The next CHS revision is inching closer, and I am posting a list of the changes made so far. Note that this list is not complete, and at least one of the changes - to the British AA - is possibly going to be reversed. The British AA may be represented in its proper discrete units, rather than merged with the base forces.
There are a few things left to do:
- Some more US Army revisions being done by AlaskanWarriot
- Finish new Japanese sub upgrades
- Possible redo of British AA
- Rearrangement of US high level command structure (see separate thread on this)
Note also that I intend on providing TWO CHS variants:
1 with standard data as is.
1 with a large subset of mods very similar to Nik's mods.
Finally, the following list of changes does not include the huge reworking of the IJA OOB and TO&E that Jwilkerson did. The details of those changes will be included in the scenario documentation.
Sorry about the very poor formatting, this was all cut & pasted from a HTML document.
I welcome any comments about these upcoming changes.
Andrew
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CHS Version History
Changes in CHS Version 2.00
1.
Large numbers of disabled resource centres and oil centres have been added to
most of the bases in the mainland United States, as well as large numbers of
additional Heavy Industry centres (which are not disabled, but will not create
additional output until the disabled resource and oil centres are repaired). These
can be repaired during the course of the scenario, resulting in gradually increasing
amounts of supplies and fuel being generated for the United States as the scenario
progresses.
There is more than sufficient time in the scenario for all of the supplies
expended to repair the facilities to be replaced, so it does not make sense to leave
these additional facilities disabled.
The numbers and locations of the disabled resource/oil centres is as follows:
Base
Hex
Resource Centres
Oil Centres
United States
148,40
700
500
San Diego
148,51
480
-
Los Angeles
146,51
660
300
San Francisco
142,49
630
100
Sacramento
143,48
510
-
Portland
137,41
570
-
Boise
143,40
540
-
Spokane
139,36
450
-
Seattle
136,38
600
100
TOTAL
5140
1,000
When all these centres are repaired - a process that will take about two years
- the additional output will be 6,140 fuel points and 11,565 supply points per day.
2.
The amount of spare resources generated in Australia have been reduced, to
ensure that the Allied player does not simply ship these excess resources to the USA
rather than repair the disabled resource centres located there. Supply produvtion
levels in Australia are retained, however, by locating daily supply output at major
Australian bases.
3.
US Army leaders (Genereals) have been revised. Those that did not exist, or
were not in the Pacific theatre, have been removed, and a few new leaders have been
added. IN addition, several leaders have had their ratings revised.
4.
The Japanese land OOB and TO&E has been extensively revised to make it more
accurate. Please see the scenario documentation for details.
5.
The following Allied LCUs have been modified, as indicated:
Unit
Nationality
Location
Modification
102nd Reserve Div
Philippines Cagayan
Changed to be on map at game start, instead of arriving as a reinforcement
71st Reserve Div
Philippines 44,50
Moved from Tuguegarao
41st Reserve Div
Philippines Lucena*
Moved from Naga
51st Reserve Div Philippines Lucena* Moved from Naga
* New base
6.
The following Soviet LCUs along the Manchukuo border near Vladivostok have had
their Fort levels increased to 6 (from 0). This border was heavily fortified by the
Soviet Union before the war:
32nd Rifle Division
106th Region Fortress
40th Rifle Division
107th Region Fortress
92nd Rifle Division
108th Region Fortress
105th Rifle Division
110th Region Fortress
21st Rifle Division (fort level 3)
35th Rifle Division (fort level 3)
7.
The following Allied LCU Reinforcements have been added or modified, to
represent the forces being transferred from the European Theatre of Operations (ETO)
to participate in the invasion of Japan:
Unit
Type
Experience
Morale
Leader
HQ
Arrival
Nationality
86th US Div
Infantry
65
80
Melasky, H.M.
Southwest Pacific
450815
U.S. Army
97th US Div
Infantry 65
80
Halsey, M.B.
Southwest Pacific 450901
U.S. Army
104th US Div
Infantry 75
70
Allen, T.
Southwest Pacific 450915
U.S. Army
95th US Div
Infantry 75
70
Twaddle, H.L.
Southwest Pacific 450915
U.S. Army
44th US Div
Infantry 80
70
Dean, W.F.
Southwest Pacific 451001
U.S. Army
87th US Div
Infantry 75
70
Culin, F.L.
Southwest Pacific 451001
U.S. Army
5th US Div
Infantry 80
65
Brown, A.E.
Southwest Pacific 451001
U.S. Army
8th US Div
Infantry 80
65
Moore, B.E.
Southwest Pacific 451001
U.S. Army
13th US Armored Div
Armour
60
80
Millikin, J.
Southwest Pacific 451001
U.S. Army
4th US Div
Infantry 85
60
Blakeley, H.W.
Southwest Pacific 451015
U.S. Army
2nd US Div
Infantry 85
65
Robertson, W.M.
Southwest Pacific 451015
U.S. Army
28th US Div
Infantry 80
65
Cota, N.D.
Southwest Pacific 451101
U.S. Army
20th US Armored Div
Armour
60
80
Ward, O.
Southwest Pacific 451101
U.S. Army
6th Canadian Div
Infantry 90
90
Hoffmeister, B.M.
Southwest Pacific 451201
Canadian
35th US Div
Infantry 80
65
Baade, P.W.
Southwest Pacific 451201
U.S. Army
91st US Div
Infantry 80
70
Livesay, W.G.
Southwest Pacific 451201
U.S. Army
3rd British Div
Infantry 85
65
Whistler, L.W.
Southwest Pacific 451230
British
New units are highlighted in green. All units arrive in San Francisco.
All of the infantry divisions, including the British and Canadian units, have
US Army equipment in their TO&E, as per US Army divisions, except squads. The 3rd
British Division uses late war British squads; the 6th Canadian Division uses British
and US squads as there is only one type of (early war) Canadian squad.
8.
There are many light and heavy British AA Regiments missing from the game. Due
to a shortage of free LCU slots in the database, these missing formations have not
been added as separate units. Instead, the weapons from these units have been added
to existing units - British base forces and CD units, with the exception of units in
Sarawak/Sabah.
