1943 Feb 1 thru 3 Progress in SE Pac
India/Burma:
KV sunk off Cocanada.
RO-63 hit 1 SW of Diamond Harbour, surfaces, but not sunk.
The battle for the hex 1 NE of Akyab begins in earnest as 240 medium bombers hit the troops followed by ground bb (bombardment).
SE Pac:
Bombers (up to 96 B-17/24) visit Tahiti to suppress the AF.
Makemyo AF is kept close by 36 American Hudson from nearby Hao.
Two xAKs are sunk at or next to Rangiroa (nice to have better torpedoes [;)]) on 1st.
Landings at Rangoria (6 NE of Tahiti) on 3rd lead to shock attack 180A:1J and base falls. [:)] I had moved down from San Fran the three small CVEs (16 capacity each with fighters now), 2 CLs, 7 DDs and a SC TF with 3 CLs and 4 DDs.
71 B-17/24 hit AF at Aitutki.
NoPac:
6 PTs visit Cold Bay and they cannot hit the two MTBs.
Another group of 6 PTs visit Cold Bay, don't hit the transports, miss the 2 MTB, but sink a DD when facing 2 CL & 4 DDs and have 4 PTs sunk in return.
Notes:
Coast Watchers - 23 ships at Pearl.
San Fran - down to 13 ships repairing from upgrades.
SigInt: none
Psych Ops: BTS "Lite" NY59Giants (A) vs John 3rd (J)
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1943 Feb 4 thru 6 John gets another BANZAI moment and a single posting in his long neglected AAR from it. [:@]
Subs:
RO-60 sunk 2 No of Chirikof; I-153 hit 1 NE of Chirikof
SS Porpoise gets 2 TT hits on TK off Babeldoab, but no sinking sounds. [:(]
Pompon finds new minefield at Akutan (Aleutians)
Heavy damaged RO-63 sunk 3 west of Chittagong
KXIV gets 2 TT hits on xAK 3 west of Victoria Point
RO-33 is hit at Cox's Bazar, but she gets a TT hit into one of two CMs attempting to lay mines. My CM is able to safely disband in the size 1 port.
India/Burma:
The battle for the hex 1 NE of Akyab with daily ground bb (bombardment) continues. LRCAP of 16 Hurricanes, 35 P-38s, 9 P-40k vs 26 Tojo = 6 Tojos shot down for no losses. Medium bombers then come in. John continues to lament how much different the air war is here vs Canoerebel. Both are using the same DBB air data.
2nd Brit ID is attacked by 27 Sally (3 due east of Cox's Bazar)
SE Pac:
Bombers (up to 96 B-17/24) visit Tahiti to suppress the AF.
Makemyo AF is kept close by 36 American Hudson from nearby Hao.
6th - CVs SPOTTED!!! 4 No Aitutaki with 24F, 28B, 3Aux (PBY-5s at Rangoria set at max range of 20 barely see them).
NoPac:
5th -
Recon: Lae has 5 LCUs (7120 trps, 68 guns, 8 AFV). SE corner of New Guinea is mostly lightly defended.
SigInt: two small BFs are headed for Tongatapu in SoPac. I have NO plans to go beyond Cook Islands in SE Pac
Notes:
Coast Watchers - 71 ships at Pearl, 28 at Suva
San Fran - down to 7 ships repairing from upgrades. TFs formed, loaded, and heading for Panama.
Big "E" reaches Cape Town and she will need 60 days in repair shipyard.
Subs:
RO-60 sunk 2 No of Chirikof; I-153 hit 1 NE of Chirikof
SS Porpoise gets 2 TT hits on TK off Babeldoab, but no sinking sounds. [:(]
Pompon finds new minefield at Akutan (Aleutians)
Heavy damaged RO-63 sunk 3 west of Chittagong
KXIV gets 2 TT hits on xAK 3 west of Victoria Point
RO-33 is hit at Cox's Bazar, but she gets a TT hit into one of two CMs attempting to lay mines. My CM is able to safely disband in the size 1 port.
India/Burma:
The battle for the hex 1 NE of Akyab with daily ground bb (bombardment) continues. LRCAP of 16 Hurricanes, 35 P-38s, 9 P-40k vs 26 Tojo = 6 Tojos shot down for no losses. Medium bombers then come in. John continues to lament how much different the air war is here vs Canoerebel. Both are using the same DBB air data.
2nd Brit ID is attacked by 27 Sally (3 due east of Cox's Bazar)
SE Pac:
Bombers (up to 96 B-17/24) visit Tahiti to suppress the AF.
Makemyo AF is kept close by 36 American Hudson from nearby Hao.
6th - CVs SPOTTED!!! 4 No Aitutaki with 24F, 28B, 3Aux (PBY-5s at Rangoria set at max range of 20 barely see them).
NoPac:
5th -
Night Time Surface Combat, near Cold Bay at 174,48, Range 1,000 Yards
Japanese Ships
MTB G-3
MTB G-5
Allied Ships
BB North Carolina
BB Washington, Torpedo hits 2, heavy damage [29-53(42)-1-0]
BC Repulse
DD Fletcher
DD Chevalier
DD O'Bannon
DD Waller
DD Benham
DD Stack
DD Sterett
DD Wilson
DD Lang
Reduced sighting due to 0% moonlight
Maximum visibility in Overcast Conditions and 0% moonlight: 2,000 yards
Range closes to 23,000 yards...
Range closes to 17,000 yards...
Range closes to 11,000 yards...
Range closes to 7,000 yards...
Range closes to 5,000 yards...
Range closes to 3,000 yards...
Range closes to 1,000 yards...
Sekine, Z. gains tactical advantage
MTB G-5 engages BB Washington at 1,000 yards
Sekine, Z. orders Japanese TF to disengage
Range increases to 2,000 yards
MTB G-5 engages DD Wilson at 2,000 yards
DD Benham engages MTB G-5 at 2,000 yards
DD O'Bannon engages MTB G-5 at 2,000 yards
DD Chevalier engages MTB G-5 at 2,000 yards
Task forces break off...
Meanwhile over the skies of Dora Harbour, my P-38Gs still are masters as 12 Zeros are shot down for 2 P-38s. On 6th, another 18 Zeros are shot down for 3 P-38s.Day Time Surface Combat, near Cold Bay at 174,48, Range 17,000 Yards
Japanese Ships
MTB G-3, Shell hits 1
MTB G-5, Shell hits 2, and is sunk
Allied Ships
CL St. Louis
CL Helena
CL Phoenix
DD Helm
DD Ralph Talbot
DD Henley
DD Patterson
DD Jarvis
DD Craven
DD Gridley
DD McCall
DD Maury
CL Dallas
Orders were given to 6 PT Boats Tf, the CL TF, and the 3 BB TF all from Chirokof. Lowest TF numbering was the PT, then the CLs, and the BB TF had the highest. I was in a bad mood the rest of that day. [:@]
Recon: Lae has 5 LCUs (7120 trps, 68 guns, 8 AFV). SE corner of New Guinea is mostly lightly defended.
