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October 1-2, 1922

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October 1-2, 1922

The japanese tanker hit @ Wake is scuttled with 95 flotation damage on the 1st.

PC Ch01 scores two direct hits on SS S-14 @ Truk.

Fuchida's Buccaneers are relocated to Eniwetok as existing Avros clearly can't handle 4 USN subs in the area.

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October 3-7, 1922

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October 3-7, 1922

The lull of early October, when the only excitement came from three repeated hits, one a day, on USN SS S-2 by Fuchida's Buccaneers was sharply interrupted on the morning of the 7th: USN came to Marshalls. 1st Cavalry division started to unload at Mili, taking it with no resistance. One IJN sub got damaged trying to stop the invaders.
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RE: October 3-7, 1922

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Where are the IJN dreadnoughts ?
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RE: October 3-7, 1922

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Where are the IJN dreadnoughts ?
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Same place you left them.

I'm using the Kwajalein ones to stage a one-time raid on Mili - that's bound to attract USN ones there, and that's what subs are for...

I doubt American invasion is well-planned. Subs have spotted only 3 destroyers - one already damaged by a mine - and a cargo ship... perhaps your submarines had hurt him much more than I thought.

I don't know where his battleships are, and that worries me a bit.
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October 8-11, 1922

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October 8-11, 1922

USN continues to unload at Mili, with another transport TF on the way. IJN subs are earning their pay; 2 AKs and 1 MSW shall not sail again. ASW forces on the other hand have let us down; no strikes for 2 days from 28 aircraft and 18 destroyers. On the brighter side, USN SS S-2, damaged last week, sank.

2 assault BB/BC/CL TFs continue to blockade Mili hoping to intercept stray USN ships, but in 4 days they haven't achieved any success.
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October 12, 1922

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October 12, 1922

USN initiates two more assaults.
TF 1070 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

BB Nevada, Mine hits 1
BB Connecticut, Mine hits 1
DD Chauncey, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD Trever, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
BB Tennessee, Mine hits 1
DD Lamberton, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage

TF 1046 encounters mine field at Maloelap (82,81)

DD Reuben James, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage

The first one is merely a bombardment group of 4(4+?) BBs with destroyers as a backup. The second one is an invasion: 2 remaining regiments of 1st Cavalry take Maloelap.
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October 13, 1922

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October 13, 1922

Eniwetok campaign:

Apparently USN BBs pull away, and mixed DD / MSW (22+) / AP / AK groups take their place.
TFs 1017, 1031, 1032, 1130 encounter mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

DD William B. Preston, Mine hits 1, on fire
DD Pruitt, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD Kane, Mine hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
DD Preble, Mine hits 1, on fire
AP President Monroe, Mine hits 1, on fire
AP President Madison, Mine hits 1
AP West Point, Mine hits 2, on fire

East of Eniwetok wounded DD Lamberton is caught and sunk by IJN destroyers.

In the morning 2nd US division lands on Eniwetok but is repulsed by Japanese engineers behind 5 forts.

Maloelap campaign:
Day Time Surface Combat, near Maloelap at 82,81

Japanese Ships
BB Nagato, Shell hits 2
BC Kongo
BC Hiei, Shell hits 2
BC Kirishima, Shell hits 1
BC Haruna, Shell hits 2
CL Tenryu
CL Kitakami, Shell hits 2

Allied Ships
DD Philip, Shell hits 11, and is sunk
DD Claxton, Shell hits 9, and is sunk
DD Tarbell, Shell hits 6, and is sunk
DD Stewart, Shell hits 8, on fire, heavy damage
DD Reuben James, Shell hits 11, and is sunk
DD Barry, Shell hits 14, on fire, heavy damage
DD Hopkins, Shell hits 15, and is sunk
DD Sicard, Shell hits 9, and is sunk
DD Chase
DD Mullany, Shell hits 12, Torpedo hits 2, and is sunk
AD Dixie, Shell hits 19, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
AK Aldebaran
AK Columbian
AK Dakotan
AK Georgian
AK Hawaiian
AK Pacific
AK Chatanooga City
AK Ensley City
AK Katrina Luckenbach
AK Lillian Luckenbach
AK Mathew Luckenbach
AK Robert Luckenbach
AK Susan Luckenbach
AK Sagoland
AK Coquina
AK Hamakua

Total losses for USN today: 10 destroyers, 1 destroyer tender
Total losses for IJN today: None.


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October 14, 1922

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October 14, 1922

It is Eniwetok or bust. USN keeps throwing all it's got here - I am seeing elements of both 2nd and 3rd divisions. Most of my destroyers are already there. Half of dreadnoughts should hit this turn, another half and a cruiser TF from Truk the next. Older BBs are on the way from Saipan. I am not about to loose 30,000 fuel and a nice level 3 port with 4000 mines and 12 hulks under repair. Not when it appears that US Army will need about a week to unload enough troops to take it.

