AE Historical Game Project. Cantona2 (allied) vs Fletcher (Jap)

[Fletcher]

FROM: VADM. CHUICHI NAGUMO, KB CINC, ABOARD HIJMS KAGA, WESTERN AUSTRALIAN COAST
TO: ADM. ISOROKU YAMAMOTO, COMBINED FLEET CINC. KURE.
SUBJECT: AIR STRIKE OVER PERTH
DATE: MAY 1ST 1942

AIR STRIKE OVER ENEMY FACILITIES AT PERTH, LIKE PLANNED AFTER ENEMY AIRFIELD HAS BEEN SUPRESSED.

75 A6M2, 123 D3A1 AND 146 B5N2 HAVE TAKE OFF FROM OUR CARRIERS TO STRIKE PERTH AT MORNING. 15 ENEMY FIGHTERS WERE MET ON CAP. 1 A6M2 AND 4 ENEMY FIGHTERS WERE DOWNED IN THE DOGFIGHT (2 KITTYHAWK AND 2 P-40 WERE REPORTED).

DOCKED SHIPS DAMAGED OR SUNK:

- XAK WHANGPU, 1 BOMB HIT
- AMC KANIMBLA, 2 BOMB HITS
- CM KRAKATAU, 1 BOMB HIT
- XAKL SIGLI, 1 BOMB HIT
- PG SOERABAJA, 3 BOMB HIT
- XAK TJIKARANG, 2 BOMB HIT
- XAK WULIN, 1 BOMB HIT

DAMAGES OVER ENEMY FACILITIES:

22 RESOURCE HITS, 2 HEAVY INDUSTRY HITS, 2 PORT, 2 PORT FUEL AND 2 PORT SUPPLY HITS.

MY SHIPS GET RENDEZVOUS WITH OILER GROUP AND WILL COME BACK TO HOME TOMORROW OR THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW AFTER RECON FLIGHTS PHOTOS OVER PERTH WILL BE ANALYSED.

LONG LIVE TO THE EMPEROR !
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LONG LIVE TO THE EMPEROR

[Fletcher]

FROM: VADM. TSUKAHARA. 11ST AIR FLEET CINC. RABAUL.
TO: ADM. ISOROKU YAMAMOTO, COMBINED FLEET CINC. KURE.
SUBJECT: AIR STRIKES OVER ENEMY TARGETS AT NORTHERN AUSTRALIA.
DATE: MAY 1ST, 1942

- Air Strike over Katherine: 25 A6M2, 30 G3M2 and 60 G4M1 take off from Koepang and reported 1 enemy P-40 destroyed on ground, 15 casualties, 10 airbase, 15 airbase supply and 183 runway hits.

- Air Strike over Darwin: 29 Ki-21-IIa reported 1 airbase supply and 10 runway hits.

Tomorrow our aircrafts will storm Broome and Derby.

Long Live to the Emperor !!
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[Fletcher]

FROM: 5TH AIR DIVISION HQ. SAIPAN.
TO: LTGEN HYAKUTAKE, XVII ARMY CINC. TOKYO.
SUBJECT: AIR STRIKE OVER COOKTOWN.
DATE: MAY 1ST, 1942

PROBE AIR STRIKE OVER COOKTOWN WITH AIR ASSETS AT PORT MORESBY. AT MORNING 19 KI-43 ESCORTING 13 KI-48-IIA TAKE OFF FROM BASE TO STORM ENEMY AIRFIELD AT COOKTOWN. 12 P-40 WERE MET ON CAP. 1 KI-43 AND 5 KI-48IIA WERE DOWNED. NO ENEMY LOSSES. 1 AIRBASE, 2 AIRBASE SUPPLY AND 4 RUNWAY HITS WERE REPORTED. OUR RECON CONFIRMS 2 ENEMY GROUND UNITS AT COOKTOWN.

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[Fletcher]

FROM: LT GEN SUGAWARA, 3RD AIR DIVISION CINC, MANDALAY.
TO: GEN. SADOMU SHIMOMURA, SOUTHERN AREA ARMY CINC. MANDALAY.
SUBJECT: AIR WAR OVER BURMA.
DATE: MAY 1ST, 1942

48 IJA LEVEL BOMBERS ESCORTED BY 62 FIGHTERS STRIKE IMPHAL AIRFIELD REPORTING 11 RUNWAY HITS.
A SECOND RAID WITH 16 UNESCORTED KI-21-IIA REPORTED ANOTHER 2 RUNWAY AND 1 AIRBASE HIT.
A THIRD RAID WITH 8 UNESCORTED KI-32 REPORTED ANOTHER RUNWAY HIT.

