United Kingdom
The Crown
Terribly sorry. We sank your submarine.
A small professional force finds the enemy first, shares intelligence and strikes precisely at range.
Open dossierFLEET ARCHIVE
Select a faction to open its complete dossier. Each fleet has its own identity, strategic strengths and signature method of warfare.
tech doctrine
Sensors, information and sophisticated weapons.
United Kingdom
Terribly sorry. We sank your submarine.
A small professional force finds the enemy first, shares intelligence and strikes precisely at range.
Open dossierAutonomous industrial power
It was not ready for deployment, but we deployed it anyway.
Prototype everything, automate the fleet and improve systems faster than conventional governments can procure them.
Open dossiertank doctrine
Resilience, production and conventional force.
North Korea
You keep sinking them. They keep coming.
Use numbers, concealment, missiles and escalation to keep replacing losses and maintain pressure.
Open dossierAustralia
Come all the way down here and have a go.
Defend immense maritime approaches with rugged vessels, long patrol ranges and dependable logistics.
Open dossierstealth doctrine
Concealment, movement and asymmetric warfare.
Vietnam
Destroying the fleet does not destroy the war.
Treat logistics and survival as more important than conventional front lines; disappear, reposition and ambush.
Open dossierIran
Every inexpensive weapon creates an expensive problem.
Combine mines, missiles, drones, proxies and fast attack craft so retaliation is always costly and uncertain.
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