If only my DDs would get to USN MSWs or cargo ships. So far it's escorts vs escorts...

None of IJN ships are in danger of sinking (provided Eniwetok holds) whereas USN lost about 7 destroyers today.

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 10/14/22

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TF 1017 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

TF 1017 troops unloading over beach at Eniwetok, 76,74


Allied Ships
DD Kane, on fire, heavy damage
DD Humphreys, Mine hits 1, on fire
DD Preble, on fire
DD Decatur, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD John D. Edwards
DD Pruitt, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
AP W.A. Holbrook, Mine hits 1, on fire
DD William B. Preston, Mine hits 1
AP West Point, Mine hits 2, on fire
AP President Madison, Mine hits 2, on fire
AP Chaumont, Mine hits 1


Allied ground losses:
114 casualties reported
Guns lost 1


Allied ground losses:
430 casualties reported

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TF 1031 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
MSW Swan
MSW Flamingo
MSW Osprey
MSW Rail
MSW Teal
MSW Lark

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TF 1130 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
MSW Falcon

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TF 1002 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
AP Mount McKinley, Mine hits 1, on fire
DD Zeilin


Allied ground losses:
26 casualties reported

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TF 1004 encounters mine field at Mili (84,85)

Allied Ships
MSW Tern
MSW Owl

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TF 1044 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
PC Eagle 6
DD Delphy
DD Walker
PC Eagle 7

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ASW attack at 81,80

Allied Ships
SS H-2

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Sub attack at 95,89

Japanese Ships
SS U-55 (O3)

Allied Ships
AK Mexican

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
DD Amatsukaze, Shell hits 1
DD Tanikaze
DD Yakaze, Shell hits 6, on fire, heavy damage
DD Akikaze, Shell hits 1
DD Shiokaze, Shell hits 1, on fire
DD Tachikaze, Shell hits 1, on fire
DD Numakaze, Shell hits 1
DD Tsubaki
DD Momi
DD Kaya
DD Nire
DD Nashi
DD Tsuta
DD Hasu
DD Tade
DD Momo
DD Hinoki
DD Yanagi

Allied Ships
DD Walker, Shell hits 4, on fire
DD McCormick, Shell hits 2, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD Delphy
DD Greene, Shell hits 3, on fire
DD Meade, Shell hits 3, on fire
DD Henshaw
DD Doyen, Shell hits 3, on fire
PC Eagle 6
PC Eagle 7, Shell hits 3, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
DD Amatsukaze
DD Tanikaze
DD Yakaze, Shell hits 4, on fire, heavy damage
DD Akikaze
DD Shiokaze, on fire
DD Tachikaze, on fire
DD Numakaze
DD Tsubaki
DD Momi
DD Kaya
DD Nire
DD Nashi
DD Tsuta
DD Hasu
DD Tade
DD Momo
DD Hinoki
DD Yanagi

Allied Ships
DD Walker, Shell hits 62, and is sunk
DD McCormick, Shell hits 5, and is sunk
DD Delphy
DD Greene, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD Meade, on fire
DD Henshaw
DD Doyen, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
PC Eagle 6, Shell hits 4, on fire

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ASW attack near Mili at 84,85

Japanese Ships
SS No. 41

Allied Ships
MSW Tern
MSW Owl

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TF 1002 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

TF 1002 troops unloading over beach at Eniwetok, 76,74


Allied Ships
DD Corry
DD Zeilin
DD Perry
AP President Fillmore, Mine hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
DD Sumner
AP President Coolidge, Mine hits 2, on fire
DD Farquhar
AP Mount McKinley, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage


Allied ground losses:
105 casualties reported
Guns lost 2


Allied ground losses:
328 casualties reported

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TF 1017 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

TF 1017 troops unloading over beach at Eniwetok, 76,74


Allied Ships
DD Preble, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD Decatur, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD John D. Edwards, Mine hits 1, on fire
DD Humphreys, on fire
AP President Madison, Mine hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
AP W.A. Holbrook, Mine hits 1, on fire
DD William B. Preston, Mine hits 1
AP West Point, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage


Allied ground losses:
77 casualties reported
Guns lost 1


Allied ground losses:
539 casualties reported

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TF 1031 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
MSW Swan
MSW Flamingo
MSW Osprey
MSW Rail
MSW Teal
MSW Lark

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TF 1130 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
MSW Falcon

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Sub attack near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 14

Allied Ships
AP President Johnson, Torpedo hits 1, on fire
DD Zeilin
DD Farquhar
DD Perry
DD Corry
DD Sumner


