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In a new article, Mike takes us through the process of building a task force for the Pacific Islands using the Scale-3 Starter Fleet.
The terrain for this mission is reminiscent of the Pacific Islands, offering a unique challenge for naval strategists. To help players get started, three pre-populated Task Force Sheets for the Scale-3 Starter Fleet are provided.
When it comes to building a task force, Mike emphasises the importance of defining objectives, identifying assets, planning operations, training and exercising, and ensuring logistical support.
A well-structured Task Force Sheet should include a mission briefing, asset allocation, an operational timeline, training and exercises, logistical support, and performance metrics.
For those seeking specific software or tools, such as the "Online Task Force Sheet for Pacific Command fleet building," Mike suggests consulting Pacific Command resources or official documentation. He also recommends reviewing training manuals provided by the Naval Education and Training Command (NETC).
To further assist players, a Blank Task Force Sheet is available for home printing in PDF format. Additionally, a Fleet Builder Spreadsheet is provided in Google Sheets format, and the Starter Fleet Force Sheets are in PDF format.
Mike concludes the article with a recommendation for the Scale-3 Starter Fleet for a first game and a cheerful "Cheers!"
Download these resources today and embark on your naval strategy adventure in the Pacific Islands!
Task Force Sheets and technology, such as the Fleet Builder Spreadsheet in Google Sheets format, are essential for planning operations when using the Scale-3 Starter Fleet. Data-and-cloud-computing tools and gadgets can also assist in tracking performance metrics and logistical support, making the task of building a task force for the Pacific Islands more manageable.