1 KI-43-IC WAS DOWNED BY ENEMY SWEEP OVER KALEYMO.

A KI-48-IIA DAITAI HAVE BEEN WITHDREW TO SUMATRA TO REST AND TAKE REEMPLACEMENTS. ANOTHER FIGHTER DAITAI WITH KI-27B WILL BE REDEPLOYED FROM REARGUARD TO LASHIO TO COVER OUR GROUND OPS IN THE NORTHERN BURMA.


LONG LIVE TO THE EMPEROR !
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[Fletcher]

AIR FRAMES PRODUCTION
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[Fletcher]

AIRFRAMES PRODUCTION
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[Fletcher]

SOUTH SEAS SIT MAP REPORT
MAY 1ST, 1942

Air Strikes from 25th Air Flotilla (Land Based) and CARDIV4 (Carrier Based)

[Fletcher]

FROM: VADM. INOUYE, 4TH FLEET CINC. TRUK
TO: ADM. ISOROKU YAMAMOTO, COMBINED FLEET CINC. KURE
SUBJECT: ENEMY RAIDERS OFF WAKE ISLAND.
DATE: MAY 2ND, 1942

ENEMY LIGHT CRUISER ESCORTED BY THREE DESTROYER WAS SPOTTED BY LIGH CONVOY AT ANCHOR AT WAKE ISLAND UNLOADING SUPPLIES TO THE GARRISON. OUR SHIPS WAS SURPRISED AND SUNK AT NIGHT TIME. PB KOEI MARU, PB KARIMO MARU AND PB KENSYO MARU WERE SUNK BEFORE THE CARGO SHIPS XAK KOSEI MARU AND XAK TOYOTU MARU.

ENEMY DESTROYER USS ELLET WAS STRUCK BY ONE 8,8CMS HIT.

ENEMY WITHDREW AT FLANK SPEED.

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[Wikingus]

Great AAR, and don't even get me started on the HR. Once I get to that level I'm definitely borrowing some ideas. [:)]

[Fletcher]

FROM: VADM CHUICHI NAGUMO, KB CINC, ABOARD HIJMS KAGA.
TO: ADM. ISOROKU YAMAMOTO, COMBINED FLEET CINC. KURE.
SUBJECT: PERTH AIR STRIKES
DATE: MAY 2ND, 1942

64 A6M2, 144 B5N2 and 121 D3A1 take off from our carriers to strike Perth. 03 enemy Kittyhawk Is were on CAP.

xAK Tjikarang was sunk after two bomb hits.
AMC Kanimbla was struck by 4 bomb hits.

4 casualties, 8 resource hits, 4 heavy industry, 3 port hits, 1 port fuel and 1 port supply hits were reported.

Our Recon floatplanes reported severe damages on enemy port and resource and heavy industry centers.

Tomorrow will head north to home and reload, to be replenished and receive new orders from Combined Fleet HQ.

Long Live to the Emperor !
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[Fletcher]

ORIGINAL: Wikingus

Great AAR, and don't even get me started on the HR. Once I get to that level I'm definitely borrowing some ideas. [:)]

Thank you very much Wikingus, Wellcomed aboard !! Take borrowed any HR that you and your opponent will be agree, of course !!
Best wishes
Ramón

[Fletcher]

FROM: VADM. TSUKAHARA, 11ST AIR FLEET CINC. RABAUL.
TO: ADM. ISOROKU YAMAMOTO, COMBINED FLEET CINC. KURE.
SUBJECT: AIR STRIKES OVER NORTHERN AUSTRALIA.
DATE: MAY 2ND, 1942

58 IJN level bombers escorted by 24 A6M2 strike Broome AF reporting 3 enemy casualties, 5 airbase, 4 airbase supply and 65 runway hits.
22 Ki-21-IIa strike Derby reporting 4 casualties, 1 airbase and 23 runway hits.
Our recon flights confirms severe destruction of enemy facilities at Katherine and Darwin.
Two enemy ships docked on Port Darwin (AM and AVP)
Long Live to the Emperor !!
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[Fletcher]

FROM: LTGEN SUGAWARA, 3RD AIR DIVISION HQ. MANDALAY.
TO: GEN. SADOMU SHIMOMURA, SOUTHERN AREA ARMY CINC. MANDALAY
SUBJECT: AIR WAR OVER BURMA
DATE: MAY 2ND, 1942

IJN 22ND AIR FLOTILLA DETACHMENT AT RANGOON BEGIN AIR OPS FROM OUR AIRFIELDS AROUND RANGOON. IN THE FIRST STRIKE, 27 A6M2 FROM GENZAN KU S-1 LOST CONTACT WITH THE BOMBERS HEADING CHITTAGONG AND RETURNED TO BASE. IJN UNESCORTED G3M2 (X21) WERE AMBUSHED OVER CHITTAGONG BY 28 ENEMY FIGHTERS. IJN LOST 14 G3M2 BOMBERS (?!)

