A Sea Mosquito, Seafarer, and Swordfish carrier group

How would an Audacious-sized British carrier use early Sea Mosquitos, Seafarers, and Swordfish in the Pacific?

A roughly 54-aircraft mix would use Mosquitos for reconnaissance and strike, Seafarers for fighter cover, and Swordfish for torpedo attack.

Under the question's deliberately generous technology assumptions, the Fulmar and Sea Hurricane leave the air group. About eighteen Sea Mosquitos, eighteen Seafarers, and eighteen Swordfish provide a 54-aircraft baseline, with a larger fighter component if deck capacity permits. The Mosquitos perform reconnaissance, long-range strike, radar interception, and night-fighter work. Seafarers provide high-performance fighter cover while Swordfish retain the torpedo mission, making the scenario a clear example of role-based air-group design rather than a claim about the historical 1942 fleet.