SigInt: two small BFs are headed for Tongatapu in SoPac. I have NO plans to go beyond Cook Islands in SE Pac
Notes:
Coast Watchers - 71 ships at Pearl, 28 at Suva
San Fran - down to 7 ships repairing from upgrades. TFs formed, loaded, and heading for Panama.
Big "E" reaches Cape Town and she will need 60 days in repair shipyard.
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1943 Feb 7 thru 9 The war is steadily heating up.
Subs:
S-32 cannot get a clean shot off at BB Ise at Dora Harbour.
O23 sinks an xAK 3 No of G'town.
India/Burma:
The battle for the hex 1 NE of Akyab with daily ground bb (bombardment) continues.
2nd Brit ID (3 due east of Cox's Bazar) Sees 30 Tojo sweep and overwhelm the 3 leaky Hurricanes (CAP) from Kalemyo that had range set to 00. The first Tony are seen escorting in Sallys. I lose another 3 on 8th as they continue to leak over (3 hexes). On 9th, I set up LRCAP trap over this hex. Losses are 20J:10A fighters.
SE Pac:
Bombers (up to 96 B-17/24) visit Tahiti to suppress the AF.
Makemyo AF is kept close by 36 American Hudson from nearby Hao.
7th - 6 SSE Aitutaki with 33F, 31B, 5Aux. In response, I sent as many of the 96 B-17/24 to Mangareva in case John detaches BB or CA to hit Tubuai. I move in fighters and DBs. One of the SBD groups is able to upgrade to Avengers and does so (short on SBD-3s, but not Avengers). I create two PT Boat TFs. No more freebies!! [:-]
NoPac:
My PTs miss transports at Cold Bay, but one sinks after discovering a new minefield.
My SC TF is attacked at Chirikof. 45 Vals and Kates are destroyed by CAP as they wonder over WITHOUT any escorts. [:D]
Recon:
SigInt:
Notes:
Coast Watchers - 00 ships at Pearl, 28 at Suva
Panama - First TF from California arrives to go through to Cape Town.
Screen Shot: I need another 10 days to get PPs for an American ID at Cape Town. Then, I can focus most of '43 on Indian IDs I have few able to cross into Burma. The Chinese Corp has 913 AV and is still short of most heavy weapons, but needs the experience here.
Subs:
S-32 cannot get a clean shot off at BB Ise at Dora Harbour.
O23 sinks an xAK 3 No of G'town.
India/Burma:
The battle for the hex 1 NE of Akyab with daily ground bb (bombardment) continues.
First deliberate attack occurs on 7th
Ground combat at 55,44 (near Akyab)
Allied Deliberate attack
Attacking force 40248 troops, 755 guns, 738 vehicles, Assault Value = 1203
Defending force 25910 troops, 234 guns, 105 vehicles, Assault Value = 788
Allied adjusted assault: 967
Japanese adjusted defense: 711
Allied assault odds: 1 to 1
Combat modifiers
Defender: terrain(+), leaders(+), disruption(-), fatigue(-)
experience(-)
Attacker:
Japanese ground losses:
605 casualties reported
Squads: 5 destroyed, 112 disabled
Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled
Guns lost 25 (10 destroyed, 15 disabled)
Allied ground losses:
1088 casualties reported
Squads: 2 destroyed, 92 disabled
Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 9 disabled
Engineers: 1 destroyed, 11 disabled
Guns lost 30 (1 destroyed, 29 disabled)
Vehicles lost 6 (1 destroyed, 5 disabled)
Assaulting units:
40th Infantry Division
7th Australian Division
17th Indian Division
8th Marine Defense Battalion
85th British AT Gun Regiment
III Indian Corps
183rd Field Artillery Battalion
217th Coast AA Regiment
168th Field Artillery Battalion
2/13th Fld RAA Regiment
188th Field Artillery Battalion
2/11th Fld RAA Regiment
2/9th Fld RAA Regiment
1st Indian Heavy AA Regiment
Defending units:
48th Division
Imperial Guards Division
1st RF Gun Battalion
2nd Brit ID (3 due east of Cox's Bazar) Sees 30 Tojo sweep and overwhelm the 3 leaky Hurricanes (CAP) from Kalemyo that had range set to 00. The first Tony are seen escorting in Sallys. I lose another 3 on 8th as they continue to leak over (3 hexes). On 9th, I set up LRCAP trap over this hex. Losses are 20J:10A fighters.
SE Pac:
Bombers (up to 96 B-17/24) visit Tahiti to suppress the AF.
Makemyo AF is kept close by 36 American Hudson from nearby Hao.
7th - 6 SSE Aitutaki with 33F, 31B, 5Aux. In response, I sent as many of the 96 B-17/24 to Mangareva in case John detaches BB or CA to hit Tubuai. I move in fighters and DBs. One of the SBD groups is able to upgrade to Avengers and does so (short on SBD-3s, but not Avengers). I create two PT Boat TFs. No more freebies!! [:-]
NoPac:
My PTs miss transports at Cold Bay, but one sinks after discovering a new minefield.
My SC TF is attacked at Chirikof. 45 Vals and Kates are destroyed by CAP as they wonder over WITHOUT any escorts. [:D]
Recon:
SigInt:
Notes:
Coast Watchers - 00 ships at Pearl, 28 at Suva
Panama - First TF from California arrives to go through to Cape Town.
Screen Shot: I need another 10 days to get PPs for an American ID at Cape Town. Then, I can focus most of '43 on Indian IDs I have few able to cross into Burma. The Chinese Corp has 913 AV and is still short of most heavy weapons, but needs the experience here.
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1943 Feb 10 thru 12
Zigged when I should have seen the zag coming in Burma. [:(]
Fletchers see more action in someplace called Chirikof Island.
Subs:
Hoe sinks xAK off Adak
I-15 is 4 west of Victoria, Canada as my numerous APc head to Prince Rupert. I lose two of the little guys.
I-23 is sunk 4 west of Prince Rupert by ASW TF of 2 DE & 2 SC. One less Glen I-boat!! [:D]
S-30 cannot finish off the damage DD coming back to Cold Bay from Chirikof
India/Burma:
The battle for the hex 1 NE of Akyab with daily ground bb (bombardment) continues.
