Two groups are released to hunt, then their speeds are adjusted so they reach the enemy at roughly the same time. Without that correction, the faster ships would arrive first and face the fight alone. The fictional battle therefore demonstrates concentration in time, where coordinated arrival matters alongside the number of ships assigned. The whole fleet then masses on one strategic area to take it from the opponent and widen an existing points lead. Victory arrives before every remaining objective is captured. The result reinforces the difference between sufficient operational success and complete occupation.
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Concentrating ships by coordinating arrival times
Ship groups receive different speed orders so the lighter units reach the enemy with support, followed by a decision to mass the fleet on one capture point.