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You can name your task forces. That might help you remember what they were put together to do. Other than that, I am learning that a notebook is indispensable for playing this game.

ORIGINAL: Ingtar
You can name your task forces. That might help you remember what they were put together to do. Other than that, I am learning that a notebook is indispensable for playing this game.

Thanks Ingtar dude. I'm going to have to break down and actually write some notes to myself in some form or other. It's that or just play by the seat of my pants. And I don't do that all too well.

I received Jim's moves yesterday and only just now got through w/ Rob's moves so I did the combat replay etc. and here's the latest combat results.

Here's the latest Tracker alerts. I've got a bunch of LB's starting to be built. I've got to turn those off since I don't need them. For anything. That I can think of. Anybody think of a use I might have for some LB's?

Here's the latest spoilage report......they are all rather small-ish numbers except for Palembang. I've got multiple convoys pulling fuel
out of there as fast as they can so we can save as much fuel as possible. Also, I've turned off the refinery so no more fuel will be
produced there for a while. That will help the situation.

Operation SKIDDING CAR continues at Cebu. The airfield isn't shut down yet, which is one goal of the operation so I'm going to have
to do this again for a couple of weeks probably. Meanwhile, I've been thinking of doing something like this at Bataan so as to speed up
the beat-down there as well.

Port Moresby is turning out to be a hot spot lately. At least one of the ships hit was sunk and one more is in doubt. At least some of
the equipment got ashore. Those Jap ground forces need it.

I thought I'd put all the damaged ships in one TF and escort them back to Buna at cruise speed.

Meanwhile, I'm still re-damaging all the damaged planes at Wenchow.

Operation BEAT-DOWN continues at Manila. This is going way too slow. I'm guessing those Betty's that raided Wenchow could have
been more profitably used on Manila. If and when I ever get Clark Field back from Jim I'll have to re-direct those Betty's to pound
Manila instead of Wenchow. I need to ship in some more construction engineers to revamp the air field(s) in and around Manila so as
to be able to wield more air power on the Allied forces in this area. Also, I'm thinking I can put some DMS ships into the TF that goes
in to bombard Bataan if and when I'm ever in a position to do that. I'd rather get Manila first because it's a source of supply to the
Allies but I've got nothing against grabbing Bataan first in order to get rid of that minefield so as to be able to put some ship-to-shore
bombardment on Manila itself. Whatever works is good in my book.

Here's my main effort at ground pounding the Allies at Port Moresby today ( or actually, yesterday ). It looks like the raid didn't have
much effect however, since the only thing listed as damaged was two of my planes.

I have no idea what caused this raid by Zero's on Cagayan. But it didn't hit anything meaningfully for two reasons: (1) they were attacking from way way too high and (2) they are using only 60kg bombs. I could probably move these Zero's to somewhere else, say Java or somewhere.

I found the problem for the previous attack........some Zero's are set to attack the airfield at 20K. I'm going to fix the problem by moving
the Zero's somewhere else and a much different altitude.

More contributions to operation BEAT DOWN by some member organizations.

A group of Lilly's decided to raid Clark Field. Not that it did anything at all.

I guess I've been avoiding this part of the world but it's time I face the facts: I'm going to have to move some planes into Moulmein to do
some CAP work or maybe ship in some AA unit(s) or both.

Here's the daily Allied B-17 raid on Port Moresby. No damage listed to the facilities or my people......no harm no foul.

RO-62 runs into some tough luck. I may have to pull her out of there before she gets hit again.

I wasn't really expecting anybody to be home at Loemadjang but there they were and welcome to the war everybody they said.

And after the attack above, these attacks happened almost simultaneously.

Meanwhile, here's what happened at Manila. I need to ship in a bunch more arty pieces. More tubes, more tubes.

Meanwhile, I'm doing some road-clearing actions on the way to Pontianak.