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6/30/2025, 3:44:42 PM
>>63913663
It's mission dependent in regards to what you're supposed to do, and also depends on what resources you have available.
>SAG vs SAG (no aircraft available)
Send out ASW helos if you have them to scout for ENY surface ships. Get PID and then fire away, making sure you're ready for possible counter fire from them. Occasionally flip on the radars of one of your vessels preferably 12-15 NM ahead of your formation as a radar picket just to make sure there isn't any AShMs or planes coming towards you.
>Carrier group versus [anything]
Send up recon, EW, and 6-8 fighters immediately. Find the enemy and kill them with strike planes once you find them. Ezpz.
>Anti submarine warfare
With a surface fleet, space your ships out about 6nm from one another on line with each other in the direction you want to go. Choose one to go flank speed for 10-15 min then stop and listen. While that one is listening, move the others up or past it. Google successive/alternate bounding
It's mission dependent in regards to what you're supposed to do, and also depends on what resources you have available.
>SAG vs SAG (no aircraft available)
Send out ASW helos if you have them to scout for ENY surface ships. Get PID and then fire away, making sure you're ready for possible counter fire from them. Occasionally flip on the radars of one of your vessels preferably 12-15 NM ahead of your formation as a radar picket just to make sure there isn't any AShMs or planes coming towards you.
>Carrier group versus [anything]
Send up recon, EW, and 6-8 fighters immediately. Find the enemy and kill them with strike planes once you find them. Ezpz.
>Anti submarine warfare
With a surface fleet, space your ships out about 6nm from one another on line with each other in the direction you want to go. Choose one to go flank speed for 10-15 min then stop and listen. While that one is listening, move the others up or past it. Google successive/alternate bounding
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