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October 28, 1922 - 3/23/2006 3:40:11 AM   
Rysyonok


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Status: offline 		IJN DD Yunagi sinks near Truk, 119th IJN ship to do so to USN's 102.

USN BB California is still at risk: 84/78/0, speed 3; 360 miles away from Mili's level 3 port.

IJN TF damaged at Ponape is spotted 180 miles east of Truk. There is still a chance for BB Tosa to sink. On its own or thanks to a sub.



(Truk Death Row)

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 10/28/22

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ASW attack at 65,78

Japanese Ships
DD Kaede
DD Kiku
DD Tsuga

Allied Ships
SS R-27

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ASW attack at 66,78

Allied Ships
SS R-23

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Sub attack near Truk at 63,78

Japanese Ships
AK Mantai Maru, Torpedo hits 1

Allied Ships
SS S-15

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Sub attack near Truk at 63,78

Japanese Ships
DD Ashi, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage
DD Kashi

Allied Ships
SS S-15

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ASW attack at 65,78

Japanese Ships
PC Ch12
PC Ch11
PC Ch10
PC Ch09

Allied Ships
SS R-27

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Sub attack at 74,73

Japanese Ships
AK Natisan Maru, Shell hits 2, Torpedo hits 3, on fire, heavy damage

Allied Ships
SS R-4

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ASW attack at 65,78

Japanese Ships
DD Kaede
DD Kiku
DD Tsuga
DD Kuri
DD Take
DD Yamakaze

Allied Ships
SS R-27

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October 29, 1922 - 3/24/2006 2:23:39 AM   
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Status: offline 		IJN DD Ashi and AK Natisan Maru capsize in the night; unfortunately, so does USN BB California.

Natisan Maru takes with her to the bottom a whole daitai of Mitsubishi C1M1s.




Large IJN concentration is observed at Truk; subs are surrounding the island.

Majuro's airfield is completed. A wing of zeppelins is scheduled to depart tomorrow. It's time to have achieve complete air supremacy over the Marshalls.


AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 10/29/22

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Sub attack near Truk at 63,78

Japanese Ships
PC Ch11
PC Ch12
PC Ch10
PC Ch09
DD Tsuta
DD Minekaze

Allied Ships
SS S-15, hits 2 Scratches.

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Sub attack near Maloelap at 82,81

Japanese Ships
SS UB-143 (O7)

Allied Ships
BB California, heavy damage

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ASW attack near Truk at 63,78

