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And then there was another air raid on Manila:

My Lilly's are staying busy in Mandanao

And then the Alllies attack me just north of Singapore.

And then 9 of my Betty's thought they might try one:

And then there was this carrier alpha strike near Brisbane:

Here's how it went on the ground at Manila:

And then the Japs captured Gorontalo:

And here's the combat report:

Hakkodate has run low on resources ( low because it has a Light Industry complex in that hex as well ) so I'm running the TF's that are
parked there loading already or the empty ones for that matter, up to Shikoku to take away some of the 107K resources that are up
there so far. S. is a one-shot source for resources though so when that's gone I'll have to take my business elsewhere for resources.

There's an enemy unit potentially creeping up on Kota Bharu and I'm pretty sure he's going to get there before I can convey the 9th Inf
Rgt there. It's going to take about 5 days to get the 9th Inf Rgt to Kota B. and so I'm wondering if I ought to move all those planes and
maybe relocate the vulnerable engineers to a different location. I don't mind him taking back the city so much as I would miss the
services of all the engineers he could possibly kill. And planes he could potentially destroy.

Here's all the TF's unloading right now in Hirosaki/Amomori and that's a lot of resources being unloaded. The only other major port worth
mentioning is Tokyo and Yokohoma. There's a smattering of resources coming in from Kiejo but it would only amount to a spit in the lake.

The port damage at Zamboanga is now only 15% and all the ships under repair have some non-zero days now. They used to have '0'
for the days in repair and you couldn't change the status of the ship. But that was when the damage to the port was higher.

Jim and I exchanged moves files and I did the combat movie and here's some fresh combat results: First some new Tracker Alerts:

This is how Tracker says the economy is doing. I realize it's not a combat picture but the numbers are important and this is in what
order the information is coming to me. I'm getting the info to you as I get it.

Here's the resource history of the Jap home islands. Fuel is still leaving the islands at a tremendous rate, about 100K per week. I'm
going to have to cut back on the offensive operations and see if I can manage to fuel everybody from Palembang, Miri, and Balikpapan.
And Tarakan. It's got to happen or the war is over already.

This is what Jap aircraft production looks like now.

There were three separate Jap night air attacks on Darwin but there were no losses and no damage so I'm skipping them. Meanwhile
one of my DD's has a good day:

I successfully intercepted the path of some Allied DD's and put a hurt on them. My ships are probably short on fuel and beat up so I'm
going to retire this CA, 2 X DD group to Kwajalien to rearm, refuel, and refit. That BB group to the east of the Allies will attempt an
interception now on the remaining Allied ships.

This attack occurred moments after the previous one above.

I-16 is having a good day. 2 AK's down the drain. After a week of waiting patiently.