The "Crossbow Cannons Plan" is under the responsibility of General Winter.
At this moment, he is commanding from the flagship "Canada" battleship.
(The above image shows the "Canada" battleship, with a displacement of 28,000 tons and a speed of 22.75 knots. This ship was purchased by Chile from England, but due to the outbreak of war, England negotiated with Chile to buy it for 2.5 million Pounds, renaming it "Canada", and it was commissioned in 1915.)
During the pre-war meeting, the Minister of Military Supplies outlined the division of labor:
"We have reasons to believe the German High Seas Fleet might join the battle."
"Considering this, we must place the main force of the Royal Navy in the North Sea."
"Only then can we trap the German fleet and ensure homeland security."
The Prime Minister, Minister of the Navy, and General Winter had no objections.
The security of the North Sea is of utmost importance; the German High Seas Fleet is the main opponent of the Royal Navy.