Allied ground losses:
26 casualties reported

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Day Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
DD Umikaze, Shell hits 4, on fire, heavy damage
DD Sugi, Shell hits 1
DD Ushio, Shell hits 4, on fire
DD Nenohi, Shell hits 2, on fire
DD Yayoi, Shell hits 2, on fire
DD Oite, Shell hits 2, on fire
DD Hibicki, Shell hits 2, on fire
DD Hatsuyuki
DD Nowaki
DD Mikazuki, Shell hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
DD Hayakaze
DD Shiratsuyu, Shell hits 1
DD Shirayuki
DD Yunagi
DD Urunami
DD Isonami
DD Urukaze, Shell hits 2, on fire

Allied Ships
DD Sumner, Shell hits 2
DD Corry, Shell hits 5, on fire
DD Perry
DD Farquhar, Shell hits 4
DD Zeilin, Shell hits 4, on fire
AP President Coolidge, on fire, heavy damage
AP President Fillmore, on fire, heavy damage
AP President Johnson, on fire
AP Republic
AP Mount McKinley, on fire, heavy damage


Allied ground losses:
682 casualties reported
Guns lost 20

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Sub attack at 99,76

Japanese Ships
SS No. 22

Allied Ships
PG Sacramento


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Ground combat at Eniwetok

Allied Shock attack

Attacking force 6562 troops, 65 guns, 2 vehicles

Defending force 7978 troops, 10 guns, 0 vehicles

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


Japanese ground losses:
80 casualties reported

Allied ground losses:
1589 casualties reported
Guns lost 15
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RE: October 14, 1922

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My goodness ... lots of stuff happen' !

Wonder why he led off with a BB mineweeping group ?

I wouldn't count of Eni holding against multiple Marine divisions ...

I think I had a Ind Inf Bde aboard some transports running around down there somewhere ... maybe you could emergency transport him in there .. but against multiple marine divisions, you'll have to sink most of the troops and supply to hold. Remember it wasn't really our strategy to hold in the Marshalls ... figuring any troops out there are lost for sure .. and it would thus make it that much easier to take the PI. But that being said, some delay is good. DOn't want the Amis just sliding across the Pacific without detecting any opposition ... the IIB was considered expendable ...

Good luck ! You'll need it !!!
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RE: October 14, 1922

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> Wonder why he led off with a BB mineweeping group?

He might have expected me to meet him in full force: I had 14BB/BC/CL stake out Mili for a week, hoping to intercept his AKs on the way back... no dice. Yet no doubt that he saw them and might have expected to have the same kind of entourage near Eniwetok.

> I wouldn't count of Eni holding against multiple Marine divisions ...

Why not? 2 days and all they got is 6,000 to my 7,000? No engineers --> he needs 35,000 men to do some damage. And quite a few of his APs are already burning heavily.

> I think I had a Ind Inf Bde aboard some transports running around down there somewhere ... maybe you could emergency transport him in there ..

Too late, stuck at Ponape. His submarine activity was very high earlier, and I didn't dare sending anything anywhere really.

Now, what really, truly is hurting me is not having an AS at Eniwetok - or at least Kwajalein... one is on the way, but...

> Remember it wasn't really our strategy to hold in the Marshalls ...

It wasn't - until I started seeing 7-8 mine hits a day =) Most of my forces were in the south.

Invasion of Eniwetok was ingenious - but he should have spammed MSWs first. There are 22 there already and they are doing a sweet job of clearing the field...


> But that being said, some delay is good.

Every day means another AP eating a mine. And those are very, very rare until 1/15/1923, courtesy of you sinking 20 of them early in the game.

P.S. Awesome job on that minefield. It's your victory here, not mine =)
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October 15, 1922

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October 15, 1922

It appears that it's more of a bust than Eniwetok for USN.

Of 7 APs in the hex this morning only 3 are still afloat, all damaged.
Of 19 DDs, 5.
Of 27 MSW, only 11 still work, 4 of them barely.
All three BBs are still alive.

Hosogaya's TF of Nagato, 4BC 2CL has chewed through THIRTY-ONE USN ship (20DD AD AP 9MSW) in 72 hours, having used SIXTY-THREE PERCENT of its ammo. All ships show 0 to 6 system damage.

The second assault TF (6BB 2CL) will not be able to arrive until 17th, and with DDs scattered all over (including bottom of the sea), Hosogaya is all that stands between USN and Eniwetok.

The question is, will USN risk its battleships in a minefield still 3100 strong?

