Of course, the entire Atlantic Fleet was never going to be mobilized. Given the naval strength of both parties, the strength of the Pacific United Fleet alone had already exceeded that of the United States Pacific Fleet.
For this reason, only a fraction of the Atlantic United Fleet would be dispatched to assist the Pacific United Fleet in combat, ensuring that they could defeat the United States Pacific Fleet with overwhelming superiority.
The appearance of the United States Pacific Fleet in South America had made its objective quite clear, which was to head to the Atlantic and rendezvous with the United States Atlantic Fleet.
The Allied Army would naturally not give the Americans such an opportunity. The fraction of the fleet that was dispatched to encircle and suppress in South America was composed entirely of strategic cruisers, forming a swift fleet that set off from the Panama Canal. Catching up with the Americans within half a month was no problem at all.
