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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/14/2016 12:57:37 AM   
Hattori Hanzo


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Hattori Hanzo, Nice pic! Adds some warm colours to this thread, I think.


I really love the style of your AAR and the "Sex & War" pulp magazine picture is my "little contribution" to it

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/22/2016 8:10:43 PM   
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CBI:
Airstrikes on Dacca and Mandalay. Japanese don't do much damage.
China. Japanese bombed Chungking and destroyed 1 howitzer. Allies responded with a night raid on Tientsin supply depots. Moderate damage was reported.

Australia:
Since Rockhampton has been secured and there are no signs of Japanese presence nearby, it is Townsville which will be enduring Allied airstrikes in the foreseeable future.

South Pacific:
Japanese bombarded Ellice I. and tried to land there but were thrown back into the sea. Good thing that I reinforced Ellice beforehand.
TF 30, led by Rear Admiral Kimura, was counterattacked by a mixed group of Wellingtons/B-17s from Fiji. Sixty-six tac bombers did significant damage to TF 30 and even sank 2 DDs (Fubuki- and Hatsuharu-class). This is how the amphibious assault went:

### Lt General Horii vs. Rear Admiral Turner
Losses: 19 squads, 2 arty, 2 afvs for Japanese; 1 squad for Allies. Odds 0.
### --
Losses: 48 squads, 3 arty, 3 afvs for Japanese; 36 squads, 1 arty for Allies. Odds 0.
### --
Losses: 41 squads, 4 arty, 1 afvs for Japanese; 51 squads for Allies. Odds 0.
### General Terauchi vs. Rear Admiral Turner
Losses: 34 squads, 7 arty, 1 afvs for Japanese; 19 squads, 1 arty for Allies. Odds 0. The Japanese 56th Inf Div left the atoll in disgrace.

TFs 51 & 52 wisely obeyed my orders and took the southern route (northeast of Fiji), not the northern one (just south of Ellice). Japanese carriers were parked at the spot two squares north of Ellice I. Since they couldn't bomb my recon floatplanes and didn't attack any land targets, I can only assume that the carriers were waiting for my ships to pass by.

Elsewhere:
Nauru depots, the poor Nauru depots... are burning again. No rain to put the fires out, no rain.

Weekly sub/antisub operations:
We sank 1 Japanese merchant.
Japanese sank 1 Allied merchant and 1 submarine.




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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/22/2016 8:47:51 PM   
Hattori Hanzo


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can you provide an estimate of losses and victory points of both parts up to this point ?

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/22/2016 10:31:10 PM   
Istfemer

 

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ORIGINAL: Hattori Hanzo
August will be the month of the Allied revenge

Yes. August 1943. (also August 1944, and August 1945 too, and even possibly August 1946 as well )

The not-quite-successful, the more-costly-than-expected.....
### Operation "Liberation of Espiritu Santo" has ended ###

Stats attached.




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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/23/2016 12:18:43 PM   
Istfemer

 

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A few small air clashes happened over Rangoon. Nothing important.

Australia:
Obsolete Japanese fighters tried to challenge my P-40s over Rockhampton, but my P-40s prevailed and shot them all down. Losses: 75 A5Ms/Ki-27s downed vs. 33 Warhawks lost.

South Pacific:
140 Zeroes and 15 Nells attacked Fiji. 56 P-40 Warhawks destroyed the bombers but took heavy losses themselves. Another enemy fighter sweep cleared the sky of Allied fighters. Two Japanese ACTFs circled Ellice and stopped at the spot 2 squares south of it. Allied tac bombers attacked the Japanese carriers multiple times. A few 500 lb. bombs fell on the carriers but didn't do any damage. I lost 136 tac bombers; gunners shot down 26 Zeroes -- it wasn't worth it. TFs 51 & 52 reached the safe waters of the eastern South Pacific. So at least something went right.

Elsewhere:
Finally! Japanese soldiers landed on Nauru and put out the raging fires themselves. It took them 8 full months to capture this tiny atoll -- can you believe that?

Allies reinforced Adak Island. Soldiers seem to like their new base of operations.

Weekly sub/antisub operations:
We sank 1 Japanese merchant.

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/23/2016 1:18:15 PM   
Istfemer

 

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Japanese planes tried to bomb the supply depots of Imphal&Kohima. Allied fighters intercepted.
Losses: 40 Japanese fighters, 8 bombers shot down vs. 58 Allied fighters lost.

Australia:
Townsville. A 'relaxed' air bombing campaign, initiated by me, has started here. Japanese beware!

South Pacific:
130 Zeroes and 12 Nells attacked Fiji. Warhawks and Wildcats intercepted.
Total losses: 27 Japanese fighters, 5 bombers shot down vs. 49 Allied fighters lost in the air. 17 planes were destroyed on the ground.
It's tough to put up a good defence against such overwhelming forces.