The TO&E of these missing AA Regiments is as follows:
Unit Type
Number Missing
TO&E
Heavy AA (HAA) Regiment
5 at start
11 reinforcements
Three batteries of 8 x 3.7in AA guns each
Light AA (LAA) Regiment
1 at start
18 reinforcements
Three batteries of 18 x 40mm Bofors guns each
These AA units are broken up and distributed amongst the British LCUs as
follows:
Unit Type
Elements Added
Comments
CD Units
1 x HAA Regiment
1 x LAA Battery
Added to:
Hong Kong Fort
Singapore Fort
Rangoon Force
RN Base Forces
1 x HAA Battery
1 x LAA Battery
Except No. 106, 107 and 109 Base Forces in Sarawak/Sabah/Borneo
RAF Base Forces
1 x LAA Battery No. 1xx RAF Base Forces only
Aden Base Force
1 x HAA Regiment
1 x LAA Regiment
Middle East Base Force
1 x HAA Regiment
1 x LAA Regiment
Penang Fort and ther ISF base forces, in Malaya, retains the same AA armament
as in the official scenario.
As part of this reworking of the British AA units, the three existing
independent British AA units have been removed from the game: 48th Light AA Regiment
(Kota Bharu)
1st Burma Auxiliary AA Regiment (Mandalay)
8th Belfast Heavy AA Regiment (reinforcement)
In addition, to represent the numbers of AA guns present in Malaya at the start
of the war, and the fact that reinforcement AA units were subsequently shipped there
as reinforcements, the LAA batteries represented in the base forces all start at half
strength.
9.
Several Allied CD units have been combined when there were more of them in one
location. This was done partly to free up a number of LCU slots. In addition some
others, as well as several base forces, have been renamed and/or had their TO&Es
modified, and one (Fort Hayden) has been added. The affected units are as follows:
Location
New CD Unit
Old CD Unit(s)
Comments
Victoria (135,38)
Victoria Forts
Fort Rodd Hill
Combined
Cristopher Pt. Battery
Albert Head Battery
Victoria (135,38) Fort Hayden
NEW UNIT
US Army
Vancouver (134,37)
Vancouver Forts
Stanley Park Battery
Combined
Point Grey Battery
Seattle (136,38)
Puget Sound Forts
Fort Worden
Revised TO&E
San Francisco (142,49)
San Francisco Forts
Fort Winfield Scott
Revised TO&E
Los Angeles (146,51)
Los Angeles Forts
Fort MacArthur
Revised TO&E
San Diego (148,51)
San Diego Forts
Fort Rosencrans
Revised TO&E
Pearl Harbor (114,72)
Pearl Harbor Forts
Pearl Harbor Fort
Revised TO&E
Panama City (147,101)
Panama Canal Forts
Fort Grant
Combined
Fort Kobbe
Brisbane (45,119)
Brisbane Forts
Cowan Battery
Combined
Fort Bribie
Sydney (38,125)
Sydney Forts
Middle Head Fortress Renamed only
Vladivostok (65,35)
Vladivostok Fortress
111th Region Fortress
Revised TO&E
3rd Soviet Naval Base Force
-
Revised TO&E
Sovetskaya Gavan (73,30)
Sovetskaya Gavan Fortress 6th Soviet Naval Base Force Renamed and
converted to CD
Revised TO&E
Petropavlosk (85,32)
Petropavlosk Fortress 1st Soviet Naval Base Force Renamed and converted
to CD
Revised TO&E
10. The following Japanese CD and Base Force units have had their TO&E revised to
make them more accurate, mainly by adjusting their CD guns (some have gained guns,
some have lost them):
Location
Unit
Comments
Paramushiro Jima (82,33)
Kitachishima Fortress
Aomori (69,38) Tsugaru Fortress
Tsushima (59,40)
Iki Fortress
Tsushima (59,40) Tsushima Fortress
Moved from Masan (58,39)
Tokyo (66,43) Tokyo Bay Fortress
Yokosuka Coastal Artillery Regiment
Renamed from Yokosuka Reserve
Coastal Artillery Regiment
Yokosuka Base Force
Now Static
Osaka (63,42)
Osaka Base Force
Ominato (70,38)
Ominato Base Force
Now Static
Hiroshima/Kure (61,41)
Hiroshima Base Force
Kyoto (63,41)
Kyoto Base Force
Renamed from Kure Base Force
Maizuru/Okayama (62,41)
Maizuru Base Force
Now Static
Sasebo (58,41) Sasebo Base Force
Kagoshima (58,43) Kagoshima Base Force
Renamed from Oshima Base Force
Fusan (59,39) Chinhae Bay Fortress
Fusan (58,39) Masan Base Force
Renamed from Chinkai Base Force
Changkufeng (63,34) Rashin Base Force
Port Arthur (57,32) Ryojun Base Force
Now Static
Pescadores (47,44) Peng Hu Fortress
Takao (47,45) Takao Base Force
Truk (66,78) Truk Base Force
Palau (51,68) Palau Base Force
Palau Coastal Gun Regiment
Ponape (73,80) Ponope Base Force
Ponope Coastal Gun Regiment
Saipan (64,64) Saipan Base Force
Saipan Coastal Gun Regiment
Kwajalein (81,84) Kwajalein Base Force
Maloelop (85,86) Maloelop Base Force
Camranh Bay (34,45) Camranh Bay Base Force
Ise (63,43) Ise Base Force
NEW UNIT
11.
The Japanese NLF units had their LCU formation entry (slot 932) cleared by
mistake, so that it was completely empty. Fixed.
12.
Australian CD units with faulty planning targets have been fixed.
13.
The load cost of Aviation Support has been increased from 10 to 20, to make it
the same as the load cost of all other support type devices.
14.
The build rate of the USMC Engineer Squad (device 330) has been restored from
11 to 21.
15.
The Vickers Mark VI tank (slot 481) was defined as an aircraft gun. Fixed.
16.
All ASW weapons have had their Range, Effect and Accuracy ratings - all
previously halved - returned to normal. The halving was originally done to reduce the
effectiveness of ASW attacks, but this has been addressed in the game code since the
1.7x patches.
17.
The Commonwealth rifle squad device now updates to a newer Commonwealth rifle
squad, rather than to an Indian light squad.
18.
All large CD gun devices have been relocated in the device table, to a slot
range in the 540+ area. This frees up device slots in both the Japanese and the
Allied parts of the device database.
19.
All unarmoured ships that previously had 5mm of deck and belt armour added,
such as AKs, TKs, most DDs etc, have had that armour removed.
20.
The following new Japanese submarine class is available:
Type Yu*:
Class 652
Available: 11/44
Endurance: 1500
Fuel: 9
Upgrade to: 652
Weapon 1: 37mm M1933 AA Gun (78), 1 x 1, All, Ammo 18
Other: Snorkel
* The Type Yu submarine class is a Japanese ARMY submarine class.
21.
US submarines now have air search radar available in refits. These radars are
short ranged and should provide a modest increase in protection vs enemy aircraft.