IJAAF 3RD AIR DIVISION LAUNCHED SEVERAL AIR STRIKES OVER ENEMY AIRFIELDS NEAR BURMA BORDER INTO INDIA. 28 KI-43 ESCORTED 37 KI-21 TO STRIKE KOHIMA REPORTING 7 CASUALTIES, 4 AIRBASE, 2 AIRBASE SUPPLIES AND 15 RUNWAY HITS. A SECOND WAVE WITH 10 KI-30 ESCORTED BY 13 KI-43IC STRIKE IMPHAL REPORTING 3 AIRBASE, 1 AIRBASE SUPPLY AND 3 RUNWAY HITS. A THIRD WAVE WITH 11 UNESCORTED KI-21-IIA REPORTED ANOTHER 2 AIRBASE, 1 AIRBASE SUPPLY AND 5 RUNWAY HITS OVER KOHIMA AIRFIELD.

ENEMY STRIKE KALEYMO WITH 11 UNESCORTED B-26 MARAUDERS ATTACKING 11ST INFANTRY REGIMENT.

LONG LIVE TO THE EMPEROR !!
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[Fletcher]

FROM: GEN. SHUNROKU HATA, CHINA EXPEDITIONARY ARMY CINC, NEAR SIAN
TO: GEN. HAJIME SUGIYAMA, IJA GENERAL STAFF CHIEF. IGHQ. TOKYO
SUBJECT: CHINA REPORT
DATE: MAY 2ND, 1942

SEVERAL XAKL HAVE BEEN UNLOADING THEIR WAR SUPPLIES AT HANKOW RIVER DOCKS.

AIR STRIKES OVER CHINESE TARGETS:

- 83 IJA LEVEL BOMBERS ESCORTED BY 9 KI-27B STRIKE 9TH CHINESE CORPS AT SIAN FRONT REPORTING 9 CASUALTIES.
- 20 KI-27 ESCORTING 42 KI-51 STRIKE CHANGTEH AF REPORTING 4 AIRBASE, 1 AIRBASE SUPPLY AND 82 RUNWAY HITS.

OUR ARTY UNITS AT SIAN FRONT REPORTED 63 ENEMY CASUALTIES.

IN THE SOUTH, NANNING HAVE FALLEN IN OUR HANDS !

LONG LIVE TO THE EMPEROR !
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[Fletcher]

[font="Trebuchet MS"]BATTLE OF SANTA CRUZ ISLAND[/font]
BAT REPORT, MAY 2ND, 1942

ADM. OSAMI NAGANO, IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVY GENERAL STAFF CHIEF

Battle of Santa Cruz Island began April 22nd, 1942 when a H6K4 Flying boat reported heavy enemy naval activities at Santa Cruz Island with several enemy Task Forces heading north/north west from Espiritu Santo Islands. I-15 Float Plane reported enemy warships heading north, beaming 300, speed 12 the same day hours later.

SUBRON1 was ordered to sent as many submarines as available to shadow and destroy enemy forces following Combined Fleet war doctrine. At April 22nd, only two submarines were on patrol at Santa Cruz Island (I-15 & I-28, SUBRON1 -SUBDIV3-).

In the mind of this HQ was the posibility of landings at Salomon Islands and orders to 11st air fleet were dispatched at once in order to reinforce the air assets in the area.

April 25th, I-28 float plane reported the sighting of enemy carrier near Utua Island. With 6 submarines in the area our forces were put on top alert and general quarters sounds in all ground, air and navy forces at South Seas... Three days after the first sighted this news only can mean the landings at Santa Cruz Islands to use them like jumping point to assault Salomon Islands. With CARDIV1, CARDIV2, CARDIV3 and CARDIV5 with Mobile Force at Western Australia, the only available carrier was HIJMS HOSHO, docked at Truk after escorted 14th Infantry Division from Manila. With 10 A6M2 and 10 B5N2 on her deck, the old carrier departure with clear orders to provoke allied carrier to fall into the range of 11st Air Fleet land based torpedo bombers from Munda. Orders to transfer 25th Air Flotilla from Port Moresby were dispatched inmediately and 27 L3Y1, 18 Ki-58 and 6 H6K4-L2 began the airlift from Port Moresby to Munda.

