Talk:Tactical formation

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[edit] Non-tactical formation

The ships in the example are in more of a "parade formation", than something with any tactical utility (at least for a fleet of carriers!). It would be better to demonstrate a real example, and discuss the tactical merits of the formation in terms of protection, control, arcs of fire, etc. —Michael Z. 2006-10-27 17:48 Z

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[edit] Non-tactical formation

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