RE: Insight
Posted: Mon Mar 01, 2010 11:50 pm
Well...um...except the Japs don't have any mobile CDs early in the game that I know of. I'm betting it was an artillery or AA battalion.
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Well...um...except the Japs don't have any mobile CDs early in the game that I know of. I'm betting it was an artillery or AA battalion.
RE: Insight
Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 10:44 pm
ORIGINAL: Mynok
Well...um...except the Japs don't have any mobile CDs early in the game that I know of. I'm betting it was an artillery or AA battalion.
I think you are right. Here is what the Jap commander had to say. He sounds almost english. Probably went to Eaton.
Gents.....I seem to have lost a few cannon off Merak....and lack the diving equiptment to recover.......any chance of a helping hand?
He was just trying to be nice and make sure we didn't ask for a "do over" of the drubbing we took at Sydney.
RE: Insight
Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 11:20 pm
[:D]
RE: Insight
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 12:23 am
ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
He sounds almost english. Probably went to Eaton.
Snooty, prep school Japanese. Bah! [:D]
RE: Insight
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 7:27 am
ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
ORIGINAL: Mynok
Well...um...except the Japs don't have any mobile CDs early in the game that I know of. I'm betting it was an artillery or AA battalion.
I think you are right. Here is what the Jap commander had to say. He sounds almost english. Probably went to Eaton.
Gents.....I seem to have lost a few cannon off Merak....and lack the diving equiptment to recover.......any chance of a helping hand?
He was just trying to be nice and make sure we didn't ask for a "do over" of the drubbing we took at Sydney.
I sent some submarines to the area to help
RE: Insight
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 1:59 pm
[:D] Jolly good sport of you to lend a hand this way, sir. Jolly good.ORIGINAL: sprior
ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
ORIGINAL: Mynok
Well...um...except the Japs don't have any mobile CDs early in the game that I know of. I'm betting it was an artillery or AA battalion.
I think you are right. Here is what the Jap commander had to say. He sounds almost english. Probably went to Eaton.
Gents.....I seem to have lost a few cannon off Merak....and lack the diving equiptment to recover.......any chance of a helping hand?
He was just trying to be nice and make sure we didn't ask for a "do over" of the drubbing we took at Sydney.
I sent some submarines to the area to help
RE: Insight
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 4:02 pm
That Lord Admiral Sprior really is such a gentleman ... [:D][;)]ORIGINAL: Chickenboy
[:D] Jolly good sport of you to lend a hand this way, sir. Jolly good.ORIGINAL: sprior
ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
I think you are right. Here is what the Jap commander had to say. He sounds almost english. Probably went to Eaton.
He was just trying to be nice and make sure we didn't ask for a "do over" of the drubbing we took at Sydney.
I sent some submarines to the area to help
RE: Insight
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 4:38 pm
Oh, you'll be soundly flogged for that one!
St Custard's.....now we know where the spriorvatar comes from......[:D]
RE: Insight
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 4:41 pm
I wouldn't have thought it possible but St. Custard Speak makes Jack Speak seem the King's English.
RE: Insight
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 5:23 pm
Well I'll bet many of them became Jacks and cleaned up their act a bit. [:D]
Project Azorian
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 6:24 pm
************Offices of Mr. Howard Hughes, Chairman, Hughes Aircraft Company, Fullerton, California, Jan. 13, 1942*******
<An man in a US Army General uniform is ushered into the office by a secretary in a tight Andorra sweater. She has an ample bosom which is articially constrained by a device that resemble a pair of Atlas rocket nose cones.* She kinda looks like Jane Russel. In fact, she might acutally BE Jane Russel with fake blonde hair. The carpet is not visibile, of course. Oh, well doesn't really matter. No sense stirring up gossip. The General is greeted by Mr. Hughes.>
HH: General, welcome to Hughes Aircraft.
Gen. William J. Donovan: Thank you sir, please call me Bill.
HH: Thank you Bill, you can call me Mr. Hughes.
Gen. William J. Donovan: Thank you for seeing me Mr. Hughes. I wanted to talk about Project Azorian.
HH: Project Azorian?