Japanese Ships
PC Ch12
PC Ch11
PC Ch10
PC Ch09
DD Tsuta
DD Minekaze

Allied Ships
SS S-15

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YTD tonnage sunk by SSs (11/25/1922) - 3/24/2006 2:32:45 AM   
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Status: offline 		IJN SS No. 8: 1247 (DD Buchanan)
IJN SS No. 15: 2553 (DDs Claxton, William D. Preston)
IJN SS No. 22: 615 (PC Eagle 10)
IJN SS No. 27: 615 (PC Eagle 13)
IJN SS No. 29: 4365 (PC Eagle 3, TK Montanes)
IJN SS No. 37: 3750 (AK Taurus)
IJN SS No. 39: 18000 (TK Gertrude Kellogg)
IJN SS No. 40: 3750 (AK Magallanes)
IJN SS No. 45: 9000 (AP West Point)
IJN SS No. 62: (Sunk 8/26/1922) 7500 (AK Georgian)
IJN SS U-55 (O3): 1655 (MSW Pelican, PC Eagle 11)
IJN SS U-125 (O1): (Sunk 11/17/1922) 18000 (TK Larry Doheny)
IJN SS UB-125 (O6): 32442 (BB Nebraska, DDs Lea, Taylor, TK Admiral Chase) The top ace.
USN SS H-4: 9700 (CA Tokiwa)
USN SS O-14: 5000 (AO Noshima)
USN SS O-16: 1516 (ML Kuroshima Maru)
USN SS R-4: 15000 (AKs Nankai Maru, Natisan Maru, Sinno Maru) + 13 Mitsubishi C1M1 planes.
USN SS R-5: 6150 (AP Koyo Maru, DD Matsu)
USN SS R-7: 7500 (AK Tottori Maru)
USN SS R-8: 15750 (AP Nissen Maru #2, TK Ryuei Maru)
USN SS R-9: 7500 (AK Kosei Maru)
USN SS R-10: 11710 (AO Muroto, CL Yahagi, DD Amatsukaze)
USN SS R-11: 13500 (AP Turisima Maru, TK Itsukushima Maru)
USN SS R-12: 15000 (AKs Nissyu Maru, Sansho Maru)
USN SS R-14: 23250 (AKs Ina Maru, Malacca Maru, TK Rikko Maru)
USN SS R-15: 1516 (ML Yenoshima Maru)
USN SS R-19: 12000 (TK Kaizyo Maru)
USN SS R-21: 11250 (AKs Akiura Maru, Junpo Maru)
USN SS R-22: 9345 (AK Momoha Maru, DDs Isokaze, Kagero)
USN SS R-23: 13500 (AKs Risen Maru, Toyooka Maru, AP Shofuku Maru)
USN SS R-24: 3750 (AK Kiso Maru)
USN SS R-25: 9750 (AK Morioka Maru, AP Ryoyu Maru #21)
USN SS R-26: 11250 (AKs Hankow Maru, Kanto Maru)
USN SS R-27: 450 (DD Urunami)
USN SS S-2: 9000 (TK Yamazuru Maru)
USN SS S-3: 1080 (DD Hinoki)
USN SS S-4: 11250 (APs Ceylon Maru, Daihachikyo Maru, Tacoma Maru)
USN SS S-6: 13882 (AK Nitii Maru, AP Taian Maru, MSWs Ashikazi Maru, Katoku Maru)
USN SS S-7: 14504 (APs Manzyu Maru, Taibun Maru, Tenyo Maru, PC Ch08)
USN SS S-9: 29520 (AKs Lyons Maru, Nana Maru, AP Igasa Maru, DD Hagi, TK Eiyo Maru) The american top ace.
USN SS S-14: 16250 (APs Buyo Maru, Husimi Maru, Sakido Maru, MSW Natsushima Maru)
USN SS S-15: 5520 (AP Biyo Maru, DD Ashi)
USN SS S-16: 20520 (AK Nitiai Maru, AP Anyo Maru, DD Nire, TK Yuho Maru)
USN SS S-17: 12112 (APs Chowa Maru, Kaedesan Maru, BB Mishishima, DD Hatsuyuki)
USN SS S-32: 1080 (DD Yanagi)
USN SS S-34: 3032 (MLs Katashima Maru, Ninoshima Maru)
USN SS S-35: 3750 (AK Sugiyama Maru)

P.S. Capital ships damaged by submarines but not sunk:

6/9/1922: USN SS S-2 hits BB Fuso (Torpedo hits 1, on fire)

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Scoreboard (10/29/1922) - 3/24/2006 4:24:54 AM   
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Sunk ships (10/29/1922) - 3/24/2006 4:39:35 AM   
Rysyonok


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Status: offline 		IJN / USN losses:

Carriers:

None.

Dreadnoughts:

BB Mutsu (16"), BB Arizona, BB California, BB Oklahoma (14")

Battleships:

BB Hizen, BB Iwami, BB Katori (12"), BB Mishishima (10"), BB Nebraska (12"), BB Monandock (10")

Battlecruisers:

BC Kongo, Haruna (14")

Cruisers:

CA Tokiwa, CL Kiso, CL Tatsuta, CL Yahagi

Destroyers:

Forty-one / Sixty-three

Transports:

Forty-six / Five

Tankers

Seven / Three

Colliers:

Two

Submarines:

Nos. 16, 17, 43, 62, UC-99 (O5)

