Sea Gladiators and Swordfish would dominate First World War aviation

How would the First World War change if Britain had Sea Gladiators and Swordfish from the beginning?

They would dominate period aircraft and could devastate the High Seas Fleet in an early torpedo strike, although maintenance and replacement would limit the advantage over time.

Sea Gladiators would possess a decisive speed, armament, and reliability advantage over 1914 aircraft. Swordfish could deliver torpedoes against ships that had never prepared for a coordinated carrier strike. A raid on Wilhelmshaven could therefore cripple much of the High Seas Fleet before German air defenses or fighter tactics adapted. The operational constraint would be sustaining unfamiliar engines, weapons, spares, and trained aircrew once the initial advantage was spent.