Excellent. HMAS Anzac is on station ahead of the task-group. If you haven't already, ensure that the task group has a course plotted to RP Oscar and has an appropriate speed set to reach the RP in time.

Once HMAS Stuart has completed its RAS, add it to the task group by selecting both the group and HMAS Stuart and then pressing the G key. It's important to remember that units assigned to a group will not automatically detach to perform RAS, you must manually detach them and assign them to RAS before re-assigning them. This is to ensure you are not caught off guard with your escorts performing RAS at a critical moment.

You may now set a station for HMAS Stuart in the same manner as you did for HMAS Anzac. A suggested station is 2nm east-south-east of HMAS Sirius on a fixed point, constant speed station. This ensures HMAS Stuart stays close to the HVU to defend with its missiles if required, without the possibility of being caught out of place on a sprint and drift station.

You may delete the generated reference points (select the relevant points with the mouse and press Ctrl+Delete) for task group stations and re-allocate your units as you see fit. To switch between unit and group view, press the V key.

This concludes the training segment of our exercise. The evaluation phase commences now.

Your mission is to escort HMAS Sirius to RP Oscar, arriving no later than 1200Z 18 AUG 2020. Weapons release, EMCON, formation, air and boat ops are at your discretion. There are no restrictions on ammunition expenditure; the only objectives you have are to preserve your command and reach RP Oscar within the allotted time.

Air warning red Any unidentified aircraft can be considered hostile if behaving in a threatening manner.

Surface warning red Any unidentified ship can be considered hostile if behaving in a threatening manner.

Submarine warning red Any unidentified submarine can be considered hostile if behaving in a threatening manner.