Minelayers:

Four / Three minelaying destroyers

Minesweepers:

Three / Five

Patrol Craft:

Two / Four

Other auxiliaries:

Fourteen gunboats, a submarine tender

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October 30, 1922 - 3/24/2006 6:57:08 AM   
Rysyonok


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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 10/30/22

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ASW attack near Maloelap at 82,81

Japanese Ships
SS UB-143 (O7)

Allied Ships
DD Kane
DD Robert Smith

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ASW attack at 63,79

Japanese Ships
DD Umi
DD Tokitsukaze

Allied Ships
SS R-23

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Sub attack near Maloelap at 82,81

Japanese Ships
SS UB-143 (O7)

Allied Ships
DD Henshaw
DD Kane
DD Robert Smith
DD Farquhar
DD Preble
DD Decatur
DD Truxton
DD John D. Ford
DD Bulmer
DD Upshur

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ASW attack near Maloelap at 82,81

Japanese Ships
SS UB-143 (O7), hits 5, on fire

Allied Ships
DD Kane
DD Robert Smith
DD Farquhar
DD Preble
DD Decatur
DD Henshaw
DD Truxton
DD John D. Ford

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ASW attack near Truk at 63,78

Japanese Ships
DD Kaede
DD Kiku
DD Tsuga
DD Kuri
DD Take
DD Yamakaze
DD Hakaze

Allied Ships
SS R-15

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ASW attack near Maloelap at 82,81

Japanese Ships
SS UB-143 (O7), hits 4, on fire, heavy damage

Allied Ships
DD Kane
DD Robert Smith
DD Farquhar
DD Preble
DD Decatur
DD Henshaw
DD Truxton

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October 31, 1922 - 3/25/2006 4:10:04 AM   
Rysyonok


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Zeppelins from Majuro are operating smoothly, although not quite yielding the intelligence I expect from them. I have to keep reminding myself that blimps got range, but they ain't got speed...

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 10/31/22

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Sub attack at 63,77

Japanese Ships
AK Kinugawa Maru, Torpedo hits 1, on fire

Allied Ships
SS R-17

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ASW attack near Truk at 63,78

Japanese Ships
PC Ch12
PC Ch11
DD Tsuta
DD Minekaze

Allied Ships
SS R-15

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ASW attack near Truk at 63,78

Japanese Ships
DD Hamakaze
PC Ch09
PC Ch10
PC Ch03

Allied Ships
SS R-15

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ASW attack near Truk at 63,78

Japanese Ships
DD Kaede
DD Kiku
DD Tsuga
DD Kuri

Allied Ships
SS R-15

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November 1, 1922 - 3/25/2006 4:33:23 PM   
Rysyonok


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Status: offline 		4th Marines are departing for Ponape.

I am still debating whether to hit Kusaie, Wake, or Maloelap with the second strike, due to depart in 3-4 days.

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/01/22

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ASW attack near Truk at 63,78

Japanese Ships
PC Ch12
PC Ch11
DD Tsuta
DD Minekaze

Allied Ships
SS R-15

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ASW attack near Truk at 63,78

Japanese Ships
PC Ch12
PC Ch11
DD Tsuta
DD Minekaze

Allied Ships
SS R-15

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November 2, 1922 - 3/26/2006 3:55:52 AM   
Rysyonok


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Status: offline 		The second strike will be aimed at Jaluit, carried by 3rd regiment of Hawaiian division. Sinking of BB California showed me that every hex counts, and I can't ignore this apparently unprotected level 3 port in Southern Marshalls.

