1926 Grand Campaign: Connfire (J) vs. Pmbodkin (A)

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Fri Apr 08, 2011 2:46 am

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/02/26

Numerous acts of terrorism and insurrection break out throughout Java in the Dutch East Indies. The unrest is attributed to the Communist Party of Indonesia (native initials PKI) who declare this is a Communist Revolution. The event panics many Dutch, and in the days and weeks which follow the Dutch colonial army fights back vigorously, and many Communists are deported outside of the East Indies.
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Sub attack at 97,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 24

Allied Ships
DD Mullany
DD Lichfield
DD Marcus
DD Kennedy

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ASW attack at 97,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 24

Allied Ships
DD Lichfield
DD Mullany
DD Marcus
DD Kennedy

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Naval bombardment of Butuan, at 43,60

Japanese Ships
CA Yakumo
CA Tokiwa
CA Asama
CA Iwate
BB Kashima
CA Ikoma
CA Ibuki
CA Kurama

Allied ground losses:
263 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

Port hits 2
Port fuel hits 1
Port supply hits 1

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Sub attack at 110,66

Japanese Ships
SS No. 45

Allied Ships
DD Sumner
DD Kennison
DD Shirk
DD Farragut

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Sub attack near Niihau at 110,68

Japanese Ships
SS No. 36, hits 1

Allied Ships
AO Alameda, Shell hits 2, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage she sank

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-13
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R-14 is hit by a Felixstowe F2 off Wake

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Ground combat at Butuan

Japanese Shock attack

Attacking force 37607 troops, 281 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 615

Defending force 3118 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 85

Japanese assault odds: 32 to 1 (fort level 0)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Butuan base !!!

Japanese ground losses:
372 casualties reported
Guns lost 10

Allied ground losses:
4857 casualties reported
Guns lost 24

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/03/26

At tea time, highly respected elder statesman and Japan's last surviving genro, Saionji Kinomichi, calls upon the British Embassy in Tokyo. He led Japan's delegation at the Paris Peace Conference in 1919. After the usual pleasantries, the two retire to a private room. Kinomichi gets right down to business. He says he personally believes a cease fire with the Americans would be desirable and in both nations' interest. However, this will be exceedingly difficult. He can try to influence Emperor Taisho, but he is old and increasingly isolative. His son, Crown Prince Hirohito, seems be more favorably inclined toward the military leaders now guiding Japan.

It must be understood that Japan feels it was treated very dishonorably by the United States at the failed Washington Naval talks 5 years ago, and the subsequent humiliation during the Manchurian Crisis the following year. The militarists have purged many of the opposition, indeed I must remain on constant guard against assassination as well. But I am not alone in opposing our nation's current course. The young Captain who conveyed my message two days ago attended university in America - Harvard, I think, and very brilliantly compared declaring war on America to "awakening a sleeping giant".

If we proceed carefully, an honorable peace will be difficult, but not impossible. But the Americans must be told that while posturing about Japan choosing between immediately withdrawing from the Philippines or face unconditional surrender may play well in Pittsburgh, it will be playing right into the Japanese military's paranoia and propaganda. Right now the military has a firm grip on Japanese society, and they will react very badly to any real or perceived humiliation or dishonor at the hands of the USA or any other Western nation. As one of Japan's oldest friends and allies, we are sure the British will understand...
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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-13

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Ground combat at Wuhan

Japanese Shock attack

Attacking force 580 troops, 0 guns, 29 vehicles, Assault Value = 15

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 3 to 1 (fort level 3)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Wuhan base !!!

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/04/26

A group of college students begin demonstrating at their campus in Bandung, on Java in the Dutch East Indies. Their signs are both anti-Communist and anti-Dutch, and they proclaim the formation of the Indonesian National Party, known by its local initials as the PNI. When questioned by reporters, the demonstrators state that they support an independent Indonesia which can take its rightful place in the family of nations.

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Sun Apr 10, 2011 2:21 pm

The British Naval Liaison Officer at the Tokyo Embassy was reported to have made the following statement to the Japanese Press regarding allegations of clandestine support for American submarines and/or warships in Shanghai:

"The Admiralty can state categorically that rumors of clandestine support for the American Navy at Shanghai and/or the Crown Colony of Hong Kong are totally baseless and without merit. Under no circumstances are such allegations true. As such, there is no need to consider such actions as confiscation or internment of said warships at this time." Further questions from the Press concerning possible past instances of support were met with a response of "No comment".

A second day of demonstrations in Bandung results in Dutch colonial troops predictably intervening. The situation deteriorates rapidly, with riots spreading from the campus throughout the Bandung. The Dutch claim they were provoked, and blame both the PNI and Communist agitators for the unrest.

The Dutch Colonial Desk issued a statement today concerning the reported unrest in several parts of the Dutch East Indies. United Press reports the following: "Recent reports of civil disobedience on the part of the Malaysian population should not be misconstrued by other Asian nations that the rule of law within the Dutch Colonial Territories has been compromised. As such, the Colonial Governor has ordered a heightened alert status to all Military Units within the jurisdiction. This will result in "war time" like patrols of the territorial boundaries around those areas deemed essential to the lifeblood of the colonial economy. Any belligerent, or non-belligerent vessel, entering these areas will be fired upon as our military forces deem necessary in the interest of the common defence"

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/05/26
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Sub attack near Manila at 43,52

Japanese Ships
MSW Ushio
MSW Yudachi

Allied Ships
SS S-37

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ASW attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 71

Allied Ships
MSW Swallow
MSW Tanager
MSW Cardinal
MSW Partridge
MSW Widgeon
MSW Brant

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/06/26

The riots in Bandung are the top story in Japanese newspapers, which appear sympathetic to the PNI. The newspapers do report the Liaison’s remarks verbatim, below the fold and without comment from any government officials.

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Sub attack near Manila at 43,52

Japanese Ships
MSW Ushio

Allied Ships
SS S-37

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ASW attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 71

Allied Ships
MSW Pelican

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ASW attack at 101,68

Japanese Ships
SS No. 35, hits 1

Allied Ships
DD Melvin
DD Corry
DD Farenholt
DD Hull
DD Henshaw
DD McCawley
DD Sinclair
DD Swasey
DD Morris
DD Greene

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ASW attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 71

Allied Ships
DD Trever
DD Zeilin
DD J. F. Burnes

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Sub attack at 109,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 23, hits 1

Allied Ships
DD Thompson
DD Yarborough

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ASW attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 71, hits 1, on fire

Allied Ships
DD Trever
DD Zeilin
DD J. F. Burnes

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/07/26

International press report that the situation in Bandung appears stabilized. The college is closed, it is unclear when it will reopen. Some of the student activists have been captured, but the whereabouts of the majority of them are unknown.

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ASW attack at 113,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 34

Allied Ships
DD La Vallette
DD Kidder
DD Chase
DD Perry

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-1

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Sub attack at 109,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 23

Allied Ships
DD Wood, Torpedo hits 1, on fire
DD Yarborough
DD Thompson
DD Somers

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SS R-17 hit by a Felixstow F2 off Wake

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Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Sun Apr 10, 2011 11:30 pm

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/08/26
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ASW attack at 108,68

Japanese Ships
SS No. 36

Allied Ships
DD Melvin
DD Corry
DD Farenholt
DD Hull
DD Henshaw
DD McCawley
DD Sinclair
DD Swasey
DD Morris
DD Greene
DD McLanahan
DD O'Bannon
DD Sproston
DD Crosby
DD Badger
DD Gamble
DD Lamberton
BB Tennessee

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ASW attack at 111,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 34

Allied Ships
DD MacDonough
DD Ballard
DD Hovey

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Sub attack near French Frigate Shoal at 104,68

Japanese Ships
SS No. 70, hits 1

Allied Ships
DD Aulick
DD Mackenzie
DD Palmer

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Sub attack at 110,66

Japanese Ships
SS No. 45, hits 1

Allied Ships
DD Sloat, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage she sank
DD Paul Hamilton
DD Mervine
DD Decatur

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Ground combat at Homan

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 86940 troops, 673 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1796

Defending force 38929 troops, 71 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 303

Japanese ground losses:
42 casualties reported
Guns lost 9

Allied ground losses:
119 casualties reported
Guns lost 6

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Ground combat at Hsinyang

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 3628 troops, 18 guns, 60 vehicles, Assault Value = 85

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 137 to 1 (fort level 3)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Hsinyang base !!!

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/09/26

A bomb explodes outside an army barracks in Tjilitjap, on Java in the Dutch East Indies. Both the Communists and the PNI blame each other. The Dutch don't care which group is responsible, as they declare both outlawed parties and its leaders subject to immediate arrest for the capital crimes of sedition, treason, and terrorism.

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ASW attack at 111,68

Japanese Ships
SS No. 34

Allied Ships
DD Lichfield
DD Mullany
DD Marcus
DD Kennedy

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Sub attack at 111,68

Japanese Ships
SS No. 34

Allied Ships
DD Lichfield, Torpedo hits 1, on fire
DD Mullany
DD Marcus
DD Kennedy

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Ground combat at Homan

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 86988 troops, 656 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1807

Defending force 38731 troops, 60 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 296

Allied ground losses:
6987 casualties reported
Guns lost 9

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/10/26

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Night Time Surface Combat at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD No. 21, Shell hits 1
DD No. 29, Torpedo hits 1, on fire
DD Namikaze, Shell hits 1
DD No. 12
DD Enoki
DD Momi, Shell hits 3, on fire
DD Nashi, Shell hits 1

Allied Ships
CA Missoula, Shell hits 8
CA Seattle, Shell hits 30, Torpedo hits 3, on fire, heavy damage
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Night Time Surface Combat at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD No. 21, on fire
DD No. 29, on fire
DD Namikaze
DD No. 12
DD Enoki
DD Momi, Shell hits 2, on fire
DD Nashi

Allied Ships
CA Missoula, Shell hits 1
CA Seattle, Shell hits 2, on fire, heavy damage

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Night Time Surface Combat at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD No. 21, Shell hits 22, and is sunk
DD No. 29, Shell hits 7, and is sunk
DD Namikaze, Shell hits 1
DD No. 12
DD Enoki, Shell hits 2
DD Momi, Shell hits 8, on fire, heavy damage she sank
DD Nashi

Allied Ships
CA Missoula, Shell hits 4
CA Seattle, Shell hits 14, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage she sank the next day
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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba

Allied Ships
SS R-1

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Ground combat at Homan

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 87028 troops, 656 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1810

Defending force 28470 troops, 49 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 282

Allied ground losses:
12498 casualties reported
Guns lost 11

Kirk's "Great White Fleet" graphics make their PBEM debut.

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Tue Apr 12, 2011 12:27 am

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/11/26

According to the Wire Services and Major Newspapers, President Coolidge's Secretary of War, Dwight F. Davis conducted an unusual press briefing at the Blair House to discuss rumors of a deteriorating combat situation in the Central & Western Pacific. Reports quote him as follows: "In the interest of minimizing civilian injuries and collateral damage, President Coolidge, with advice and consent from both the Army Chief of Staff and the Chief of Naval Operations, has ordered the immediate evacuation of Manila by US and Filipino Military forces. By declaring Manila an "Open City", we hope to prevent a humanitarian disaster on an epic scale by moving military activities
as far away from the civilian population as possible. In accordance with International norms of conduct, we implore the Emperor of Japan to respect our gesture and to protect the population of Manila from reprisals and atrocities similar to what has reportedly occurred in urban centers captured by Japan on the Chinese Mainland.