Gen. William J. Donovan: Yes, it seems the Japs lost some experimental guns in a naval battle off Merak, Java and we imagine they would like to get their hands on them before we do. Trouble for them is their entire force was wiped out and, quite likely, they have limited intel on the location.
HH: Hmmm..where do I come in, General?
Gen. William J. Donovan: Right, we want the work to APPEAR to have been done by a neutral nation under civilian contract. Also, we don't want that little pissant Truman poking his nose into it.
HH: I'm intrigued. Any competition?
Gen. William J. Donovan: <looks at notes> It appears the Japs have contracted, through intermediaries, with an outfit called M&M Enterprises.....
*The Atlas rocket has not been invented yet as Werner is still working for the Nazis. The inspiration for the design of the Atlas nose cone has not been established with certaintly.
<An man in a US Army General uniform is ushered into the office by a secretary in a tight Andorra sweater. She has an ample bosom which is articially constrained by a device that resemble a pair of Atlas rocket nose cones.* She kinda looks like Jane Russel. In fact, she might acutally BE Jane Russel with fake blonde hair. The carpet is not visibile, of course. Oh, well doesn't really matter. No sense stirring up gossip. The General is greeted by Mr. Hughes.>
HH: General, welcome to Hughes Aircraft.
Gen. William J. Donovan: Thank you sir, please call me Bill.
HH: Thank you Bill, you can call me Mr. Hughes.
Gen. William J. Donovan: Thank you for seeing me Mr. Hughes. I wanted to talk about Project Azorian.
HH: Project Azorian?
Gen. William J. Donovan: Yes, it seems the Japs lost some experimental guns in a naval battle off Merak, Java and we imagine they would like to get their hands on them before we do. Trouble for them is their entire force was wiped out and, quite likely, they have limited intel on the location.
HH: Hmmm..where do I come in, General?
Gen. William J. Donovan: Right, we want the work to APPEAR to have been done by a neutral nation under civilian contract. Also, we don't want that little pissant Truman poking his nose into it.
HH: I'm intrigued. Any competition?
Gen. William J. Donovan: <looks at notes> It appears the Japs have contracted, through intermediaries, with an outfit called M&M Enterprises.....
*The Atlas rocket has not been invented yet as Werner is still working for the Nazis. The inspiration for the design of the Atlas nose cone has not been established with certaintly.
RE: Insight
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 6:39 pm
ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
I wouldn't have thought it possible but St. Custard Speak makes Jack Speak seem the King's English.
Any fule kno that
Atlas Nose Cones
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 6:47 pm
..
RE: Atlas Nose Cones
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 6:49 pm
They could have your eye out at 5 paces.
RE: Project Azorian
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 7:15 pm
ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
************Offices of Mr. Howard Hughes, Chairman, Hughes Aircraft Company, Fullerton, California, Jan. 13, 1942*******
<An man in a US Army General uniform is ushered into the office by a secretary in a tight Andorra sweater. She has an ample bosom which is articially constrained by a device that resemble a pair of Atlas rocket nose cones.* She kinda looks like Jane Russel. In fact, she might acutally BE Jane Russel with fake blonde hair. The carpet is not visibile, of course. Oh, well doesn't really matter. No sense stirring up gossip. The General is greeted by Mr. Hughes.>
HH: General, welcome to Hughes Aircraft.
Gen. William J. Donovan: Thank you sir, please call me Bill.
HH: Thank you Bill, you can call me Mr. Hughes.
Gen. William J. Donovan: Thank you for seeing me Mr. Hughes. I wanted to talk about Project Azorian.
HH: Project Azorian?
Gen. William J. Donovan: Yes, it seems the Japs lost some experimental guns in a naval battle off Merak, Java and we imagine they would like to get their hands on them before we do. Trouble for them is their entire force was wiped out and, quite likely, they have limited intel on the location.
HH: Hmmm..where do I come in, General?
Gen. William J. Donovan: Right, we want the work to APPEAR to have been done by a neutral nation under civilian contract. Also, we don't want that little pissant Truman poking his nose into it.
HH: I'm intrigued. Any competition?
Gen. William J. Donovan: <looks at notes> It appears the Japs have contracted, through intermediaries, with an outfit called M&M Enterprises.....