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/02/22

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ASW attack near Truk at 63,78

Japanese Ships
PC Ch12
PC Ch11
DD Tsuta
DD Minekaze

Allied Ships
SS R-15

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ASW attack near Truk at 63,78

Japanese Ships
PC Ch12
PC Ch11
DD Tsuta
DD Minekaze

Allied Ships
SS R-15

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November 3, 1922 - 3/26/2006 8:38:32 AM   
Rysyonok


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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/03/22

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ASW attack at 83,82

Japanese Ships
SS No. 10

Allied Ships
DD Kane
DD Robert Smith
DD Farquhar
DD Preble
DD Decatur
DD Henshaw
DD Truxton
DD John D. Ford
DD Bulmer
DD Upshur

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Sub attack at 83,82

Japanese Ships
SS No. 10, hits 1

Allied Ships
DD Upshur
DD Kane
DD Robert Smith
DD Farquhar
DD Decatur
DD Henshaw
DD Truxton

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Sub attack at 80,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 13

Allied Ships
DD Tingey, heavy damage

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Sub attack at 70,78

Japanese Ships
AK Malacca Maru, Torpedo hits 2, on fire
DD Tokitsukaze
DD Umi

Allied Ships
SS R-14, hits 1

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Sub attack at 83,82

Japanese Ships
SS No. 10

Allied Ships
DD Bulmer
DD Kane
DD Robert Smith
DD Farquhar
DD Decatur
DD Henshaw
DD Truxton

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November 4, 1922 - 3/26/2006 9:07:36 PM   
Rysyonok


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Status: offline 		Ponape-bound TF is clearing Pearl Harbor.
Jaluit-bound one is scheduled to depart in 2 days.
The third invasion TF is being formed; the original destination is Shikka, although other locations may be considered due to extreme distance (112 hexes). However, how can one ignore 350VPs that are most likely undefended? And it's so tempting to place torpedo bombers only 75 minutes by air away from Home Islands =)

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/04/22

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Sub attack at 84,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 21

Allied Ships
DD Tingey, heavy damage

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November 5, 1922 - 3/26/2006 10:09:02 PM   
Rysyonok


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Status: offline 		Bored pilots of VP-8 took several shots of Molokai beaches and developed the negatives.

Unfortunately, governor's family happened to be on that beach.

CO of VP-8, Lt. Cmdr. Brett refused to disclose names of offenders, but assured the governor that they will be the first pilots over Tokyo testing its AA defenses.

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/05/22

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Sub attack at 68,78

Japanese Ships
DD Hamakaze
PC Ch10
PC Ch09
PC Ch03

Allied Ships
SS R-23, hits 1

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ASW attack at 83,82

Japanese Ships
SS No. 11

Allied Ships
DD Kane
DD Robert Smith
DD Farquhar
DD Decatur
DD Henshaw
DD Truxton
DD John D. Ford
DD Bulmer
DD Upshur

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November 6, 1922 - 3/27/2006 6:57:48 AM   
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Lt. Fisher of ZP-1 takes pictures of Kwajalein; he is also the first American pilot to reach 80 experience.

Airborne invasions of neighboring islands using blimps are pondered.




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RE: November 1, 1922 - 3/27/2006 12:12:55 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Rysyonok

4th Marines are departing for Ponape.

I am still debating whether to hit Kusaie, Wake, or Maloelap with the second strike, due to depart in 3-4 days.

If you chose the Marshal Island path I think Wake is useless, since it will divert precious troops and ships from the main objective for both sides: Philippines...


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RE: November 1, 1922 - 3/28/2006 2:12:51 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Pkunzipper

quote:

ORIGINAL: Rysyonok

4th Marines are departing for Ponape.

I am still debating whether to hit Kusaie, Wake, or Maloelap with the second strike, due to depart in 3-4 days.

If you chose the Marshal Island path I think Wake is useless, since it will divert precious troops and ships from the main objective for both sides: Philippines...



Well, all of my strikes so far have been surgical, aimed at harassing IJN's communication lines. Note how carefully I am avoiding combat with IJA units.

If I penetrate far enough using MacArthur's tactics, if my subs can reach IJN's convoys once again... the game is half won. Only half because I still need to get to Philippines; in a standard 4-year campaign all I would have to do is wait, as I sink transports and starve Japanese on a daily basis...