Furthermore, we would like to re-state the hopes of the people of America for a peaceful resolution to the current state of hostilities between our 2 nations. We appeal to the Emperor to reign-in the "Young Turks" who have apparently hijacked the Foreign Policy of the Japanese Nation for their own selfish and dastardly purposes. However, even for a nation founded under Christian principles, such as ours, we cannot and will not turn-the-other-cheek to an aggressor nation that defies all norms of International conduct. The choice for the Emperor and Japan is a simple one, to cease their current criminal conduct or face the wrath of a nation of Christian warriors with the stated goal of removing evil from the face of the earth"

When asked about rumors of major battlefield and naval losses that have been hidden from the public, Secretary of War Davis responded with a "no further comment" remark.

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ASW attack at 111,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 34

Allied Ships
DD Stansbury
DD Howard
DD Walker
DD Aaron Ward
DD Evans

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Sub attack at 110,66

Japanese Ships
SS No. 45

Allied Ships
DD Mervine
DD Paul Hamilton
DD Decatur

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SS R-5 hit by a Felixstowe F2 off Wake

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ASW attack at 111,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 34

Allied Ships
DD Stansbury
DD Howard
DD Walker
DD Aaron Ward
DD Evans

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki

Allied Ships
SS R-1, hits 1

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki

Allied Ships
SS R-1, hits 1

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ASW attack at 113,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 34

Allied Ships
DD La Vallette
DD Kidder
DD Chase
DD Perry

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ASW attack at 108,68

Japanese Ships
SS No. 44

Allied Ships
DD Aulick
DD Mackenzie
DD Palmer
DD Kilty

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Ground combat at Homan

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 92710 troops, 652 guns, 192 vehicles, Assault Value = 1808

Defending force 8257 troops, 37 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 269

Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 2

Japanese assault odds: 8 to 1 (fort level 2)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Homan base !!!

Japanese ground losses:
397 casualties reported
Guns lost 7
Vehicles lost 3

Allied ground losses:
306 casualties reported
Guns lost 18

Defeated Allied Units Retreating!
Ground combat at Homan

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Ground combat at Chengting

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 520 troops, 0 guns, 26 vehicles, Assault Value = 14

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 8 to 1 (fort level 3)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Chengting base !!!

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Ground combat at Naga

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 20790 troops, 204 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 400

Defending force 9744 troops, 64 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 206

Japanese ground losses:
252 casualties reported
Guns lost 8

Allied ground losses:
13 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

This was a pair of cavalry divisions who were hoping to go around Manila and take southern Luzon, not expecting to find such a strong force there.

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/12/26

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ASW attack at 109,68

Japanese Ships
SS No. 58

Allied Ships
DD Aulick
DD Mackenzie
DD Palmer
DD Kilty

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Sub attack at 113,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 34

Allied Ships
DD Kidder, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage she sank 13 days later
DD La Vallette
DD Chase
DD Perry

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ASW attack at 110,66

Japanese Ships
SS No. 45

Allied Ships
DD Paul Hamilton
DD Mervine
DD Decatur

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SS R-5 hit by a Felixstowe F2 off Wake again she sank 3 days later

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Sub attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kashiwa
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura

Allied Ships
SS R-1

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TF 48 troops unloading over beach at Boac, 43,54

Japanese ground losses:
213 casualties reported

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TF 48 troops unloading over beach at Boac, 43,54

Japanese ground losses:
170 casualties reported

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-1

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-1

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-1

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Ground combat at Naga

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 20737 troops, 200 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 399

Defending force 9417 troops, 51 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 198

Japanese ground losses:
730 casualties reported
Guns lost 11

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Ground combat at Boac

Japanese Shock attack

Attacking force 2064 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 19

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 6 to 1 (fort level 0)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Boac base !!!

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/13/26

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-1

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ASW attack at 113,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 34

Allied Ships
DD La Vallette
DD Chase
DD Perry

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ASW attack near Manila at 43,52

Japanese Ships
DD Tachikaze
DD Hokaze
DD Shiokaze
DD Akikaze
DD No.17
DD No.13
DD No.11
DD No.9
DD No.7
DD No.3
DD No. 27
DD No. 25

Allied Ships
SS S-34, hits 4, on fire

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SS R-16 hit by a Felixstowe F2 off Wake she sank 6 days later
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ASW attack near Manila at 43,52

Japanese Ships
DD Kashi
DD Yanagi
DD Kuwa
DD Hinoki
DD Sumire

Allied Ships
SS S-34, heavy damage

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Sub attack near Manila at 43,52

Japanese Ships
DD No.13
DD Tachikaze
DD Hokaze
DD Shiokaze
DD Akikaze
DD No.17
DD No.11
DD No.9
DD No.7
DD No.3
DD No. 27
DD No. 25
DD No. 23
DD No. 19

Allied Ships
SS S-34, heavy damage

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Sub attack at 113,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 34, hits 4, on fire she sank 2 weeks later

Allied Ships
DD Perry, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage she blew up and sank
DD La Vallette
DD Chase

This was a brief, violent battle. DD Perry blew up and sank almost immediately from a magazine explosion, while SS No. 34 took some serious hits which breached her hull and caused both fires and flooding. She sank with all hands 14 days later trying to make it back to base. Kind of strange how this battle was happening at the same time that USN S-34 was battling for her life at Manila.
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Ground combat at Naga

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 20795 troops, 201 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 400

Defending force 8526 troops, 36 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 167

Japanese ground losses:
401 casualties reported
Guns lost 5

Ground combat at Naga

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 20795 troops, 201 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 400

Defending force 8526 troops, 36 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 167

Japanese ground losses:
401 casualties reported
Guns lost 5

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Tue Apr 12, 2011 12:52 am

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/14/26

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ASW attack at 114,68

Japanese Ships
SS No. 74

Allied Ships
DD Laub
DD Southard
DD O'Bannon
DD Greer

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SS R-13 hit by a Felixstowe F2 off Wake

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Ground combat at Manila

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 7056 troops, 126 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1739

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 89 to 1 (fort level 0)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Manila base !!!

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/15/26

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Sub attack at 49,42

Japanese Ships
SS No. 41

Allied Ships
DD Yu Chang

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Sub attack at 114,68

Japanese Ships
SS No. 74

Allied Ships
DD Greer, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD Laub
DD Southard
DD O'Bannon

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Foochow at 48,41

Japanese Ships
AP Africa Maru, Shell hits 25, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage she sank

Allied Ships
CL Ying Jui
CL Chao Ho
CL Hai Chou
DD Chien Kang
DD Tung An
DD Yu Chang

Japanese ground losses:
277 casualties reported

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Foochow at 48,41

Japanese Ships
AP Anzan Maru, Shell hits 9, on fire

Allied Ships
CL Ying Jui
CL Chao Ho
CL Hai Chou
DD Chien Kang
DD Tung An
DD Yu Chang

Japanese ground losses:
43 casualties reported

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Naval bombardment of Foochow, at 48,41 - Coastal Guns Fire Back!

85 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Allied Ships
CL Hai Chou, Shell hits 18, on fire
CL Chao Ho, Shell hits 14, on fire
CL Ying Jui, Shell hits 13, on fire

Japanese ground losses:
21 casualties reported

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SS R-9 and SS R-19 hit by Felixstowe F2s off Wake

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Sub attack near French Frigate Shoal at 104,68

Japanese Ships
SS UC-90 (O4)

Allied Ships
DD Crosby
DD Selfridge
DD Percival
DD Upshur

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Sub attack at 110,65

Japanese Ships
SS No. 62

Allied Ships
DD Babbitt, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage she sank 2 days later
DD William Jones
DD Elliot

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Sub attack at 51,42

Japanese Ships
SS No. 41

Allied Ships
DD Yu Chang, Torpedo hits 1, on fire

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/16/26

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Sub attack near French Frigate Shoal at 104,68

Japanese Ships
SS UC-90 (O4)

Allied Ships
DD Crosby
DD Selfridge
DD Percival
DD Upshur

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Sub attack at 52,41

Japanese Ships
SS No. 29

Allied Ships
CL Hai Chou, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage

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ASW attack near French Frigate Shoal at 104,68

Japanese Ships
SS UC-90 (O4)

Allied Ships
DD Selfridge

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ASW attack near French Frigate Shoal at 104,68

Japanese Ships
SS UC-90 (O4), hits 1

Allied Ships
DD Selfridge
DD Percival
DD Crosby
DD Upshur

The Japanese host an elaborate flag raising ceremony at the legislative building at Manila. Foreign press are invited to the event, which is punctuated by a large crowd of cheering Filipinos waving Japanese flags and greeting smiling soldiers who pass out candies and sweets to children. The neighborhood and grounds surrounding the capitol are immaculate, with no sign of damage. Astute observers note that the crowd does not seem to extend beyond the capitol area, and there is a heavy security perimeter. Remarks by the Japanese commander, translated in English and Tagalog, boast that not a shot was fired after the Americans declared Manila an Open City, and it can be hoped that that the wise ceasing of resistance in the face of overwhelming force opens a new, more civilized chapter in warfare. Requests to tour the rest of the city are politely, but firmly deferred until it can be assured that the entire city is secure.

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 1:08 am

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/17/26

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TF 67 troops unloading over beach at Ormoc, 43,57

Japanese ground losses:
77 casualties reported

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TF 105 troops unloading over beach at Tacloban, 44,58

Japanese ground losses:
48 casualties reported

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TF 109 troops unloading over beach at Tagbalarin, 43,58

Japanese ground losses:
77 casualties reported

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Ground combat at Naga

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 4724 troops, 20 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 158

Defending force 33145 troops, 209 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 401

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Ground combat at Hengchow

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 113733 troops, 213 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 717

Defending force 1478 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 7

Japanese ground losses:
24 casualties reported

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/18/26

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SS R-1 hit by a Felixstowe F2 off Wake

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TF 67 troops unloading over beach at Ormoc, 43,57

Japanese ground losses:
50 casualties reported

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TF 105 troops unloading over beach at Tacloban, 44,58

Japanese ground losses:
92 casualties reported

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TF 109 troops unloading over beach at Tagbalarin, 43,58

Japanese ground losses:
67 casualties reported

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Sub attack at 113,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 69

Allied Ships
DD Ballard
DD MacDonough
DD Hovey

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Cebu Island at 42,58

Japanese Ships
CA Kurama
CA Ibuki
CA Ikoma
BB Kashima
CA Iwate
CA Asama
CA Tokiwa
CA Yakumo
DD Maki
DD Kaya
DD Take
DD Kagero
DD Hagi

Allied Ships
CA Huron, Shell hits 1
DD Pope, Shell hits 46, and is sunk
DD Raider, Shell hits 33, and is sunk
AK Capillo
AK Compagnia Filipinas
AK Corregidor, Shell hits 1

This was actually a bombardment TF sent in to soften up Cebu before a landing. I thought the chances of running into the Asiatic Fleet there were low. Surprise!

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Naval bombardment of Cebu Island, at 42,58 - Coastal Guns Fire Back!

