Could German air arms coordinate Wilhelmshaven's defence?

How closely did the German Army and Navy air arms coordinate for home defence?

Very poorly; meaningful coordination between the two organizations was effectively absent.

The defence also suffered from an institutional weakness separate from the number of fighters or guns available. Communication between the German Army and Navy aviation organizations was practically nonexistent. The scenario therefore cannot assume that the services would rapidly combine their resources against an unfamiliar threat. Weak coordination is another reason a fast carrier strike could outpace the defensive reaction.