Re: Soap bubbles?

The problem as someone pointed out is that fighters have a high 
utility threshold.

In my opinion, the game should have provisions for the carriers to be 
off board and a phase in the operations side where the carriers 
launch from off board. A hunt by the other side for the carriers 
should be a possibility for the other side to deal with. Carriers are 
far more valid as a platform if they're beyond visual and sensor 
range.

As far as soap-bubbles being valid, what were the CVLs classed as? 
Those certainly seem soap-bubbly. But then so does the Atlantic 
Conveyor. Both types were valid units in a tactical sense. Both
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