With Western Europe neutralised, the OKL and OKW turned their attention to Britain, which was now home to the Allied base of operations in Europe. Hitler hoped Britain would negotiate for an armistice, for which he was prepared to offer generous terms. The tentative offers made by Hitler were rejected by the Churchill coalition government. Hitler now ordered the "Luftwaffe" and "Kriegsmarine" to prepare for an amphibious assault of Britain, codenamed Operation "Sealion". The "Luftwaffe" was to eliminate enemy air power and the "Kriegsmarine" was ordered to make all the necessary preparations for transporting the "Heer" (Army) across the English Channel. The "Luftwaffe's" task came first. Once the RAF had been rendered impotent, Göring and Hitler hoped that an invasion would be unnecessary. If this proved not to be the case, the "Luftwaffe" would then support the army and prevent the Royal Navy interdicting German sea traffic. Göring named the offensive against the RAF as Operation Eagle Attack ("Adlerangriff").