The two radar types added are:
SD Radar:
SV Radar:
The SD radar is part of the first 1942 submarine refits for the following
classes:
Perch, Salmon, Tambor, Gato, Narwhal, Argonaut (4/43), 'S' Class (4/43)
The SV radar is part of the first 1944 submarine refits for the following
classes:
Tench, Balao, Gato
22.
British submarines now have air search radar available in refits. This radar is
short ranged and should provide a modest increase in protection vs enemy aircraft.
The radar types added are:
Type 291 Radar:
The Type 291 Radar is part of the 1943 refits for the following classes:
KXIV, British 'T' Class, British 'S' Class
23.
The "Snorkel" device has been added for use by submarines, which is represented
as a limited effectiveness air search radar. The Dutch O19 class submarine was fitted
with a Snorkel, and it is also available for some later Japanese submarines and
submarine refits as follows:
The Snorkel is added to the following Allied classes (from the start of the
game):
O19
The Snorkel is available in the following Japanese classes:
Type STo
Type ST
Type STS
The Snorkel is also available in the following new Japanese submarine refits:
B3/B4 class - 440701
C3/C4 class - 440301
24.
The Japanese CV Shinano can now be completed as a BB instead of a CV, if the
Japanese player wishes. This is achieved by adding a second Shinano to the ship
database, as a Yamato class BB, along with the use of a compulsory house rule:
COMPULSORY Shinano House Rule:
The construction of at least one of the two Shinano ships MUST always be
halted. The Japanese player is only permitted to be building ONE of the ships at any
time. The player may halt both ships if they wish, or switch contstruction between
the two ships at any time as long as one of them remains halted. If by some error
BOTH Shinanos are launched, then BOTH must be scuttled immediately as soon as this is
discovered by either player.
In addition to this, the CV version of the Shinano has been modified as
follows:
Aircraft capacity increased to 96
Aircraft Ordnance increased to 675
25.
The following British "group" sized air formations have been created by
combining squadrons, with the specified arrival date and aircraft type:
Unit
Nationality
Arrival
Aircraft
Commander
Component Squadrons
551 Wing RAF
British
451001
24(40) Lancaster Mk VII FE
No.9 Squadron RAF
No.617 Squadron RAF
552 Wing RAF
British
451101
24(40) Lancaster Mk VII FE
No.83 Squadron RAF
No.97 Squadron RAF
555 Wing RAAF
Australian
451101
24(40) Lancaster Mk VII FE
No.460 Squadron RAAF
No.467 Squadron RAAF
661 Wing RCAF
Canadian
451101
24(40) Lancaster Mk VII FE
No.419 Squadron RCAF
No.428 Squadron RCAF
553 Wing RAF
British
451231
24(40) Lincoln B.1
No.57 Squadron RAF
No.75 Squadron RNZAF
554 Wing RAF
British
451231 24(40) Lincoln B.1
No.44 Squadron RRAF
No.50 Squadron RAF
662 Wing RCAF
Canadian
451231 24(40) Lincoln B.1
No.431 Squadron RCAF
No.434 Squadron RCAF
663 Wing RCAF
Canadian
451231 24(40) Lincoln B.1
No.420 Squadron RCAF
No.425 Squadron RCAF
664 Wing RCAF
Canadian
451231 24(40) Lincoln B.1
No.405 Squadron RCAF
No.408 Squadron RCAF
26.
All USAAF B-29 Squadrons have been recombined into groups, to create enough
free air group slots to enable the addition of most of the air units transferred from
the ETO to take part in the invasion of Japan. The recombined groups, and added
groups and squadrons, are as follows:
Unit
Arrival
Aircraft
Commander
Component Squadrons
6th Bombardment Group
441118
B-29 Superfortress
Mooney, H.K.
24th Bombardment Squadron
39th Bombardment Squadron
40th Bombardment Squadron
9th Bombardment Group 441118
B-29 Superfortress Born, C.F.
1st Bombardment Squadron
5th Bombardment Squadron
99th Bombardment Squadron
16th Bombardment Group 440401
B-29 Superfortress Hosler, W.W.
15th Bombardment Squadron
17th Bombardment Squadron
25th Bombardment Squadron
330th Bombardment Group 450107
B-29 Superfortress Rainey, L.A.
457th Bombardment Squadron
458th Bombardment Squadron
459th Bombardment Squadron
331st Bombardment Group 450408
B-29 Superfortress Moeser, W.B.
355th Bombardment Squadron
356th Bombardment Squadron
357th Bombardment Squadron
333rd Bombardment Group 450618
B-29 Superfortress -
460th Bombardment Squadron
507th Bombardment Squadron
346th Bombardment Group 450629
B-29 Superfortress Peaslee, B.
461st Bombardment Squadron
462nd Bombardment Squadron
463rd Bombardment Squadron
382nd Bombardment Group 450810
B-29 Superfortress -
420th Bombardment Squadron
464th Bombardment Squadron
872nd Bombardment Squadron
383rd Bombardment Group 450811
B-29 Superfortress Vandevanter, E.
876th Bombardment Squadron
880th Bombardment Squadron
884th Bombardment Squadron
444th Bombardment Group 440401
B-29 Superfortress Snell, A.T.
676th Bombardment Squadron
677th Bombardment Squadron
678th Bombardment Squadron
462nd Bombardment Group 440401
B-29 Superfortress Clark, A.D.
768th Bombardment Squadron
769th Bombardment Squadron
770th Bombardment Squadron
468th Bombardment Group 440401 B-29 Superfortress Engler, H.E.
792nd Bombardment Squadron
793rd Bombardment Squadron
794th Bombardment Squadron
497th Bombardment Group 440718
B-29 Superfortress Veerling, J.P.
869th Bombardment Squadron
870th Bombardment Squadron
871st Bombardment Squadron
498th Bombardment Group 440715
B-29 Superfortress West, J.H.
873rd Bombardment Squadron
874th Bombardment Squadron
875th Bombardment Squadron
499th Bombardment Group 440722
B-29 Superfortress Northrup, D.C.
877th Bombardment Squadron
878th Bombardment Squadron
879th Bombardment Squadron
500th Bombardment Group 440723
B-29 Superfortress Reeve, R.A,
881st Bombardment Squadron
882nd Bombardment Squadron
883th Bombardment Squadron
501st Bombardment Group 450307
B-29 Superfortress Young, H.L.
41st Bombardment Squadron
485th Bombardment Squadron
502nd Bombardment Group 450407
B-29 Superfortress Farley, E.R.
402nd Bombardment Squadron
430th Bombardment Squadron
504th Bombardment Group 441105
B-29 Superfortress -
398th Bombardment Squadron
421st Bombardment Squadron
680th Bombardment Squadron
504th Bombardment Group 441106
B-29 Superfortress Roberts, G.D.