On 10th, I have my P-38s, P-40s, Hurricanes 2 due east of Cox's Bazar to face his Zeros, Tony, and Sally. I get 11 for no Allied losses. Meanwhile, he sends forward 75 Tojo & 13 Zero to LRCAP ambush my 220 medium bombers 1 NE of Akyab that come in with low escorts. The total bill for day was 64A to 35J. Medium bombers are stood down and replacements taken afterwards.
Cox's Bazar - 6 CL & 9 DDs visit on 11th and stay there during day. John sinks 4 ML & 4 MGB, then bb (small 'bb' means bombardment) the base at end of day. Port is still able to go to 2 (need it to unload my little Cargo TF of xAKLs faster)
Akyab - Looks like a TF of Minelayers here.
Why I'm not doing much against his repeated SC TF attacks? I have the 3 R Class BB and some DD at Diamond Harbour along with 110 DBs and 50 TBs still training to a fine point. Once I let these items off their leash, I expect a big response from John out of Port Blair. Second, I need to build up and get more Aviation Support at Cox's Bazar to be able to get fully loaded B-24s to reach PB. More 'psych ops' readers. [;)]
SE Pac:
Bombers (up to 96 B-17/24) visit Tahiti to suppress the AF.
Makemyo AF is kept close by 36 American A-29 Hudson from nearby Hao.
Fast Transport TF leaves Mangareva with troops for Makatea (4 NE of Tahiti)
NoPac:
[>:] for two days, and then on 12th...
Recon:
SigInt:
2nd Army HQ moving to Armchitka
4th ADU Cd at Magaia (Cook Islands) - possible target in months ahead once I get troops at Port Stanley closer.
23rd Air HQ at Pago Pago
16th ID at Suva
Notes:
Coast Watchers - 5 ships at Pearl, 9 at Suva on 12th
Zigged when I should have seen the zag coming in Burma. [:(]
Fletchers see more action in someplace called Chirikof Island.
Subs:
Hoe sinks xAK off Adak
I-15 is 4 west of Victoria, Canada as my numerous APc head to Prince Rupert. I lose two of the little guys.
I-23 is sunk 4 west of Prince Rupert by ASW TF of 2 DE & 2 SC. One less Glen I-boat!! [:D]
S-30 cannot finish off the damage DD coming back to Cold Bay from Chirikof
India/Burma:
The battle for the hex 1 NE of Akyab with daily ground bb (bombardment) continues.
On 10th, I have my P-38s, P-40s, Hurricanes 2 due east of Cox's Bazar to face his Zeros, Tony, and Sally. I get 11 for no Allied losses. Meanwhile, he sends forward 75 Tojo & 13 Zero to LRCAP ambush my 220 medium bombers 1 NE of Akyab that come in with low escorts. The total bill for day was 64A to 35J. Medium bombers are stood down and replacements taken afterwards.
Cox's Bazar - 6 CL & 9 DDs visit on 11th and stay there during day. John sinks 4 ML & 4 MGB, then bb (small 'bb' means bombardment) the base at end of day. Port is still able to go to 2 (need it to unload my little Cargo TF of xAKLs faster)
Akyab - Looks like a TF of Minelayers here.
Why I'm not doing much against his repeated SC TF attacks? I have the 3 R Class BB and some DD at Diamond Harbour along with 110 DBs and 50 TBs still training to a fine point. Once I let these items off their leash, I expect a big response from John out of Port Blair. Second, I need to build up and get more Aviation Support at Cox's Bazar to be able to get fully loaded B-24s to reach PB. More 'psych ops' readers. [;)]
Ground combat at 56,43 (near Chittagong) 2 due East of Cox's Bazar
Allied Shock attack
Attacking force 26045 troops, 153 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 913
Defending force 7764 troops, 33 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 242
Allied adjusted assault: 540
Japanese adjusted defense: 130
Allied assault odds: 4 to 1
Combat modifiers
Defender: terrain(+), op mode(-), fatigue(-), experience(-)
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(-)
Japanese ground losses:
1874 casualties reported
Squads: 59 destroyed, 73 disabled
Non Combat: 57 destroyed, 24 disabled
Engineers: 2 destroyed, 6 disabled
Guns lost 10 (3 destroyed, 7 disabled)
Units retreated 1
Allied ground losses:
352 casualties reported
Squads: 0 destroyed, 27 disabled
Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
Defeated Japanese Units Retreating! (SW into hex that 2nd Brit ID has moved 14 of 46 miles)
Assaulting units:
3rd New Chinese Corps
Defending units:
65th Brigade
SE Pac:
Bombers (up to 96 B-17/24) visit Tahiti to suppress the AF.
Makemyo AF is kept close by 36 American A-29 Hudson from nearby Hao.
Fast Transport TF leaves Mangareva with troops for Makatea (4 NE of Tahiti)
NoPac:
[>:] for two days, and then on 12th...
Night Time Surface Combat, near Chirikof Island at 179,46, Range 7,000 Yards
Japanese Ships
BB Owari, Shell hits 1
BB Ise, Shell hits 1
CL Kinugasa
CL Furutaka, Shell hits 2
CL Kako
DD Nowaki
DD Michishio, Shell hits 5, on fire
DD Samidare, Shell hits 4, heavy fires
DD Kisaragi
Allied Ships - first four are Fletcher Class
DD Fletcher, Shell hits 1
DD Chevalier
DD O'Bannon
DD Waller
DD Benham
DD Stack
DD Sterett
DD Wilson
DD Lang, Shell hits 3, heavy fires
Maximum visibility in Overcast Conditions and 53% moonlight: 8,000 yards
Range closes to 23,000 yards...
Range closes to 17,000 yards...
Range closes to 11,000 yards...
Range closes to 7,000 yards...
