![]() Once you get to Tier VII+, hangar capacity becomes very large and you need to shoot down a TON of planes for Clear Sky. Your opposing CV has very little hangar capacity, so working towards the 50% of all enemy planes is much more easy. If you don't like playing CVs, then maybe you'll find using a USN AS loadout to be more forgiving. Of course, this requires a fair bit of experience in CVs to pull off reliably. The best way I've found to get clear skies is actually ranked battles I think I farmed more than 30 clear skies medals in the last season. Getting clear skies at higher tiers is difficult because the number of reserve planes on the field increases dramatically, and getting it at lower tiers is difficult because you can't strafe. If you really want Clear Skies medals, then the best strategy is to get an AS-loadout (air superiority) Ryujo. Other good AA ships include the Texas, Cleveland, Atlanta, North Carolina, Hood (kinda), Kutuzov, Iowa, Missouri, Montana and de Moines. ![]() That all said, the ships with the best AA in my opinion are the Neptune and Minotaur, because their AA range is longer than their air detection range, allowing them to shoot down planes without the CV knowing which direction he needs to fly in to get out of the AA bubble. ![]() Many good AA ships have a huge impact on the enemy CV without ever getting any plane kills, purely by acting as a deterrent and denying certain areas of the map to their planes. Even if they don't know before the battle, they definitely will after you destroy their first wave. The problem with achieving clear skies in a surface ship is that any half-decent CV player knows which ships have good AA and will avoid them.
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