*The Atlas rocket has not been invented yet as Werner is still working for the Nazis. The inspiration for the design of the Atlas nose cone has not been established with certaintly.
I'd say Howard is way our of his league. Incidentally, are you suggesting that Von Braun and Ms. Russel were closely enough acquainted for him to be....inspired?
Steamroller
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 8:16 pm
The Emperor's boys have been given a black eye at Merak and Kendari but things are going swimmingly for them to the East.
..Port Moresby fell on the 13th of January
..The KB is moving leisurely to the East across the Coral Sea. Perhaps they intend to catch more shipping flat-footed. Noumea and Suva are being stripped of shipping. Noumea now has a Bn of Kiwi infantry and 2 US Arty Bn's plus a base force but no planes except PBY's. Suva has 23 P-39's. That should be enough to strike terror into the hearts of the Japs. Efate has one Bn of field artillery. A US Army Regt and a Marine Regt are headed toward Noumea but will have to wait until th eKB passes.
..There are a lot of dented ships at Sydney and the dry docks are down.
..Port Moresby fell on the 13th of January
..The KB is moving leisurely to the East across the Coral Sea. Perhaps they intend to catch more shipping flat-footed. Noumea and Suva are being stripped of shipping. Noumea now has a Bn of Kiwi infantry and 2 US Arty Bn's plus a base force but no planes except PBY's. Suva has 23 P-39's. That should be enough to strike terror into the hearts of the Japs. Efate has one Bn of field artillery. A US Army Regt and a Marine Regt are headed toward Noumea but will have to wait until th eKB passes.
..There are a lot of dented ships at Sydney and the dry docks are down.
RE: Steamroller
Posted: Wed Mar 03, 2010 9:52 pm
Looks like Rangoon will tomorrow. Fortunately the NAAFI canman got all the decent tinnies and good nutty out. All we left for the japs was the crappy Inde Coope IPA and some sherbert dips. Ha ha!
RE: Steamroller
Posted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 12:31 am
ORIGINAL: sprior
Looks like Rangoon will tomorrow. Fortunately the NAAFI canman got all the decent tinnies and good nutty out. All we left for the japs was the crappy Inde Coope IPA and some sherbert dips. Ha ha!
Nutty?
RE: Project Azorian
Posted: Thu Mar 04, 2010 12:41 am
ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake
************Offices of Mr. Howard Hughes, Chairman, Hughes Aircraft Company, Fullerton, California, Jan. 13, 1942*******
<An man in a US Army General uniform is ushered into the office by a secretary in a tight Andorra sweater. She has an ample bosom which is articially constrained by a device that resemble a pair of Atlas rocket nose cones.* She kinda looks like Jane Russel. In fact, she might acutally BE Jane Russel with fake blonde hair. The carpet is not visibile, of course. Oh, well doesn't really matter. No sense stirring up gossip. The General is greeted by Mr. Hughes.>
HH: General, welcome to Hughes Aircraft.
Gen. William J. Donovan: Thank you sir, please call me Bill.
HH: Thank you Bill, you can call me Mr. Hughes.
Gen. William J. Donovan: Thank you for seeing me Mr. Hughes. I wanted to talk about Project Azorian.
HH: Project Azorian?
Gen. William J. Donovan: Yes, it seems the Japs lost some experimental guns in a naval battle off Merak, Java and we imagine they would like to get their hands on them before we do. Trouble for them is their entire force was wiped out and, quite likely, they have limited intel on the location.
HH: Hmmm..where do I come in, General?
Gen. William J. Donovan: Right, we want the work to APPEAR to have been done by a neutral nation under civilian contract. Also, we don't want that little pissant Truman poking his nose into it.
HH: I'm intrigued. Any competition?
Gen. William J. Donovan: <looks at notes> It appears the Japs have contracted, through intermediaries, with an outfit called M&M Enterprises.....
*The Atlas rocket has not been invented yet as Werner is still working for the Nazis. The inspiration for the design of the Atlas nose cone has not been established with certaintly.
The author of this narrative appears to have a small bone to pick with Senator Truman.......[:D]