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Battle of San Carlos Bay

Briefing: Operation Sutton

Situation:
You are in command of "The Task Force" defending an amphibious landing in San Carlos Bay. Enemy forces, represented by NATO aircraft, are launching relentless air assaults to disrupt the operation. The enemy's arsenal includes five Exocet missiles, which pose a critical threat to your fleet. The safety of the landing forces is your top priority.

Mission:
Protect landing ships at all costs.
Neutralize incoming aircraft and Exocet missiles.
Minimize fleet losses while ensuring the successful unloading of troops and supplies.

Intel:
Enemy air forces include fighter-bombers, strike aircraft, and missile-carrying platforms.
Exocet missiles are launched from long range and are highly accurate.
Expect multiple waves of attacks.

Resources:
American destroyers and frigates equipped with advanced radar and anti-aircraft systems.
Carrier-based fighters for air cover.
Close-in weapon systems (CIWS) for last-ditch missile defense.

Execution:
Position your ships strategically to create overlapping air-defense zones.
Use fighters to intercept aircraft before they enter missile range.
Engage Exocets early with SAMs and rely on CIWS as a last resort.

Success Criteria:
Prevent significant damage to landing ships.
Achieve air superiority over San Carlos Bay.
Minimize friendly casualties and fleet damage.

Good luck, Commander. The success of the operation and countless lives depend on your leadership.