CONTACT: Allies radar detects Japanese task force at 7,000 yards
Allies open fire on surprised Japanese ships at 7,000 yards
DD Lang launches Torpedoes at BB Owari at 7,000 yards
DD Wilson launches Torpedoes at BB Owari at 7,000 yards
DD Wilson launches Torpedoes at CL Kako at 7,000 yards
DD Lang launches Torpedoes at CL Furutaka at 7,000 yards
DD Wilson fires at CL Kinugasa at 7,000 yards
DD Waller launches Torpedoes at DD Kisaragi at 7,000 yards
DD Waller fires at DD Samidare at 7,000 yards
DD Chevalier launches Torpedoes at DD Michishio at 7,000 yards
DD Fletcher launches Torpedoes at DD Nowaki at 7,000 yards
Range closes to 3,000 yards
DD Samidare engages DD Lang at 3,000 yards
DD Wilson engages DD Kisaragi at 3,000 yards
CL Kako engages DD Lang at 3,000 yards
DD Samidare engages DD Benham at 3,000 yards
DD Waller engages DD Kisaragi at 3,000 yards
DD O'Bannon engages DD Michishio at 3,000 yards
DD Nowaki engages DD Chevalier at 3,000 yards
DD Fletcher engages DD Samidare at 3,000 yards
Range increases to 5,000 yards
BB Ise engages DD Lang at 5,000 yards
DD Wilson engages DD Michishio at 5,000 yards
CL Kako engages DD Lang at 5,000 yards
DD Stack engages DD Michishio at 5,000 yards
DD Michishio engages DD Benham at 5,000 yards
DD O'Bannon engages DD Kisaragi at 5,000 yards
DD Samidare engages DD O'Bannon at 5,000 yards
DD Michishio engages DD Lang at 5,000 yards
DD Michishio engages DD Fletcher at 5,000 yards
Range increases to 6,000 yards
BB Ise engages DD Lang at 6,000 yards
BB Owari engages DD Stack at 6,000 yards
CL Kako engages DD Waller at 6,000 yards
DD Stack engages DD Samidare at 6,000 yards
CL Kinugasa engages DD Benham at 6,000 yards
DD Waller engages DD Samidare at 6,000 yards
DD Michishio engages DD O'Bannon at 6,000 yards
DD Michishio engages DD Chevalier at 6,000 yards
DD Samidare engages DD Fletcher at 6,000 yards
Range increases to 9,000 yards
DD Stack engages BB Ise at 9,000 yards
BB Owari engages DD Lang at 9,000 yards
CL Kako engages DD Waller at 9,000 yards
DD Lang engages CL Furutaka at 9,000 yards
DD Benham engages DD Michishio at 9,000 yards
DD Lang engages DD Kisaragi at 9,000 yards
DD Samidare engages DD O'Bannon at 9,000 yards
DD Michishio engages DD Chevalier at 9,000 yards
DD Nowaki engages DD Lang at 9,000 yards
Task forces break off...
First react is he is short on DDs. Afterwards, I'm glad my Fletchers survived. These are the earliest group of them and now have night experience up to high 50s after coming in with low 40s in night many months ago.
Night Time Surface Combat, near Chirikof Island at 179,46, Range 8,000 Yards
Japanese Ships
BB Owari, Shell hits 2
BB Ise, Shell hits 6
CL Kinugasa
CL Furutaka, Shell hits 3
CL Kako, Shell hits 1
DD Nowaki, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
Allied Ships
DD Helm, Shell hits 9, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
DD Ralph Talbot, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
DD Henley, Shell hits 1
DD Patterson, Shell hits 3
DD Jarvis, Shell hits 2, on fire
Maximum visibility in Overcast Conditions and 53% moonlight: 8,000 yards
Range closes to 23,000 yards...
Range closes to 17,000 yards...
Range closes to 11,000 yards...
CONTACT: Allies radar detects Japanese task force at 11,000 yards
Range closes to 8,000 yards...
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 8,000 yards
CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 8,000 yards
DD Patterson engages DD Nowaki at 8,000 yards
DD Patterson engages CL Kako at 8,000 yards
DD Jarvis engages CL Furutaka at 8,000 yards
DD Jarvis engages CL Kinugasa at 8,000 yards
DD Nowaki engages DD Jarvis at 8,000 yards
Range closes to 4,000 yards
BB Ise engages DD Patterson at 4,000 yards
DD Patterson engages DD Nowaki at 4,000 yards
CL Kako engages DD Patterson at 4,000 yards
Magazine explodes on DD Ralph Talbot
DD Ralph Talbot sunk by DD Nowaki at 4,000 yards
DD Nowaki sunk by DD Jarvis at 4,000 yards
CL Kako engages DD Henley at 4,000 yards
DD Jarvis engages CL Furutaka at 4,000 yards
Range closes to 2,000 yards
BB Ise engages DD Patterson at 2,000 yards
DD Patterson engages BB Ise at 2,000 yards
CL Kako engages DD Henley at 2,000 yards
CL Furutaka engages DD Patterson at 2,000 yards
CL Kinugasa engages DD Patterson at 2,000 yards
Range increases to 3,000 yards
BB Ise engages DD Jarvis at 3,000 yards
BB Owari engages DD Jarvis at 3,000 yards
CL Kako engages DD Jarvis at 3,000 yards
BB Owari engages DD Helm at 3,000 yards
CL Kinugasa engages DD Helm at 3,000 yards
Range increases to 5,000 yards
BB Owari engages DD Jarvis at 5,000 yards
BB Owari engages DD Helm at 5,000 yards
DD Henley engages BB Ise at 5,000 yards
DD Jarvis engages CL Furutaka at 5,000 yards
CL Kinugasa engages DD Helm at 5,000 yards
Range increases to 7,000 yards
DD Helm sunk by BB Ise at 7,000 yards
CL Kinugasa engages DD Patterson at 7,000 yards
Range closes to 6,000 yards
BB Owari engages DD Jarvis at 6,000 yards
BB Owari engages DD Patterson at 6,000 yards
CL Kako engages DD Henley at 6,000 yards
CL Kinugasa engages DD Jarvis at 6,000 yards
Range increases to 9,000 yards
BB Owari engages DD Jarvis at 9,000 yards
BB Owari engages DD Patterson at 9,000 yards
BB Owari engages DD Henley at 9,000 yards
DD Jarvis engages CL Kinugasa at 9,000 yards
Task forces break off...
I lose two to one, but now the big boys have no DD protection and my PT Boats have yet to get involved.
Night Time Surface Combat, near Chirikof Island at 179,46, Range 6,000 Yards
Japanese Ships
BB Owari
BB Ise
CL Kinugasa
CL Furutaka
CL Kako
Allied Ships
PT-118, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
PT-120
PT-128, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
PT-142
PT-143
PT-144
PT-145, Shell hits 4, and is sunk
PT-146, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
Maximum visibility in Overcast Conditions and 53% moonlight: 8,000 yards
Range closes to 8,000 yards...
CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 8,000 yards
Range closes to 6,000 yards...
