Captured enemy bases and supply

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Captured enemy bases and supply

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When capturing large enemy bases do you keep the supply and fuel reserves for that
base or is it destroyed at the point of capture.
As a newer player against the japanese I have never actually captured a major base...
YET
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As a newer player against the Allies I have actually captured a major base... [8|]
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Your capturing days are on a limited schedule me thinks.
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Most are destroyed, but you will usually keep some.
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In present PBEM #17 game as Japanese, capturned Efate and found some 12,000 supply and 5000 fuel ready to use.(fuel&supply used next day to refuel and rearm surface TF) Very helpfull in my war effort to not have to transport that volume the distance from Truk. Lunganville also yeilded some 5000 supply.
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Thanks for the info as I got 1 game that I will be going on the offensive pretty soon.
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ORIGINAL: CMDRMCTOAST

Thanks for the info as I got 1 game that I will be going on the offensive pretty soon.

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Me thinks the player on the ground passed out from looking at all
the warts on your helmet.
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