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A mock battle is a fake battle between to allies in order to test tactics. So a mock naval battle would be a fake battle fought out at sea (say between England and America) in which each side attempt to out maneuver the opposite side and win said mock battle. Please note during mock battles not a single lethal round is to be fired by either side.

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Practice. Up until the end of the Vietnam War, it was called war "manuevers." Today, it might be called "training."

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Wargames (practice fights); used to be called "maneuvers" (exercises) up until the end of the Vietnam War.

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