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 10/15/22

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TF 1017 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

TF 1017 troops unloading over beach at Eniwetok, 76,74


Allied Ships
DD William B. Preston
DD Preble, Mine hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
DD Humphreys, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD John D. Edwards, on fire
DD Decatur, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
AP W.A. Holbrook, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage


Allied ground losses:
2 casualties reported


Allied ground losses:
375 casualties reported

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TF 1004 encounters mine field at Mili (84,85)

Allied Ships
MSW Tern
MSW Owl

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TF 1031 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
MSW Swan
MSW Flamingo
MSW Osprey
MSW Rail
MSW Teal
MSW Lark

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TF 1032 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
MSW Grebe
MSW Sanderling
MSW Penguin
MSW Seagull
MSW Kingfisher
MSW Brant
MSW Bobolink
MSW Thrush
MSW Eider
MSW Woodcock
MSW Curlew
MSW Oriole
MSW Cardinal
MSW Robin
MSW Lapwing

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TF 1130 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
MSW Falcon

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Sub attack at 77,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 38

Allied Ships
PC Eagle 3
PC Eagle 17
PC Eagle 16
PC Eagle 14
PC Eagle 13
PC Eagle 12
PC Eagle 11
PC Eagle 4
PC Eagle 2
PC Eagle 1

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
DD Sugi, Shell hits 1
DD Hatsuyuki
DD Nowaki, Shell hits 29, and is sunk
DD Hayakaze, Shell hits 1
DD Shiratsuyu, Shell hits 3, on fire, heavy damage
DD Shirayuki, Shell hits 3, on fire, heavy damage
DD Yunagi
DD Urunami, Shell hits 1
DD Isonami

Allied Ships
BB Nevada, Shell hits 5
BB Idaho, Shell hits 2
BB Illinois
DD Greer, Shell hits 1
DD Spriston
DD Pope, Shell hits 12, on fire
DD John D. Ford, Shell hits 1
DD Zane, Shell hits 2

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
DD Sugi, Shell hits 1, on fire
DD Hatsuyuki
DD Hayakaze
DD Shiratsuyu, on fire, heavy damage
DD Shirayuki, Shell hits 5, on fire, heavy damage
DD Yunagi
DD Urunami
DD Isonami

Allied Ships
BB Nevada, Shell hits 1
BB Idaho, Shell hits 2
BB Illinois
DD Greer
DD Spriston
DD Pope, Shell hits 1, on fire
DD John D. Ford, Shell hits 1
DD Zane

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Sub attack near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 17

Allied Ships
DD Delphy
DD Henshaw

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Sub attack at 75,73

Japanese Ships
SS No. 15

Allied Ships
BB Rhode Island
DD Boggs
DD Tatnall
DD Crane
DD Wickes
BB Georgia

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TF 1017 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

TF 1017 troops unloading over beach at Eniwetok, 76,74


Allied Ships
DD William B. Preston
DD Humphreys, on fire, heavy damage
DD John D. Edwards, on fire, heavy damage
AP Chaumont, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage


Allied ground losses:
19 casualties reported


Allied ground losses:
314 casualties reported

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TF 1004 encounters mine field at Mili (84,85)

Allied Ships
MSW Tern
MSW Owl

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TF 1032 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
MSW Grebe
MSW Sanderling
MSW Penguin
MSW Seagull
MSW Kingfisher
MSW Brant
MSW Bobolink
MSW Thrush
MSW Eider
MSW Woodcock
MSW Curlew
MSW Oriole
MSW Cardinal
MSW Robin
MSW Lapwing

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TF 1130 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
MSW Falcon

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ASW attack at 76,75

Allied Ships
SS R-21

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Sub attack at 76,75

Japanese Ships
DD Shiratsuyu, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage

Allied Ships
SS R-21

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TF 1002 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Japanese Ships
DD Shiratsuyu, and is sunk

Allied Ships
DD Zeilin
DD Farquhar
DD Sumner

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ASW attack at 77,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 38

Allied Ships
DD McDermut
DD Mackenzie
DD Roper
DD Kennison
DD Jacob Jones
DD Lea
DD Chew

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TF 1039 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
DD McDermut
DD Chew

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TF 1064 encounters mine field at Mili (84,85)

Allied Ships
PC Eagle 8, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage

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Sub attack near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 8

Allied Ships
AP W.A. Holbrook, on fire, heavy damage

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Sub attack at 77,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 38, hits 1

Allied Ships
AO Sepulga, Shell hits 2, on fire

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ASW attack at 77,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 38

Allied Ships
DD Lichfield
DD Tingey

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Day Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
BB Nagato
BC Kongo
BC Hiei
BC Kirishima, Shell hits 1
BC Haruna
CL Tenryu, Shell hits 1
CL Kitakami, Shell hits 1

Allied Ships
DD Chew, Shell hits 18, and is sunk
DD Lea, Shell hits 14, and is sunk
DD Jacob Jones, Shell hits 12, and is sunk
DD Kennison, Shell hits 8, and is sunk
DD Roper, Shell hits 12, and is sunk
DD Mackenzie, Shell hits 16, and is sunk
DD McDermut, Shell hits 25, and is sunk

