Chapter 67: All Heavy Artillery Battleship

The naval shipbuilding plan might not have been approved, but Frederick highly praised the strategic plan that sparked the Anglo-Russian War.

Any country's greatest fear is a bureaucracy that is mindless and inactive. Only a bureaucracy that gets busy is a good one.

Despite the fact in some instances the Naval Department might have been slightly overly ambitious, failing to consider all aspects thoroughly, considering the actual situation, Frederick also understood the department's approach.

Although the Holy Roman Empire Navy had already reached the second rank in the world, the distance from the first was still far.

Originally, the Shinra Navy had hoped to catch up with the British, but it was unfortunate that the French had sold their ships to the British, further widening the naval power gap between the two nations.

Of course, there are two sides to everything; there are disadvantages and advantages. The Royal Navy, having acquired the French ships, did not fare well either.