482nd Bombardment Squadron
483rd Bombardment Squadron
484th Bombardment Squadron
98th Bombardment Group 450801
B-24J Liberator
-
NEW UNIT
376th Bombardment Group 450801
B-24J Liberator - NEW UNIT
449th Bombardment Group 450801
B-29 Superfortress -
NEW UNIT
450th Bombardment Group 450801
B-29 Superfortress -
NEW UNIT
453rd Bombardment Group 450801
B-24J Liberator -
NEW UNIT
489th Bombardment Group 450801
B-29 Superfortress -
NEW UNIT
351st Bombardment Group 450815
B-17G Fortress
-
NEW UNIT
389th Bombardment Group 450815
B-24J Liberator -
NEW UNIT
398th Bombardment Group 450815
B-17G Fortress -
NEW UNIT
401st Bombardment Group 450815
B-17G Fortress -
NEW UNIT
93rd Bombardment Group 450901
B-24J Liberator -
NEW UNIT
457th Bombardment Group 450901
B-17G Fortress -
NEW UNIT
91st Bombardment Group 450915
B-17G Fortress -
NEW UNIT
381st Bombardment Group 450915
B-17G Fortress -
NEW UNIT
44th Bombardment Group 451001
B-29 Superfortress -
NEW UNIT
95th Bombardment Group 451015
B-17G Fortress -
NEW UNIT
446th Bombardment Group 451001
B-24J Liberator -
NEW UNIT
448th Bombardment Group 451001
B-29 Superfortress -
NEW UNIT
454th Bombardment Group 451001
B-24J Liberator -
NEW UNIT
456th Bombardment Group 451001
B-24J Liberator -
NEW UNIT
458th Bombardment Group 451001
B-29 Superfortress -
NEW UNIT
466th Bombardment Group 451001
B-24J Liberator -
NEW UNIT
467th Bombardment Group 451001
B-24J Liberator -
NEW UNIT
491st Bombardment Group 451001
B-24J Liberator -
NEW UNIT
492nd Bombardment Group 451015
B-24J Liberator -
NEW UNIT
392nd Fighter Squadron 451015
P-47D Thunderbolt
-
NEW UNIT
393rd Fighter Squadron 451015
P-47D Thunderbolt
-
NEW UNIT
394th Fighter Squadron 451015
P-47D Thunderbolt
-
NEW UNIT
34th Bombardment Group 451101
B-17G Fortress -
NEW UNIT
352nd Bombardment Group 451101
B-17G Fortress -
NEW UNIT
385th Bombardment Group 451101
B-17G Fortress -
NEW UNIT
388th Bombardment Group 451101
B-17G Fortress -
NEW UNIT
390th Bombardment Group 451101
B-17G Fortress -
NEW UNIT
392nd Bombardment Group 451101
B-24J Liberator -
NEW UNIT
445th Bombardment Group 451101
B-24J Liberator -
NEW UNIT
447th Bombardment Group 451101
B-17G Fortress -
NEW UNIT
459th Bombardment Group 451101
B-24J Liberator -
NEW UNIT
486th Bombardment Group 451101
B-17G Fortress -
NEW UNIT
490th Bombardment Group 451101
B-17G Fortress -
NEW UNIT
493rd Bombardment Group 451101
B-17G Fortress -
NEW UNIT
307th Fighter Squadron
451101
P-51D Mustang
-
NEW UNIT
308th Fighter Squadron
451101
P-51D Mustang
-
NEW UNIT
309th Fighter Squadron
451101
P-51D Mustang
-
NEW UNIT
2nd Fighter Squadron
451101
P-51D Mustang
-
NEW UNIT
4th Fighter Squadron
451101
P-51D Mustang
-
NEW UNIT
5th Fighter Squadron
451101
P-51D Mustang
-
NEW UNIT
487th Bombardment Group 451115
B-17G Fortress -
NEW UNIT
27.
The following Allied air units are modified as indicated:
Air Unit
Aircraft
Change
48th Fighter Squadron
P-38F Lightning
REMOVED
49th Fighter Squadron P-38F Lightning REMOVED
460th Fighter Squadron P-47C Thunderbolt
Arrival date changed to 441115
468th Fighter Squadron P-47C Thunderbolt HQ changed from S.E. Asia to
CENPAC
58th Fighter Squadron P-47C Thunderbolt Aircraft changed to P-47C
Thunderbolt
Arrival location changed to Middle East
59th Fighter Squadron P-47C Thunderbolt Aircraft changed to P-47C
Thunderbolt
Arrival date changed to 440205
Arrival location changed to Middle East
60th Fighter Squadron P-47C Thunderbolt Aircraft changed to P-47C
Thunderbolt
Arrival date changed to 440205
Arrival location changed to Middle East
28.
The number and location of static Chinese LCUs have been modified. Static LCUs
are now only located in major cities. All LCUs outside of bases are now mobile. In
addition, a small number of LCUs located at bases have been made static. The LCUs
affected by this change are as follows:
LCU
Location
Old State
New State
87th Chinese Corps
45,33
Static
Mobile
18th Chinese Corps
45,33
Static Mobile
39th Chinese Corps
46,34
Static Mobile
94th Chinese Corps
46,34
Static Mobile
85th Chinese Corps
46,33
Static Mobile
80th Chinese Corps
48,30
Static Mobile
84th Chinese Corps
48,31
Static Mobile
5th War Area
48,32
Static Mobile
41st Chinese Corps
48,33
Static Mobile
99th Chinese Corps
47,36
Static Mobile
88th Chinese Corps
50,39
Static Mobile
3rd War Area
49,40
Static Mobile
32nd Chinese Corps
47,38
Static Mobile
82nd Chinese Corps
46,25 (Lanchow)
Mobile Static
10th War Area
47,29 (Sian)
Static Mobile
93rd Chinese Corps
43,32 (Chungking)
Mobile Static
46th Chinese Corps
40,38 (Nanning)
Mobile Static
29. The following Chinese Guerilla Corps LCUs have been moved or removed:
LCU
Old Location
New Location
11th Group
46,34
46,35
39th Chinese Corps
46,34
46,35
94th Chinese Corps 46,34
46,35
4th New Chinese Guer. Corps
52,35
50,34
57th Chinese Guer. Corps
54,34
DELETED
89th Chinese Guer. Corps
54,32
DELETED
30.
Additional supplies added to the Chinese LCUs that start in hex 52,25, since
they do no start within range of a friendly supply source.
31.