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Day Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
BB Nagato
BC Kongo
BC Hiei
BC Kirishima
BC Haruna
CL Tenryu
CL Kitakami

Allied Ships
DD John D. Edwards, Shell hits 9, and is sunk
DD William B. Preston, Shell hits 5, and is sunk
DD Humphreys, Shell hits 2, and is sunk
AP W.A. Holbrook, Shell hits 2, and is sunk
AP President Polk, Shell hits 2, on fire
AP President Monroe, Shell hits 1, on fire
AP Chaumont, on fire, heavy damage


Allied ground losses:
855 casualties reported

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Day Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
BB Nagato, Shell hits 1
BC Kongo
BC Hiei
BC Kirishima, Shell hits 1
BC Haruna
CL Tenryu, Shell hits 1
CL Kitakami

Allied Ships
MSW Lark, Shell hits 9, and is sunk
MSW Teal, Shell hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
MSW Rail, Shell hits 8, and is sunk
MSW Osprey, Shell hits 4, on fire, heavy damage
MSW Flamingo, Shell hits 8, and is sunk
MSW Swan, Shell hits 3, on fire, heavy damage

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Day Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
BB Nagato, Shell hits 2
BC Kongo, Shell hits 1
BC Hiei, Shell hits 2
BC Kirishima, Shell hits 3
BC Haruna, Shell hits 2
CL Tenryu, Shell hits 1
CL Kitakami

Allied Ships
MSW Lapwing
MSW Robin, Shell hits 16, and is sunk
MSW Cardinal, Shell hits 5, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
MSW Oriole, Shell hits 7, on fire, heavy damage
MSW Curlew, Shell hits 2, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
MSW Woodcock
MSW Eider, Shell hits 5, on fire
MSW Thrush
MSW Bobolink, Shell hits 7, and is sunk
MSW Brant
MSW Kingfisher
MSW Seagull
MSW Penguin, Shell hits 9, and is sunk
MSW Sanderling
MSW Grebe, Shell hits 15, and is sunk

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Day Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
BB Nagato, Shell hits 2
BC Kongo, Shell hits 1
BC Hiei, Shell hits 2
BC Kirishima, Shell hits 3
BC Haruna, Shell hits 2
CL Tenryu, Shell hits 1
CL Kitakami

Allied Ships
MSW Lapwing
MSW Robin, Shell hits 16, and is sunk
MSW Cardinal, Shell hits 5, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
MSW Oriole, Shell hits 7, on fire, heavy damage
MSW Curlew, Shell hits 2, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
MSW Woodcock
MSW Eider, Shell hits 5, on fire
MSW Thrush
MSW Bobolink, Shell hits 7, and is sunk
MSW Brant
MSW Kingfisher
MSW Seagull
MSW Penguin, Shell hits 9, and is sunk
MSW Sanderling
MSW Grebe, Shell hits 15, and is sunk


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Ground combat at Eniwetok

Allied Shock attack

Attacking force 7003 troops, 71 guns, 0 vehicles

Defending force 7932 troops, 10 guns, 0 vehicles

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


Japanese ground losses:
14 casualties reported

Allied ground losses:
493 casualties reported
Guns lost 6
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RE: October 15, 1922

Post by jwilkerson »

Geez ... what carnage ...

I wonder why he went after Eniwetok at all ... he knew it was the most heavily defended, especially from a minefield perspective. He had been probing it for weeks. And it is not really any more useful than the other level 3 ports in the Marshalls. Bypass Eniwetok and it dies on the vine, just like WWII island hoping campaigns.

There was an AS at Kwaj, when I turned it over - not sure where it went subsequently. Kwaj was main sub base.

Minefield at Eni was 5100+ I think when I turned it over .. so he has reduced it dramatically if it is at 3100 now ...

We see the BC force driving all around the Marshalls doing what it can do .. but hopefully we will see the BBs show up at some point ... [:)]

The Marshalls are not worth a dreadnought ( to you ) and not worth a division ( to you ) .. so hit them where they are weak and otherwise avoid combat ... your mission is to defend the P.I. and within that Manilla ( and Bataan ).

But you have proven to be a worthy replacement. I'll bet CAPT is grinding his teeth ( I would be if I was him ) ... the US have a tough road if the Japanese play methodically.

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RE: October 15, 1922

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> I wonder why he went after Eniwetok at all ... he knew it was the most heavily defended, especially from a minefield perspective. He had been probing it for weeks. And it is not really any more useful than the other level 3 ports in the Marshalls. Bypass Eniwetok and it dies on the vine, just like WWII island hoping campaigns.

Well, first he went with everything he had after it - I'm seeing at least 9BB and at least 40-50DD. There are 9 different multi-ship TF all around the hex... waiting for MSWs to finish their work.

