@Lirymambo
The premise of your question is incorrect, so the answer is a little tricky.
Lirymambo wrote:Can a fleet support another ship convoying a troop?
Yes.
Lirymambo wrote:For example if a British fleet in the North Sea convoys from London to Sweden, and my fleet attacks North Sea from Kiel, the convoy will fail.
That is NOT true. Merely attacking North Sea does not disrupt a convoy. The North Sea fleet must be dislodged to stop the convoy.
Lirymambo wrote:But if there is another British fleet in the English Channel, can it support the convoy so that it cuts the cutting of support
The supporting fleet does not "cut the cutting of support" but it does add its force to the North Sea fleet so that it would only be dislodged if attacked with a force of 3 (instead of only a force of 2 being needed if there was no support.)
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