No. 101 RAAF Base Force, which starts at Rabaul, has been converted to a RAN
base force (No. 113), which means that it now includes 2 x 6in CD guns.
32.
The arrival date of the 2nd Marine Para Bn changed to 421109 instead of 421108.
33.
The following Allied ships have been added. All of these ships were, in real
life, named after ships that were sunk earlier in the war. These ships were actually
present in the Pacific during the war, but were left out of the official scenario
databases, presumably to avoid confusion due to a clash of names. Alternative names
for these ships are used (names courtesy of Ron Saueracker):
Ship name (CHS) Real life name
Class
Arrival Date
Boon
Preston (DD795)
DD Fletcher 440415
O'Leary
Benham (DD796)
DD Fletcher 440315
McKenna
Cushing (DD797)
DD Fletcher 440715
Mack
Monssen (DD798) DD Fletcher 440415
Caine
Jarvis (DD 799)
DD Fletcher 440815
Percival
Porter (DD800)
DD Fletcher 440815
Watson
Colhoun (DD801)
DD Fletcher 440915
Oswald A. Powers
Gregory (DD802)
DD Fletcher 440915
Groves
Little (DD803)
DD Fletcher 441115
Keith
Barton (DD722)
DD Allen M Sumner
440915
Alfred Wolf
Walke (DD723)
DD Allen M Sumner 440915
Keppler
Laffey (DD724)
DD Allen M Sumner 440915
Holman
O'Brien (DD725)
DD Allen M Sumner 440915
Gaynier
Meredith (DD726)
DD Allen M Sumner 440915
Curtis W. Howard
DeHaven (DD727)
DD Allen M Sumner 440715
John J. Vanburen
Blue (DD744)
DD Allen M Sumner 440715
Paul G. Baker
Strong (DD758)
DD Allen M Sumner 450515
Rogers Blood
McKean (DD784)
DD Gearing
450915
Carpellotti
Chevalier (DD805)
DD Gearing 450622
Francovich
Perkins (DD877)
DD Gearing 450725
Bataan*
Bataan
DD Tribal
450601
Nerka Perch (SS313)
SS Balao
440115
Eel Shark (SS314)
SS Balao 440215
Adder Sealion (SS315)
SS Balao 440315
Sole
Runner (SS476)
SS Tench
450215
* HMAS Bataan retains her name as she is another nationality to the other
"Bataan".
34.
All Japanese CA class ships have had their turret armour ratings reduced to 25.
35.
The USS Midway (CVB-41) has been added to the Allied ship reinforcements,
arriving on 451015.
36.
The arrival date of HMS Vanguard has been put back a month to a more realistic
date of 451101.
37.
Australian DDs Quiberon and Quickmatch are now of Q class instead of Saumarez
Class.
38.
The Flower Class ship class has been reclassified from PG to Subchaser (SC).
39.
The liner President Quezon appears to have been lost pre-war and so has been
deleted.
40.
The Japanese CV classes Soryu, Hiryu and Shokaku have all had the endurance
values for their upgrades increased to match that of the first (initial) class entry.
41.
The Japanese class "Patrol Boat No. 1" has had the endurance value of its
upgrade reduced to match that of its first (initial) class entry.
42.
DMS Long now starts with the correct Dorsey class assignment.
43.
Several ship name errors have been fixed.
44.
The Wickes/Clemson class of US destoyers ("flush deckers") has been split into
separate Wickes and Clemson classes. The only difference between the two classes is
the endurance, which is 3500 and 4100 for the Wickes and Clemson classes
respectively. The following US destroyers are set to one of the classes as follows:
Ship
Class
Chew
Wickes
Crane Wickes
Crosby Wickes
Dent Wickes
Kennison Wickes
Kilty Wickes
Rathburne Wickes
Schley Wickes
Talbot Wickes
Ward Wickes
Waters Wickes
Alden
Clemson
Barker Clemson
Brooks Clemson
Bulmer Clemson
Edsall Clemson
Fox Clemson
Gilmer Clemson
Hatfield Clemson
Humphreys Clemson
John D. Edwards Clemson
John D. Ford Clemson
Kane Clemson
King Clemson
Lawrence Clemson
Litchfield Clemson
Parrott Clemson
Paul Jones Clemson
Peary Clemson
Pillsbury Clemson
Pope Clemson
Sands Clemson
Stewart Clemson
Whipple Clemson
45.
The Allied Bangor/Bathurst class Minesweeper has been split into two separate
classes: Bangor and Bathurst, with the following characteristics:
Bangor:
Class 244
Available: 12/41
Endurance: 2800
Fuel: 160
Upgrade to: 1323
Weapon 1: 3in/20cwt (66), 1 x 1, Fwd, Ammo 18
Weapon 2: 50 Cal MG (75), 4 x 4, Rear, Ammo 18
Weapon 3: Mk VII DC (105), 2 x 1, Centerline, Ammo 3
Weapon 4: Mk VII DC (105), 1 x 1, Rear, Ammo 3
Class 1323
Available: 4/42
Endurance: 2800
Fuel: 160
Upgrade to: (no upgrade)
Weapon 1: 3in/20cwt (66), 1 x 1, Fwd, Ammo 18
Weapon 2: 2pdr Mk VIII (76), 1 x 1, Rear, Ammo 24
Weapon 3: 20mm (73), 1 x 1, Right Side, Ammo 24
Weapon 4: 20mm (73), 1 x 1, Left Side, Ammo 24
Weapon 5: Mk VII DC (105), 2 x 1, Centerline, Ammo 3
Weapon 6: Mk VII DC (105), 1 x 1, Rear, Ammo 3
Bathurst:
Class 314
Available: 12/41
Endurance: 4300
Fuel: 170
Upgrade to: 1329
Weapon 1: 4in/45 QF (61), 1 x 1, Fwd, Ammo 18
Weapon 2: 2pdr Mk VIII (76), 1 x 1, Rear, Ammo 24
Weapon 3: 20mm (73), 2 x 1, Centerline, Ammo 24
Weapon 4: Mk VII DC (105), 4 x 1, Centerline, Ammo 3
Weapon 5: Mk VII DC (105), 1 x 1, Rear, Ammo 3
Class 1329
Available: 1/43
Endurance: 4300
Fuel: 170
Upgrade to: (no upgrade)
Weapon 1: 4in/45 QF (61), 1 x 1, Fwd, Ammo 18
Weapon 2: 40mm (72), 1 x 1, Centerline, 24
Weapon 3: 20mm (73), 2 x 1, Centerline, Ammo 24
Weapon 4: 20mm (73), 1 x 1, Right Side, Ammo 24
Weapon 5: 20mm (73), 1 x 1, Leftline, Ammo 24
Weapon 6: Mk VII DC (105), 4 x 1, Centerline, Ammo 4
Weapon 7: Mk VII DC (105), 1 x 1, Rear, Ammo 4
The Bangor/Bathurst ships have been allocated to the new clasees as follows:
Bangor:
Nation Ship Arrival
British Cromarty 411206
British Cromer 411206
British Poole 411206
British Romney 411206
Canada Bayfield 420226
Canada Bellechasse 411213
Canada Caraquet 420402
Canada Chignecto 411206
Canada Courtney 420321
Canada Guysborough 420422
Canada Miramichi 411206
Canada Outarde 411206
Canada Quatsino 411206
Indian Baluchistan* 420605
Indian Bihar* 421007
Indian Carnatic* 421121
Indian Kathiawar* 420805
Indian Khyber 420505
Indian Konkan 421114
Indian Kumaon* 421005
Indian Orissa 420814
Indian Oudh 420603
Indian Rajputana 420814
Indian Rohilkand 430522
Canada Canso 420603
Canada Igonish 420805
Canada Kelowna 420502
Canada Lockeport 420527
Indian Deccan 440721
Indian Malwa 440921
* Member of updated Bangor class (slot 1323).