32 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Japanese Ships
CA Yakumo, Shell hits 2
CA Tokiwa, Shell hits 5
CA Asama, Shell hits 1
CA Iwate, Shell hits 2
BB Kashima
CA Ikoma, Shell hits 3
CA Ibuki, Shell hits 2
CA Kurama

Allied ground losses:
256 casualties reported
Guns lost 8

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TF 106 troops unloading over beach at Guiuan, 45,58

Japanese ground losses:
39 casualties reported

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TF 67 troops unloading over beach at Ormoc, 43,57

Japanese ground losses:
26 casualties reported

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TF 105 troops unloading over beach at Tacloban, 44,58

Japanese ground losses:
26 casualties reported

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TF 106 troops unloading over beach at Guiuan, 45,58

Japanese ground losses:
93 casualties reported

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TF 109 troops unloading over beach at Tagbalarin, 43,58

Japanese ground losses:
39 casualties reported

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Sub attack near Manila at 43,52

Japanese Ships
AK Hirota Maru, Torpedo hits 1, on fire

Allied Ships
SS S-37

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ASW attack near Manila at 43,52

Japanese Ships
DD Tachikaze
DD Hokaze
DD Shiokaze
DD Akikaze
DD No.17
DD No.13
DD No.11
DD No.9
DD No.7
DD No.3
DD No. 27
DD No. 25
DD No. 23
DD No. 19

Allied Ships
SS S-37

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ASW attack at 113,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 69

Allied Ships
DD La Vallette
DD Chase

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Ground combat at Hengchow

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 113664 troops, 213 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 718

Defending force 1438 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 7

Japanese ground losses:
13 casualties reported

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/19/26

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TF 106 troops unloading over beach at Guiuan, 45,58

Japanese ground losses:
10 casualties reported

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Sub attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
TK Toa Maru, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage she sank

Allied Ships
SS S-25

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ASW attack near Manila at 43,52

Japanese Ships
DD Tachikaze
DD Hokaze
DD Shiokaze
DD Akikaze
DD No.17
DD No.13
DD No.11
DD No.9
DD No.7
DD No.3
DD No. 27
DD No. 25
DD No. 23
DD No. 19

Allied Ships
SS S-37

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Sub attack at 113,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 69

Allied Ships
DD Ballard
DD MacDonough

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Sub attack at 113,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 69

Allied Ships
DD Ballard
DD MacDonough

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ASW attack near Manila at 43,52

Japanese Ships
DD Tachikaze

Allied Ships
SS S-37, hits 1

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ASW attack at 113,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 69

Allied Ships
DD MacDonough
DD Ballard
DD Hovey

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Sub attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD Numakaze
DD Nashi
DD Namikaze
DD Yomogi
DD Tade
DD Kuri

Allied Ships
SS S-25

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ASW attack at 113,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 69

Allied Ships
DD La Vallette
DD Chase

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Ground combat at Hengchow

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 113714 troops, 212 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 719

Defending force 1438 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 7

Japanese ground losses:
19 casualties reported

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Wed Apr 13, 2011 2:20 pm

I forgot to post the screenshot of the Cebu Island battle last night. Another nice mix of Kirk's, Graham's, and stock artwork shooting it out.

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Thu Apr 14, 2011 1:16 am

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/20/26

While on patrol off Soerabaja as part of the heightened state of alert, the Dutch coastal battleship De Zeven Provincien experiences a mutiny. Some officers are murdered, and other loyal crew members end up in the brig. Exactly who is behind it or why is unclear, thought is known that there are large numbers of native Indonesians serving as ordinary seamen in the Dutch Asiatic Fleet.
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Naval bombardment of Cebu Island, at 42,58 - Coastal Guns Fire Back!

Japanese Ships
CA Yakumo
CA Tokiwa
CA Asama
BB Kashima
CA Ikoma
CA Ibuki

Allied ground losses:
36 casualties reported

Port hits 2
Port supply hits 1

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Ground combat at Naga

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 101499 troops, 687 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1918

Defending force 33297 troops, 209 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 400

Allied ground losses:
116 casualties reported
Guns lost 1

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Ground combat at Sian

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 86113 troops, 624 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1785

Defending force 16272 troops, 38 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 201

Japanese ground losses:
9 casualties reported
Guns lost 1

Allied ground losses:
5990 casualties reported
Guns lost 6

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Ground combat at Nanning

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 32961 troops, 221 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 572

Defending force 4360 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

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Ground combat at Hengchow

Allied Shock attack

Attacking force 113735 troops, 211 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 721

Defending force 1398 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 7

Allied assault odds: 1610 to 1

Japanese ground losses:
317 casualties reported

Allied ground losses:
12217 casualties reported
Guns lost 1

Defeated Japanese Units Retreating!
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Ground combat at Ormoc

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 759 troops, 4 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 20

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 6 to 1 (fort level 0)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Ormoc base !!!

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Ground combat at Tacloban

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 746 troops, 9 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 22

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 40 to 1 (fort level 0)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Tacloban base !!!

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Ground combat at Tagbalarin

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 608 troops, 1 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 20

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

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

Japanese forces CAPTURE Tagbalarin base !!!

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Ground combat at Guiuan

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 800 troops, 3 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 25

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 42 to 1 (fort level 0)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Guiuan base !!!

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/21/26

8/21 The BB De Zeven Provincien continues to steer aimlessly about the area of Soerabaja. Other ships surround her, keeping their distance. She resists all attempts at communication. The mutiny makes it into every major newspaper.

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Cebu Island at 42,58

Japanese Ships
CA Ibuki
CA Ikoma
BB Kashima
CA Asama
CA Tokiwa
CA Yakumo
DD Maki
DD Hagi

Allied Ships
AK Anakan, Shell hits 6, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
AK Bisayas, Shell hits 12, on fire, heavy damage she later sank
AK Palawan, Shell hits 20, and is sunk

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Sub attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
TK Nichiei Maru, Shell hits 4, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage

Allied Ships
SS S-25, hits 2

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Sub attack near Cebu Island at 42,58

Japanese Ships
BB Mishima, Torpedo hits 1, on fire
DD Kashi
DD Yanagi
DD Kuwa
DD Hinoki
DD Sumire

Allied Ships
SS S-37

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Ground combat at Naga

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 101771 troops, 687 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1937

Defending force 33181 troops, 207 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 399

Allied ground losses:
34 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

Ground combat at Naga

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Ground combat at Sian

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 86103 troops, 624 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1782

Defending force 6103 troops, 29 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 192

Allied ground losses:
101 casualties reported
Guns lost 5

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Ground combat at Nanning

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 33114 troops, 220 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 578

Defending force 4360 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/22/26

The mutinous Indonesians on the BB De Zeven Provincien send a general message on the ship’s wireless, saying they are in sympathy with the PNI, and demand the Dutch government recognize them as a legitimate political party. The Dutch naturally refuse to do so.
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Sub attack at 97,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 24, hits 1

Allied Ships
AK William Luckenbach, Shell hits 4, Torpedo hits 3, on fire, heavy damage she sank

Allied ground losses:
65 casualties reported

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Sub attack near Cebu Island at 42,58

Japanese Ships
DD Hinoki
DD Yanagi

Allied Ships
SS S-37, hits 1, on fire

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ASW attack near Cebu Island at 42,58

Japanese Ships
DD Yanagi
DD Kuwa
DD Hinoki
DD Sumire
BB Okinoshima
BB Fuji
BB Asahi

Allied Ships
SS S-37

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Ground combat at Naga

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 102200 troops, 694 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2064

Defending force 33168 troops, 201 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 400

Allied ground losses:
32 casualties reported
Guns lost 3

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Ground combat at Sian

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 86009 troops, 621 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1777

Defending force 15937 troops, 18 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 185

Allied ground losses:
3306 casualties reported
Guns lost 5

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Ground combat at Nanning

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 33155 troops, 221 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 579

Defending force 4380 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Allied ground losses:
7 casualties reported

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 1:11 am

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/23/26

The mutinous Indonesians on the BB De Zeven Provincien put out a public call for Japanese assistance on the ship’s wireless, saying they wish for the Dutch East Indies to join the Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere. When asked about the matter, the Japanese foreign minister vehemently denies that Japan has anything to do with the mutiny, and publicly calls for both the mutineers to stand down and for the Dutch to show them restraint.

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Sub attack near French Frigate Shoal at 104,68

Japanese Ships
SS UC-90 (O4)

Allied Ships
DD Upshur
DD Selfridge
DD Percival
DD Crosby

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Night Time Surface Combat at 38,61

Japanese Ships
DD Sakaki, Shell hits 1
DD Sugi, Shell hits 20, and is sunk
AP Higashiyama Maru
AP Hikade Maru, Shell hits 2, on fire she sank 6 days later
AP Hinko Maru

Allied Ships
CA Huron, Shell hits 6

Japanese ground losses:
36 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

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Naval bombardment of Cebu Island, at 42,58 - Coastal Guns Fire Back!

Japanese Ships
CA Idzumo
CA Adzuma
CA Nisshin
CA Kasuga
BB Suwo
BB Okinoshima
BB Fuji
BB Asahi
BB Shikishima
BB Mikasa
BB Katori

Allied ground losses:
90 casualties reported

Port hits 1
Port supply hits 2

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ASW attack at 109,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 44

Allied Ships
DD Yarborough
DD Wood
DD Thompson
DD Somers

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ASW attack near Cebu Island at 42,58

Japanese Ships
DD Kashi
DD Hagi
DD Maki
CA Asama
BB Kashima

Allied Ships
SS S-36

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Day Time Surface Combat, near Jolo at 38,59

Japanese Ships
CL Isuzu
DD No.5
DD No. 16

Allied Ships
AK Capillo, Shell hits 7, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage she sank 2 days later
AK Compagnia Filipinas, Shell hits 10, on fire, heavy damage she sank 2 days later
AK Corregidor, Shell hits 6, on fire, heavy damage she sank 4 days later

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Sub attack at 97,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 24

Allied Ships
DD Philip
DD Long
DD Rathburne

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Naval bombardment of Eniwetok, at 76,74

Allied Ships
DD Renshaw
DD Ward
DD Jacob Jones
DD Lea
DD Dent
DD Hazelwood
CL Detroit
CL Raleigh
CL Cincinnati
CL Milwaukee
BC Saratoga
BC Lexington

Port hits 4
Port fuel hits 2
Port supply hits 4

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TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Cebu Island, 42,58

Japanese ground losses:
86 casualties reported

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TF 19 troops unloading over beach at Jolo, 38,59

Japanese ground losses:
69 casualties reported

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Coastal Guns at Tawi Tawi, 38,60, firing at TF 83
TF 83 troops unloading over beach at Tawi Tawi, 38,60

55 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Japanese Ships
AP Astuga Maru, Shell hits 5, on fire, heavy damage she sank 5 days later

Japanese ground losses:
192 casualties reported

Nope, didn't know he moved forces to Tawi Tawi. The entire force was lost - the troops died on the beach, and the ship sank.

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TF 101 troops unloading over beach at Zamboanga, 39,59

Japanese ground losses:
39 casualties reported

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Ground combat at Naga

Japanese Shock attack

Attacking force 116169 troops, 729 guns, 77 vehicles, Assault Value = 2083

Defending force 33137 troops, 199 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 399

Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 3

Japanese assault odds: 1 to 1 (fort level 3)

Japanese Assault reduces fortifications to 3

Japanese ground losses:
3238 casualties reported
Guns lost 161

Allied ground losses:
378 casualties reported
Guns lost 6

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Ground combat at Sian

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 91070 troops, 622 guns, 166 vehicles, Assault Value = 1772

Defending force 5867 troops, 9 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 182

Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 2

Japanese assault odds: 38 to 1 (fort level 2)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Sian base !!!

Japanese ground losses:
193 casualties reported
Guns lost 10
Vehicles lost 1

Allied ground losses:
184 casualties reported
Guns lost 7

Defeated Allied Units Retreating!

