RE: When the giants died
Posted: Sat Apr 04, 2020 5:17 am
Jan 16
Imperial palace
The prince bends carefully over the map, and waves his hand over one particular corne
"The next objective Admiral?"
Admiral Kongo nods "Yes your Highness, Ambon, Sorong, , these small oil centres"
16th Army?"
"Some off it, Admiral Yamamato and Nagumo are covering with Combined Fleet"
There is a silence
"And no move south?, I have heard the enemy are already active against the Gilberts, and our submarines report much activity
in the south Pacific"
Kongo stands himself erect
"Mere pin pricks, only one thing matters, and that is the American Carriers, and knowing our apponent......what if
they should appear in the Timor sea, or off soerabaya?. We have no knowledge of them , they could even do a Pearl Harbour
on us"
The prince does not answer
But Kongo knows this man. His body language says it all. He is not pleased.
He, Kongo, must remain firm. Must trust Yamamatos plan.
The question has not been asked this morning. But the problem remains
Fuel. Damn it, fuel. There is barely enough for the operations in the DEI, yet alone the south pacific........
Thanks T Rav, its nearly impossible to post every day at the moment..........
Imperial palace
The prince bends carefully over the map, and waves his hand over one particular corne
"The next objective Admiral?"
Admiral Kongo nods "Yes your Highness, Ambon, Sorong, , these small oil centres"
16th Army?"
"Some off it, Admiral Yamamato and Nagumo are covering with Combined Fleet"
There is a silence
"And no move south?, I have heard the enemy are already active against the Gilberts, and our submarines report much activity
in the south Pacific"
Kongo stands himself erect
"Mere pin pricks, only one thing matters, and that is the American Carriers, and knowing our apponent......what if
they should appear in the Timor sea, or off soerabaya?. We have no knowledge of them , they could even do a Pearl Harbour
on us"
The prince does not answer
But Kongo knows this man. His body language says it all. He is not pleased.
He, Kongo, must remain firm. Must trust Yamamatos plan.
The question has not been asked this morning. But the problem remains
Fuel. Damn it, fuel. There is barely enough for the operations in the DEI, yet alone the south pacific........
Thanks T Rav, its nearly impossible to post every day at the moment..........