Bathurst:
Nation Ship Arrival
Australian Armidale 420611
Australian Ballarat 411206
Australian Benalla 420415
Australian Bendigo 411206
Australian Bowen 420815
Australian Bunbury 411206
Australian Bundaberg 420912
Australian Burnie 411206
Australian Cairns 411206
Australian Castlemaine 420415
Australian Cessnock 420215
Australian Colac 420106
Australian Cootamundra 420615
Australian Cowra 420615
Australian Deloraine 411206
Australian Dubbo 420731
Australian Echuca 420415
Australian Geelong 420515
Australian Gladstone 420815
Australian Glenelg 421116
Australian Goulburn 411206
Australian Gympie 421104
Australian Horsham 420515
Australian Inverell 420917
Australian Ipswitch 411206
Australian Junee 420615
Australian Kalgoorlie 420407
Australian Kapunda 420715
Australian Katoomba 420715
Australian Latrobe 411206
Australian Launceton 420115
Australian Lismore 411216
Australian Lithgow 411206
Australian Maryborough 411206
Australian Mildura 411206
Australian Pirie 421010
Australian Rockhampton 420915
Australian Shepparton 420615
Australian Stawell 420715
Australian Strahan 421015
Australian Tamworth 420808
Australian Toowoomba 411206
Australian Townsville 411219
Australian Wagga 421218
Australian Wallaroo 420815
Australian Warrnambool 411206
Australian Whyalla 411206
Australian Wollongong 411206
Indian Bengal 420814
Indian Bombay 420425
Indian Madras 420519
Indian Punjab 420305
Australian Ararat 430616
Australian Bathurst 411206
Australian Broome 420729
Australian Fremantle 430324
Australian Gawler 420814
Australian Geralton 420406
Australian Kiama 440116
Australian Parkes 440525
Ships in green are new ships added to the scenario.
46.
The Allied "P2 Series AP" class has been split into the "P2 General Series" and
the "P2 Admiral Series", with the following characteristics:
P2 General Series AP:
Class 1528
Available: 6/43
Endurance: 16000
Fuel: 2825
Capacity: 5030
Upgrade to: (no upgrade)
Weapon 1: 5in/38 Mk 12, 2 x 1, Fwd, Ammo 36
Weapon 2: 5in/38 Mk 12, 2 x 1, Rear, Ammo 36
Weapon 3: 40mm Bofors AA, 4 x 2, Right, Ammo 36
Weapon 4: 40mm Bofors AA, 4 x 2, Left, Ammo 36
Weapon 5: 20mm Oerlikon AA, 2 x 1, Forward, Ammo 36
Weapon 6: 20mm Oerlikon AA, 6 x 1, Right, Ammo 36
Weapon 7: 20mm Oerlikon AA, 6 x 1, Left, Ammo 36
Weapon 8: 20mm Oerlikon AA, 2 x 1, Rear, Ammo 36
P2 Admiral Series AP:
Class 1531
Available: 6/43
Endurance: 20000
Fuel: 3940
Capacity: 4620
Upgrade to: (no upgrade)
Weapon 1: 5in/38 Mk 12, 2 x 1, Fwd, Ammo 36
Weapon 2: 5in/38 Mk 12, 2 x 1, Rear, Ammo 36
Weapon 3: 40mm Bofors AA, 4 x 2, Right, Ammo 36
Weapon 4: 40mm Bofors AA, 4 x 2, Left, Ammo 36
Weapon 5: 20mm Oerlikon AA, 2 x 1, Forward, Ammo 36
Weapon 6: 20mm Oerlikon AA, 4 x 1, Right, Ammo 36
Weapon 7: 20mm Oerlikon AA, 4 x 1, Left, Ammo 36
Weapon 8: 20mm Oerlikon AA, 2 x 1, Rear, Ammo 36
The "P2 class AP" ships have been reallocated to the new classes as follows:
Nation Ship Class
Arrival
US Navy
Adm. C. F. Hughes P2 Admiral Series AP
450313
US Navy Adm. E. W. Eberle P2 Admiral Series AP 450124
US Navy Adm. H. T. Mayo P2 Admiral Series AP 450524
US Navy Adm. Hugh Rodman P2 Admiral Series AP 450710
US Navy Adm. R. E. Coontz P2 Admiral Series AP 441121
US Navy Adm. W. L. Capps P2 Admiral Series AP 441123
US Navy Adm. W. S. Benson P2 Admiral Series AP 440823
US Navy Adm. W. S. Sims P2 Admiral Series AP 450927
US Navy Gen A. E. Anderson P2 General Series AP 440807
US Navy Gen H. W. Butner P2 General Series AP 440701
US Navy Gen William Weigel P2 General Series AP 450501
US Navy Gen. George Randall P2 General Series AP 440715
US Navy Gen. John Pope P2 General Series AP 431006
47.
