(A) Fulkerson vs Jap AI vers 7.0

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This is the third of three separate night air attacks on Georgetown:

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My MTB's meet their demise:

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Rabaul is hit by a Jap air raid. Probably a long range mission:

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And then there was a strike on Singapore:

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Well, at least she laid her mines before she died:

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And then there was a strike on Clark Field:

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And then Rangoon got hit by an aerial strike:

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And then the KB launches a strike on Midway as they cruise by:

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Just judging from the kinds of planes used by the Japs in this raid, I'd say there was at least one carrier type in the waters off Kuching.

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And then the Japs capture Laoag:

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And then there was a ground bombardment at San Fernando:

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And of course, here's the combat report:

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I'm unloading an LCU at Tulagi so that it won't be empty when the Japs get there. Maybe slow them down a bit. Maybe.

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All the Jap ships are far away from Singkawang or they are moving away so I'm going to take this opportunity to fuel up Singkawang
while I have the chance. Who knows when the Japs will be back. Probably in a few days from now. With more transports full of troops.

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I'm loading up the 41st Aust. Bn at Newcastle for transport to Shortlands. If there's enough time to get there before the Japs do. Might
slow them down if they hit some resistance. Maybe.

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Okie dokie........I ended the turn again, watched the movie, etc. Here's the losses for the new day:

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This is only one of about a dozen sub attacks by both sides yesterday. The attacks were of varying degrees of success and there was
lots of shooting and lots of torpedo's flying.

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And there was a Jap air attack on shipping at Rangoon

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And then Iba got hit by a Jap air strike:

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And then Jap Nells softened up Nauru a bit: