Fleet problem

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Fleet problem was the term by the U.S. Navy to describe each of twenty one large-scale naval exercises conducted between 1923 and 1940. They are labeled with roman numerals, as in Fleet Problem I through Fleet Problem XXI. A twenty-second Fleet Problem exercise scheduled for 1941 was canceled because of the Second World War.

The fleet problems were usually once a year exercises in which U.S. naval forces would engage in mock battles. One or more of the forces would play the part of a European or Asian navy. They were the culmination of the Navy's annual training maneuvers.

[edit] Fleet Problems

  • Fleet Problem I
  • Fleet Problem II
  • Fleet Problem III
  • Fleet Problem IV
  • Fleet Problem V
  • Fleet Problem VI
  • Fleet Problem VII
  • Fleet Problem VIII
  • Fleet Problem IX
  • Fleet Problem X
  • Fleet Problem XI
  • Fleet Problem XII
  • Fleet Problem XIII
  • Fleet Problem XIV
  • Fleet Problem XV
  • Fleet Problem XVI
  • Fleet Problem XVII
  • Fleet Problem XVIII
  • Fleet Problem XIX
  • Fleet Problem XX
  • Fleet Problem XXI
  • Fleet Problem XXII

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