Historically, Sian and Homan were where the Chinese Communists retreated to after the Long March. In other games, the cities are marked as Communist. But of course, the March was in 1934 and 35, so they're just normal cities in WPO.
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Ground combat at Nanning

Japanese Shock attack

Attacking force 34627 troops, 219 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 578

Defending force 4360 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 2

Japanese assault odds: 8 to 1 (fort level 2)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Nanning base !!!

Allied ground losses:
15 casualties reported

Defeated Allied Units Retreating!

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Ground combat at Tawi Tawi

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 2164 troops, 19 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 99

Defending force 379 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 8

Japanese ground losses:
30 casualties reported

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/24/26

Running low on provisions, the BB De Zeven Provincien attempts to re-supply at Kragen. A pair of float planes of the NEI Recce Squadron brought in from Batvia launches an air strike, with one bomb striking the ship. The BB herself suffers very little damage, as it is an anti-personnel (fragmentation) bomb, but the mutineers suffer high casualties and surrender. The ship is returned to Soerabaja. Many in the Western press hail the attack as an efficient way of ending the crisis, though the newspapers in Japan and other areas of the Co-Prosperity Sphere do not share the enthusiasm.
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TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Cebu Island, 42,58

Japanese ground losses:
119 casualties reported

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TF 19 troops unloading over beach at Jolo, 38,59

Japanese ground losses:
16 casualties reported

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Coastal Guns at Tawi Tawi, 38,60, firing at TF 83
TF 83 troops unloading over beach at Tawi Tawi, 38,60

20 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Japanese ground losses:
36 casualties reported

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TF 101 troops unloading over beach at Zamboanga, 39,59

Japanese ground losses:
28 casualties reported

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Sub attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
TK San Ramon Maru, Shell hits 3, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage she sank the next day

Allied Ships
SS S-8

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Naval bombardment of Eniwetok, at 76,74

Allied Ships
DD Renshaw
DD Ward
DD Jacob Jones
DD Lea
DD Dent
DD Hazelwood
CL Detroit
CL Raleigh
CL Cincinnati
CL Milwaukee
BC Saratoga
BC Lexington

Port hits 1
Port fuel hits 1
Port supply hits 3

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Sub attack at 97,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 24

Allied Ships
DD Long
DD Rathburne
DD Philip

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TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Cebu Island, 42,58

Japanese ground losses:
132 casualties reported

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TF 19 troops unloading over beach at Jolo, 38,59

Japanese ground losses:
18 casualties reported

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TF 101 troops unloading over beach at Zamboanga, 39,59

Japanese ground losses:
9 casualties reported

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Sub attack near Cebu Island at 42,58

Japanese Ships
DD Hinoki, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage she sank 5 days later
DD Yanagi
DD Kuwa
DD Sumire

Allied Ships
SS S-36, hits 1

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Sub attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
TK Kiyo Maru, Torpedo hits 1

Allied Ships
SS S-8

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Sub attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 35

Allied Ships
DD Zeilin
DD Trever
DD J. F. Burnes

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ASW attack at 97,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 24

Allied Ships
DD Long
DD Rathburne
DD Philip

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ASW attack at 110,66

Japanese Ships
SS No. 70

Allied Ships
DD Paul Hamilton
DD Mervine
DD Decatur

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Naval bombardment of Eniwetok, at 76,74

Allied Ships
DD Renshaw
DD Ward
DD Jacob Jones
DD Lea
DD Dent
DD Hazelwood
CL Detroit
CL Raleigh
CL Cincinnati
CL Milwaukee
BC Saratoga
BC Lexington

Port hits 3
Port fuel hits 2

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ASW attack at 110,66

Japanese Ships
SS No. 70

Allied Ships
DD Paul Hamilton
DD Mervine
DD Decatur

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Ground combat at Naga

Japanese Shock attack

Attacking force 109045 troops, 549 guns, 77 vehicles, Assault Value = 1739

Defending force 32509 troops, 181 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 381

Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 2

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

Japanese Assault reduces fortifications to 2

Japanese ground losses:
2337 casualties reported
Guns lost 44
Vehicles lost 4

Allied ground losses:
338 casualties reported
Guns lost 14

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Ground combat at Tawi Tawi

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 2168 troops, 20 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 98

Defending force 331 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 4

Japanese ground losses:
49 casualties reported

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/25/26

French authorities in Hanoi, Hue, and Saigon note an increasing number of pro-Japanese banners and signs in the cities. The pro-Japanese supporters appear to be outnumbered by both the pro-French residents and the local independence-minded Communists.
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TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Cebu Island, 42,58

Japanese ground losses:
159 casualties reported

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ASW attack at 110,66

Japanese Ships
SS No. 70

Allied Ships
DD Paul Hamilton
DD Mervine
DD Decatur

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ASW attack near Cebu Island at 42,58

Japanese Ships
DD No.17
DD No.13

Allied Ships
SS S-35

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ASW attack at 110,66

Japanese Ships
SS No. 70

Allied Ships
DD Paul Hamilton
DD Mervine
DD Decatur

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ASW attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD Nashi
DD Namikaze
DD Yomogi
DD Tade
DD Kuri
DD Numakaze

Allied Ships
SS S-6

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TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Cebu Island, 42,58

Japanese ground losses:
151 casualties reported

TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Cebu Island, 42,58

Japanese ground losses:
151 casualties reported

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ASW attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD Yukaze
DD Sawakaze
DD Kawakaze
DD Hamakaze

Allied Ships
SS S-6, hits 1

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Sub attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 35

Allied Ships
MSW Widgeon, Torpedo hits 3, on fire, heavy damage she sank
MSW Pelican
MSW Swallow
MSW Tanager
MSW Cardinal
MSW Partridge
MSW Brant

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Ground combat at Naga

Japanese Shock attack

Attacking force 105339 troops, 479 guns, 74 vehicles, Assault Value = 1555

Defending force 31663 troops, 164 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 358

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

Japanese ground losses:
2932 casualties reported
Guns lost 21
Vehicles lost 1

Allied ground losses:
597 casualties reported
Guns lost 4

The whole episode with the Dutch BB De Zeven Provincien is borrowed from a real incident which happened in 1933. I originally stumbled upon it while researching something else - it made worldwide news at the time. With all of the turmoil happening in Asia, I projected it to occur 7 years earler. What's interesting about this ship is when she came under air attack by the Dutch in 1933 she was one of the first ships ever to suffer damage from air attack in combat. In World War II, she was sunk, by air attack, by the Japanese. The Japanese raised her and recommissioned her into their navy. She was sunk a second time, this time for good, from an air attack from a third country - America. Read more here.

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Fri Apr 15, 2011 1:27 am

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/26/26
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TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Cebu Island, 42,58

Japanese ground losses:
138 casualties reported

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Sub attack at 94,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 45

Allied Ships
DD Farragut
DD Kennison
DD Shirk
DD Sumner

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ASW attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD Kuri
DD Tade
DD Nashi
DD Numakaze
DD Yomogi
DD Namikaze
DD Yukaze

Allied Ships
SS S-6, hits 3

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ASW attack at 97,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 24

Allied Ships
DD Long
DD Rathburne
DD Philip

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Naval bombardment of Cebu Island, at 42,58 - Coastal Guns Fire Back!

Japanese Ships
CA Yakumo
CA Tokiwa
CA Asama
BB Kashima
CA Ikoma
CA Ibuki

Allied ground losses:
11 casualties reported

Port supply hits 1

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ASW attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD Kuri
DD Tade
DD Nashi
DD Numakaze
DD Yomogi
DD Namikaze
DD Yukaze
DD Sawakaze
DD Kawakaze
DD Hamakaze
DD Tokitsukaze
DD Isokaze

Allied Ships
SS S-6

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TF 47 troops unloading over beach at Bacolod, 42,57

Japanese ground losses:
10 casualties reported

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TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Cebu Island, 42,58

Japanese ground losses:
207 casualties reported

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TF 14 troops unloading over beach at Jolo, 38,59

Japanese ground losses:
64 casualties reported

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS S-24, hits 2, on fire

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Sub attack near Midway at 95,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 45

Allied Ships
MSW Seagull
MSW Kingfisher
MSW Whippoorwill
MSW Auk
MSW Ortolan
MSW Sandpiper

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ASW attack at 112,64

Japanese Ships
SS No. 57

Allied Ships
DD Tingey
DD Sproston
DD Tarbell
DD Badger
DD Chew
DD Mugford

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ASW attack near Midway at 95,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 45

Allied Ships
MSW Tern
MSW Turkey

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Ground combat at Cebu Island

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 6802 troops, 85 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 117

Defending force 120 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1

Japanese assault odds: 28 to 1 (fort level 3)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Cebu Island base !!!

Allied ground losses:
966 casualties reported

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Ground combat at Jolo

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 766 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 31

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 10 to 1 (fort level 0)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Jolo base !!!

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Ground combat at Zamboanga

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 722 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 21

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 3 to 1 (fort level 0)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Zamboanga base !!!

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/27/26

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS S-24, heavy damage

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Sub attack near Midway at 95,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 45

Allied Ships
TK H. M. Storey, Torpedo hits 1, on fire she sank 3 days later
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ASW attack at 110,66

Japanese Ships
SS No. 70

Allied Ships
DD Paul Hamilton
DD Mervine
DD Decatur

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ASW attack near Midway at 95,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 45

Allied Ships
DD Tatnall
DD Schley

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS S-24, hits 1, heavy damage

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Sub attack at 114,67

Japanese Ships
SS No. 69

Allied Ships
AP President Garfield, Torpedo hits 2, on fire she was reported sunk on 9/10

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ASW attack near Midway at 95,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 45

Allied Ships
DD Tatnall
DD Schley

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ASW attack at 97,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 24

Allied Ships
DD Long
DD Rathburne
DD Philip

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba

Allied Ships
SS S-24, hits 1, heavy damage

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ASW attack near Midway at 95,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 45, hits 2

Allied Ships
MSW Kingfisher
MSW Seagull
MSW Whippoorwill
MSW Auk
MSW Ortolan
MSW Sandpiper

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TF 40 troops unloading over beach at Iloilo, 42,56

Japanese ground losses:
50 casualties reported

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TF 44 troops unloading over beach at Roxas, 42,55

Japanese ground losses:
41 casualties reported

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TF 40 troops unloading over beach at Iloilo, 42,56

Japanese ground losses:
42 casualties reported

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TF 44 troops unloading over beach at Roxas, 42,55

Japanese ground losses:
57 casualties reported

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Sub attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
AK Macassar Maru, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage she sank

Allied Ships
SS S-6

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ASW attack at 110,66

Japanese Ships
SS No. 70

Allied Ships
DD Paul Hamilton
DD Mervine
DD Decatur

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ASW attack at 110,66

Japanese Ships
SS No. 70

Allied Ships
DD Paul Hamilton
DD Mervine
DD Decatur

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/28/26

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TF 40 troops unloading over beach at Iloilo, 42,56

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TF 44 troops unloading over beach at Roxas, 42,55

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SS R-13 hit by a Felixstowe F2 off Wake

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ASW attack near Midway at 95,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 45

Allied Ships
MSW Tern
MSW Turkey

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ASW attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD Kuri
DD Tade
DD Nashi
DD Numakaze
DD Yomogi
DD Namikaze
DD Yukaze
DD Sawakaze
DD Kawakaze
DD Hamakaze
DD Tokitsukaze
DD Isokaze

Allied Ships
SS S-6, hits 2, on fire

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ASW attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD Kuri
DD Tade
DD Nashi
DD Numakaze
DD Yomogi
DD Namikaze
DD Yukaze
DD Sawakaze
DD Kawakaze
DD Hamakaze
DD Tokitsukaze
DD Isokaze

Allied Ships
SS S-6, hits 1, heavy damage

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ASW attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD Kuri
DD Tade
DD Nashi
DD Numakaze
DD Yomogi
DD Namikaze
DD Yukaze
DD Sawakaze
DD Kawakaze
DD Hamakaze
DD Tokitsukaze
DD Isokaze

Allied Ships
SS S-6, hits 1, heavy damage

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba

Allied Ships
SS S-24, hits 1, heavy damage

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ASW attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD Kuri

Allied Ships
SS S-6, heavy damage

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Sat Apr 16, 2011 3:18 am

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/29/26

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ASW attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD Kuri
DD Tade
DD Nashi
DD Numakaze
DD Yomogi
DD Namikaze
DD Yukaze
DD Sawakaze
DD Kawakaze
DD Hamakaze
DD Tokitsukaze
DD Isokaze

Allied Ships
SS S-8, hits 1

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Ground combat at Pakhoi

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 1438 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 7

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 14 to 1 (fort level 0)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Pakhoi base !!!

