<t> I like the idea - My original motivation for the scenario was to see how good the latest Royal Navy missile defence would be against a mix of aircraft types and generations. Also to see if the Royal Navy could actually project power that far from home without any air cover which they will have ...

My apologies I decided to remain with just 2 Type 45 Destroyers and 3 Type 23 Frigates to more accurately match the Royal Navy availability numbers in 2016.

This is ready to play.
Please give me any feedback.
Don't forget to manage your SAMs carefully - they are limited in numbers.

<t> Thanks for your feedback.<br/>
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I have adjusted some of the aircraft as you suggest (reductions and changes to type) although I have kept the <br/>
numbers of the attack aircraft high to represent a hypothetical re-arming of the Argentine forces.<br/>
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I know I can set the ...

<t> Thanks for your feedback its very useful and I will adapt the next version.<br/>
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The plan is to use your one attack submarine to take out the Argentine ships as much as possible and then use some <br/>
of the land attack capability Harpoon missiles to take out the Argentine SAM sites ...

That's excellent - thanks for that !

<t> Version 2 - With all feedback incorporated.<br/>
Aircraft types and numbers adjusted<br/>
No rearm missiles for Royal Navy as it is believed they do not have this ability (Argentine aircraft numbers reduced slightly to give better balance).<br/>
SSM's on mainland will now fire at enemy ships ...