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 6,000 yards
Marumo, Kunimori crosses the 'T'
BB Ise engages PT-118 at 6,000 yards
PT-144 engages BB Ise at 6,000 yards
CL Furutaka engages PT-118 at 6,000 yards
Range closes to 4,000 yards
CL Kako engages PT-118 at 4,000 yards
CL Furutaka engages PT-118 at 4,000 yards
CL Kinugasa engages PT-142 at 4,000 yards
CL Furutaka engages PT-128 at 4,000 yards
CL Furutaka engages PT-120 at 4,000 yards
Range closes to 2,000 yards
PT-145 engages BB Owari at 2,000 yards
CL Kako engages PT-118 at 2,000 yards
CL Kinugasa engages PT-142 at 2,000 yards
CL Kako engages PT-128 at 2,000 yards
PT-145 engages CL Kako at 2,000 yards
CL Kako engages PT-118 at 2,000 yards
CL Kako engages PT-142 at 2,000 yards
PT-128 sunk by CL Kinugasa at 2,000 yards
CL Kako engages PT-120 at 2,000 yards
CL Furutaka engages PT-146 at 2,000 yards
CL Furutaka engages PT-145 at 2,000 yards
CL Kinugasa engages PT-142 at 2,000 yards
BB Ise engages PT-118 at 2,000 yards
PT-146 engages CL Kako at 2,000 yards
BB Owari engages PT-145 at 2,000 yards
CL Furutaka engages PT-144 at 2,000 yards
CL Furutaka engages PT-143 at 2,000 yards
PT-145 sunk by CL Kinugasa at 2,000 yards
Marumo, Kunimori orders Japanese TF to disengage
BB Ise engages PT-144 at 2,000 yards
PT-143 engages CL Kako at 2,000 yards
CL Kako engages PT-142 at 2,000 yards
CL Kinugasa engages PT-146 at 2,000 yards
PT-118 sunk by CL Furutaka at 2,000 yards
Range increases to 4,000 yards
BB Ise engages PT-143 at 4,000 yards
PT-146 sunk by CL Kinugasa at 4,000 yards
Range increases to 6,000 yards
PT-144 engages CL Kinugasa at 6,000 yards
Range increases to 9,000 yards
CL Kako engages PT-144 at 9,000 yards
Range increases to 11,000 yards
CL Furutaka engages PT-144 at 11,000 yards
Range increases to 12,000 yards
Range closes to 9,000 yards
BB Ise engages PT-144 at 9,000 yards
Range increases to 10,000 yards
Range closes to 8,000 yards
CL Kako engages PT-120 at 8,000 yards
Range increases to 10,000 yards
BB Ise engages PT-143 at 10,000 yards
CL Furutaka engages PT-120 at 10,000 yards
Range closes to 8,000 yards
CL Kako engages PT-144 at 8,000 yards
Range increases to 10,000 yards
CL Furutaka engages PT-144 at 10,000 yards
CL Kako engages PT-143 at 10,000 yards
Range closes to 9,000 yards
CL Kako engages PT-142 at 9,000 yards
Task forces break off...
Damn!! [:@]
Recon:
SigInt:
2nd Army HQ moving to Armchitka
4th ADU Cd at Magaia (Cook Islands) - possible target in months ahead once I get troops at Port Stanley closer.
23rd Air HQ at Pago Pago
16th ID at Suva
Notes:
Coast Watchers - 5 ships at Pearl, 9 at Suva on 12th
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What kind of battleship is that?
I love these kind of battles, but the weather was a little too nice for PT boats.
I love these kind of battles, but the weather was a little too nice for PT boats.
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RE: Psych Ops: BTS "Lite" NY59Giants (A) vs John 3rd (J)
BB Owari is unique to BTS Lite. Rather than build the hugely expensive Yamato Class BBs, The 'Lite' gets two BBs with 16" guns at start and Japan can built two more
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OMG, look at the AA suite![:)]
The float plane capacity!
Oh my!
The float plane capacity!
Oh my!
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RE: Psych Ops: BTS "Lite" NY59Giants (A) vs John 3rd (J)
1943 Feb 13 and 14
CV TFs arrive at Panama while CV Victorious arrives there as reinforcement
Subs:
I-177 is 1 East of Chirikof as 4 SC are unable to get a hit
India/Burma:
The battle for the hex 1 NE of Akyab with daily ground bb (bombardment) continues.
SE Pac:
Bombers (up to 48 B-17) visit Tahiti to suppress the AF.
Makemyo AF is kept close by 36 American A-29 Hudson from nearby Hao.
Fast Transport TF with troops for Makatea (4 NE of Tahiti) should land on 15th
NoPac:
Transports with troops and supplies between Prince Rupert and Seward
Recon:
SigInt:
72 JAAF BF to Attu
24 Spec BF at Buin
CVE Asama Maru at Perth
Notes:
Coast Watchers - 5 ships at Pearl, 00 at Suva, 00 at Rabaul
CV TFs arrive at Panama while CV Victorious arrives there as reinforcement
Subs:
I-177 is 1 East of Chirikof as 4 SC are unable to get a hit
India/Burma:
The battle for the hex 1 NE of Akyab with daily ground bb (bombardment) continues.
Akyab - 50 P-40K and 75 P-38s sweep the empty skiesGround combat at 55,44 (near Akyab)
Allied Deliberate attack
Attacking force 39772 troops, 755 guns, 737 vehicles, Assault Value = 1140
Defending force 25331 troops, 227 guns, 105 vehicles, Assault Value = 738
Allied adjusted assault: 554
Japanese adjusted defense: 1641
Allied assault odds: 1 to 2
Combat modifiers
Defender: terrain(+), leaders(+), fatigue(-), experience(-)
supply(-)
Attacker:
Japanese ground losses:
1213 casualties reported
Squads: 1 destroyed, 113 disabled
Non Combat: 13 destroyed, 12 disabled
Engineers: 1 destroyed, 9 disabled
Guns lost 24 (10 destroyed, 14 disabled)
Vehicles lost 7 (5 destroyed, 2 disabled)
Allied ground losses:
926 casualties reported
Squads: 13 destroyed, 198 disabled
Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 24 disabled
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 16 disabled
Assaulting units:
40th Infantry Division (down to 163 AV and will head for R&R along with upgrade at Chittagong)
7th Australian Division
17th Indian Division
85th British AT Gun Regiment
217th Coast AA Regiment
183rd Field Artillery Battalion
168th Field Artillery Battalion
8th Marine Defense Battalion
III Indian Corps
2/9th Fld RAA Regiment
2/13th Fld RAA Regiment
188th Field Artillery Battalion
2/11th Fld RAA Regiment
1st Indian Heavy AA Regiment
Defending units:
48th Division
Imperial Guards Division
1st RF Gun Battalion (destroyed on 14th)
SE Pac:
Bombers (up to 48 B-17) visit Tahiti to suppress the AF.
