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Aircraft on board aircraft carriers should, if not taken off, move along the surface with the respective aircraft carrier. Another thing is that the aircraft that the aircraft carrier carries should not form a group around the ship (it is not possible to attack with bombing that way), but should be "in the hangar". Clicking on an aircraft carrier should open some other menu of carried aircraft. To defend the ship, it would be necessary to take off and place the aircraft near the ship (the battle of Midway was typical for the bad timing of the launch of Japanese aircraft).
Ideally, submarines should recharge their batteries after each underwater move by surfacing, and then another underwater move could follow. Attacking below the surface should have significantly better stats for the submarine than above the surface. Enemy detection of a submarine should be more difficult if it is under the surface.
Submerged are way stronger than surfacest subs and only the Sub-hunter destroyer is able to detect them from afar.
thx for the feedback.
sers,
Thomas