 Jeschonnek preferred to leave the technicalities of production to others; namely Milch and the unqualified Udet.He showed a distinct lack of interest in these dull non-operational matters and, as a consequence, the chasm between the ambitions of the General Staff and Udet's production planners widened before the war started.Milch attempted to humiliate Jeschonnek in front of Göring, but was left speechless when he supported Jeschonnek's plans.