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November 7, 1922 - 3/28/2006 2:18:09 AM   
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Status: offline 		Lt. Fisher reaches 82 experience as he brings home pictures of Kusaie island. There is enemy garrison there, but its exact numbers are unknown (2 recon planes are required for numbers?), base force suspected.

The third invasion will be that of Iwo Jima, 100VPs and proximity to Philippines and IJN Singapore-Kagoshima convoys being the key factors.

The thought of airborne invasions is aborted as blimps refuse to dock at islands without existing American presence.

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November 8-9, 1922 - 3/28/2006 6:59:13 AM   
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Status: offline 		Smooth sailing for TFs Ponape and Jaluit. TF Iwo Jima still loading.

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/09/22

5000-tonn freighter Malacca Maru capsizes, victim of R-14

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/09/22

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Sub attack near Marcus Island at 75,56

Japanese Ships
AK Sugiyama Maru, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage Sinks

Allied Ships
SS S-35

IJN SS No. 47 capsizes near Marcus island, 6th Japanese sub to do so.

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November 10, 1922 - 3/29/2006 4:56:12 AM   
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Status: offline 		Smooth sailing for TF Ponape.
Minor submarine interference for TF Jaluit.
TF Iwo Jima still loading.

Heavy submarine activity near Johnston and Pearl Harbor.

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/10/22

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ASW attack at 84,84

Japanese Ships
SS No. 14, hits 2

Allied Ships
DD Kane
DD Robert Smith
DD Farquhar
DD Decatur
DD Henshaw
DD Truxton
DD John D. Ford
DD Bulmer
DD Upshur

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Sub attack at 115,67

Japanese Ships
SS U-125 (O1)

Allied Ships
TK Larry Doheny, Torpedo hits 1, on fire

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ASW attack at 84,84

Japanese Ships
SS No. 14, hits 4, on fire, heavy damage And down it goes, 7th IJN sub to do so

Allied Ships
DD Selfridge
DD Melvin
DD McCawley
DD Palmer

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ASW attack at 106,74

Japanese Ships
SS No. 23, hits 2

Allied Ships
PC Eagle 14
PC Eagle 12
PC Eagle 7
PC Eagle 1

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November 11, 1922 - 3/29/2006 7:29:04 AM   
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Status: offline 		And once again I am humbled by how easy is it to starve Pearl Harbor. Three shells in one tanker, a torpedo in the other - and only 316 units of 24000 make it home. Forgot to set AO TF not to refuel - and of 12000 units that do make it at least 2000 go right back in the fuel tanks of the very ships that delivered the stuff.

A light drizzle keeps all Pearl and Johnston planes on the ground.

As if to deliver a coup de grace, my C-type blimp hits (!) an enemy submarine at Majuro. I want a picture of that =)

Smooth sailing for TF Ponape.
Smooth sailing for TF Jaluit.
TF Iwo Jima still loading.

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/11/22

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Sub attack at 112,67

Japanese Ships
SS U-55 (O3)

Allied Ships
TK Admiral Wiley, Shell hits 3, on fire

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ASW attack at 83,82

Japanese Ships
SS No. 31

Allied Ships
DD Kane
DD Robert Smith

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November 12, 1922 - 3/30/2006 5:24:34 AM   
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Status: offline 		TK Larry Doheny is scuttled with 99 sys. The other TK should make it.

Smooth sailing for TF Ponape.
Smooth sailing for TF Jaluit.

