Battle Fleet

BATTLE FLEET is similar to the Milton Bradley Battleship game.
The ships in your fleet have the following values:
Carrier - 5 spaces
Battleship - 4 spaces
Submarine - 3 spaces
Destroyer - 2 spaces
PT-Boat - 1 space
The ships are placed on the lower grid by specifying their starting points. The starting point is the intersecting point on the grid which corresponds to the letter/number or number/letter combination selected.
If you were placing the carrier and selected the letter/number combination B4, then the carrier would be placed HORIZONTALLY across B4, B5, B6, B7 and B8.
If you were placing the battleship and selected the number/letter combination 6C, then the battleship would be placed VERTICALLY across 6C, 6D, 6E and 6F.
A peg is placed on the lower grid where the enemy called his shot. (White peg for a "miss", red peg for a "hit".)
Using the upper grid to keep track of your shots, you respond with a letter/number combination such as F3. If you called a "miss", a white peg will be placed at F3 on the upper grid. If you called a "hit", a red peg will be placed at F3 on the upper grid and a red peg will also mark a ship on the left side of the screen, indicating which enemy ship was hit. The pegs on the left side of the screen indicate which ship was hit; they do not represent where the "hit" took place on the ship.
A new feature has been added which allows you to use the direction arrows to move a highlight box to the coordinates you choose on the upper grid. Once you've placed the highlight box, simply press the space bar and your shot will be made.
If your keyboard does not have a set of separate arrow keys, make sure the NUM LOCK is turned off when arrow and number keys are combined on the same keyboard area.

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