French concentration lets each navy focus on the stations and tasks it can cover most efficiently. The Royal Navy gains freedom to distribute capital ships and destroyers among the Atlantic, eastern Mediterranean, and Far East instead of recreating French commitments. Older battleships can escort convoys, while submarines shift among North Sea and Mediterranean blockade duties. This division of labour gives the Allies more freedom of manoeuvre across several campaigns.
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Division of labour creates Allied freedom of manoeuvre
French control in the west lets both navies redirect escorts, battleships, destroyers, and submarines toward the tasks they cover best.