"The ideal composition of a fast-carrier task force is four carriers, six to eight support vessels and not less than 18 destroyers, preferably 24. How big should naval fleets be? How many of them do I need? Are carriers useful or am I better off with battleships? but my advice is to focus on one or two strategies and not ALL of the strategies. Focused on Marines and Naval invasions and by the time I had the war goal to puppet Venezuela it was 1938 and I was landing 30 marines across the coast to bring Freedom. Try going super tank heavy in your builds and research and just see what happens! The other day I tried to rush the National Focus to invade and puppet Venezuela. But honestly the best part about this game is you can focus on doing whatever you think might be fun as the US. I like to focus heavy on Fighters and Bombers and then secondary focus Navy and Carriers, when I am not building or researching those I work on some base Infantry/Marines. So if you have to trade for a resource it is best to stay as close to what you need. 3.You don't mass resources in this game. I like to keep my ground planes in reserve and use them reactively. Whatever you do don't make the wings bigger than the capacity of the airfield or carrier. I try to aim on having at least 4 in the Pacific. The Japanese usually have around 4-6 Carriers sometimes less. US is a great Carrier nation and I find going through the Naval Doctrine tree to buff them as very good.
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