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Ground combat at Iloilo

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 648 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 21

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 20 to 1 (fort level 2)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Iloilo base !!!

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Ground combat at Roxas

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 410 troops, 5 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 13

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

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

Japanese forces CAPTURE Roxas base !!!

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Ground combat at Bacolod

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 102 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 7

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

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

Japanese forces CAPTURE Bacolod base !!!

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/30/26

Dateline Ottawa, Canada : Liberal members of Canada's 15th Parliament launched into a series of accusatory diatribes against Canada’s newest Prime Minister, Arthur Meighen, and his Conservative Party today concerning the potential risks for Canada's involvement in the Pacific War between the USA and Japan. These accusations were made after rumors of clandestine support for the USA and/or secret mobilizations were published by an Investigative Reporter from the Toronto Gazette. After threatening to have the opposition party forcibly removed from the Chamber, Prime Minister Meighen responded to his critics by stating that the only role that his Government was interested in was one of being a mediator and peacemaker between the warring parties. After one of the MP's joked about him wanting to win a Nobel Prize, a la Teddy Roosevelt, Meighen stated that Canada is not obliged by either treaty or tradition to automatically side with the USA in the current conflict. Furthermore, that Canada would not even consider participating in any type of mobilization of military forces unless officially requested to by Great Britain or another member of the British Commonwealth.
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TF 101 troops unloading over beach at Puerto Princesa, 38,55

Japanese ground losses:
79 casualties reported

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TF 101 troops unloading over beach at Puerto Princesa, 38,55

Japanese ground losses:
32 casualties reported

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Sub attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD Yomogi
DD Kuri
DD Tade
DD Nashi
DD Numakaze
DD Namikaze
DD Yukaze
DD Sawakaze
DD Kawakaze
DD Hamakaze
DD Tokitsukaze

Allied Ships
SS S-8

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 08/31/26

Both commercial fisherman and residents all along Canada's British Columbian Provincial coastline report numerous instances of "periscopes" and "unidentified undersea vessels" navigating close to the BC coast. The Ministry of Fisheries Acting Director states that "these sightings do not fit the normal transitory migration of known whale species" and that marine life can all but be ruled out as the cause of this public paranoia.
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TF 101 troops unloading over beach at Puerto Princesa, 38,55

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TF 19 troops unloading over beach at Taytay, 39,53

Japanese ground losses:
78 casualties reported

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TF 48 troops unloading over beach at San Jose, 41,53

Japanese ground losses:
55 casualties reported

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TF 19 troops unloading over beach at Taytay, 39,53

Japanese ground losses:
14 casualties reported

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TF 48 troops unloading over beach at San Jose, 41,53

Japanese ground losses:
44 casualties reported

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ASW attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD Kuri
DD Tade
DD Nashi
DD Numakaze
DD Yomogi
DD Namikaze
DD Yukaze

Allied Ships
SS S-8, hits 1

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Sat Apr 16, 2011 8:02 pm

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/01/26

Today's 1st Autumn session of the BC assembly was punctuated by the assertion by the Liberal Minority that the public's panic concerning possible submarine sightings was "....obviously the work of the US Navy, in an attempt to promote Anti-Japanese hysteria and to coerce the Canadian Nation to come to their (The USA's) aid".

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TF 19 troops unloading over beach at Taytay, 39,53

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TF 48 troops unloading over beach at San Jose, 41,53

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Sub attack near Tokyo at 66,43

Japanese Ships
AK Mito Maru, Torpedo hits 1, on fire she sank 3 days later

Allied Ships
SS S-17

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Ground combat at Puerto Princesa

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 666 troops, 3 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 17

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 5 to 1 (fort level 0)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Puerto Princesa base !!!

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Ground combat at Taytay

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 502 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 14

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 8 to 1 (fort level 0)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Taytay base !!!

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Ground combat at San Jose

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 690 troops, 1 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 19

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 17 to 1 (fort level 0)

Japanese forces CAPTURE San Jose base !!!

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/02/26

Dateline Vancouver, BC: Numerous reports of surfacing "U-Boats" within the immediate confines of Vancouver Harbor have been logged by authorities. The Royal Canadian Constabulary has activated several local maritime patrol militia units that are normally dedicated to the mission of anti-smuggling and tax revenue for patrols beginning at 1st light on 9/3. In addition, there have been reports of the requisitioning of several cases of dynamite by the local authorities that were originally destined for one of the gold mining camps in the mountains.
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Sub attack at 65,45

Japanese Ships
AK Asosan Maru, Torpedo hits 1

Allied Ships
SS S-27

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Sub attack at 65,45

Japanese Ships
AK Asosan Maru, Torpedo hits 1, on fire (second attack)

Allied Ships
SS S-27

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Sub attack near Tokyo at 66,43

Japanese Ships
TK Toei Maru, Shell hits 3, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage

Allied Ships
SS S-17, hits 1, on fire

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/03/26

Dateline Vancouver, BC: A local reporter who was able to secure a ride on one of the RC Constabulary craft reported, upon docking, that his craft was activity engaged in the stalking of an "unidentified submersible vessel" for several hours this morning. This effort included the active preparation and fusing of wads of dynamite for use in potentially sinking the unidentified craft. It was only the sharp eyesight of a ship's mate that prevented the needless demise of a pod of Orca's that has been mistakenly identified as foreign submarines.

Japan and the rest of the Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere welcome the province of Guangxi (containing the cities of Nanning and Pakhoi) after the provisional council voted unanimously to join the sphere. At the request of the council, Japan will consider Guangxi a special protectorate for the time being. (Guangxi had a wild reputation and a history of rebellion against centralized authority in the early 20th century).

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ASW attack at 67,44

Japanese Ships
SS No. 8

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-15

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Day Air attack on TF at 66,44

Japanese aircraft
Avro 504K x 25

Japanese aircraft losses
Avro 504K: 2 destroyed

Allied Ships
CA Frederick
CA Charlotte
CA Missoula

Aircraft Attacking:
3 x Avro 504K bombing at 2000 feet
2 x Avro 504K bombing at 2000 feet
3 x Avro 504K bombing at 2000 feet
4 x Avro 504K bombing at 2000 feet
4 x Avro 504K bombing at 2000 feet
3 x Avro 504K bombing at 2000 feet
4 x Avro 504K bombing at 2000 feet
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Day Time Surface Combat at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD Isokaze, Shell hits 3, on fire
DD Tokitsukaze, Shell hits 1
DD Hamakaze, Shell hits 1
DD Kawakaze, Shell hits 1, on fire
DD Sawakaze, Shell hits 2
DD Yukaze, Shell hits 1
DD Namikaze, Shell hits 1
DD Numakaze
DD Nashi, Shell hits 3
DD Kuri, Shell hits 3
DD Yomogi, Shell hits 1
DD Tade, Shell hits 3, on fire, heavy damage

Allied Ships
CA Charlotte, Shell hits 21, Torpedo hits 1, on fire
CA Missoula, Shell hits 27, Torpedo hits 4, and is sunk
CA Frederick, Shell hits 8

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Sat Apr 16, 2011 8:04 pm

This is a picture of the air attack before the naval battle off Tokyo on 9/3/26. The land-based level bombers failed to score any hits, but its a cool shot of a miss near CA Charlotte.

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Sun Apr 17, 2011 1:09 am

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/04/26

Japan informs France that it welcomes the opportunity for increased cooperation and friendship now that they share a common border, just as she does with the United Kingdom along the Canton/Hong Kong border.

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-15

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-15

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/05/26

A bomb explodes in Pakhoi near a building commandeered as barracks by the Imperial Japanese army. The Japanese Foreign Minister says the situation is stabilized, and suspects have been arrested and are being interrogated.

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TF 101 troops unloading over beach at Dumaguete, 41,57

Japanese ground losses:
22 casualties reported

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TF 101 troops unloading over beach at Dumaguete, 41,57

Japanese ground losses:
16 casualties reported

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ASW attack near San Jose at 41,53

Japanese Ships
DD No.17
DD No.13
DD No.11
DD No.9
DD No.7
DD No.3
DD No. 27

Allied Ships
SS S-37, hits 1

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ASW attack near San Jose at 41,53

Japanese Ships
DD No.17
DD No.13
DD No.11
DD No.9
DD No.7
DD No.3
DD No. 27
DD No. 25
DD No. 23
DD No. 19

Allied Ships
SS S-37

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/06/26

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TF 101 troops unloading over beach at Dumaguete, 41,57

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Thu Apr 21, 2011 5:15 pm

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/07/26

Hilo, Hawaii @ the Editor's Desk of the Hearst Affiliated local Newspaper: The photograph, fresh out of the development lab, was still wet and smelled of the finishing "fixer" chemical. At 1st glance it looked a bunch of gray and black images with intermittent orbs of brightness in the foreground. The poor quality was not a surprise, as it was taken with a cheap Kodak Brownie Camera at a bad angle and a night. However, closer scrutiny of the photograph with a magnifying glass in conjuntion with the avadavit supplied by the person who took the photo seemed to add credibility to story, even though this opportunity cost the Newspaper $200 in cash to secure over the competition. Considering the fact that the amateur photographer in question was a dock worker at a local Oil Refinery; the "Headline Potential" of this evidence was very compelling......... now if we can just find some kind of confirmation within this image. Unsubstantiated reports of strange dialects and uniforms on a Man-o-War in Hilo Harbor loading up with Marine Bunker Fuel. "Wait, what's that look like to you, Jones", "Looks like a partial British Naval Ensign with a some kind of shield or crest on it, Sir............."

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Sub attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Katsura, Torpedo hits 1, on fire
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-15

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SS UB-125 (O-6) hit by ASW twice off Midway from a Curtiss F5L

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Sub attack at 41,56

Japanese Ships
AP Kiko Maru, Shell hits 4, on fire she sank 23 days later

Allied Ships
SS S-37

Japanese ground losses:
9 casualties reported

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Ground combat at Dumaguete

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 609 troops, 3 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 16

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 15 to 1 (fort level 0)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Dumaguete base !!!

