Chapter 140: Selling a Battleship?

"Your Highness, are you really talking about Germany's main battleship, the Brunswick-class battleship? Has Australia mastered the technology to build a Brunswick-class battleship and can even export it?" Yukichiro Tamura asked in surprise.

"Of course, otherwise I wouldn't have mentioned it specifically to you, Mr. Tamura." Arthur nodded and smiled, "If your country is willing, Australian shipyards can sell several battleships to your country at a price slightly higher than the cost price. Of course, the specific number depends on your country's financial reserves."

Does the Island Nation want to buy battleships? Naturally, there's no need to think too much. As a measure of a country's naval strength, the number of battleships is crucial for a navy and can even determine the outcome of a naval battle.

In terms of combat power, current battleships are a decisive factor in naval battles, and their importance far exceeds that of other medium and small warships.