Applying Six-Six Fleet principles to a modern navy

The closing exercise asks viewers to design a modern analogue of the Six-Six Fleet for any nation they choose. The task is to translate the plan's principles rather than copy its historical numbers or ship types. A proposed force should balance against national missions, make aggression costly, and retain enough combat power for the plausible first battle. Some navies' stated construction plans already resemble this logic. The exercise turns the historical case into a test of whether current procurement programmes serve a coherent strategic purpose.