> There was an AS at Kwaj, when I turned it over - not sure where it went subsequently. Kwaj was main sub base.

Hm, I'll check it out. But empty subs keep defaulting for Saipan to reload.

> Minefield at Eni was 5100+ I think when I turned it over .. so he has reduced it dramatically if it is at 3100 now ...

It went from 4100 to 3100 in a single day.

> We see the BC force driving all around the Marshalls doing what it can do .. but hopefully we will see the BBs show up at some point ... [:)]

They will. They're just slower.

> The Marshalls are not worth a dreadnought ( to you ) and not worth a division ( to you ) .. so hit them where they are weak and otherwise avoid combat ... your mission is to defend the P.I. and within that Manilla ( and Bataan ).

I disagree. If I can get USN stuck - really, royally stuck - at Marshalls, then by the time they come to Truk they're going to face an armada of Commerce Raiders and Q-ships.

Eniwetok/Kwajalein - Johnston is the game's longest level 3 port to level 3 port distance - lots of things can happen to damaged ships en route. 3-wide 4-long submarine plantations, for example ^_^

If one does not develop Marshalls past level 3 yet stuffs it with divisions it becomes a killing spree as US army has to (very, very slowly) unload under fire (if I only got a chance to move a few CDs over there) only to run into well-built forts.

We'll see. There's a TF of 9APs sneaking west from Eniwetok, which is puzzling me. 4CL 4DD from Palau should connect with it in 24 hours.

> But you have proven to be a worthy replacement. I'll bet CAPT is grinding his teeth ( I would be if I was him ) ... the US have a tough road if the Japanese play methodically.

^_^ Thank you.
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I disagree. If I can get USN stuck - really, royally stuck - at Marshalls, then by the time they come to Truk they're going to face an armada of Commerce Raiders and Q-ships.

But only possible if USN helps IMHO ... though current opponent seems to be doing such.

In you game where you are USN .. you have sufficient presence in Marshalls to be preparing for next jump to the West. Don't get bogged down !!!
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RE: October 15, 1922

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I don't think charging ahead is a good idea in that game... I need at the very least to take Kusaie or Ponape.

And yes it all depends on the opponent :)
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Associated Press Washington 15 October 1922

Citing sudden serious ill health Warren Harding this morning resigned from the Presidency.

Calvin Coolidge was immediately sworn in as the 30th President of the United States. President Coolidge in his first speech as American President stated that he would immediately withdraw the United States from this, “…misguided foreign adventure in the Pacific Ocean…” that had been embarked upon by his predecessor who had been so badly advised by his cabinet. President Coolidge announced that the Philippine Islands should have long ago been recognized as being properly served by Japanese administration.

The guns have fallen silent in the Pacific as negotiations commence for the return of two divisions of soldiers imprisoned on the island of Eniwetok.
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October 16, 1922

The battle rages on. By morning Nagato, 2 BC and a CL are lost; USN is out of 2DD PC and 2AP, with 2 BB and a score of DDs damaged.

In a few hours Tosa's TF (7BB 2CL) and Truk TF (2CL 7DD) will converge on Eniwetok.

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 10/16/22

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TF 1002 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

TF 1002 troops unloading over beach at Eniwetok, 76,74


Allied Ships
DD Farquhar
DD Perry
DD Corry
DD Zeilin
AP President Johnson, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD Sumner


Allied ground losses:
20 casualties reported


Allied ground losses:
317 casualties reported

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TF 1004 encounters mine field at Mili (84,85)

Allied Ships
MSW Tern
MSW Owl

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TF 1051 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
DD Chandler, Mine hits 1, on fire
DD Stansbury, Mine hits 1

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ASW attack near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 8

Allied Ships
DD Dent
BB Tennessee

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Sub attack near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 8

Allied Ships
DD Henshaw
DD Delphy

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ASW attack at 77,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 38

Allied Ships
DD Swasey
DD Welles
DD Thatcher
DD Elliot
DD Upshur
DD Hazelwood
DD Evans

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
BB Nagato
BC Kongo
BC Hiei
BC Kirishima, Shell hits 1
BC Haruna
CL Tenryu
CL Kitakami

Allied Ships
DD Babbitt, Shell hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
DD Yarnall
DD Stansbury, Shell hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD Chandler, Shell hits 4, on fire, heavy damage
DD Wood, Shell hits 7, on fire, heavy damage
DD Young
DD Wasmuth, Shell hits 2, on fire, heavy damage

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
BB Nagato, Shell hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
BC Kongo
BC Hiei
BC Kirishima, Shell hits 2, Torpedo hits 1, on fire
BC Haruna
CL Tenryu, Shell hits 2
CL Kitakami, Shell hits 2, on fire