Makemyo AF is kept close by 36 American A-29 Hudson from nearby Hao.
Fast Transport TF with troops for Makatea (4 NE of Tahiti) should land on 15th
NoPac:
Transports with troops and supplies between Prince Rupert and Seward
Recon:
SigInt:
72 JAAF BF to Attu
24 Spec BF at Buin
CVE Asama Maru at Perth
Notes:
Coast Watchers - 5 ships at Pearl, 00 at Suva, 00 at Rabaul
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RE: Psych Ops: BTS "Lite" NY59Giants (A) vs John 3rd (J)
Why no upgrade to the BB Owari? Is it just off screen or will it not receive more AA throughout the war?
RE: Psych Ops: BTS "Lite" NY59Giants (A) vs John 3rd (J)
There are 4 upgrades to the BB Owari class, the picture just cuts it off.
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It is really neat where you are fighting. Long, long way away from Japan![:)]
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RE: Psych Ops: BTS "Lite" NY59Giants (A) vs John 3rd (J)
Yes and I 'think' John is getting frustrated over lack of major action like he is seeing vs Canoerebel. He is doing at least twice as many turns there than with ours. We have No Pac, SE Pac, and Burma. Very little else that he can see.
Meanwhile, I have 12 TFs off map from California headed for Panama (slowest will arrive in 8 days), 4 TFs at Panama, and 19 TFs headed for Cape Town that have left Panama already.
Meanwhile, I have 12 TFs off map from California headed for Panama (slowest will arrive in 8 days), 4 TFs at Panama, and 19 TFs headed for Cape Town that have left Panama already.
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RE: Psych Ops: BTS "Lite" NY59Giants (A) vs John 3rd (J)
1943 Feb 15 and 16 Boring [>:]
Subs:
India/Burma:
The battle for the hex 1 NE of Akyab with daily ground bb (bombardment) continues. 250 LBs hit troops on 15th, but weather grounds them on 16th.
SE Pac:
25 P-38s sweep Tahiti daily while B-17s rest.
Makemyo AF is kept close by 36 American A-29 Hudson from nearby Hao.
Makatea (4 NE of Tahiti) captured on 15th
NoPac:
Amphib TFs unloading at Seward
Recon:
SigInt:
Heavy Volume at 183,73 (36 hexes west of San Fran) - 2 TFs of 2 YMS each sent out as 'pickets' to see if they get spotted.
Notes:
Coast Watchers - ?? ships at Pearl, 00 at Suva, 00 at Rabaul
Cox's Bazar - AF goes to 4 while the Port is at 2.
Subs:
Submarine attack near Bella Bella at 203,47
Japanese Ships
SS I-24, hits 22, and is sunk
Allied Ships
DE Whipple
SC PC-582
DE Stewart
SC PC-596
Second I-boat sunk by this ASW TF within the last week!! [&o]
India/Burma:
The battle for the hex 1 NE of Akyab with daily ground bb (bombardment) continues. 250 LBs hit troops on 15th, but weather grounds them on 16th.
SE Pac:
25 P-38s sweep Tahiti daily while B-17s rest.
Makemyo AF is kept close by 36 American A-29 Hudson from nearby Hao.
Makatea (4 NE of Tahiti) captured on 15th
Ground combat at Makatea (175,175)
Allied Shock attack
Attacking force 2163 troops, 0 guns, 6 vehicles, Assault Value = 86
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
Allied adjusted assault: 99
Japanese adjusted defense: 1
Allied assault odds: 99 to 1 (fort level 0)
Allied forces CAPTURE Makatea !!!
Combat modifiers
Attacker: shock(+)
Assaulting units:
3rd USMC Parachute Battalion
3rd Pioneer Battalion
1st Pioneer Battalion
3rd Base Maint Engineer Battalion
NoPac:
Amphib TFs unloading at Seward
Recon:
SigInt:
Heavy Volume at 183,73 (36 hexes west of San Fran) - 2 TFs of 2 YMS each sent out as 'pickets' to see if they get spotted.
Notes:
Coast Watchers - ?? ships at Pearl, 00 at Suva, 00 at Rabaul
Cox's Bazar - AF goes to 4 while the Port is at 2.
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RE: Psych Ops: BTS "Lite" NY59Giants (A) vs John 3rd (J)
1943 Feb 17 and 18
Subs:
KVIII is hit at Ramree Island by his Bombardment TF headed for Cox's Bazar
India/Burma:
The battle for the hex 1 NE of Akyab with daily ground bb (bombardment) continues. 250 LBs hit troops on both days.
SE Pac:
25 P-38s sweep Tahiti daily while B-17s rest.
Makemyo AF is kept close by 36 American A-29 Hudson from nearby Hao.
Makatea (4 NE of Tahiti) - 2 SeaBees in route to expand base
NoPac:
Amphib TFs reloading at Seward for Tugidak (3 SW of Kodiak to get me another base close to spring invasion sites)
Recon:
Both Raiatea and Bora Bora (NW of Tahiti) are empty - quick grabs coming soon.
SigInt:
2nd Area Army HQ at Suva
8th Area Army HQ at Umnak
Notes:
Coast Watchers - 11 ships at Pearl, 41 at Suva, 00 at Rabaul
Things in our game will be quiet for another month until everything needed arrives at Cape Town.
Subs:
KVIII is hit at Ramree Island by his Bombardment TF headed for Cox's Bazar
India/Burma:
The battle for the hex 1 NE of Akyab with daily ground bb (bombardment) continues. 250 LBs hit troops on both days.
Night Naval bombardment of Cox's Bazar at 54,43
Allied aircraft
no flights
Allied aircraft losses
P-40K Warhawk: 23 damaged
Lysander II: 1 damaged
Hurricane IIc Trop: 17 damaged
Hurricane IIc Trop: 3 destroyed on ground
Japanese Ships
CL Yubari
CL Kitakami
CL Kumano
CL Suzuya
CL Mikuma
CL Mogami
Allied ground losses:
83 casualties reported
Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 12 disabled
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
Guns lost 3 (1 destroyed, 2 disabled)
Vehicles lost 10 (3 destroyed, 7 disabled)
Airbase hits 10
Airbase supply hits 3
Runway hits 24
Port hits 2
Port fuel hits 1
Base damage is 2-2-0, so not bad. I've allowed John free ran here for some time as its more annoying than anything for now.