The Allied "Very Large AP" class has been split into the "West Point" class and
the "Wakefield" class, with the following characteristics:
West Point class AP:
Class 1557
Available: 12/41
Endurance: 25000
Fuel: 4830
Capacity: 6760
Upgrade to: 1576
Weapon 1: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Fwd, Ammo 24
Weapon 2: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Rear, Ammo 24
Weapon 3: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Right, Ammo 24
Weapon 4: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Left, Ammo 24
Weapon 5: 3in/50 Mk 10, 2 x 1, Fwd, Ammo 36
Weapon 6: 3in/50 Mk 10, 2 x 1, Rear, Ammo 36
Weapon 7: 0.5in Browning M2 MG, 4 x 1, Right, Ammo 50
Weapon 8: 0.5in Browning M2 MG, 4 x 1, Left, Ammo 50
Class 1576
Available: 12/42
Endurance: 25000
Fuel: 4830
Capacity: 6760
Upgrade to: (no upgrade)
Weapon 1: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Fwd, Ammo 24
Weapon 2: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Rear, Ammo 24
Weapon 3: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Right, Ammo 24
Weapon 4: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Left, Ammo 24
Weapon 5: 3in/50 Mk 10, 2 x 1, Fwd, Ammo 36
Weapon 6: 3in/50 Mk 10, 2 x 1, Rear, Ammo 36
Weapon 7: 40mm Bofors AA, 4 x 2, Right, Ammo 50
Weapon 8: 40mm Bofors AA, 4 x 2, Left, Ammo 50
Wakefield class AP:
Class 1558
Available: 12/41
Endurance: 25000
Fuel: 4775
Capacity: 6670
Upgrade to: 1577
Weapon 1: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Fwd, Ammo 24
Weapon 2: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Rear, Ammo 24
Weapon 3: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Right, Ammo 24
Weapon 4: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Left, Ammo 24
Weapon 5: 3in/50 Mk 10, 2 x 1, Fwd, Ammo 36
Weapon 6: 3in/50 Mk 10, 2 x 1, Rear, Ammo 36
Weapon 7: 0.5in Browning M2 MG, 4 x 1, Right, Ammo 50
Weapon 8: 0.5in Browning M2 MG, 4 x 1, Left, Ammo 50
Class 1577
Available: 12/42
Endurance: 25000
Fuel: 4775
Capacity: 6670
Upgrade to: 1578
Weapon 1: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Fwd, Ammo 24
Weapon 2: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Rear, Ammo 24
Weapon 3: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Right, Ammo 24
Weapon 4: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Left, Ammo 24
Weapon 5: 3in/50 Mk 10, 2 x 1, Fwd, Ammo 36
Weapon 6: 3in/50 Mk 10, 2 x 1, Rear, Ammo 36
Weapon 7: 40mm Bofors AA, 4 x 2, Right, Ammo 50
Weapon 8: 40mm Bofors AA, 4 x 2, Left, Ammo 50
Class 1578
Available: 10/44
Endurance: 25000
Fuel: 4775
Capacity: 6670
Upgrade to: (no upgrade)
Weapon 1: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Rear, Ammo 24
Weapon 2: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Right, Ammo 24
Weapon 3: 5in/25 Mk 10, 1 x 1, Left, Ammo 24
Weapon 4: 40mm Bofors AA, 8 x 4, Right, Ammo 50
Weapon 5: 40mm Bofors AA, 8 x 4, Left, Ammo 50
Weapon 6: 20mm Oerlikon AA, 16 x 1, Right, Ammo 50
Weapon 7: 20mm Oerlikon AA, 16 x 1, Left, Ammo 50
The "Very Large AP" class ships have been reallocated to the new classes as
follows:
Nation Ship Class
Arrival
US Navy
Wakefield Wakefield
411220
US Navy West Point West Point 411220
US Navy Mount Vernon Wakefield 411220
US Navy George Washington Wakefield 430417
48.
A new Allied AP class - the Crater AP - has been created, with the following
characteristics:
Crater AP:
Class 1617
Available: 4/42
Endurance: 14000
Fuel: 1400
Capacity: 3000
Upgrade to: 1617
Weapons: The same as the Crater AK class
The following ships, formerly Crater AK class, are now Crater AP class:
Nation Ship Class Delay
US Navy De Grasse Crater AP 431108
US Navy Kenmore Crater AP 431114
US Navy Livingston Crater AP 431010
US Navy Prince Georges Crater AP 431110
49.
A new Allied AP class - the Liberty USAT - has been created, with the following
characteristics. Note that these are US Army - not US Navy - ships:
Liberty USAT:
Class 1618
Available: 4/42
Endurance: 14000
Fuel: 1400
Capacity: 3750
Upgrade to: 1618
Weapons: The same as the Crater AK class
The following ships, formerly Crater AK class, are now Liberty USAT class:
Nation Ship Class Delay
US Army Carlos Carrillo Liberty USAT
430321
US Army Charles Lummis Liberty USAT 430612
US Army Christopher Greenup Liberty USAT 430427
US Army George W. Julian
Liberty USAT 430627
US Army Henry Bergh
Liberty USAT 430707
US Army Jane Addams
Liberty USAT 421008
US Army Lew Wallace
Liberty USAT 421027
US Army Walter Reed
Liberty USAT 430321
50.
All transport ships have had their capacities reduced further, so that they are
now about 60% of the capacity compared to the official scenarios (in earlier
revisions of CHS they were about 67%). The exceptions are the large US Navys of both
the Japanese and the Allies, which are set at a capacity of 5000, so that they can
still be converted to other ship types.
51.
Abdiel MLs (ship class 490): Wrong facing of 40mm guns fixed to (2xF,2xLS,2xRS)
; Mine load reduced to 2 x 78 instead of 2x156.
52.
HMS Warspite now begins the scenario in Seattle, with a small amount of SYS
damage. HMS Warspite was in Seattle finishing repairs at the start of the Pacific
war, and later sailed to India via Australia in early 1942.
53.
The following duplicate Japanese ships have been deleted:
Koei Maru (Keijo Maru class PG) - slot 781.
Kozan Maru (Keijo Maru class PG) - slot 784.
Mayasan Maru (Small AP class AP) - slot 1651.
Nigitsu Maru (Small AP class AP) - slot 1672.
Santos Maru (Keijo Maru class PG) - slot 800.
Takatsu Maru (Large AK class AK) - slot 2499.
Toyohi Maru (Small AK class AK) - slot 2801.
54.
US submarine USS Bass now starts the war at Panama City.
55.
The following Australian minesweepers have had their names corrected:
Arnidale to Armidale
Freemantle to Fremantle
Launceton to Launceston
56.