Allied Ships
BB Nevada
BB Idaho, Shell hits 5, on fire
DD Greer, Shell hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
DD Spriston, Shell hits 3, on fire, heavy damage
DD John D. Ford
DD Zane, Shell hits 2, on fire

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
BB Nagato, Shell hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
BC Kongo
BC Hiei, Shell hits 2
BC Kirishima, Shell hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
BC Haruna, Shell hits 1
CL Tenryu
CL Kitakami, Shell hits 1, on fire, heavy damage

Allied Ships
BB Arizona, Shell hits 9
BB Pennsylvania
BB Tennessee, Shell hits 8, on fire, heavy damage
BB New York, Shell hits 3
DD Dent, Shell hits 4

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
BB Nagato, Shell hits 11, and is sunk
BC Kongo, Shell hits 25, on fire, heavy damage
BC Hiei, Shell hits 1
BC Kirishima, Shell hits 17, on fire, heavy damage
BC Haruna, Shell hits 2
CL Tenryu
CL Kitakami, Shell hits 2, on fire, heavy damage

Allied Ships
BB Arizona, Shell hits 1, on fire
BB Pennsylvania, Shell hits 13, on fire
BB Tennessee, Shell hits 10, on fire, heavy damage
BB New York, Shell hits 1
DD Dent, Shell hits 14, and is sunk

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ASW attack at 75,73

Japanese Ships
SS No. 15

Allied Ships
DD Boggs
DD Tatnall
DD Crane
DD Wickes

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ASW attack at 77,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 38

Allied Ships
DD Lichfield
DD Tingey
DD Ballard
DD Gillis
DD Buchanan

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TF 1002 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

TF 1002 troops unloading over beach at Eniwetok, 76,74


Allied Ships
DD Farquhar
DD Perry
DD Corry
DD Sumner
DD Zeilin


Allied ground losses:
317 casualties reported

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TF 1004 encounters mine field at Mili (84,85)

Allied Ships
MSW Tern
MSW Owl

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TF 1130 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
MSW Falcon

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TF 1073 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
MSW Teal, heavy damage
MSW Osprey, on fire, heavy damage
MSW Swan, on fire, heavy damage

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Sub attack at 74,76

Japanese Ships
CL Tama, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
DD Kaede
DD Kashiwa
DD Matsu
DD Kaba
DD Tachibana
DD Sakura

Allied Ships
SS R-8

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ASW attack at 77,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 38, hits 3

Allied Ships
PC Eagle 17
PC Eagle 16
PC Eagle 14
PC Eagle 13
PC Eagle 12
PC Eagle 11
PC Eagle 4
PC Eagle 3
PC Eagle 2
PC Eagle 1

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Sub attack at 100,77

Japanese Ships
SS No. 28

Allied Ships
AK Washingtonian, Shell hits 1

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Sub attack at 77,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 38

Allied Ships
TK Admiral Wiley

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Day Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
BC Kongo, Shell hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
BC Hiei
BC Kirishima, Shell hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
BC Haruna, Shell hits 1
CL Tenryu
CL Kitakami, Shell hits 1, on fire, heavy damage

Allied Ships
BB Illinois, Shell hits 47, on fire, heavy damage

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ASW attack at 75,73

Japanese Ships
SS No. 15, hits 3

Allied Ships
DD Boggs
DD Tatnall

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ASW attack at 77,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 38, hits 2

Allied Ships
DD Fox
DD Noa
DD Selfridge
DD Robert Smith
DD Farragut
DD Melvin
DD Truxton
DD Pillsbury


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Ground combat at Eniwetok

Allied Shock attack

Attacking force 4314 troops, 30 guns, 5 vehicles

Defending force 7919 troops, 10 guns, 0 vehicles

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


Japanese ground losses:
23 casualties reported

Allied ground losses:
704 casualties reported
Guns lost 10
Vehicles lost 1
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The guns have fallen silent in the Pacific as negotiations commence for the return of two divisions of soldiers imprisoned on the island of Eniwetok

Vat happened to the negotiations !?

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ORIGINAL: jwilkerson
The guns have fallen silent in the Pacific as negotiations commence for the return of two divisions of soldiers imprisoned on the island of Eniwetok
Vat happened to the negotiations !?

*grumble*

Two-faced gaijin!!!
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October 17, 1922

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October 17, 1922

More ferocious nighttime fighting at 2000-5000 yards.

Some ships get mad amount of experience.

Crabcake prices are at their cheapest in the last 10 years.

