However, Fatty Gao spent some time thinking through the problem. After all, Veneto was not the Queen. The Italian Navy in history was not the British Royal Navy. The British Royal Navy in history was confronted with the naval forces of Germany and Italy in Europe, and fought with the navy of an island country in the Asian Pacific and Indian Oceans. This made the British Royal Navy participate in a lot of naval wars during World War II, but the Italian Navy was not like this, because there was no preparation for the larger naval wars that Italy participated in during World War II.

In these few naval battles, Veneto is quite able to be described, at least in the Italian navy, Veneto's historical record can shock Litorio and the Roman ship girl. The Queen's historical situation is not good. In fact, even shocking Malaya is not the case. It is the same for other British ship girls. Gangut's situation is different from Veneto and the Queen. Gangut currently has no sister ships, and the same country as her is only one Molotov. Molotov will never cause trouble with her, so Gangut will not have any problems for a long time in the future.

In fact, there is no problem in the long run. In the future, there may be Russian/Soviet warships like Malaya and Gangut who are not very close to each other, but it will definitely not be Molotov. This is also a problem caused by historical reasons.

Historically, the top Soviet leaders had a ship protection strategy, and the ship protection was large ships. The battleships here were naturally members of it, but cruisers were also one of them. During World War II, the Soviet Navy participated in the battle mainly by submarines and destroyers. Of course, other warships were not without missions, but most of them were like Gangut, which basically supported the land battlefield. Of course, some Soviet navys were used as army when they went ashore. After the Soviet Navy got ashore, they had particularly strong combat effectiveness.

Under the Soviet ship protection strategy, let alone Gangut did nothing, Molotov was the same. The Soviet Union's outstanding achievements during World War II were basically destroyers and other submarines represented by Tashkent. Of course, the Soviet Navy was divided into relatively closed waters that were not connected to each other, which was determined by the geographical location of the Soviet Union and Russia.

The Soviet Union had four major fleets, and the Northern Fleet mainly operated in the Arctic Ocean region. During the Soviet era, the Northern Fleet was the weakest fleet for a long time. During World War II, there were no battleships or cruisers. The main force was some destroyers and submarines. However, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Northern Fleet became the most powerful fleet. The Baltic Fleet has always been the most powerful fleet of the Soviet Union. In history, Gangut was in the Baltic Fleet. During World War II, there were two battleships. However, due to the failure of the land battlefield and other influences, the Baltic Fleet suffered a great loss. It can be said that the Soviet Union suffered the largest losses during World War II.

The other two fleets are the very important Black Sea Fleet and the Pacific Fleet. In history, two of the three Gangut-class battleships owned by the Soviet Union were in the Baltic Sea. The Black Sea Fleet was very important during World War II. At the beginning, the main task of the Black Sea Fleet was to support the battle in the Crimean region. Of course, cutting off the transportation of chrome ore between Turkey and Germany was also one of the main tasks of the Black Sea Fleet.

The Pacific Fleet is very far away from Europe in this Pacific. During World War II, the Soviet Pacific Fleet supported some submarines of the Northern Fleet thousands of miles away. In addition, it launched a landing operation before the end of World War II and occupied many islands in a certain island country. The dispute over these islands was not resolved until Fatty Gao crossed.

Due to geographical reasons, the Soviet Navy was divided into four unconnected parts. This is also an important reason why the development of the Soviet Navy after World War II seemed very strange. Of course, the more important reason why the Soviet Union developed the navy after World War II was its strength problem. Because the strength was not enough, the Soviet Union thought more about self-protection. Therefore, the Soviet Navy was built with ballistic missile nuclear submarines as the core. All other ships work for ballistic missile nuclear submarines, even aircraft carriers are the same. After knowing the strategy of the Soviet Navy, you will not think that the Soviet Navy is very strange. As a weak side, the development strategy is that it is necessary to ensure that it can nuclear-dipate another superpower to deter another superpower to protect itself. This is the strategy of the Soviet Navy.

It can be said that this strategic idea is special in the development of the world navy. No country except the Soviet Navy has this strategic idea, which makes the Soviet Navy look weird. Such strategic idea also influences the ideas of the Soviet/Russian ship girls in this world. It can be said that the ideas of Gangut and Molotov are very special, and these two Soviet ship girls cannot be measured by normal ideas, because Russia/Soviet in history are special.

For Gangut, the ones who will question her in the future will be those destroyers' little loli, but according to Gangut's analysis, these little loli will not really oppose her. After all, Soviet destroyers participated in many battles in history, but that's just that. Compared with other navies, it is still not possible, unless Tashkent becomes an SSS-class historical warship, but it seems that this may not be very big at the moment.

In fact, the Soviet Navy performed very mediocrely during World War II. The biggest shipwreck in history was caused by the Soviet Union. The Soviet Navy's submarines attacked the German transport navy and then added military officers' merchant ships, causing the largest number of deaths. However, before that, Germany also attacked the Soviet Union's merchant ships that retreated from transport civilians in the Black Sea, causing most of the civilians on the merchant ships to die. Because of the rush of boarding, the Soviet Union itself did not know how many people there were on the ship. Later, many attacks on the Gustav at the end of the war were largely a revenge, but it was a very failure for the Soviet Navy. The problem of the navy's failure to complete the task of covering the merchant ships was very big.
Chapter completed!