Avalon's fighter commander immediately divides the air group between two enemy carriers and leaves the battleship to the carrier itself. One carrier is caught while turning and destroyed when the fighters rupture its engineering spaces and antimatter capacitors. The second reacts correctly, launching missiles and using its defensive weapons as the attackers perform random evasive maneuvers. A fighter survives its assigned missiles by combining beam fire, a decoy, reduced acceleration, and intense electronic jamming. The strike destroys both carriers, and the twenty-four fighters attacking the second report no losses, showing how rehearsed formation work and layered self-protection matter as much as raw firepower.
Notable Point · 46:02-50:05
Avalon's fighters divide targets and survive a carrier's defenses
Training, target assignment, evasive flight, decoys, and electronic countermeasures let Avalon's squadrons destroy two carriers while one 24-fighter group survives intact.