Kanoya Ku K-1 was requested from 23rd Air Flotilla to be transfered to South Seas, and this Daitai was transfered from D.E.I. to Port Moresby and then to Munda.

AT Saipan, 6th Ku S-1 with 45 A6M2 was transfered to Truk - Rabaul and finally to Munda to be our escort assets for our twin engine torpedo-bombers. Chitose Ku S-1 had been transfered few days before and launched several sweeps over Ndeni to get air supremacy over Santa Cruz Northern islands (Ndeni mainly).

April 26th, our submarines got the first success with torpedo of XAK AM.Leader damaged by I-7. April 27th xAK Henry S. Grove was sunk for the same boat, and USS SABINE (AO) was sunk by I-173 at April 28th. This day was the first that our chitse Ku S-1 daitai launched the first agressive sweep over Ndeni.

April 29th, I-168 unsuccesfully engaged USS YORKTOWN. Orders to departure for BATDIV1 were inmediately dispatched to VADM INOUYE, 4TH FLEET CINC. HIJMS NAGATO with her cruisers and destroyers receive orders to head south to rendezvous with CarDiv4 and await air supremacy to launch a night surface attack against landing forces.

HIJMS HOSHO was ordered to reach a position about 320 nm northwest of enemy carriers to provoke enemy reaction, if enemy reacted to us our land based G4M1/G3M2 would launch a massive torpedo attack to sent enemy to the bottom. HIJMS NAGATO TG (BatDiv1) would rendezvous after the engagement and will sweep northern Santa Cruz Island to destroy all enemy transports with devils americans onboard.

Our great success come from I-15 when torpedoed and sunk USS HORNET near Vanikoro island. A great troop transport was sunk by I-3 (AP TASKER H. BLISS). The same day the air transfer of 25th air flotilla end and all our plans changed after the sinking of enemy carrier. For sure enemy would flee inmediately unable to cover with LRCAP their landings. Orders were dispatched to HIJMS HOSHO to a fast air strike against enemy ships off Ndeni if they keep anchored there.

The next day, May 1st 1942, CARDIV 4 launched two air strikes coordinated with land based 25th Air Flotilla (now torpedoes armed) assets. Several air strikes sent to bottom 2 enemy troop transports and damages on another three.

IMPERIAL JAPANESE NAVY, 4TH FLEET. ORDER OF BATTLE

CARDIV4

HIJMS HOSHO (CVE) (flag)
CL KASHIMA
DD YUGUMO
DD YUGURE
TB HATO
TB SAGI

BATDIV1

HIJMS NAGATO (BB) (FLAG)
CL TENRYU
CL TATSUTA
CL OI
DD HARUSAME
DD YAMAKAZE
DD UMIKAZE
DD WAKABA

SUBRON1

I-168
I- 23
RO-60
RO-64
I-173
I-174
I-24
I-28
I-7
I-15
I-3
I-22
I-26
I-17
I-17

25th AIR FLOTILLA

Munda
CHITOSE KU K - 1 -24 G4M1-
CHITOSE KU S - 1 -27 A6M2-
KANOYA KU K - 1 -36 G4M1-
6TH KU S -1 - 45 A6M2 -

Vella LaVella
TOKO KU T - 1 DET -3 H6K4-
YOKOHAMA KU T - 1 DET -2 H8K1-

UNITED STATES NAVY - ORDER OF BATTLE -

USS HORNET
USS YORKTOWN

ONE BATTLESHIP (Unknow)

CL HELENA
CL HONOLULU
CL PHOENIX

DD BALCH
DD MUSTIN
DD PILLSBURY
DD PARROTT
DD AYLWIN
DD JARVIS
DD ALLEN
DD WARD
DD DENT
DD DUNLAP
DD HELM
DD TALBOT
DD WALKE
DD GRAYSON
DD KILTY
DD SCHLEY
DD MEREDITH
DD MONSSEN
DD HUGHES
DD HAMMANN
DD BULMER
DD WHIPPLE
DD EDSALL
DD PILLSBURY

DM RAMSAY

SS STURGEON


LOSSES REPORT.-

USA LOST REPORT: (1 Carrier, 1 OIler, 2 troop transport, 3 freighters, 83 aircrafts)