SE Pac:
25 P-38s sweep Tahiti daily while B-17s rest.
Makemyo AF is kept close by 36 American A-29 Hudson from nearby Hao.
Makatea (4 NE of Tahiti) - 2 SeaBees in route to expand base
NoPac:
Amphib TFs reloading at Seward for Tugidak (3 SW of Kodiak to get me another base close to spring invasion sites)
Recon:
Both Raiatea and Bora Bora (NW of Tahiti) are empty - quick grabs coming soon.
SigInt:
2nd Area Army HQ at Suva
8th Area Army HQ at Umnak
Notes:
Coast Watchers - 11 ships at Pearl, 41 at Suva, 00 at Rabaul
Things in our game will be quiet for another month until everything needed arrives at Cape Town.
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RE: Psych Ops: BTS "Lite" NY59Giants (A) vs John 3rd (J)
Relative carrier (CV/CVL/CVE) strength at this point and through most of 1943 in BTS Lite.
JAPAN:
Amagi - 78
Akagi - 78
Zuikaku - 72
Shokaku - 72
Soryu - 69
Hiryu - 69
Ryukaku - 33
Zuiho - 31
Shoho - 31
Kushiro - 30
Tokachi - 30 = 572 planes
CVEs: Taiyo - 27, Hosho - 18, Ibuki - 18 = 63
1942:
Nisshan - 31
Junyo - 57
Hiyo - 57
Ryuho - 31
Kaimon - 72
Aso - 36 = 856 planes
1943:
Taikaku (Feb) - 72
Shinryu (Apr) - 36
Renkaku (Sept) - 78
Unryu (Nov) - 36 = 1078 planes
** I expect these to all to be available right now **
CVE Shinyo (Dec) - 33
1944:
Taiho (July) - 78
Katsuragi (Nov) - 78 = 1234 planes
** I'm figuring on these two to be completed or near completion **
1945:
Kurama (Jan) - 36
Kasigi (Jan) - 78 = 1348 planes
ALLIES: I'm not including those sunk or the 3 small CVEs I have in SE Pacific
Saratoga - 90
Lexington - 90
Yorktown - 90
Enterprise - 90
Hornet - 90
Wasp -90
Jacksonville - 30
King's Mtn - 36
Victorious - 33
CVEs (3 x 31) - 93
CVEs (6 x 28) - 168 = 900 planes
1943: The year the Allies gain parity and then gain superiority
March:
Varennes - 33
Independence -33 = 966 planes
April:
Barnes - 28
Crown Point - 90 = 1018 planes
May:
Essex - 90
Santee - 31
Chateau Thierry - 33 = 1172 planes
June:
Anzio - 27
Corregidor - 27
Breton - 28 = 1254 planes
** Parity achieved ** But may be two more months before they reach Death Star in greater Australia via Cape Town
July:
Princeton -33
Belleau Wood - 33 = 1320 planes
August:
Casablanca - 27
Natoma Bay - 27 = 1374 planes
Sept:
Cowpens - 33
Bunker Hill - 90
Monterey - 33 = 1530 planes
Oct:
Intrepid - 90
Liscome Bay - 27
Battler - 24 = 1671 planes
Note: So by late summer, I should be able to stand toe-to-toe with all of KB. This posting will also give my readers an idea of how BTS Lite differs in Japanese carrier production vs stock and other mods.
ENJOY!! [:)]
JAPAN:
Amagi - 78
Akagi - 78
Zuikaku - 72
Shokaku - 72
Soryu - 69
Hiryu - 69
Ryukaku - 33
Zuiho - 31
Shoho - 31
Kushiro - 30
Tokachi - 30 = 572 planes
CVEs: Taiyo - 27, Hosho - 18, Ibuki - 18 = 63
1942:
Nisshan - 31
Junyo - 57
Hiyo - 57
Ryuho - 31
Kaimon - 72
Aso - 36 = 856 planes
1943:
Taikaku (Feb) - 72
Shinryu (Apr) - 36
Renkaku (Sept) - 78
Unryu (Nov) - 36 = 1078 planes
** I expect these to all to be available right now **
CVE Shinyo (Dec) - 33
1944:
Taiho (July) - 78
Katsuragi (Nov) - 78 = 1234 planes
** I'm figuring on these two to be completed or near completion **
1945:
Kurama (Jan) - 36
Kasigi (Jan) - 78 = 1348 planes
ALLIES: I'm not including those sunk or the 3 small CVEs I have in SE Pacific
Saratoga - 90
Lexington - 90
Yorktown - 90
Enterprise - 90
Hornet - 90
Wasp -90
Jacksonville - 30
King's Mtn - 36
Victorious - 33
CVEs (3 x 31) - 93
CVEs (6 x 28) - 168 = 900 planes
1943: The year the Allies gain parity and then gain superiority
March:
Varennes - 33
Independence -33 = 966 planes
April:
Barnes - 28
Crown Point - 90 = 1018 planes
May:
Essex - 90
Santee - 31
Chateau Thierry - 33 = 1172 planes
June:
Anzio - 27
Corregidor - 27
Breton - 28 = 1254 planes
** Parity achieved ** But may be two more months before they reach Death Star in greater Australia via Cape Town
July:
Princeton -33
Belleau Wood - 33 = 1320 planes
August:
Casablanca - 27
Natoma Bay - 27 = 1374 planes
Sept:
Cowpens - 33
Bunker Hill - 90
Monterey - 33 = 1530 planes
Oct:
Intrepid - 90
Liscome Bay - 27
Battler - 24 = 1671 planes
Note: So by late summer, I should be able to stand toe-to-toe with all of KB. This posting will also give my readers an idea of how BTS Lite differs in Japanese carrier production vs stock and other mods.
ENJOY!! [:)]
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RE: Psych Ops: BTS "Lite" NY59Giants (A) vs John 3rd (J)
Its been a quiet few weeks as we are now up to 3 March 43. Not any more as John's "addiction" to sinking things gets the best of him... [:D]
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RE: Psych Ops: BTS "Lite" NY59Giants (A) vs John 3rd (J)
1943 March 5
KB (152F, 202B, 41 Aux) moved west to 185,63 (21 SE of Dutch Harbor) - was the element of surprise gone so John decided NOT to attack Prince Rupert?
Tahiti - 32nd ID finally gets good dice roll and brings forts down from 4 to 3
Makemo - Fast Transport TF will unload and attack next turn
1 NE Akyab - the newly arrived 55th ID keeps the Allies occupied (I was unable to get the victorious Allied troops into Akyab before this division moved out of Akyab and delayed me.
