
Fear and Loathing in the Pacific (3x3 MPBEM)
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- Cap Mandrake
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RE: Fear and Loathing in the Pacific (3x3 MPBEM)
Good time for US carriers to run away


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RE: Fear and Loathing in the Pacific (3x3 MPBEM)
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RE: Fear and Loathing in the Pacific (3x3 MPBEM)
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From the Navy Times, PH, Dec 8

From the Navy Times, PH, Dec 8

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RE: Fear and Loathing in the Pacific (3x3 MPBEM)
Gee..I hope the whole thing wasn't just a misunderstanding.


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RE: Fear and Loathing in the Pacific (3x3 MPBEM)
USS Chicago goes down firing

Bridge Log: USS Chicago
.....13:15 (12/07/41) Making 32 Kts on course 280, clearing channel between Pandacan and Pangutaran Is. Captain orders course to Balikapan, Borneo at flank speed via Pangutaran Passage to Sulu Sea. Crew at battle ready.
13:20 3 enemy torpedo planes sighted preparing for starboard beam attack, range 3 miles. Battle stations ordered. Captain orders turn to port , new course 100.
13:21 All starboard secondary and after main battery firing. Torpedoes in the water! Course now 145. One enemy plane destroyed.
13:22 7 new enemy planes sighted approaching from SSE, range 2 miles! AA director orders new target. Forward mains firing. Course now 115.
13:23 Torpedoes in the water bearing 280. Torpedo hit near stern! Captain orders new course of 10.
13:24 2 torpedo hits engine compartment! 1 hit near bow.
13:25 Torpedo hit amidships. Captian orders new course 80. Heavy flooding No. 2 engine compartment. Large fire building amidships. Captain orders counterflooding. Speed reduced to 25 Kts.
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15:40 Starboard list 18 degrees. Speed reduced to 5 Kts to aid firefighting. Tarakan reports enemy CV operating in Sulu Sea 80 nm SSW our position.
15:45 Chief engineer reports damage likely fatal. Capatain orders course for Jolo Harbor with aim of beaching the Chicago in the tidal flats to effect repairs. Asiatic Fleet HQ informed of our intentions.
16:02 Asiatic Fleet HQ reports Jolo under attack.
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23:05 Course 120 speed, 8kts, 12 nm WNW of Jolo Harbor. Fires continue. Gunflashes bearing 170.
23:06 2 enemy APD sighted bearing 170, range 7000 yds. A and B battery firing independantly. C battery inactive due to powder magazine flooding. One APD burning. Range now 6000 yds.
23:07 Enemy APD explodes. Enemy AK under fire from 2 secondary batteries. Chicago now down 11 degrees by bow. Speed now 5 kts. Enemy vessles making smoke and retreating to SSE.
23:10 Firing ceased. Flooding forward powder magazine ordered to reduce risk from fire. Captain orders abandon ship. Crew ordered to make for Jolo.

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RE: Fear and Loathing in the Pacific (3x3 MPBEM)
From the SUNY Stonybrook Ledger, Dec 8, 1941


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RE: Fear and Loathing in the Pacific (3x3 MPBEM)
The bad guys are really hammering the PI. Its a regular "britzkrieg"


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The Aukalnd Conference
Is this tax deductible?


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OK, OK, enough already!
The steamroller gets dented a bit


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Will the real KB please stand up
After strutting around defiantly in Hawaiian waters for 2 days, the KB finally lowers the real boom on Dec 9. The slow USN BB's had little choice but to wait for the attack in port.


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RE: Will the real KB please stand up
The Kaga stopped to ask directions to Pearl Harbor. The PT boat raids never found the KB and the LBA at Pearl never summoned the gumption to attack after getting their haircut on Dec 7. 3 or 4 F4F-3's at Midway essentially stopped the tired pilots of the KB from doing any damaged at Midway.


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The other "Slaughter Pen"
The Ryujo's Kates, Bettys from Formosa and Davao and a few subs slaughter Allied ships trying to evacuate from the PI. Ships going West across the South China Sea fare no better as they are struck from Saigon.


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RE: The other "Slaughter Pen"
Yikes! What a shooting gallery!
We are all dreams of the Giant Space Butterfly.
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RE: The other "Slaughter Pen"
ORIGINAL: Terminus
Yikes! What a shooting gallery!
Yes. They are leading quite a skillful charge in the PI. Perhaps only 1/3 of the ships at Manila will make it out. We had to create an emergency field at Tomini in the Celebes to get fighters squadrons out of the PI.
The Sulawese Sea has been a busy place. We have had a few successes with hit and run surface raids and PT boats and some hits on transports from Dutch Martin bombers and Hudsons. They will be shipping some iron back to be salvaged and some will undoubtedly sink but hasn't shown up on the sips sunk list yet.

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What of His Majesty's ships?
The South China Sea has become a dangerous place for Allied shpis


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RE: What of His Majesty's ships?
It might be Junyo, or it could be a misidentified CS


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Oh..yeah..China
The Emperor's boys get spanked


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Dont worry, you are being posted to Victoria Point
Action in SE Asia


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Calling Hong Kong
If I were Canadian, I think I might be a bit angry that British commanders sent green Canadian units to Hong Kong in Nov 1941 despite a decision that the island was indefensible.


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Not to worry...at least not yet
Situation in Malaya Dec 7-10


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