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November 13-14, 1922 - 3/31/2006 2:09:14 AM   
Rysyonok


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Status: offline 		AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/13/22

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ASW attack at 83,82

Japanese Ships
SS No. 31, hits 2

Allied Ships
DD Kane
DD Robert Smith

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ASW attack at 83,82

Japanese Ships
SS No. 31

Allied Ships
DD Selfridge
DD Melvin
DD McCawley
DD Palmer
DD Greer
DD Aaron Ward
DD Babbitt
DD Radford
DD Hazelwood
DD Chew

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/14/22

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Sub attack at 68,79

Japanese Ships
AP Izumo Maru, Torpedo hits 2, on fire
DD Hishi

Allied Ships
SS R-20, hits 2

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ASW attack at 115,67

Japanese Ships
SS U-125 (O1), hits 1

Allied Ships
DD Wood
DD Thompson

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November 15-16, 1922 - 3/31/2006 8:30:59 AM   
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A total of 13 submarines are by now in Pearl with just over 10sys; 3 or 4 are on West Coast. As a result, there are only a few of them on patrol.

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/15/22

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/16/22

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ASW attack at 84,82

Japanese Ships
SS No. 38, hits 2

Allied Ships
DD Selfridge
DD Melvin

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November 17, 1922 - 4/1/2006 2:41:19 AM   
Rysyonok


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Status: offline 		And yet another IJN sub goes down. Hey, I only rushed it with 33 destroyers in 3 ASW groups ;)

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/17/22

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ASW attack at 114,68

Japanese Ships
SS U-125 (O1), hits 1, on fire

Allied Ships
DD Kennedy
DD Sicard
DD Sumner
DD Barry
DD Boggs
DD Williams
DD Woodbury
DD Stoddert
DD Corry

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ASW attack at 114,68

Japanese Ships
SS U-125 (O1)

Allied Ships
DD Meade
DD Swasey
DD Morris
DD Pillsbury
DD O'Bannon
DD Crosby
DD Tarbell
DD Hamilton
DD Crane
DD Evans

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ASW attack at 114,68

Japanese Ships
SS U-125 (O1), hits 1

Allied Ships
DD Kennedy
DD Sicard
DD Sumner
DD Barry
DD Boggs
DD Williams
DD Woodbury
DD Stoddert
DD Corry
DD Moody

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Sub attack at 64,65

Japanese Ships
BB Tosa, heavy damage

Allied Ships
SS S-9

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ASW attack at 114,68

Japanese Ships
SS U-125 (O1), hits 2, on fire, heavy damage And the 8th sub to be sunk by USN destroyers is...

Allied Ships
DD Meade
DD Swasey
DD Morris
DD Pillsbury
DD O'Bannon
DD Crosby
DD Tarbell

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November 18, 1922 - 4/2/2006 12:09:21 AM   
Rysyonok


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Status: offline 		BBs are recuperating.

DDs are busy hunting subs (a total of 7 ASW groups, 10 ships each, is operating all across Pacific).

TPs are still underway.

A raid on Saipan was fruitless: Tosa escaped.

And after just three months USN is back in Tokyo ;)

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/18/22

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ASW attack at 86,82

Japanese Ships
SS No. 15

Allied Ships
DD Kane
DD Robert Smith
DD Farquhar
DD Decatur
DD Henshaw
DD Truxton
DD John D. Ford
DD Bulmer
DD Upshur

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ASW attack at 86,82

Japanese Ships
SS No. 15, hits 3

Allied Ships
DD Kane
DD Robert Smith
DD Farquhar
DD Decatur
DD Henshaw
DD Truxton
DD John D. Ford
DD Bulmer
DD Upshur
DD Preble

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Sub attack near Tokyo at 66,43

Japanese Ships
AK Nitiai Maru

Allied Ships
SS S-7

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Sub attack near Saipan at 63,64

Japanese Ships
AV Kazahaya, Torpedo hits 1, on fire

Allied Ships
SS S-9

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Aux Cruisers to the rescue - 4/3/2006 7:11:26 AM   
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Status: offline 		About 90 are on the reinforcement track, due in 135-166 days from 11/19/1922. USN was rather late starting on conversion program, then again, no one expected that having 90+ "super" DD is not going to be enough in this game...




