If the Germans start catching coilers bound for France then they will be able to operate in the western approaches longer than if they are starved.
One would think even a Frenchman would realize the critical importance of keeping the sea lanes open to the British war effort and indeed to it's very
survival.
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CJvR wrote: That assumes that the French and British were talking openly and frankly to each other let alone were not focused on their own problems. Michael
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