What was Germany's logistics plan for sustaining troops after the initial Sea Lion landings?
Short answerTake London and ports quickly and win. The exchange finds no credible system for supporting a prolonged campaign.
NotesThe German plan relied on a rapid victory after the landing. London and usable ports would have to be taken before the improvised cross-Channel lift failed. No durable supply system appears behind that assumption in this exchange. The repeated answer, 'win,' captures how the operational plan substituted speed and success for sustained logistics.