On 10 March a new conference was organised with Albert Kesselring, then the Chief of the General Staff, and Göring on 1 April and 10 May without result. Göring persceived Blomberg's and Raeder's proposals as power-grabbing, and he refused to commit air units to naval command during specific operations. Perhaps exasperated and defeated, Raeder noted on 20 May 1937, "Commander in Chief, Navy has decided that the demand of command by the Navy over all Naval Air units shall not be voiced."[10] Raeder noted that Göring would probably never agree to dividing his service.[9]