Weekly sub/antisub operations:
A Grimsby DE was nearly sunk on a route between Hawaii and Los Angeles.

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/23/2016 1:22:10 PM   
Istfemer

 

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A very quiet week. Nothing really interesting happened.

CBI:
Japanese planes bombed the supply depots of Imphal&Kohima once again. This time Allied fighters did not intercept them. (too costly)

China as usual --- Japanese planes strike my depots & harass my LCUs here all the time.

Australia:
At Townsville, my relaxed air bombing campaign continued.

South Pacific:
Fiji's supply depots were bombed by 140 Japanese fighters and 15 bombers. My fighters were ordered to not engage them and they didn't.

Weekly sub/antisub operations:
We sank 7 Japanese merchants.
Japanese sank 1 Allied merchant.

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/23/2016 1:32:38 PM   
Istfemer

 

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Japanese planes chose Dacca as their target for this week's bombing. I do not approve of this.

China as usual.

Australia:
At Townsville, my relaxed air bombing campaign continued.

And the big news: my long-lost 1st Armoured Brigade has returned!
In late February 1942, a large Allied transport TF was attacked by Japanese bombers on its way from Cairns to Brisbane. Allies lost 7 APs that week. In the aftermath of these attacks the 1st Australian Armoured was completely depleted of men and materiel. (not that it had a lot to begin with) Transports carrying the empty brigade arrived in port on the 1st of March and my brigade subsequently disappeared. It's great to have it back. More strong (friendly) offensive units in Australia and everywhere, please.

South Pacific:
Fiji's supply depots were bombed again by Japanese fighters and bombers. Such raids are expected to continue.
New Zealand was reinforced with a few fighter & bomber groups and a full US division.

Weekly sub/antisub operations:
We sank 4 Japanese merchants.
Japanese sank 2 Allied submarines.

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/23/2016 1:45:21 PM   
Istfemer

 

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CBI:
Mandalay & Imphal were the targets this week. Air battles over Imphal:
Japanese lost: 25 fighters, 4 bombers.
Allies lost: 46 P-40s in the air, 2 B-17s on the ground.

China as usual.

Australia:
At Townsville, my relaxed air bombing campaign continued.

South Pacific:
Fiji was bombed again by Zeroes & Bettys.
I require stronger, more maneuverable fighter aircraft. Aircraft like the P-38G Lightning (which has just entered production) and the F4U-1 Corsair (can't wait to get my hands on these).

Weekly sub/antisub operations:
We sank 6 Japanese merchants and 2 tankers.
Japanese sank 1 Allied submarine.

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/23/2016 2:16:48 PM   
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It's quiet, too quiet.

CBI:
Kunming. Allied tac bombers raided Nanning airfield, destroyed 2 planes on the ground and lost 2 of their own. Incredible performance.

Australia:
At Townsville, my relaxed air bombing campaign continued.

South Pacific:
Fiji endured multiple airstrikes on supply depots. It's the new norm.

Weekly sub/antisub operations:
We sank 1 Japanese merchant and 1 tanker.

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/23/2016 2:28:24 PM   
Istfemer

 

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Chungking. Another Allied attack on those pesky Tientsin depots/oil facilities. Supply depot sustained light damage, oil industry sustained moderate damage. Good.

Australia:
At Townsville, my relaxed air bombing campaign continued.

South Pacific:
Fiji endured multiple airstrikes on supply depots, as per the new norm.

Weekly sub/antisub operations:
We sank 3 Japanese merchants and 1 tanker.

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/23/2016 2:48:32 PM   
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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/23/2016 2:54:53 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Hattori Hanzo
do you have played the above 7 turns in a day... ???

Er.. no. I wish I could do that. These are the 'leftovers' from late 2015.

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/23/2016 3:20:13 PM   
Hattori Hanzo


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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/23/2016 3:27:55 PM   
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so now, at which date of the campaign you two are ?

9/20/42
It is quiet everywhere. We are building up our forces for... SOMETHING. I still have a lot of ships left in the repair queue.

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/27/2016 2:50:24 PM   
Istfemer

 

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CBI:
Allied a/c bombed the supply depots of Rangoon (moderate damage) instead of going after Japanese shipping. Why, why, why?
In response to this uninspired act, 30 Jap fighters and 30 bombers from Rangoon bombed Mandalay. Unsuccessfully. Losses: 7 Ki-43 Hayabusas, 26 Ki-32s for Japanese vs. 3 Wildcats for Allies. No damage was done to the friendly supply depot. There were also lots of fighter sweeps. Ki-43 Hayabusas vs. Warhawks & Wildcats (losses not in our favour). Ki-27 Setsus vs. Warhawks & Wildcats. Hurricanes vs. Ki-43 Hayabusas.

