"I've already talked to the Brest Shipyard," Shire explained. "They will provide torpedoes and technical personnel to the aircraft manufacturing plant. Our research department will be responsible for mounting the torpedoes on the aircraft and ensuring they can be effectively used."
This was proposed by Shire at the shipyard.
Shire did not tell Wells the detailed situation. He only informed Wells that the torpedoes would be used and their performance further improved.
Because Shire had previously provided the torpedo design ideas and the torpedo explosive formula, Wells did not suspect.
Even if he did, he couldn't do anything about it. At this moment, Shire had become the core of the French Navy's development direction. Any future problems would still need Shire to resolve. Now, Shire was merely making a request; how could they not comply?
"No problem," Eric readily agreed. "We will set up this torpedo attack aircraft research department tomorrow."