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/08/26

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Sub attack near Tokyo at 66,43

Japanese Ships
AK Kirisima Maru

Allied Ships
SS S-16

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Sub attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kaba
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Kashiwa
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-15

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Sub attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
TK Azuma Maru, Torpedo hits 1, on fire she sank 2 days later

Allied Ships
SS S-9

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Sub attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS RO-64

Allied Ships
DD J. F. Burnes
DD Trever
DD Zeilin

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SS No. 58 hit by ASW off Midway from a Curtiss F5L she sank 9 days later

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Day Time Surface Combat, near Dumaguete at 41,57

Japanese Ships
CL Isuzu
DD No.5, Shell hits 1, on fire
DD No. 16

Allied Ships
CL New Orleans, Shell hits 5
CL Albany, Shell hits 8
DM Hart
DM Rizal, Shell hits 4, on fire
DD Pruitt, Shell hits 5, on fire, heavy damage

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Day Time Surface Combat, near Dumaguete at 41,57

Japanese Ships
CL Isuzu, Shell hits 1
DD No.5, on fire
DD No. 16

Allied Ships
CL New Orleans, Shell hits 7
CL Albany, Shell hits 4
DM Hart
DM Rizal, Shell hits 4, on fire, heavy damage she sank 2 days later
DD Pruitt, Shell hits 8, on fire, heavy damage she sank 3 days later

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ASW attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS RO-64

Allied Ships
DD Trever
DD Zeilin
DD J. F. Burnes

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/09/26

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Sub attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS RO-64

Allied Ships
DD Zeilin, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage she sank 2 days later
DD Trever
DD J. F. Burnes

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Dumaguete at 41,57

Japanese Ships
BB Katori, Shell hits 1
BB Mikasa, Shell hits 1
BB Iwami
BB Shikishima
BB Asahi
BB Fuji
BB Okinoshima
BB Suwo
CA Kasuga
CA Nisshin
CA Adzuma
CA Idzumo
DD Kuwa
DD Sumire
DD Yanagi

Allied Ships
CL New Orleans, Shell hits 6, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
CL Albany, Shell hits 9, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
DM Hart, Shell hits 1, on fire

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Dumaguete at 41,57

Japanese Ships
BB Katori
BB Mikasa
BB Iwami, Shell hits 1
BB Shikishima
BB Asahi
BB Fuji
BB Okinoshima
BB Suwo
CA Kasuga
CA Nisshin
CA Adzuma
CA Idzumo
DD Kuwa
DD Sumire
DD Yanagi

Allied Ships
CL New Orleans, and is sunk
CL Albany, and is sunk
DM Hart, Shell hits 25, and is sunk

There was a lot of naval activity in the area. This BB force was actually at Cebu, 1 hex away, and arrived after they reacted to the previous battle.

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-15

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Sub attack near Tokyo at 66,43

Japanese Ships
TK Sanraku Maru, Torpedo hits 1, on fire

Allied Ships
SS S-16

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ASW attack at 95,62

Japanese Ships
SS UB-125 (O6), heavy damage

Allied Ships
DD Long
DD Rathburne
DD Philip

Dateline: New York City, New York's Hearst Newspaper announced the findings to the World with a half-page tall headline that read "THE CANADIANS ARE IN!!!!!"

Battle of Dumaguete, Phase 1, September 8, 1926. Note Kirk's new artwork for the US CLs

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Thu Apr 21, 2011 5:17 pm

Battle of Dumaguete, Phase 2, after midnight, September 9, 1926

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Thu Apr 21, 2011 6:00 pm

Because we had so much "diplomatic activity" in the 3-day turn cycle of September 10 to September 12, I am posting it as a seperate entry. Remember, as always, connfire's entries are in blue, and pmbodkin's are in red.

September 10, 1926

In Tokyo - The Japanese Foreign Minister summons the British ambassador to explain the meaning of the New York World article. They agree to meet in two days.

In the Dutch East Indies - Because the rebellious BB De Zeven Provincein attempted to refuel there, the Dutch Colonial Army beefs up its patrols in Kragan. Several small skirmishes break out this week between Dutch troops and alleged rebels. The unrest spreads this week, on a small and uneven scale, to other areas on Java, as well as Sumatra and Borneo. PNI and Communist agitation are blamed.

September 11, 1926

Dateline, Ottawa, Canada: Prime Minister Arthur Meighen has announced that he has accepted the resignation of the Minister of the National Defense, Minister Hugh Guthrie, effective immediately. No replacement was announced at this time, but one will be nominated in due course, according to the Government Information Ministry. Furthermore, the Prime Minister has called into special session both Chambers of Parliament at 10:00 AM on 9/12/26 to address the current state of affairs. Rumors abound concerning the exact circumstances of the reported movement of certain units of the Canadian Military and whether or not they represent some kind of extra-legal attempt to circumvent key Covenants of the Canadian Confederation. There has also been more than a little speculation that the Governor-General of Canada (Lord Bing of Vemy) may have exceeded his authority as the Crown's Representative to the Nation. Coming on the heels of last year's "King-Byng Affair", the latest events seem to have put the Nation on the precipice of it's 2nd Constitutional Crisis in less than a year's time. The Progressive Block in the Parliament, which has constituted the swing vote between the Conservatives and the Liberals, has been relatively cooperative with the Meighen Government to date. That support, moving forward, is uncertain to say the least. In the meantime, the streets of Ottawa have become filled with the Widows, Orphans, and disabled veterans of the Great War in a spontaneous eruption of anti-war sentiment. Signs reading "No more Passandales" and "Farewell to more Flanders" can be read at almost every street corner near the Capital. September 12, 1926 certainly appears to be a day that will be historic for Canada, and possible, the entire World.

In China - A bomb disguised to look like road debris kills several Japanese engineers at the junction 120 miles west of Nanning (hex 38 37).

September 12, 1926

In Tokyo - In light of recent events, the meeting between the Japanese Foreign Minister and the British Ambassador goes better then expected. He says the Japanese are learning for themselves that it can sometimes be difficult to manage an empire composed of peoples with diverse interests and goals - even if the "empires" are called Commonwealths or Co-Prosperity Spheres in the 20th century. He trusts the British will exert the leadership which Japan has always admired and emulated to keep Canada and any other Commonwealth nation out of the war. We all wish for peace, but sometimes war appears like an uninvited guest. No matter what happens, for the sake of the world peace for which we fought side by side the last decade, peace between the nations of the Commonwealth and Co-Prosperity Sphere must be maintained. And now, my friend, unless you have anything else you'd like to discuss, I bid you farewell for today...

Meanwhile, across town - At the regular monthly meeting between the Naval Attaché’s of Great Britain and France with their primary Imperial Japanese Naval contact, for an evening of frivolities at their favorite Bath/Geisha House: After the customary, and repeated, toasts of "Long live the King", "Vive la France, Vive la Republic", and "Long Live the Emperor" washed down by almost 2 bottles of Special Single-Malt, the conversation gets amazingly candid between all three guests. "You chaps have done a great job of quickly building an Empire, but, the big challenge will be keeping all these little people, who think they are entitled to make unlimited demands on the Exchequer, in-line most of the time. Why this whole Canadian controversy was solely the product of the incessant demands of the Aussie's and the Kiwi’s for Battleships and non-existent Divisions to protect them from what they feel is an imminent threat from Japan, for example. The Admiralty got so tired of the almost daily cables from the Colonial Desk that we had to find an inexpensive way to buy these little buggers off, so to speak. Finally one of our chaps recommended that the timing of the Colonial Naval Training Maneuvers planned for 1927 could be accelerated in such a way that would let the Crown off cheap! Let the Canucks send a couple of their ships from the cold West Coast to the warm South Pacific for a goodwill training mission during the Winter, and tell the Aussie's and Kiwi's that King George V was looking out for them. The silly Canadian Naval Minister jumped at the chance to fulfill such a "Worthy Crown Mission", Ha Ha Ha! I mean, how much of a military force or threat could one CL and 2 DD's represent to the IJN? This whole event is a total political sham, if I do say so myself. I mean, if we really wanted to send a message to the Emperor, we would have told the Canucks to send the HMCS Canada with its 8 x 15" guns, instead. The Big Mistake that Ottawa made was to try to keep the movement of this handful of ships out of the public domain. Instead of announcing the transit of a few trips for training maneuvers, the silly Prime Minister decided to keep it secret lest he risk alienating the war-weary Progressives in Parliament. The whole episode reflects the PM's perceived lack of authority and credibility coming out of last year's Election mess. Now look what has happened, the whole bloody affair has blown up in his bloody face. He'll be accused of risking a new Great War by doing the bidding of the bloody Colonial Governor-General again! No way he survives this mess. You chaps don't need to worry, the bloody Liberals will be back in power in short-order after the Government falls, and they'll win in a landslide. Don't be surprised if those bloody bastards offer to disarm unilaterally!! See what kind of crap that us chaps have to live with? You'll see for yourselves soon, just wait until the bloody Filipino's and Manchurian's start to ask for more and more Yen from Tokyo to help them with all of their perceived problems! Then you'll come to same understanding that we have about these colonial leeches."

In Canada - The AM session of Parliament has been delayed for over 90 minutes from it's scheduled start due to the chaos in the streets and the inability of the Chambers to muster a required quorum. Finally, after the benediction and roll call, on a pre-arranged signal, the entire Liberal block of both Chambers stands-up in unison and exits the hall. Attempts by Prime Minister Meighen to plead, then threaten them, to return are rebuffed by all. Moving on, after a motion to postpone the meeting is voted down, the PM tries to explain the circumstances that find Canadian Naval vessels sailing west in the Pacific without almost anyone's knowledge except for the handful of people in the Cabinet. "The headline that appeared in American Newspapers has no merit whatsoever. Our ships and sailors are engaged in a routine military exercise in conjunction with our Commonwealth Brothers-in-Arms. That the ships docked and took on fuel at a non-military facility, paying for their provisioning in Pounds Sterling, should be proof enough that this doesn't represent some kind of clandestine way to help the Americans..........." At that, with another pre-arraigned signal, the entire Progressive Delegation stood up and quietly exited the Hall, leaving the minority Conservatives holding the bag, so to speak, on this entire unsorted affair.

In Java - Rumors are spreading of a reported clash between PNI and Communist guerrillas deep in the jungles of Java.

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Thu Apr 21, 2011 6:05 pm

And now, back to the game...

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/10/26

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Sub attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS RO-64

Allied Ships
DD Trever, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage she sank 3 days later
DD J. F. Burnes
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SS R-12 is hit by ASW from a Felixstowe F2 off Wake

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Naval bombardment of Legaspi, at 44,55

Japanese Ships
CA Yakumo
CA Tokiwa
BB Kashima
CA Ikoma
CA Ibuki

Allied ground losses:
58 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

Port fuel hits 1
Port supply hits 1

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Naval bombardment of Legaspi, at 44,55

Japanese Ships
CA Yakumo
CA Tokiwa
BB Kashima
CA Ikoma
CA Ibuki

Allied ground losses:
58 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

Port fuel hits 1
Port supply hits 1

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Sub attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
AK Clyde Maru, Torpedo hits 1, on fire

Allied Ships
SS S-16

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Coastal Guns at Legaspi, 44,55, firing at TF 4
TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Legaspi, 44,55

109 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Japanese Ships
DD Kagero

Japanese ground losses:
551 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Legaspi, 44,55

109 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Japanese Ships
DD Kagero

Japanese ground losses:
551 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

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Ground combat at Legaspi

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 5257 troops, 34 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 129

Defending force 2798 troops, 26 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 139

Japanese ground losses:
194 casualties reported
Guns lost 4

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/11/26

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ASW attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS RO-64

Allied Ships
DD J. F. Burnes

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ASW attack near Dutch Harbor at 103,36

Japanese Ships
SS No. 26, hits 1, on fire

Allied Ships
DD Tingey
DD Sproston
DD Tarbell
DD Badger
DD Chew
DD Mugford

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ASW attack near Dutch Harbor at 103,36

Japanese Ships
SS No. 26, hits 2, heavy damage she sank 6 days later

Allied Ships
DD Tingey
DD Sproston
DD Tarbell
DD Badger
DD Chew
DD Mugford

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Naval bombardment of Legaspi, at 44,55 - Coastal Guns Fire Back!