The following Allied aircraft have been added:
Value
Lincoln B.1
P-38L Lightning
P-80A Shooting Star
Type
Level Bomber
Fighter
Jet Fighter
Available
6/45
6/44
6/45
Build Rate
30
80
30
Max. Speed
295
440
558
Cruise Speed
205
195
470
Climb Rate
478
4178
4580
Max Altitude
30500
44000
45000
Manuever
3
34
35
Durability
64
40
28
Endurance
1100
695
210
Armour
1
1
1
Max Load
14000
3200
0
Weapons
.50 Browning MG x 2 F
.50 Browning MG x 2 TT
.50 Browning MG x2 R
4000lb GP Bomb x 2 INT
20mm Hispano N Cannon x 1 F
.50 Browning Nose MG x 4 F
1000lb GP Bomb x 2 XT
.50 Browning MG x 6 F
The Avro Lincoln B.1 bomber, based on the Lancaster bomber, was being developed
for use with "Tiger Force" (British heavy bomber force sent to the Pacific to take
part in the invasion of Japan).
57.
The following Allied aircraft have been modified as follows:
B-29 Superfortress:
Build Rate: increased from 75 to 100*
B-24J Liberator:
Build Rate: increased from 70 to 100*
B-17G Fortress:
Build Rate: increased from 5 to 40*
P-38F Lightning:
Build Rate: increased from 1 to 5
First Month/Year: changed from 12/41 to 4/42
P-38G Lightning:
Max Speed: increased from 391 to 400
Climb Rate: increased from 2353 to 2700
P-38J Lightning:
Climb Rate: increased from 3143 to 3500
P-47C Thunderbolt:
Max Load: decreased from 1000 to 500
Endurance: increased from 270 to 300
First Month/Year: changed from 3/43 to 5/43
Build Rate: increased from 20 to 25
P-47D Thunderbolt:
Climb Rate: increased from 2640 to 3120
Endurance: increased from 290 to 432
Build Rate: increased from 85 to 110
P-47N Thunderbolt:
Endurance: increased from 340 to 500
First Month/Year: changed from 10/44 to 12/44
P-51D Mustang:
Build Rate: increased from 50 to 60*
LB-30 Liberator:
Build Rate: decreased from 5 to 1
* These aircraft have had their build rates increased to allow for the filling
out of the new groups and squadrons arriving from the ETO in 1945 (see above).
58.
The Lancaster bomber has been changed to the Mk VII (FE) model, which had .50
Browning MGs instead of .303s in the dorsal and tail turrets, and a longer range. The
Mk VII (FE) was specifically designed for service with "Tiger Force".
59.
US air groups VMF-111 and VMF-221 upgrade paths both set to F4F-4 Wildcat
instead of F4U-1 Corsair, and F2A-3 Buffalo respectively.
60.
The following new bases have been added:
Base
Location
Nationality
Port
Airfield
Other
Muroran
70,37
Japan
5(4)
2(6)
Manpower: 1
HI: 100
Resources: 40
Oil: 5
Astoria
136,41
US Navy
2(2)
3(9)
Wau
55,90
ANZAC
-
1(0)
Tennant Creek
34,95
ANZAC
-
1(5)
Kalgoorlie
14,101
ANZAC
-
1(5)
Picton
59,140
ANZAC
1(1)
1(4)
Gisborne
65,138
ANZAC
1(1)
1(4)
Baguio
44,50
Philippine
-
2(4)
Lucena
45,53
Philippine
1(1)
1(4)
61.
Soviet bases have been revised, with changes to Manpower, Heavy Industry,
Resources and Oil. In addition, some following Soviet bases, along the Manchukuo
border, have had their fort levels increased. This border was heavily fortified by
the Soviet Union before the war.
Details are as follows:
Base
Location
Old Fort Level
New Fort Level
Other
Petropavlovsk
85,32
3
4
Manpower: 1
HI: 0
Resources: 50
Oil: 50
Repair Shipyard: 20
Vladivostok
65,35
3
6
Manpower: 4
HI: 240
Resources: 220
Repair Shipyard: 60
Daily Supply: 10
Daily Resources: 10
Suchan
66,34
3
5
Renamed from Nakhodka
Resources: 50
Iman
67,31
3
5
Renamed from Imam
Sovetskaya Gavan
73,30
3
4
Okha
76,27
3
4
Renamed from Ohka
Manpower: 1
Resources: 100
Oil: 80
Khabarovsk
69,29
3
5
Manpower: 4
HI: 240
Resources: 120
Daily Supply: 10
Daily Resources: 10
Komsomolsk
71,27
3
4
Manpower: 4
HI: 210
Resources: 100
Daily Oil: 300*
Blagovyeschensk
67,25
3
5
Manpower: 1
Kuysyshevka
68,25
3
5
Skovorodino
68,20
3
5
Mogocha
66,18
3
5
Borzya
62,19
3
5
Chita
62,16
3
4
Manpower: 2
HI: 20
Resources: 10
Ulan-Ude
59,13
Manpower: 3
HI: 20
Resources: 10
Irkutsk
Manpower: 5
HI: 250
Resources: 320
Daily Supply: 10
Daily Resources: 10
Yakutsk
75,15
Manpower: 1
Abakan
55,4
Manpower: 1
Krasnoyarsk
59,2
Manpower: 4
HI: 250
Resources: 60
Daily Supply: 3000
Daily Resources: 10
Daily Oil: 300*
* The Soviet Union now receives 600 daily oil: 300 at Krasnoyarsk, and 300 at
Komsomolsk. The latter represents the oil from Okha that was piped to Komsomolsk via
pipeline (not able to be represented). The Japanese also receive 100 Daily Oil at the
base of Shikuka on Sakhalin, to represent the Okha oil concessions that they extraced
up unti 1944. To take into account these changes, the size of the Okha oil field has
been considerably reduced.
Taking into account these Soviet Daily Oil supplies, there is enough oil to
supply about 50% of the Soviet on-map Heavy Industry. The other 50% capacity is
considered to be supplied from, and have its output shipped to, the European Soviet
Union.
62.
Davao (43,61) has been changed from port size(SPS) of 2(2) to 4(2), and
airfield SPS has been increased from 1 to 2. Davao was the most significant port on
Mindanao.
63.
The bases of Sarmi (593) and Aru Island (565) have been swapped in the
database, so that Sarmi is now malarial and Aru Island is not. This results in all
bases in Papua New Guinea being malarial.
64.
The following bases have been renamed:
Seoul (59,36) -> Keijo
Ohka (76,27) -> Okha
Shikka (74,31) -> Shikuka
Nagato (60,41) -> Shimonoseki
Kitakyushu (59,41) -> Fukuoka
Maizuru (62,41) -> Maizuru/Okayama
Kaigan (54,27) -> Kalgan
Luda (58,32) -> Dairen
Lokai (114,73) -> Lanai
Nakhodka (66,34) -> Suchan
Imam (67,31) -> Iman
Lingayen (43,49) -> San Fernando
San Marcelino (43,50) -> Lingayen
