+++Immediate - French sighted over channel. move to intercept+++ After the great storm of 29th May 1920, three British structures had broken loose from their moorings, and were adrift in the Channel (plus two dummy blanks). The French, seizing the opportunity to pounce, launched a distraction raid on Dover, and detached Commodore Pain Perdu (my friend Mort) on a Les Arc Mk 1 class dirigible carrier with a full air-wing of fighters, two Descartes class destroyers and a Formidable class cruiser. Their mission, scout the five templates, identify viable targets, and await further orders. I ran the British, with Commodore Sir Dave Caruthers-Carstairs-Montague-Smythe in charge. Two Cossack class patrol boats, which had to be deployed together as a patrol at least 24" away from the carrier, an Exeter class cruiser escorting an older Albion class carrier carrying four fighters that happened to be in the area. Their mission, locate the structures and defend them. The structures were ...