Spanking Lowpe (NJP72 vs Lowpe (A))

[Lowpe]

If I ever want to increase replies on my AAR, to worry my opponent, all I have to do is post the wrong year.

Autocorrect also works.

[RangerJoe]

If I ever want to increase replies on my AAR, to worry my opponent, all I have to do is post the wrong year.

Autocorrect also works.

I remember when someone posted a picture of a tree on his AAR and received 6 pages of posts, that was 30 (not the 20 now) posts per page. It did take awhile for his opponent to do a turn and he was thinking that there was some large attack being discussed.

[Lowpe]

That was CR...kind of sad to think of the old days prior to migration and bans and now alternative forums.

[RangerJoe]

That was CR...kind of sad to think of the old days prior to migration and bans and now alternative forums.

I agree.

[Lowpe]

Aug 31, 1943 (happy? )

Just plugging forward. Ready to unleash some Corsairs, Jugs, Lightnings, and Hellcats on Saigon. Thinking about dropping more forces now at Quinhon. Just pushing forward, always forward.

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[Lowpe]

Aug 1, 1943

Saigon...swept today...no Japanese fighter defenses.

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[Lowpe]

Japan shock attacks at Chungking :


Ground combat at Chungking (76,45)

Japanese Shock attack

Attacking force 99779 troops, 1360 guns, 2605 vehicles, Assault Value = 3526

Defending force 141728 troops, 19 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2575

Japanese adjusted assault: 1668

Allied adjusted defense: 2899

Japanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 0)

Combat modifiers
Defender: terrain(+), leaders(+), preparation(-), morale(-)
experience(-), supply(-)
Attacker: shock(+)

Japanese ground losses:
8770 casualties reported
Squads: 115 destroyed, 640 disabled
Non Combat: 52 destroyed, 167 disabled
Engineers: 22 destroyed, 108 disabled
Guns lost 128 (11 destroyed, 117 disabled)
Vehicles lost 435 (135 destroyed, 300 disabled)

Allied ground losses:
4272 casualties reported
Squads: 216 destroyed, 351 disabled
Non Combat: 44 destroyed, 569 disabled
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled

[BBfanboy]

Do you have additional Allied A/T guns at Chungking or have the Chinese units gained that much in anti-armor?

[Lowpe]

Do you have additional Allied A/T guns at Chungking or have the Chinese units gained that much in anti-armor?

Nope...the best guns left are machine guns of which I think there are 19 left.

All the new spawning troops have 43 infantry though.

[Lowpe]

Up to 7 armor units in VIetnam now, I believe...will be using Pakse as a huge air transport base to get troops up to Vinh. In two days we will have three armored units racing up that way...

Looking at Vientiane as our next paradrop, once I get another para unit fully reorganized.

bombardment at Saigon:

Ground combat at Saigon (60,71)

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 336 troops, 34 guns, 28 vehicles, Assault Value = 1119

Defending force 25748 troops, 169 guns, 146 vehicles, Assault Value = 510

Assaulting units:
4th Marine Division
766th Tank Battalion
27th Infantry Division
754th Tank Battalion
32nd Infantry Division
1st Australian Division
134th Field Artillery Battalion
145th Field Artillery Battalion

Defending units:
Cape St.Jaques Fortress
4th Division
1st Militia Regiment
Southern Army
11th Air Flotilla
25th Air Defense AA Regiment
12th Base Force

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[Lowpe]

Impact of the Burma Road....also stopped flying supplies into Tsuyung...freeing up transports for other duties.

Kunming now has a DL of 9/10 so we will have to transfer our transports out of there.

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[Lowpe]

When will the breakout occur?

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[BBfanboy]

Interesting how your selected TF makes a curving path to Soc Trang. Looks like he has a wall of subs east of that path, trying to isolate Saigon from resupply/reinforcement.

[Lowpe]

Interesting how your selected TF makes a curving path to Soc Trang. Looks like he has a wall of subs east of that path, trying to isolate Saigon from resupply/reinforcement.

Only a scant handful of subs operating outside of the South China Sea for Japan now. Don't tell anyone, but that concentration of force has really allowed the Allies to accelerate troop movement.

[Lowpe]

Just two weeks ago (August 15th) and the Japanese position was a lot stronger...the Allies simply can move so fast. August 9th was when the Allies started taking Malaya bases....

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[BBfanboy]

Interesting how your selected TF makes a curving path to Soc Trang. Looks like he has a wall of subs east of that path, trying to isolate Saigon from resupply/reinforcement.

Only a scant handful of subs operating outside of the South China Sea for Japan now. Don't tell anyone, but that concentration of force has really allowed the Allies to accelerate troop movement.

Allright! Bring in the Venturas and nail those subs!

[Lowpe]

Interesting how your selected TF makes a curving path to Soc Trang. Looks like he has a wall of subs east of that path, trying to isolate Saigon from resupply/reinforcement.

Only a scant handful of subs operating outside of the South China Sea for Japan now. Don't tell anyone, but that concentration of force has really allowed the Allies to accelerate troop movement.

Allright! Bring in the Venturas and nail those subs!

I got Zeppelins there!

[RangerJoe]

Only a scant handful of subs operating outside of the South China Sea for Japan now. Don't tell anyone, but that concentration of force has really allowed the Allies to accelerate troop movement.

Allright! Bring in the Venturas and nail those subs!

I got Zeppelins there!

Zepplins were rigid, they have a frame. The US Navy utilized nonrigid (limp) but sturdy bags in WWII for antisubmarine patrol.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blimp

The three U.S. based Goodyear blimps hold over 200K cubic feet of helium. The total weight of the airship rings in at 12,840 lbs (5824 kg). However, when fully inflated with helium, the total apparent weight of the ship is typically regulated at just 100-200 pounds. If you want to look completely macho and you have connections with the higher ups at Goodyear, perhaps lying underneath one of the Goodyear blimps when inflated and bench pressing it might be in order.

https://www.todayifoundout.com/index.ph ... ear-blimp/

[krumenacker]

Allright! Bring in the Venturas and nail those subs!

I got Zeppelins there!

Zepplins were rigid, they have a frame. The US Navy utilized nonrigid (limp) but sturdy bags in WWII for antisubmarine patrol.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blimp

The three U.S. based Goodyear blimps hold over 200K cubic feet of helium. The total weight of the airship rings in at 12,840 lbs (5824 kg). However, when fully inflated with helium, the total apparent weight of the ship is typically regulated at just 100-200 pounds. If you want to look completely macho and you have connections with the higher ups at Goodyear, perhaps lying underneath one of the Goodyear blimps when inflated and bench pressing it might be in order.

https://www.todayifoundout.com/index.ph ... ear-blimp/

Respectfully, I wouldn't want 6 ton of mass pinning me to the earth, or pulling me away from it after I benched it.

Otherwise, long time lurker finally caught up on this thread. Thank you, Lowpe, for the masterclass on spanking.

[Lowpe]

Sept 1, 1943


September already. My goodness, where did 1943 go?

We are using different tactics to degrade the Japanese ASW in the area around Singers.

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This area is flooded with Allied submarines....waiting for the IJN breakout...and you can see the effectiveness of IJN Air search and ASW operations...almost non existant.