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Submarines are wearing down - 4/3/2006 7:15:47 AM   
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Status: offline 		USN subs have been lucky and cautious enough to avoid any major damage from IJN depth charges; to date only 2 or 3 were at risk and none were lost. Yet operational damage is adding up; worse, starting Christmas I may demand that subs stay at sea until the last second as more and more of them venture out to Home Islands.




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PI - 4/3/2006 7:21:29 AM   
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Status: offline 		A very interesting screenshot: Tuguegarao is still showing up as an Allied beach. I can only guess whether IJA is expecting this knife in its back in a few months...




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November 19, 1922 - 4/3/2006 8:20:28 AM   
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Status: offline 		I am still tempted to launch an invasion of northern home islands rather than PI.

Invasion of Jaluit is scheduled for tomorrow morning.

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/19/22

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ASW attack at 100,75

Japanese Ships
SS No. 57

Allied Ships
DD Thornton
DD McLanahan
DD Gillis
DD Hopkins
DD McFarland
DD Stewart
DD McCormick
DD Stansbury
DD Renshaw
DD Elliot
DD Jacob Jones
DD Lamberton
DD Mugford
DD Philip

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ASW attack at 100,75

Japanese Ships
SS No. 57, hits 4

Allied Ships
DD Thornton
DD McLanahan

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November 20, 1922 - 4/4/2006 1:44:16 AM   
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Status: offline 		US landing forces are annihilated at Jaluit (stupid forced attack-after-invasion rule). Ships are still 90% full, and there are 4,000 troops on them, but of 104 rifle squads of 3rd Hawaiian regiment only 30-some can be accounted for, and thus the show is over. There are no living Americans on the atoll.

The TF is being rerouted to Maloelap.

This is a very rude awakening for USN.

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/20/22

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ASW attack near Kusaie Island at 75,82

Japanese Ships
PC Ch10
PC Ch09
PC Ch03
DD Akikaze

Allied Ships
SS H-2

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TF 1002 encounters mine field at Jaluit (81,84)

TF 1002 troops unloading over beach at Jaluit, 81,84


Allied Ships
PC Eagle 14
PC Eagle 7


Allied ground losses:
303 casualties reported


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Ground combat at Jaluit

Allied Shock attack

Attacking force 1817 troops, 13 guns, 0 vehicles

Defending force 6502 troops, 9 guns, 0 vehicles

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

Allied ground losses:
782 casualties reported
Guns lost 5

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November 21, 1922 - 4/4/2006 3:45:05 AM   
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Status: offline 		Crucification of 3rd Hawaiian continues as it lands at Maloelap. Only 21 rifle squads remain of this proud regiment and barely a third of its strength. 4th Marines are rerouted from Ponape and are expected to reinforce 3rd Hawaiian in 24 to 48 hours.

2nd J-type Blimp goes down in Pearl in two days. What can possibly cause this in clear weather in a peaceful port with level 6 airfield is beyond my understanding.

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 11/21/22

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TF 1002 encounters mine field at Maloelap (82,81)

TF 1002 troops unloading over beach at Maloelap, 82,81


Allied Ships
PC Eagle 12
PC Eagle 7


Allied ground losses:
292 casualties reported

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TF 1002 encounters mine field at Maloelap (82,81)

TF 1002 troops unloading over beach at Maloelap, 82,81


Allied Ships
PC Eagle 14


Allied ground losses:
152 casualties reported

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Sub attack near Maloelap at 82,81

Japanese Ships
SS UC-90 (O4), hits 2

Allied Ships
DD John D. Ford
DD Kane
DD Robert Smith
DD Farquhar
DD Preble
DD Decatur
DD Henshaw
DD Truxton
DD Bulmer
DD Upshur


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Ground combat at Maloelap

Allied Shock attack

Attacking force 2302 troops, 20 guns, 0 vehicles

Defending force 5064 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles A naval base force was replaced by an engineer regiment - a major mistake for IJA!

Allied assault odds: 0 to 1 (fort level 3)


Japanese ground losses:
11 casualties reported

Allied ground losses:
60 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

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