Naval invasion is treated as a force-allocation problem: ships must be moved to the theatre and enough tonnage assembled to meet the operation's requirement. The France operation shows how naval and land pressure can reinforce one another. A second operation requires more than 55,000 tons near Venezuela, illustrating how distant commitments disperse a fleet. A third invasion is refused while two are already active, making prioritisation part of the logistical problem. The game abstraction makes the mechanics explicit while showing how amphibious plans compete for deployable fleet strength.
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Concentrating tonnage for a naval invasion
The campaign combines an army operation with naval invasion pressure and then moves more than 55,000 tons to support a conquest of Venezuela.