Sub War
Nothing to report other that below.
5 Fleet
Nothing spotted.
4 Fleet
Nothing to report.
SE Fleet
A surface TF composed of the 4 Aobas and 3 DDs snuck to the waters just SW of Pt. Moresby and caught some enemy shipping. The first TF was the PC Warrego and put her down with a few 20 cm shells. Then, they caught 4 US 4-stackers sinking Whipple and heavily damaging Alden and Edsall with the John D. Edwards getting away without damage. Finally, they caught a smaller Dutch xAP and put her down easily. The Ushio took a single shell and has 10 sys damage, but the TF is headed back to Rabaul. That was a nice little ambush.
Later, I-9 spotted the Edsall still burning fiercely and missed her with some torpedoes.
SRA
Malaya
More bombing/bombarding of Singapore.
Philippines
More bombing/bombarding of Bataan.
Borneo
Three SNLFs landed at Tarakan today. No engineers landed with them so I'm keeping my fingers crossed that the oil fields aren't trashed. Three of the transports were moderately damaged from enemy CD guns, but they'll eventually make it to Hong Kong (baring enemy subs) for repairs.
In the afternoon, 7 Dutch bombers attempted to attack the invasion fleet, but Zeros from Zuiho and Hosho shot them all down. Banzai!
Sumatra
Troops are flowing north.
Java
The Ryujo TF and a CA TF are colocated just off the eastern Java coast as an attempt to kill off the remainder of the Dutch Air Force. The little ambush worked again today with two attacks against them. A total of 2x 139WH-3s and 2x PBY-5s attacked and only 1 PBY-5 returned home. Nice! The Ryujo's Zero pilots are becoming beasts!
Bandoeng and Semarang were liberated destroying a Dutch fighter and 3 bombers on the ground. The infrastructure was intact at both bases:
Bandoeng:
Manpower - 1(1)
Resources - 20(0)
LI - 20(0)
Semarang:
Manpower - 1(1)
Resources - 20(0)
LI - 20(0)
Burma
Troops are flowing north.
Chiang Mai's airfield is at 3.71.
China
Nothing exciting to report.
Other Stuff
Nothing to report.



