Repair priority: Sets how severely a task force has to be damaged before it returns for repairs. The amount of ships detached depends on the repair priority setting as well as the damage to each individual ship. After completing repairs, the ships will return to their assigned task forces. The detached ships are very vulnerable to attack while they return. 
Automatic split off: Allows the most heavily damaged ships to detach and return to a close by naval base for repairs while the rest of the task force continues its mission. The task force composition editor allows changing the desired number (and with Man the Guns the specialisation) of ships that will be automatically deployed to the task force. This will reinforce the task force with ships from the theater's reserve fleet. To maintain the current composition even after a task force takes losses, the Automatic reinforcement option can be enabled. Selected ships can be automatically distributed in balanced task forces, which attempts to create task forces with good ratios of screens, capital ships, and carriers.Īutomatic reinforcement. Multiple selected task forces can be merged into one. Selecting ships and right-clicking another task force reassigns them there. Existing task forces can be split in half or split in a custom way using the options above the task force's unit view. Newly built ships join the task force they were assigned to or a reserve fleet. Task forces can be created and restructured in several ways: Task forces move at the speed of their slowest ship.Ĭreation and reinforcement 
For each task force, the player can choose how many ships to include. Task forces must contain at least one ship.
Each task force has a customisable insignia and name. They are the most basic unit of ship control available to the player. Task forces are groups of individual ships. The unit overview of a carrier task force called "Singapore Squadron", part of the "Far East Command" fleet, docked in Singapore
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