1 hex due east of there, the Chinese Corp battles vs 18th ID
1 hex due east of there, the 2nd Brit ID cannot move the 65th Bde out
PPs are now being saved and used on India/Burma area.
Cape Town is bursting with troops, planes, and ships. 196 ships are going through upgrades. Need that assault shipping!!
Suva - All hail Coast Watchers!! [&o][&o] Intel reported with mouse over (3/3 DL) 15F, 35B, 21 Aux and 93 ships on the 1st. So John is still positioning for heavy action in SoPac....NOT!
KB (152F, 202B, 41 Aux) moved west to 185,63 (21 SE of Dutch Harbor) - was the element of surprise gone so John decided NOT to attack Prince Rupert?
Tahiti - 32nd ID finally gets good dice roll and brings forts down from 4 to 3
Makemo - Fast Transport TF will unload and attack next turn
1 NE Akyab - the newly arrived 55th ID keeps the Allies occupied (I was unable to get the victorious Allied troops into Akyab before this division moved out of Akyab and delayed me.
1 hex due east of there, the Chinese Corp battles vs 18th ID
1 hex due east of there, the 2nd Brit ID cannot move the 65th Bde out
PPs are now being saved and used on India/Burma area.
Cape Town is bursting with troops, planes, and ships. 196 ships are going through upgrades. Need that assault shipping!!
Suva - All hail Coast Watchers!! [&o][&o] Intel reported with mouse over (3/3 DL) 15F, 35B, 21 Aux and 93 ships on the 1st. So John is still positioning for heavy action in SoPac....NOT!
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RE: Psych Ops: BTS "Lite" NY59Giants (A) vs John 3rd (J)
Time for an badly needed update b4 the curtain goes up.
Aleutians:
6th - [>:]
7th - [>:]
8th - [>:]
9th - [>:] I'm moving construction units to bases to SW of Kodiak to max out bases before i try anything else.
SE Pac:
6th - Your Allied commander, me, had order the 4 xAKs and 2 French DDs to move to safety to the east. However, I forgot to order the unloading of supplies to stop. [:(] As a result, ALL 6 ships are hit Vals, Jills, and Judys from his CVEs at Tahiti. I able to get forts down to 1.
7th - 36 Betty bomb my troops at Tahiti and next ground attack is unable to get forts down. LRCAP fly over the 2 DDs and damaged xAKs as they make there way NE to Makatea. 32 WC (WildCats) & 15 P-39s face 41 Zeros, 23 Vals, 21 Judy = 13J:0A, but all ships are sunk. Near Aitutaki, my subs are attacked by 3 CLs and 3 DDs.
8th - 30 Betty visit Tahiti, followed by two ground strikes by his CVE bases air - 35Z, 6 Kates, 6 Jill, 26 Judy and 36Z, 24 Val, 15 Judy. I cease ground attacks to conserve supplies.
9th - 30 Betty hit Tahiti based troops
India/Burma:
6th - Three ground bb across the front from just north of Akyab and to east
7th - 1 NE of Akyab and Akyab see lots of A2A action. Losses are 29A to 74J with 8 KIA. Three ground bb.
8th - Fighters sweep empty skies over Akyab as 120 HB (heavy bombers) hit AF. Three ground bb.
9th - O24 gets a TT hit on AMC headed for Akyab. 250 medium bomber and 105 heavy bombers hit troops to NE of Akyab.
CV/CVL/CVE:
6th - KB (111F, 175B, 27Aux is 13 south of Dutch Harbor) while CVEs (46F, 46B, 15Aux is 7 WNW of Tahiti) and another TF is 11 due west of Tahiti
7th - CVEs are now 2 SW of Tahiti
8th - CVEs are 4 west of Tahiti (56F, 69B, 7 Aux)
9th - CVEs are 7 NW of Tahiti (62F, 79B, 10Aux)
Notes:
Intel on 8th shows elements of 16th ID loading on APDs for Tahiti. John has warships over here now and no friendly bases closer than Cook Islands. IF he reinforces Tahiti, I might pull out my 32nd ID at some point and build up Moorea (1 NW of Tahiti) to have a fighters LRCAP to prevent him air transporting it out.
Aleutians:
6th - [>:]
7th - [>:]
8th - [>:]
9th - [>:] I'm moving construction units to bases to SW of Kodiak to max out bases before i try anything else.
SE Pac:
6th - Your Allied commander, me, had order the 4 xAKs and 2 French DDs to move to safety to the east. However, I forgot to order the unloading of supplies to stop. [:(] As a result, ALL 6 ships are hit Vals, Jills, and Judys from his CVEs at Tahiti. I able to get forts down to 1.
7th - 36 Betty bomb my troops at Tahiti and next ground attack is unable to get forts down. LRCAP fly over the 2 DDs and damaged xAKs as they make there way NE to Makatea. 32 WC (WildCats) & 15 P-39s face 41 Zeros, 23 Vals, 21 Judy = 13J:0A, but all ships are sunk. Near Aitutaki, my subs are attacked by 3 CLs and 3 DDs.
8th - 30 Betty visit Tahiti, followed by two ground strikes by his CVE bases air - 35Z, 6 Kates, 6 Jill, 26 Judy and 36Z, 24 Val, 15 Judy. I cease ground attacks to conserve supplies.
9th - 30 Betty hit Tahiti based troops
India/Burma:
6th - Three ground bb across the front from just north of Akyab and to east
7th - 1 NE of Akyab and Akyab see lots of A2A action. Losses are 29A to 74J with 8 KIA. Three ground bb.
8th - Fighters sweep empty skies over Akyab as 120 HB (heavy bombers) hit AF. Three ground bb.
9th - O24 gets a TT hit on AMC headed for Akyab. 250 medium bomber and 105 heavy bombers hit troops to NE of Akyab.
CV/CVL/CVE:
6th - KB (111F, 175B, 27Aux is 13 south of Dutch Harbor) while CVEs (46F, 46B, 15Aux is 7 WNW of Tahiti) and another TF is 11 due west of Tahiti
7th - CVEs are now 2 SW of Tahiti
8th - CVEs are 4 west of Tahiti (56F, 69B, 7 Aux)
9th - CVEs are 7 NW of Tahiti (62F, 79B, 10Aux)
Notes:
Intel on 8th shows elements of 16th ID loading on APDs for Tahiti. John has warships over here now and no friendly bases closer than Cook Islands. IF he reinforces Tahiti, I might pull out my 32nd ID at some point and build up Moorea (1 NW of Tahiti) to have a fighters LRCAP to prevent him air transporting it out.
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