1 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Japanese Ships
CA Yakumo
CA Tokiwa
BB Kashima
CA Ikoma
CA Ibuki

Allied ground losses:
140 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

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Ground combat at Legaspi

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 5091 troops, 31 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 126

Defending force 2482 troops, 16 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 130

Japanese ground losses:
81 casualties reported

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/12/26

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-4

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ASW attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS RO-64

Allied Ships
DD J. F. Burnes

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Sub attack near Dutch Harbor at 103,36

Japanese Ships
SS UB-143 (O7)

Allied Ships
DD Tingey

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-4

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SS R-4 hit by ASW from a Felixstowe F2 off Wake

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Ground combat at Legaspi

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 5121 troops, 32 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 127

Defending force 2305 troops, 14 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 123

Japanese ground losses:
180 casualties reported
Guns lost 4

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Sat Apr 23, 2011 5:01 am

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/13/26

Dateline, Ottawa: Following a series of individual late-night meetings of all three
(3) main Political Parties with The Colonial Governor-General, the following writ was issued: "The current state of affairs within Canada, as well as the outside world, require that the Canadian Nation needs to speak with one singular voice that reflects the
will of the Canadian People. The experience of the past year has shown that the Canadian people deserve an opportunity to more fully define the type of Government, Institutions, and Policies that they desire without needless outside interferences. Therefore, as The Crown's Legal Representative to this country, I am ordering the dissolution of the current 15th Parliament, effective immediately. Furthermore, I am ordering all Provinces to fully cooperate in fast-tracking the election of the 16th Parliament no later than 9/26/1926. May God provide guidance and fair judgement to the next Government of Canada. God Bless King George V. "
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Coastal Guns at Legaspi, 44,55, firing at TF 4
TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Legaspi, 44,55

42 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.

Japanese ground losses:
457 casualties reported

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ASW attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD No. 10
DD Enoki
DD Umikaze
DD No.1

Allied Ships
SS S-16

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Sub attack near Dutch Harbor at 103,36

Japanese Ships
SS UB-143 (O7)

Allied Ships
DD Chew
DD Tingey
DD Sproston
DD Tarbell
DD Badger
DD Mugford

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Sub attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 37

Allied Ships
DD J. F. Burnes

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Naval bombardment of Legaspi, at 44,55 - Coastal Guns Fire Back!

2 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Japanese Ships
CA Yakumo
CA Tokiwa
BB Kashima
CA Ikoma
CA Ibuki, Shell hits 1

Allied ground losses:
91 casualties reported
Guns lost 4

Port hits 2
Port fuel hits 2
Port supply hits 1

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Naval bombardment of Legaspi, at 44,55 - Coastal Guns Fire Back!

Japanese Ships
CA Idzumo
CA Adzuma
CA Nisshin
CA Kasuga
BB Suwo
BB Okinoshima
BB Fuji
BB Asahi
BB Shikishima
BB Iwami
BB Mikasa
BB Katori

Allied ground losses:
432 casualties reported
Guns lost 3

Port hits 1
Port fuel hits 2
Port supply hits 2

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Coastal Guns at Legaspi, 44,55, firing at TF 4
TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Legaspi, 44,55

8 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Japanese Ships
DD Kagero

Japanese ground losses:
486 casualties reported

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ASW attack at 98,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 84

Allied Ships
DD Shirk
DD Farragut
DD Sumner
DD Kennison

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ASW attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 37

Allied Ships
DD J. F. Burnes

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Sub attack near Dutch Harbor at 103,36

Japanese Ships
SS UB-143 (O7), hits 1, on fire

Allied Ships
DD Tingey
DD Sproston
DD Tarbell
DD Badger
DD Chew
DD Mugford

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Sub attack near Boac at 43,54

Japanese Ships
AK Momoyama Maru, Torpedo hits 1, on fire she sank 4 days later
AP Kumagawa Maru
DD Tachikaze
DD Hokaze
DD Shiokaze
DD Akikaze

Allied Ships
SS S-37

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Sub attack at 41,56

Japanese Ships
AP Hakuyo Maru, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage she sank

Allied Ships
SS S-31

Japanese ground losses:
69 casualties reported

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-4

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Ground combat at Changsha

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 87821 troops, 627 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1826

Defending force 37880 troops, 69 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 224

Japanese ground losses:
19 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

Allied ground losses:
84 casualties reported
Guns lost 7

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Ground combat at Legaspi

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 4755 troops, 21 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 116

Defending force 6856 troops, 111 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 217

Japanese ground losses:
12 casualties reported

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Ground combat at Legaspi

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 4446 troops, 66 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 216

Defending force 6286 troops, 22 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 116

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/14/26

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Coastal Guns at Legaspi, 44,55, firing at TF 4
TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Legaspi, 44,55

35 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Japanese Ships
DD Kagero

Japanese ground losses:
456 casualties reported
Guns lost 1

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Sub attack near Legaspi at 44,55

Japanese Ships
CA Idzumo
DD Yanagi
DD Sumire
DD Kuwa
BB Iwami

Allied Ships
SS S-37

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Sub attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kaba
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Kashiwa
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-4, hits 1

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ASW attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD No. 10
DD Enoki
DD Umikaze
DD No.1

Allied Ships
SS S-16

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ASW attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD No. 10
DD Enoki
DD Umikaze
DD No.1

Allied Ships
SS S-16

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Coastal Guns at Legaspi, 44,55, firing at TF 4
TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Legaspi, 44,55

13 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Japanese ground losses:
387 casualties reported

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Sub attack near Tokyo at 66,43

Japanese Ships
AK England Maru, Torpedo hits 1

Allied Ships
SS S-28

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Sub attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 37, hits 1

Allied Ships
MSW Brant
MSW Pelican
MSW Partridge
MSW Cardinal
MSW Tanager
MSW Swallow

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ASW attack at 98,61

Japanese Ships
SS No. 84

Allied Ships
DD Shirk
DD Farragut
DD Sumner
DD Kennison

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ASW attack near Legaspi at 44,55

Japanese Ships
DD Kagero
DD Take
DD Kaya
CA Kurama

Allied Ships
SS S-37

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Ground combat at Changsha

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 87822 troops, 625 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1828

Defending force 37767 troops, 59 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 220

Japanese ground losses:
2 casualties reported

Allied ground losses:
85 casualties reported
Guns lost 5

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Ground combat at Legaspi

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 4795 troops, 22 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 118

Defending force 12024 troops, 135 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 214

Japanese ground losses:
68 casualties reported
Guns lost 5

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Ground combat at Legaspi

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 7514 troops, 79 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 211

Defending force 6336 troops, 23 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 118

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/15/26

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Coastal Guns at Legaspi, 44,55, firing at TF 4
TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Legaspi, 44,55

31 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Japanese Ships
DD Take

Japanese ground losses:
88 casualties reported

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-4

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ASW attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 37

Allied Ships
MSW Pelican
MSW Brant
MSW Partridge
MSW Cardinal
MSW Tanager
MSW Swallow

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-4

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Sub attack near Legaspi at 44,55

Japanese Ships
AP Kisogawa Maru, Torpedo hits 1, on fire she sank 4 days later
DD Sakaki

Allied Ships
SS S-31

Japanese ground losses:
21 casualties reported

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ASW attack near Legaspi at 44,55

Japanese Ships
DD Yanagi
DD Sumire
DD Kuwa
CA Kasuga
BB Asahi
BB Shikishima

Allied Ships
SS S-31

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Sub attack near Boac at 43,54

Japanese Ships
AK Momoyama Maru, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
DD Tachikaze
DD Hokaze
DD Shiokaze
DD Akikaze

Allied Ships
SS S-36

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Sub attack near Dutch Harbor at 103,36

Japanese Ships
SS UB-143 (O7), heavy damage

Allied Ships
DD Chew, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD Tingey
DD Sproston
DD Tarbell
DD Badger
DD Mugford

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Sub attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 37

Allied Ships
DD J. F. Burnes

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Coastal Guns at Legaspi, 44,55, firing at TF 4
TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Legaspi, 44,55

47 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Japanese Ships
DD Kaya

Japanese ground losses:
97 casualties reported

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ASW attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 37, hits 2

Allied Ships
MSW Pelican
MSW Brant
MSW Partridge
MSW Cardinal
MSW Tanager
MSW Swallow

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ASW attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 37, hits 2

Allied Ships
MSW Pelican
MSW Brant
MSW Partridge
MSW Cardinal
MSW Tanager
MSW Swallow

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Ground combat at Changsha

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 87821 troops, 623 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1830

Defending force 37639 troops, 50 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 214

Japanese ground losses:
2 casualties reported
Guns lost 1

Allied ground losses:
16876 casualties reported
Guns lost 6

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Ground combat at Legaspi

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 8180 troops, 80 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 212

Defending force 6381 troops, 25 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 118

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Ground combat at Legaspi

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 4840 troops, 24 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 118

Defending force 13221 troops, 128 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 212

Japanese ground losses:
48 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

Dateline, Geneva, Switzerland. Both the French and the British Representatives to the League of Nations met with their Japanese counterparts at separate, but obviously closely choreographed, meetings behind closed doors. The message, delivered in polite but frank diplomatic terms, was the same: "Please refrain from further public invitations for the Western Nations to join the Japanese "Co-Prosperity" Organization in the Far East. The ill-gotten territory and economic gains are considered illegitimate and, as such, no Western Nation is interested in extending credibility or recognition this entity"

The Japanese Representative to the League of Nations had a busy schedule on September 15, 1926. His first meeting was at 2:00 PM, local time, with his British counterparts, who delivered the above message. The Japanese Representative replied “I am happy that you have given me the opportunity to discuss this. For we have great respect and admiration for Great Britain, and have no wish to cause her any unnecessary discomfort. The situation in Asia is…complex, as it always is. We view the Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere as a means of guiding our more backward brethren into the 20th century family of nations. Perhaps my English is off, I believe you said the words “ill-gotten territory”. Well, even if other Western nations feel that way, we sincerely hope our British brothers do not share that view. We are using our armed forces much the same way you used yours in the last century, to maintain peace and stability in the region. In all cases, we were invited by the local government – I believe the English term is “warlord” in some cases – because they were being oppressed by the Chinese government. And in light of the alliance China had with America, we saw no choice but to strike her first, before she could gather enough strength to hurt Japan.

