to surrender immediately, and if necessary, they can destroy a small American ship to deter the American fleet."

Shortly after the captain's order was issued, the radar soldiers in the electronic radar monitoring room suddenly stood up from their seats and reported to the captain with a rigorous look on their faces: "The radar found a transport aircraft taking off from the American Eisenhower aircraft carrier."

The captain was originally considering choosing the warship for the demonstration, but unexpectedly, the United States delivered the target to his door. At this time, he ordered the weapon around him: "Use submarine-to-air missiles to shoot down this plane for me, and warn the American fleet of sneak attacks."

Watching the transport plane carrying several gilded men and men flying away from the aircraft carrier, an officer next to George Charlesson said to Charlesson George with disdain, "When Commander, these men and men just boarded the ship, they said that we were cowards, except for female soldiers. Unexpectedly, they just learned the information that the fleet was locked by Chinese submarines and immediately fled in panic."

When Charlesson George heard the words of his officers, he looked at the gradually rising plane. When he was about to open his mouth, he saw a missile rising from the sea not far away and hit the rising plane directly. With a loud bang, the transport plane was blown into pieces in the air.

Seeing this scene, Charlesson George's face suddenly turned blue. You should know that the people on this plane were all gilded successors sent by major American families. Even though these people fled before the war, the politicians in China would not think so.

"Drop the speedboat immediately and rush to the plane crash area for search and rescue." At this moment, Charlesson George clearly realized that his military career would end because of the destruction of the plane. Even his second half of his life was about spending in prison. As a commander, he felt very unwilling to do so. When he issued a rescue order, he immediately turned around and walked into the bridge.

"The commander received a message from the Chinese submarine. They asked us to break down immediately and surrender to them, otherwise we would directly sink our warship." Just as Charlesson George returned to the bridge to consider the aftermath, the communications officer sent him a message again.

The information conveyed by the communications officer made Charlesson George finally understand why the Chinese did not attack their fleet immediately. Thinking of the Chinese threat and the shot downed plane, Charlesson George felt dizzy and needed time to digest these problems. He ordered the communications officer: "Block down the news of the aircraft being shot down, order the fleet to slow down the navigation speed, and after the search and rescue work is achieved, contact the commanders of each aircraft carrier fleet, and I want to call them."
Chapter completed!