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RE: 1941年12月20日

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Bangkok, ruled by our iron fist,
may help with rest
if you avoid like the pest
those ladyboys' feast

Beware soldiers of the Sun! ;)
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RE: 1941年12月20日

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Sleek steel porpoises
Sink like rocks to the bottom
When bird poop blows up
"Rats set fire to Mr. Cooper’s store in Fort Valley. No damage done." Columbus (Ga) Enquirer-Sun, October 2, 1880.
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1941年12月21日

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1941年12月21日

The dauntless sparrow
Returns with many large friends
And drops his guano

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As I suspected, Excellency, the enemy carriers were indeed in the vicinity of Otorishima (Wake Island). Today they bombed my troops and airfield there. My surface ships all escaped unscathed, with my surface group now at Enewetok and a couple sets of merchants fleeing south and southwest. The enemy's timing was eerie: the moment I withdrew 機動部隊(KB) to Truk, the enemy CVs appeared at Wake. If I didn't know better, I'd say the enemy has broken my codes, hahahahahahahahaha! Seriously, he probably just got lucky.

So now the question is: do I divert "KB" from its intended mission, to cover the invasion of Rabaul and Port Moresby, and chase the enemy aircraft carriers? I suppose I need "KB" less in the South Pacific now that the position of the enemy carriers is known, but my adversary has proven willing to commit his surface ships to disrupt invasions, and I would prefer to face them with all my might, not just my surface ships alone. Also, Wake is at least 3 days' sail from Truk, and I'd like to take on new planes and pilots (and finish minor repairs) at Truk. I am inclined to wait a day to give "KB" time to get itself in order, but I am not sure.

Incidentally, my groups on "KB" have successfully "resized to fit carrier," and I am in a position to add aircraft and pilots to them. If I do this, will the aircraft repair (and pilots arrive) while I am at sea?

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1941年12月22日

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1941年12月22日

The seagull lingers
and drops more of his guano
on Bird-Shaped Island
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1941年12月23日

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1941年12月23日

The seagull flies home
while ducks jump off trucks and swim
to the rabid owl
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RE: 1941年12月23日

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Ducks, seagulls, sparrows
Slender silver porpoises
You personify!
 
"Rats set fire to Mr. Cooper’s store in Fort Valley. No damage done." Columbus (Ga) Enquirer-Sun, October 2, 1880.
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1941年12月24日

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1941年12月24日

Rebels on canoes
approach the Crescent-Shaped Isle
and the Rabid Owl
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RE: 1941年12月24日

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Does this AAR come with a decoder ring?
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RE: 1941年12月24日

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Decoder ring, hah!
Try some Magic intercepts.
Japan will be toast.
"Rats set fire to Mr. Cooper’s store in Fort Valley. No damage done." Columbus (Ga) Enquirer-Sun, October 2, 1880.
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RE: 1941年12月24日

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excellent aar [8D]
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RE: 1941”N12ŒŽ23“ú

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1941”N12ŒŽ23“ú

The seagull flies home
while ducks jump off trucks and swim
to the rabid owl
Owls, seagulls and ducks
Belong to the class Aves
They cannot be rabid
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RE: 1941”N12ŒŽ23“ú

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And yet Rabid Owl
sounds very much like Rabaul;
and Larks are there too.
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RE: 1941”N12ŒŽ23“ú

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ORIGINAL: Grotius

And yet Rabid Owl
sounds very much like Rabaul;
and Larks are there too.

I was right: you need a decoder ring to read this AAR.
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RE: 1941”N12ŒŽ23“ú

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I was right: you need a decoder ring to read this AAR.

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RE: 1941”N12ŒŽ23“ú

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One ring to decode,
One ring to find them, and in
the darkness bind them.

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RE: 1941”N12ŒŽ23“ú

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Nothing really binds
With jungle fever barking
Dysentary, man, stinks!
 
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1941年12月25日

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1941年12月25日

You better watch out,
better not cry; better not
pout, telling you why...



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RE: 1941年12月25日

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Japan makes dumb move
Attacks the U, S, of A
Atom bomb will come
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RE: 1941年12月25日

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An airbase at Menado can provide LRCAP for invasions of Ambon and Kendari. If you go for Menado, however, be sure to bring enough troops. It is well garrisoned. A regiment would be good. Or three or four SNLF.

Edited: I should have said Menado instead of Ambon.
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1941年12月26日

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1941年12月26日

Ghosts roam Malaya
snatching sake, rice, and guns
for return to 'Nam.

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Excellency, the laws of physics abruptly shifted over-night, and 200,000 tons of supplies suddenly vanished from Malaya and reappeared in Cam Ranh Bay, in Vietnam. My physicists assure me that this setback is temporary, and that quartermasters in individual bases in Malaya can request return of the missing sake and rice. And bullets.

In other news, our troops landed in Rabaul today, with no sign of enemy air or naval opposition. There is still a garrison of two units there, but they may be only fragments; I suspect the enemy has airlifted much of them out, probably to Port Moresby. We will start loading our invasion force for Moresby within the next few days.
If you go for Menado, however, be sure to bring enough troops. It is well garrisoned. A regiment would be good.
*bows to Cap-san * Thank you for the advice, Cap-san. Manado seems like a logical target, and I have a regiment available for the task. It will jump off in a day or two.
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