As far as the Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere is concerned, I must remind you, my esteemed colleague and friend, it was formed as a direct result of the rejection of Manchuko and other emerging Asian nations admission into the League of Nations. I humbly apologize if it has caused Great Britain any consternation, we were hoping that it would have the opposite effect. I should tell you now we have been approached by rebels from Burma, asking for admission into the Sphere. You need not worry about them any longer, we imprisoned them, and will turn them over to you if you wish. We respect Great Britain, and the order she brings to her colonies. Despite the proximity of the Asian War to places like Hong Kong and Shanghai, we once again assure you that you have nothing to fear from Japan. (Ten second pause)

“Perhaps we can use this issue for constructive ends. I have been instructed by my government to give you this message for you to take to London. It is this. Japan will end the war with China and America, and disband the Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere if:
1) Both China and the USA renounce all claims to territory Japan has or will liberate before September 30, 1926.
2) The newly liberated nations and provinces in Asia be admitted as full members of the League of Nations.
3) The United States joins the League of Nations.
4) Japan be recognized as the stabilizing protectorate of Asia and its peoples.

All we seek is order and security, like you have done so admirably in your colonial empire. I know I have given you a lot of information, my friend, and the hour is late. As it turns out, I have the French Representative waiting for me, so I must bid you farewell for now. Shall we agree to meet again after we have received our instructions from our governments, say, in 3 to 7 days?”

The meeting ends.

The meeting with the French Representative takes place, in the same office with the same Japanese Representative and staff, at 2:45 PM. The Japanese representative listens, quietly and politely, to the above message. His face was deadpan, but the French Representative later recalled his eyes were “predatory”

I am happy you have given me the opportunity to discuss this. I cannot recall the last time the two of us had a private conversation. It seems like whenever we’re in the same room, our mutual friend the British Representative is here with us, and usually you’re silent while we do the talking. It is funny, you know, the British Representative delivered an identical message less than an hour ago. And now you are here, delivering the same message, pretending to be a Great Power we should actually respect.

“I’m sorry, you look troubled right now. Can I offer you a drink? I’m afraid we have no champagne or cognac here, or any of the other fruity drinks you French so enjoy. Can I offer you some sake, instead? It’s the best brand in Tokyo, made from our finest rice. No? Very well, then.

You look speechless. That’s all right. The British Representative and I already had a very productive conversation about the Asian Crisis, and if you don’t mind my saying so, we much prefer to deal with them anyway. The British are a Great Power. They are strong and honorable, and they understand how to run an empire. You have none of those qualities.

What is the meaning of this, you ask? Come now. Let’s stop playing games. You come here, speaking to me as if we were one of your Indo-Chinese lackeys who will quake in fear at your self-righteous indignation. So you don’t like what we’re doing in Asia. So what? What are you doing to do about it? Send the Grand Armie or the French Foreign Legion after us? Abandon the Mediterranean so we may sink your navy? Please, don’t insult my intelligence. You’re not sending any reinforcements to Asia. They must protect your homeland against the Italians and the Soviets. And let’s not forget you need to keep the Germans from rising up again. Who knows? Maybe some day Great Britain will remember why your north coast is named Brittany. Had it not been for Great Britain, Japan, and yes the Americans too, you wouldn’t even be sitting in front of me now – you’d be sitting in some rural French schoolhouse trying to learn how to grovel in German.

Leaving so soon? Wait, don’t go! I actually have something that is important to both of our national interests to discuss. I’m afraid I’m not as good at speaking French as English, hopefully I didn’t say anything that could be misconstrued. Are you sure you don’t want any sake? No? Very well then, please sit down. Thank you.

Here is what is important. The number of terrorist attacks in the Guangxi Province are rising. We have captured some of the terrorists. They are from an Indochinese group called the Viet Minh. The fools are hoping to use Guangxi as a base to build up strength to drive you out of Indochina. Ah, I see that has gained your attention. You must know who they are, they have banners hanging up in Hanoi, along with the ones that are pro-French and pro-Japanese. Apparently, they believe your propaganda and think that they’ll have an easier time fighting the Imperial Japanese Army then they would the Tonkin Division. Like I said, fools. You need not worry about them – we deal harshly with any rebels we find in any area where the Imperial Army is operating. The ones we capture will not trouble you again. What concerns us, however, is they are operating on both sides of the border, and they continue to attack our forces and disturb the peace and tranquility of Guangxi. This must be stopped. Either your forces deal with the problem on your side of the border, or you will permit us to cross into Indochina to stamp out this problem that plagues both of our peoples.

That is all. You may leave. What’s that? Oh please, spare me your empty threats. Don’t make the same mistake the Chinese and Americans made with us. Really, what will you do? Join them in their pending defeat? Hope the British come to your aid twice in less then ten years? Do you really think any sane British leader will ask more young lives be wasted to prop up your failing empire on the other side of the world? Of course they will not. Like us, the British understand the meaning of power and strength. That is why we are such good friends. And in Asia, you have neither of those, so you would be wise not insult us again by pretending you do. Good day.

Connfire · Post by **Connfire** » Sat Apr 23, 2011 5:08 am

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/16/26

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Coastal Guns at Legaspi, 44,55, firing at TF 4
TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Legaspi, 44,55

19 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
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Sub attack at 106,68

Japanese Ships
SS UC-90 (O4)

Allied Ships
AP President Fillmore
DD Wickes

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Sub attack near Legaspi at 44,55

Japanese Ships
AP Bokuyo Maru, Torpedo hits 2, on fire
DD Kagero
DD Take
DD Kaya

Allied Ships
SS S-31

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ASW attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD No. 10
DD Enoki
DD Umikaze
DD No.1

Allied Ships
SS S-27

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Sub attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 37

Allied Ships
MSW Pelican
MSW Brant
MSW Partridge
MSW Cardinal
MSW Tanager
MSW Swallow

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Sub attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD No. 10
DD Enoki
DD Umikaze
DD No.1

Allied Ships
SS S-27

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Naval bombardment of Legaspi, at 44,55

Japanese Ships
CA Idzumo
CA Adzuma
CA Nisshin
CA Kasuga
BB Suwo
BB Okinoshima
BB Fuji
BB Asahi
BB Shikishima
BB Iwami
BB Mikasa
BB Katori

Allied ground losses:
128 casualties reported
Guns lost 4

Port hits 2
Port supply hits 4

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ASW attack near Johnston Island at 102,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 37

Allied Ships
DD Montgomery
DD Radford
DD Williams

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Coastal Guns at Legaspi, 44,55, firing at TF 4
TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Legaspi, 44,55

12 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Japanese Ships
CA Iwate

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Sub attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD No. 10
DD Enoki
DD Umikaze
DD No.1

Allied Ships
SS S-9

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Ground combat at Naga

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 110270 troops, 715 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2150

Defending force 27555 troops, 151 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 258

Allied ground losses:
132 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

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Ground combat at Changsha

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 91158 troops, 628 guns, 147 vehicles, Assault Value = 1832

Defending force 17578 troops, 39 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 211

Japanese assault odds: 11 to 1 (fort level 4)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Changsha base !!!

Japanese ground losses:
382 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

Allied ground losses:
7459 casualties reported
Guns lost 20

Defeated Allied Units Retreating!

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Ground combat at Legaspi

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 13124 troops, 126 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 207

Defending force 6208 troops, 18 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 118

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Ground combat at Hengchow

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 72986 troops, 488 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1511

Defending force 114679 troops, 208 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 742

Japanese ground losses:
18 casualties reported
Guns lost 1

Allied ground losses:
51 casualties reported
Guns lost 4

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Ground combat at Hengchow

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 114612 troops, 203 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 738

Defending force 88270 troops, 486 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1511

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Ground combat at Legaspi

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 4698 troops, 18 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 118

Defending force 13124 troops, 126 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 207

Japanese ground losses:
36 casualties reported

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/17/26

Dateline, Canada: The 16th Canadian Parliamentary Election has taken-on the characteristics of a whirlwind, especially from the Liberals point of view. Mass rallies in all major urban centers, taking on a decidedly Anti-Crown/Anti-War/and Isolationist fervor, have taken a firm grip of the Public's attention. Media reports, ever slanting leftward anyway, are likening current events to the Anti-Great War Bolshevik Revolution of 1917. The Conservative Party is being successfully portrayed as the "Lackeys and lap dogs of King George V" and "Reactionary purveyors and promoters of British Colonial Rule around the Globe".

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Coastal Guns at Legaspi, 44,55, firing at TF 4
TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Legaspi, 44,55

4 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
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ASW attack at 109,68

Japanese Ships
SS No. 38

Allied Ships
DD Wickes

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Sub attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
AK Kamoi Maru, Torpedo hits 1, on fire

Allied Ships
SS S-9

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Coastal Guns at Legaspi, 44,55, firing at TF 4
TF 4 troops unloading over beach at Legaspi, 44,55

4 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.

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Ground combat at Naga

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 110250 troops, 721 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2153

Defending force 27521 troops, 151 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 255

Allied ground losses:
44 casualties reported
Guns lost 1

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Ground combat at Legaspi

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 13121 troops, 126 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 208

Defending force 6270 troops, 18 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 120

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Ground combat at Hengchow

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 72867 troops, 480 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1512

Defending force 114581 troops, 201 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 738

Allied ground losses:
61 casualties reported
Guns lost 1

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Ground combat at Hengchow

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 114495 troops, 199 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 733

Defending force 88156 troops, 480 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1512

Japanese ground losses:
12 casualties reported

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Ground combat at Legaspi

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 4760 troops, 18 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 120

Defending force 13121 troops, 126 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 208

Japanese ground losses:
14 casualties reported
Guns lost 1

Allied ground losses:
2 casualties reported
Guns lost 1

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 09/18/26

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ASW attack near Legaspi at 44,55

Japanese Ships
DD No.17
DD No.13
DD No.11
DD No.9
DD No.7
DD No.3
DD No. 27
DD No. 25
DD No. 23
DD No. 19

Allied Ships
SS S-31

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba
DD Kiku

Allied Ships
SS R-4

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ASW attack at 66,44

Japanese Ships
DD No. 10
DD Enoki
DD Umikaze
DD No.1

Allied Ships
SS S-9

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ASW attack near Wake Island at 82,63

Japanese Ships
DD Kusunoki

Allied Ships
SS R-4

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Ground combat at Naga

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 110731 troops, 728 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2174

Defending force 27448 troops, 150 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 256

Allied ground losses:
118 casualties reported
Guns lost 1

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Ground combat at Legaspi

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 13143 troops, 125 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 210

Defending force 6346 troops, 17 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 120

Japanese ground losses:
11 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

Allied ground losses:
6 casualties reported

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Ground combat at Hengchow

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 72979 troops, 479 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1515

Defending force 114567 troops, 198 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 735

Japanese ground losses:
38 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

Allied ground losses:
69 casualties reported
Guns lost 4

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Ground combat at Hengchow

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 114463 troops, 192 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 730

Defending force 88208 troops, 476 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1515

Japanese ground losses:
13 casualties reported

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Ground combat at Legaspi

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 4806 troops, 17 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 119

Defending force 13127 troops, 122 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 210

Japanese ground losses:
8 casualties reported

1926 Grand Campaign: Connfire (J) vs. Pmbodkin (A)

The plot thickens...

Trouble in Java

Naval battle off Tokyo

Manila Declared an Open City

Manila Occupied, Foochow raided

Naval battle of Cebu Island

Screenshot of Cebu Island battle

Philippines combat intensifies

Small naval engagements; a rebellion ends

Islands continue to fall in the Philippines

Island hopping in the Philippines

2nd Naval Battle off Tokyo

Air Strike off Tokyo

Submarine warfare

Naval battle off Dumaguete

Naval battle off Dumaguete, Phase 2

World News

Landing at Legaspi

Heavy casualties at Legaspi, and a frank exchange of views

Combat in southern Luzon