Board Game - Battleship

The strategic board game for children "Battleship" is a timeless game that is interesting for both adults and children.  In it, each player has a stylized game board with an area for a sea battle, plastic ships, and projectile chips, which allows players to feel like operators of a modern artillery system, controlling the fire of powerful naval guns! After the salvos cease, tempers cool and the opponents shake hands as a sign of reconciliation and recognition of victory, the game can be stored in a convenient, compact plastic box.  Play and win, and if luck is not on your side, learn to endure defeats and draw the right conclusions!

Contents of the game:
Game set - 2 pcs. 

Each set includes:
- game board with two screens
- squadron of 10 ships:
  aircraft carrier - 1 pc.
  cruiser - 1 pc.
  submarine - 1 pc.
  destroyer - 3 pcs.
  torpedo boat - 4 pcs.
- chips:
  red - 40 pcs.
  white - 160 pcs.

Brief rules of the game:
Two players participate in the game. Each player has one game set.
Players position themselves in such a way that they cannot see the opponent's game board and prepare to play: they place their ships on the game board. When placing ships, players must ensure that they do not touch each other.
Before starting the game, participants agree on the rules for making moves: players shoot strictly in turn or "until the first miss," meaning that if a player hits the opponent's ship, they make the next shot, and only after their miss does the turn switch to the other player.
The screen serves to block the results of one’s own shots against the opponent. On the board and on the screen, a miss is marked with a white chip, and a hit is marked with a red one.
Each shot has its coordinates. The shooter must announce the coordinates loudly and clearly.
For example: "Shot at A4!"
The player whose ships are being fired upon marks the shot on their game board: in case of a miss - with a white chip, in case of a hit - with a red chip. Then they clearly announce the result of the shot: "Miss!" - the player did not hit the ship, "Wounded!" - the player hit the ship but did not destroy it, "Sank!" - the ship is destroyed.
After learning the result of their shot, the player marks it with a white or red chip on their screen. To destroy a ship, a certain number of hits is required. The number of hits corresponds to the number of holes for red chips on its deck.

The winner will be the one who first destroys all of the opponent's ships.