sources for resources. It's not going to run out anytime soon.

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Thanks heaps for posting. So you like the light-hearted approach? I didn't even know I was doing that. Glad you like it. I'll try to do itORIGINAL: nicwb
Definitely a regular reader here Larry - I like the ligt hearted approach you have to your game AARs
ORIGINAL: larryfulkerson
Here's the condition of the troops I have at Port Moresby. As you can see I'm doing a lot better than I used to. I remember a time when
everybody was out of supply and now it's only two units that are seriously low. With some more people and just as important, some more
supply I might be able to actually capture PM. I'm thinking PM is the key to this Rabaul area. That and Rabaul itself.
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Whoa, good catch. I did change it. Thanks for your input(s). Part of why I lose these things is not paying attention to details. A freshORIGINAL: Puhis
Your strongest unit is still targeting Chiba, maybe you should change that?





Well thank you very muchly. I appreciate it. And for saying so. I need people to ask questions and make comments and your's areORIGINAL: catwhoorg
I'm reading everything Larry.
It took me many years to hone it to the perfection it is now. It all depends on how much Black Label I've had.ORIGINAL: catwhoorg
You have a very engaging style.
Are you going to play the Japs or the Allied side? Or maybe both? I tried the Guadacanal scenario but found it boring after the firstORIGINAL: catwhoorg
I can hardly wait to start my first campaign, going to do another run through if Guadacanal scenario first though.