USS HORNET, SUNK

AO SABINE, SUNK

AP TASKER H. BLISS, SUNK
AP HENRY T. ALLEN, SUNK

XAK AMERICAN, SUNK
XAK HENRY S. GROVE, SUNK
XAKL LILOA, SUNK

34 F4F3/4
20 SBD-3
17 SBC-4
11 TBD-1

278 Casualties (23 non-combat squads sunk with the transports)
18 guns and 1 vehicle destroyed.

IJN REPORT:

I-7 damaged (19 system, 3 floating)
I-24 damaged (6 floating)
I-173 damaged (15 system)
I-26 heavily damaged (39 system, 41 flood, 13 engines), in transit to Truk for urgent repairs before departure to Home for complete repairs.

6 A6M2 were downed by enemy in dogfight with enemy fighters over Ndeni.

ENEMY WILL BE THROW OUT FROM HIS DIRTY NEST.

Long Live to the Emperor

[Fletcher]

FROM: VADM. SHIMIZU, 6TH FLEET CINC, KWAJALEIN ISLAND.
TO. ADM. ISOROKU YAMAMOTO, COMBINED FLEET CINC, KURE.
SUBJECT: SUB WAR REPORT
DATE: MAY 3RD, 1942

I28 engaged enemy transport "StMihel" off Vanua Lava. Enemy ship was sunk after 2 shell hit and 2 torpedo hits. Vehicles lost with the sunk ship.

I24 was engaged by enemy destroyer off vanikoro. 5 near misses were reported. Damaged Report: 23 system, 28 flood, 7 engine. Our Boat is returning home for urgent repairs at Truk before be transfered to Yokohama.

ASW Activities

Dutch oceanic boat was hit twice by depth charge attack near Lingga (Java Sea) by Ch-12.
A USN oceanic boat was spotted off Shikuka.
A Perch and a Barracuda Class boats were rported hit at Bismarck Sea for our ASW air assets at Rabaul/Kavieng.

Long Live to the Emperor !
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[Fletcher]

FROM: RADM. RENZO TANAKA, MOBILE FORCE, ABOARD HIJMS HYUGA.
TO. VADM. CHUICHI NAGUMO, KB CINC, ABOARD HIJMS KAGA.
SUBJECT: PERTH BOMBARDMENT
DATE: MAY 3RD, 1942

OUR BATTLEWAGONS HAVE BOMBARDMENT THIS EARLY MORNING PERTH RESPONDING ENEMY FIRE FROM COASTAL BATTERIES. 399 CASUALTIES AND 11 GUN DISABLED (1 DESTROYED) WERE REPORTED. OUR FLOATPLANES FLIGHT AT MORNING TO RECON THE DAMAGES OVER THE ENEMY CITY. AFTER NIGHT TIME (90% MOONLIGHT) BOMBARDMENT MY SHIPS HAVE STEAM AT 20 KNOTS, COURSE 300.

I AM HEADING NORTH TO RENDEZVOUS WITH YOUR CARRIER BATTLE FORCE TO HEAD HOME.

ORDERS FROM IJN GENERAL STAFF CHIEF HAVE INCOME TO BATDIV2 - BATDIV3 COMMANDERS TO RELOAD AND REPLENISHED SHIPS BEFORE BE TRANSFERED TO SOUTH SEAS.

LONG LIVE TO THE EMPEROR !
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[Fletcher]

FROM: VADM CHUICHI NAGUMO, KB CINC, ABOARD HIJMS KAGA
TO: ADM. ISOROKU YAMAMOTO, COMBINED FLEET CINC. KURE
SUBJECT: PERTH
DATE: MAY 3RD, 1942

TO LEAVE A PRESENT TO PERTH POPULATION, I ORDERED TO MOBILE FORCE CINC TO BOMBARDMENT ENEMY GROUND POSITIONS AT PERTH WITH BATTLESHIPS.
FOR MY OWN HAND, I LAUNCHED A LAST STRIKE AGAINST ENEMY FACTORIES TO SOFT ENEMY CAPABILITY TO STRIKE BACK AGAINST D.E.I. FROM THIS BASE.
40 A6M2, 121 D3A1 AND 150 B5N2 TAKE OFF FROM OUR CARRIERS TO SMASH ENEMY INDUSTRIES. 2 KITTYHAWK WERE ON CAP. OUR AIR ASSAULT FORCE REPORTED 83 ENEMY CASUALTIES FROM ENEMY GROUND UNITS, 8 LIGHT INDUSTRY HITS AND ANOTHER 3 PORT HITS.
RECON FLIGHTS FROM MOBILE FORCE FLOAT PLANES REPORTED PERTH PORT IS ABSOLUTELY DESTROYED WITH GREAT NUMBER OF SHIPS SIT ON THE BOTOOM.

