Combining British and American carrier practices

How would early-war Royal Navy and US Navy carrier operations mesh?

The Americans could emphasize daytime strikes while the British contribute fighter coordination and night operations, provided both commands cooperate.

American carriers could take the lead in daytime strike operations. British experience offered fighter coordination during the day and a stronger emphasis on night attacks. Those practices complement one another only if both commanders accept the other navy's strengths instead of imposing a single doctrine. HMS Victorious's service with the US Navy provides a practical example that this kind of integration was achievable.