The Japanese air force was very active on Chinese front this week: 174 bombers (from Hainan, Hong Kong, Nanning, Nanhsiung) bombed Kweilen twice. Kunming also got hammered.

Australia:
At Townsville, my relaxed air bombing campaign continued.

South Pacific:
Fiji endured multiple airstrikes on supply depots, as per the new norm.

Weekly sub/antisub operations:
We sank 7 Japanese merchants.

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 4/27/2016 5:04:10 PM   
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Allied a/c bombed the supply depots of Rangoon (moderate damage) instead of going after Japanese shipping. Why, why, why?


That has been a problem in Pacific War for its entire existence. The program heavily favors industry and supply dumps when targeting bases. Setting the bombers to the Naval Inderdiction mission will solve this, but then they won't attack anything else but ships.

I've had a little luck using Beauforts and Beaufighters, the only Allied medium bombers that can carry torpedoes. This payload option seems to make them somewhat more likely to go after shipping.

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 5/5/2016 2:51:54 PM   
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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 5/8/2016 3:34:47 AM   
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Beauforts and Beaufighters, the only Allied medium bombers that can carry torpedoes.


Mea culpa. Forgot about the USMC Mitchell squadrons.

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 5/9/2016 6:34:10 PM   
Hattori Hanzo


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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 5/10/2016 11:54:48 AM   
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That has been a problem in Pacific War for its entire existence. The program heavily favors industry and supply dumps when targeting bases. Setting the bombers to the Naval Inderdiction mission will solve this, but then they won't attack anything else but ships.

I've had a little luck using Beauforts and Beaufighters, the only Allied medium bombers that can carry torpedoes. This payload option seems to make them somewhat more likely to go after shipping.


The problem in this case is that all tac/heavy bomber squadrons in the area (x2 Wellingtons, x1 B-17, x1 Hudson and x1 Beaufort) were set to Naval Interdiction. Apparently, my patrol planes failed to spot this Japanese task force during the search phase. I blame the weather. The game date was 9/27/42 --- the last week of monsoon season in India/Burma. Since version 3.2.8, monsoons actually have impact on air operations in the region. To be sure, release notes do not mention that air search is in any way affected, but I suspect it may well be.

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 5/10/2016 12:31:25 PM   
Istfemer

 

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ORIGINAL: Hattori Hanzo

the torpedoes trick seem to work

It does, doesn't it? Torpedoes are definitely the most reliable way to send a vessel to the bottom.
By the way, my submarines are pretty good at sinking Zeke's merchant shipping. In our game, that's what they seem to do best.
For some reason, my subs seem completely unable to damage or sink even a single decent Japanese warship/troop transport. They've caught none so far. (they may have sunk a DE and a patrol boat or two, yes, but that's it.)

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 5/10/2016 8:49:30 PM   
Istfemer

 

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CBI:
There were no fancy aerial battles this week. Just old, boring ground attacks. Japanese hardware is so highly combustible...
Allies focused on Japanese troops sitting near Dacca. Japanese stuck to their old routine of bombing Mandalay.

Australia:
At Townsville, my relaxed air bombing campaign continued.

South Pacific:
Fiji endured multiple airstrikes on supply depots, as per the new norm.

Weekly sub/antisub operations:
To my great surprise, nothing was sunk on either side. The depths were SO peaceful and quiet.

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 5/11/2016 10:41:58 AM   
Istfemer

 

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CBI:
Air battles over Calcutta: 61 Hurricanes defended Calcutta against 30 Ki-32 bombers escorted by 30 Ki-43 Hayabusas & 30 Ki-27 Setsus.
Total air losses: 19 fighters, 24 bombers for Japanese vs. 34 fighters for Allies.

Dacca. Major General H. M. Smith was eager to test Japanese defenses in the area and, with the help of our friendly (and friendly fire-happy!) close air support, he did just that. The results only confirmed what was already known: yep, the Japanese are still here, they are heavily entrenched and they won't be leaving willingly.

### Maj General H. M. Smith vs. Lt Gen Yamashita
Losses: 78 squads, 5 arty, 3 afvs for Allies; 36 squads, 2 arty for Japanese. Odds 3.
### Maj General H. M. Smith vs. Lt Gen Yamashita
Losses: 64 squads, 1 arty, 4 afvs for Allies; 13 squads, 1 arty for Japanese. Odds 2.

Australia:
At Townsville, my relaxed air bombing campaign continued.

South Pacific:
Fiji endured multiple airstrikes on supply depots, as per the new norm.

Elsewhere:
Wellingtons from Canton I. bombed Tarawa. Supply depot sustained Moderate damage.

