Goose I or IA, Widgeon, or Gosling... depending which branch of service it was with. The Gosling/Widgeon were the FAA names but I can't see any RN markings on there so i'm going with Goose too.

Great resource site, thanks Cap Mandrake.

Fantastic format!

The maps you are using for your engagement plots, did you find those on the internet?

Type 14 Nambu 8mm, the enlarged trigger guard and the mag retaining spring in the front of the grip mark it as one of the later models made after 1939.

I believe it's done that way so you don't have to evacuate him on a PT before Manila falls.

For explaining the rule Frag's boolean statement was absolutely spot on, even though it contradicts the extra negatives in the rulebook. He's not a 2by3 guy but he is one of the beta testers.

<t> In the 2 days you've been debating this you could have tried a few turns, sent a TF to a DH that's not its homebase and then watched to see if it went home or not.<br/>
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As it happens I think you're right regarding the typo, there's an extra 'not' in either the opening line or in point 1 ...

It looks like the spinner mounted 37mm from the P39 but i'm not 100% sure.
I seem to remember those splines halfway along the barrel from a photo.