Campaign Objectives for Roleplaying

Factions/Nations start with 100 points of units and a startimg FAS and 2 ANB in thier home port
Theatre,
The campaign is fought on a 5×5 grid of standard maps.
The terrain is generated by d10map rolls  each time a unit enters it for the first time. 
Maps are only used once. There after a open water map is substituted.

Fleets operate in 2 fashions,
One the theatre grid they are arranged operate in groups of up to 50, 100 with a flag 1 and 200 with a flag 2. These divisions can move at speed 1 on the theatre map or directly from map to map where a ANB provides anchorage.
When 2 fleets of opposing fleets are in the same sector. A battle is fought, where the objective values are calculated by the fleet size grouping for either side.

Air only attacks are possible but aborts of raiding aircraft apply a rearming marker. If the attacker cannot place an aircraft on a given turn or the defender is able to capture all 3 objectives the battle ends.

Major Engagements are triggered by opposing Flag2, 200 point plus fleets being in the same theatre map at end of movement. Long Distance Battles are air raids launched against adjacent maps

Resupply, scoring victory points with SAs or destroying enemy hull points grants resupply points. Ships can be build by exchanging thier value in RP. However ANBs equal too the number of hull points need to be in that location. For aircraft to be built a FAS is needed. 

Victory is first to 1000 Theatre VPs, scored by achieving random goals, VP special abilities used in battle and destroying enemy units

Turn order for campaign :the player with the highest VP total moves first. 
Strategic Movement, ship and submarines move at speed 1 on the theatre grid. Independent ships may use movement abilities if, the conditions are met and the ability is not qualified by once per game.
Strategic Air placement, aircraft require a aircraft carrier,  fas or unit which has a specific basing ability that aircraft matches. Abilities that overstack the landbase are applied to the FAS where that aircraft is based. In thevair placement phase, aircraft can be deployed in local or adjacent theatre sectors. aircraft with rearming abilities  in reference to long range,  can be placed 2 sector from thier basing location.