I AM RETURNING HOME, FOLLOWING ORDER OF ADM. HASUMI NAGANO TO RELOAD AND REPLENISHMENT MY SHIPS TO GET THEM AVAILABLE FOR THE NEXT NAVAL COMBINED FLEET OPS.

LONG LIVE TO THE EMPEROR !
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[Fletcher]

FROM: LTGEN. SUGAWARA, 3RD AIR DIVISION CINC, MANDALAY
TO: GEN SADOMU SHIMOMURA, SOUTHERN AREA ARMY CINC. MANDALAY
SUBJECT: BURMA AIR WAR
DATE: MAY 3RD, 1942

12 B-26 HAVE RAIDED AT NIGHT TIME MAGWE AIRFIELD. 1 KI-48 AND 1 KI-43IC WERE DESTROYED ON GROUND. SEVERAL HITS (1 AIRBASE, 1 AIRBASE SUPPLY AND 2 RUNWAY) WERE REPORTED BUT NO DAMAGES AT AIRFIELD.

66 KI-43IC ESCORTING 33 KI-21IIA AND 3 KI-30 MET WITH 13 HURRICANES OVER COLMILLA SKIES. 9 KI-21 AND 1 KI-43 WERE DOWNED BY ENEMY FIGHTERS (!!). 2 B-26 WERE DOWNED AT GROUND AND 5 CASUALTIES, 1 AIRBASE, 2 AIRBASE SUPPLY AND 13 RUNWAY HITS REPORTED OVER ENEMY FACILITIES.

A SECOND WAVE AGAINST COLMILLA WITH 28 KI-32 SWEEPING ENEMY SKIES REPORTED 7 ENEMY HURRICANES DOWNED WITHOUT OWN LOSSES.
IN A THIRD WAVE, 15 UNESCORTED KI-21IIA REPORTED 1 B-26 DESTROYED ON GROUND AND 3 AIRBASE SUPPLY AND 9 RUNWAY HITS.

LONG LIVE TO THE EMPEROR !
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[Fletcher]

FROM: VADM. TSUKAHARA, 11ST AIR FLEET CINC. RABAUL.
TO: ADM. ISOROKU YAMAMOTO, COMBINED FLEET CINC. KURE.
SUBJECT: SANTA CRUZ ISLAND STRIKES
DATE: MAY 4TH, 1942

OUR FLYING BOAT RECON FLIGHTS REPORTED NO ENEMY SHIPS WERE ON SANTA CRUZ ISLANDS TODAY. USMC FORCES ARE ALONE AT NDENI AND IT´S TIME TO BEGIN AN AIR CAMPAIGN TO HARRASS THEM AND AVOID THE CONSTRUCTIONS OF ENEMY AIRFIELD NEAR OUR FORWARD BASES AT SALOMON.

AT MORNING A FIRST WAVE WITH 10 A6M2 FROM CHITOSE KU S-1 FLIGHT A SWEEP MISSION OVER NDENI, NO ENEMY C.A.P. WERE SPOTTED.

A SECOND WAVE -STRIKE- TAKE OFF FROM MUNDA WITH 43 G4M1 ESCORTED BY 30 A6M2 FROM KU K S-1 DAITAI. 2ND MARINE DEFENSE BN. WAS BOMBED. TWO RECON FLIGHTS FROM H6K4 AND H8K1 REPORTED ABOUT ENEMY GROUND POSITIONS.

A THIRD WAVE, WITH 6 A6M2 AT SWEEP MISSION REPORTED NO ENEMY CAP OVER NDENI SKIES.

TWO FAST TRANSPORT CONVOYS WITH WAR SUPPLIES UNLOADED AT MUNDA PORT ENOUGH AERIAL BOMBS TO START OUR AIR CAMPAIGN OVER THIS NEW TARGET NEARBY OUR SOUTHERN DEFENSIVE PERIMETER.

SUPPLIES STORAGED AT MUNDA: 23.000 TONS.
AIRCRAFTS AVAILABLE AT MUND: 70 A6M2, 36 G3M2, 45 G4M1 ALL UNDER 25TH AIR FLOTILLA HQ.

LONG LIVE TO THE EMPEROR!
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