Every available ship moves toward the invasion area to overwhelm the campaign's tonnage requirement. Northern France matters because the region is identified as an important source of French production and oil. The game compresses an amphibious operation into a tonnage threshold, yet it still links sea power to economic targets ashore. Force concentration and logistics are used here to pursue a specific war-economy objective.
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Naval mass supports strategic resource objectives ashore
The planned invasion of northern France concentrates as much naval tonnage as possible because taking the region would reduce French production and oil access.