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 10/17/22

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TF 1002 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

TF 1002 troops unloading over beach at Eniwetok, 76,74


Allied Ships
DD Zeilin
DD Sumner, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD Perry
DD Corry, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD Farquhar


Allied ground losses:
204 casualties reported

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TF 1032 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
MSW Sanderling
MSW Seagull
MSW Kingfisher
MSW Brant
MSW Thrush
MSW Woodcock
MSW Lapwing

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TF 1130 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
MSW Falcon

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ASW attack at 79,78

Allied Ships
SS O-15

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TF 1017 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
AP President Polk, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage


Allied ground losses:
32 casualties reported

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ASW attack near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 13

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ASW attack near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 13

Allied Ships
DD Henshaw
DD Delphy

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
BB Tosa, Shell hits 3, on fire
BB Mutsu, Shell hits 1
BB Ise, Shell hits 3, on fire
BB Hyuga, Shell hits 2
BB Fuso
BB Yamashiro, Shell hits 1
CL Tone, Shell hits 1
CL Oi, Shell hits 1

Allied Ships
BB Georgia, Shell hits 2
BB Nebraska, Shell hits 5
BB Rhode Island, Shell hits 2
BB Oregon, Shell hits 5
DD Wickes, Shell hits 14, on fire, heavy damage
DD Crane, Shell hits 3, on fire, heavy damage
DD Tatnall
DD Boggs

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
BB Tosa, Shell hits 13, on fire
BB Mutsu, Shell hits 5
BB Ise, on fire
BB Hyuga, Shell hits 2
BB Fuso, Shell hits 1
BB Yamashiro
CL Tone
CL Oi

Allied Ships
BB Georgia, Shell hits 10, on fire
BB Nebraska, Shell hits 7
BB Rhode Island, Shell hits 6, on fire
BB Oregon, Shell hits 5, Torpedo hits 1, on fire
DD Wickes, Shell hits 6, and is sunk
DD Crane, Shell hits 12, and is sunk
DD Tatnall, Shell hits 1
DD Boggs, Shell hits 3, on fire

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
BB Tosa, Shell hits 6, on fire, heavy damage
BB Mutsu, Shell hits 1
BB Ise, Shell hits 1, on fire
BB Hyuga
BB Fuso, Shell hits 1
BB Yamashiro
CL Tone
CL Oi

Allied Ships
BB Georgia, on fire
BB Nebraska, Shell hits 3, on fire
BB Rhode Island, Shell hits 7, on fire, heavy damage
BB Oregon, Shell hits 15, on fire, heavy damage
DD Tatnall
DD Boggs, Shell hits 6, and is sunk

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
BB Tosa, Shell hits 13, on fire, heavy damage
BB Mutsu, Shell hits 13, on fire
BB Ise, Shell hits 18, on fire, heavy damage
BB Hyuga, Shell hits 8, on fire
BB Fuso, Shell hits 4
BB Yamashiro, Shell hits 6
CL Tone, Shell hits 6, on fire, heavy damage
CL Oi, Shell hits 4

Allied Ships
BB California, Shell hits 73, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
BB New Mexico, Shell hits 11, on fire

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
BB Tosa, Shell hits 2, and is sunk
BB Mutsu, Shell hits 2, on fire, heavy damage
BB Ise, on fire, heavy damage
BB Hyuga, on fire
BB Fuso
BB Yamashiro
CL Tone, on fire, heavy damage
CL Oi

Allied Ships
BB Nevada, Shell hits 64, and is sunk

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Sub attack near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 13

Allied Ships
BB California, on fire, heavy damage

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Sub attack near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
BB Mutsu, on fire, heavy damage

Allied Ships
SS H-3

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ASW attack near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 13

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TF 1002 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

TF 1002 troops unloading over beach at Eniwetok, 76,74


Allied Ships
DD Sumner, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD Perry
DD Farquhar, Mine hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD Zeilin


Allied ground losses:
135 casualties reported

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TF 1017 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

TF 1017 troops unloading over beach at Eniwetok, 76,74



Allied ground losses:
85 casualties reported

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TF 1032 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
MSW Sanderling
MSW Seagull
MSW Kingfisher
MSW Brant
MSW Thrush
MSW Woodcock
MSW Lapwing

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TF 1130 encounters mine field at Eniwetok (76,74)

Allied Ships
MSW Falcon

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Sub attack at 78,79

Japanese Ships
CL Tama, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage

Allied Ships
SS R-12

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Sub attack at 98,75

Japanese Ships
SS No. 23

Allied Ships
AP Ruth Alexander

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Sub attack at 86,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 25

Allied Ships
DD Meade, heavy damage

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Sub attack near Eniwetok at 76,74

Japanese Ships
CL Isuzu
DD Kaede
DD Kashiwa
DD Matsu

Allied Ships
SS H-3


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Ground combat at Eniwetok

Allied Shock attack

Attacking force 6108 troops, 54 guns, 9 vehicles

Defending force 7866 troops, 10 guns, 0 vehicles

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


Japanese ground losses:
28 casualties reported

Allied ground losses:
640 casualties reported
Guns lost 7
Vehicles lost 2
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