Weekly sub/antisub operations:
We sank 2 Japanese merchants (incl. one 10000t vessel) and 1 tanker.




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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 5/11/2016 6:44:02 PM   
Istfemer

 

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More boring ground attacks. The Japanese 33rd Inf Div lost 8 squads and 14 guns.
quote:

Allies focused on Japanese troops sitting near Dacca. Japanese stuck to their old routine of bombing Mandalay.

Australia:
At Townsville, my relaxed air bombing campaign continued.

South Pacific:
Fiji endured multiple airstrikes on supply depots, as per the new norm.

Weekly sub/antisub operations:
We sank 4 Japanese merchants.
Japanese sank 2 Allied submarines. (both were "S"-class coastal boats)

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 5/11/2016 10:22:27 PM   
Hattori Hanzo


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ORIGINAL: Istfemer

Situation on 10/4/42
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CBI:
There were no fancy aerial battles this week. Just old, boring ground attacks. Japanese hardware is so highly combustible...
Allies focused on Japanese troops sitting near Dacca. Japanese stuck to their old routine of bombing Mandalay.

Australia:
At Townsville, my relaxed air bombing campaign continued.

South Pacific:
Fiji endured multiple airstrikes on supply depots, as per the new norm.

Weekly sub/antisub operations:
To my great surprise, nothing was sunk on either side. The depths were SO peaceful and quiet.


all quiet on the Pacific Front..


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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 5/11/2016 10:27:58 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Istfemer

Situation on 10/11/42
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CBI:
Air battles over Calcutta: 61 Hurricanes defended Calcutta against 30 Ki-32 bombers escorted by 30 Ki-43 Hayabusas & 30 Ki-27 Setsus.
Total air losses: 19 fighters, 24 bombers for Japanese vs. 34 fighters for Allies.

Dacca. Major General H. M. Smith was eager to test Japanese defenses in the area and, with the help of our friendly (and friendly fire-happy!) close air support, he did just that. The results only confirmed what was already known: yep, the Japanese are still here, they are heavily entrenched and they won't be leaving willingly.

### Maj General H. M. Smith vs. Lt Gen Yamashita
Losses: 78 squads, 5 arty, 3 afvs for Allies; 36 squads, 2 arty for Japanese. Odds 3.
### Maj General H. M. Smith vs. Lt Gen Yamashita
Losses: 64 squads, 1 arty, 4 afvs for Allies; 13 squads, 1 arty for Japanese. Odds 2.





some Storm after the calm..

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 5/15/2016 1:54:48 PM   
Istfemer

 

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CBI:
Allies focused on bombing Japanese troops around Dacca. Japanese stuck to their old routine of bombing Mandalay.
I'm upgrading all P-40 Warhawks to P-38G Lightnings. They'll be used in a fighter-bomber role in this theatre and beyond.

Australia:
At Townsville, my relaxed air bombing campaign continued.
I changed all B-25 Mitchell squadrons in Australia to B-26 Marauders because 1 point of maneuverability is more important to me than 1 point of cannons.

South Pacific:
Fiji endured multiple airstrikes on supply depots, as per the new norm.

Elsewhere:
Wellington raids on Tarawa and Wake I. continued and are expected to continue in the future.

Weekly sub/antisub operations:
We sank 1 Japanese merchant.

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 5/15/2016 4:02:45 PM   
Istfemer

 

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CBI:
Allies focused on bombing Japanese troops around Dacca. Japanese stuck to their old routine of bombing Mandalay.
The F4U-1 Corsair fighter entered production this week --- a perfect counter to the A6M Zero.

Australia:
At Townsville, my relaxed air bombing campaign continued.
I'm taking my time. I wonder how well/badly I'm doing at this stage of the war.

South Pacific:
Fiji endured multiple airstrikes on supply depots, as per the new norm.

Weekly sub/antisub operations:
We sank 1 Japanese tanker.

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RE: AAR: Istfemer (A) vs zeke99 (J) - 5/23/2016 10:45:07 AM   
Istfemer

 

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CBI:
Allies focused on bombing Japanese troops around Dacca. Japanese stuck to their old routine of bombing Mandalay.
Ground fighting is about to resume. IJA must be pushed out of Burma + my LCUs need their experience built up anyway.

Australia:
At Townsville, my relaxed air bombing campaign continued. Japanese garrison at Townsville (3 regiments) was reinforced with the 18th IJA Inf Div. I responded by moving several Allied LCUs to Townsville. The Townsville-Rockhampton road is now blocked and both sides are free to bomb each other's ground troops. There will be no more 'relaxed' bombings, only intense ones.

South Pacific:
Fiji endured multiple airstrikes on supply depots, as per the new norm.

Weekly sub/antisub operations:
We sank 7 Japanese merchants and 2 tankers.

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