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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/24/2007 7:09:00 AM   
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April 4, 1943

Location: Rabaul
Course: Docked
Attached to: TF 8
Mission: Bombardment
System Damage: 2
Float Damage: 0
Fires: 0
Fuel: 403

Orders: Attack enemy positions in and around Gili Gili

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The two destroyers reach Rabaul late the following day after an uneventful voyage. Hibiki steams into Rabaul’s spacious harbor and drops anchor. The mouth of the harbor is flanked by a pair of volcanic mountains, and the beyond the airfield and town climb terraces of forested hills.

It’s a charming tropical scene, but a more volatile one than first appears. The nearby volcanoes are active, and an eruption in 1937 did heavy damage to the town, then under Australian rule. The harbor itself is an old volcanic caldera; now partially collapsed and filled by the sea, it makes an ideal anchorage.

The 1937 eruption caused the Australians to scale back the base they had planned to build here. Though the Australians were worried about the volcanoes, the Japanese have so far shown no such qualms. Rabaul is one of the largest and best defended bases in the Pacific. Hibiki anchors alongside a force that includes four battleships, eight cruisers, a dozen destroyers, and several auxiliary vessels. The large airfields hold over 250 aircraft, most of them A6M3 and Ki-44 fighters and G4M bombers.

A full division of infantry is bivouacked in the town, and there are thousands of supporting troops as well. The hills overlooking the harbor are filled with pillboxes and other fortifications holding artillery and anti-aircraft guns, all connected by trenches and tunnels. This is a charming tropical paradise ringed with concrete and steel.

Captain Ishii turns the ship over to Lieutenant Miharu and orders the ship’s boat lowered. Ensign Handa pilots him over to battleship Hiei, the flagship of Task Force 8. He receives permission to come aboard and goes to report to his new commander, Captain Masao Nishida.

Ishii has never met Nishida, though he knows him by reputation. Nishida is a former member of both the General Staff and the Navy Department. He served for a time as the Japanese naval attaché to Engand, and was a member of the Japanese delegation to the London Naval Treaty. He is said to be intelligent and demanding, not one to suffer fools gladly.

He seems to be in a genial enough mood when Captain Ishii enters his cabin. He inquires after Ishii’s tastes and pours the captain a small glass of premium rum.

“I became fond of the stuff during my stay in England,” Nishida explains as Ishii samples the drink. “Careful, it has much more of a kick than sake does.” Ishii finds that this is so and drinks slowly as Nishida fills him in on the situation.

“I’ll be honest with you, Captain Ishii,” Nishida says. “You are here because the attrition on destroyers here has been heavy. About two weeks ago the enemy ran a cruiser force in right under our noses and blasted the hell out of Lae. Our planes put torpedoes into two of the bastards on their way out, but they escaped anyway.

“Needless to say, that event was not received well at Imperial Headquarters. We sent in a heavy force to bombard Gili Gili and knock their airfield out of action. It’s those new fighter planes they have there that have kept our forces out of the air over their base and allowed their ships to sneak up on us.” He smiles grimly. “Our fighter pilots call the new fighters ‘Whistling Death’. Poetic, isn’t it?

“Anyway, we ran into a mess of torpedo boats. We lost two destroyers and the bombardment was disrupted. So we’re going to try it again, this time with a covering force to deal with the torpedo boats and anything else we run into. Our force, the battleship force, is going to try and knock out the airfield long enough for our bombers to come in and finish the job.”

“Very good, sir,” says Captain Ishii. “Hibiki will be ready to do her part.” Nishida pours himself a little more rum.

“I am sure you will, Captain,” says Nishida. “I have heard good things about you, Ishii. That you are a fighter and not afraid to speak your mind. If you ever have anything you want to say to me, go ahead and say it.”

“Yes sir,” says Ishii. Captain Nishida raises his glass.

“Welcome to Rabaul,” he says. He and Captain Ishii drink. Ishii has a feeling he and Captain Nishida are going to get along just fine.

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A note for those who followed the efforts to save CV Hiryu: though Captain Ishii is unaware of it, back at Tjilitjap Hiryu’s flooding is finally eliminated. The carrier sails for Singapore with the destroyers left behind to escort her. It will arrive safely several days later, and repairs will commence in earnest.


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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/24/2007 5:23:29 PM   
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Let the Rabaul chapter of Hibiki's storied career begin.

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/24/2007 10:30:11 PM   
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Captain Ishii turns the ship over to Lieutenant Miharu and orders the ship’s boat lowered. Ensign Handa pilots him over to battleship Hiei, the flagship of Task Force 8.


Hmmm . . . maybe we'll get some Guadalcanal-style surface actions after all. But by this time the USN will have several of the new 16-inch faster battleships online. Maybe we'll have a Washington vs. Kirishima duel?

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 1:19:32 AM   
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good stuff cuttlefish!!!

i wish i could write AARs as good as u




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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 1:24:21 AM   
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i wish i could write AARs as good as u


Don't we all...

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 1:42:20 AM   
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April 5, 1943

Location: Rabaul
Course: Docked
Attached to: TF 8
Mission: Bombardment
System Damage: 2
Float Damage: 0
Fires: 0
Fuel: 403

Orders: Attack enemy positions in and around Gili Gili

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Hibiki is not sent into action immediately. In fact it seems as though it will be some days before the Japanese are ready to sortie. The delay is tied to two things, fuel and weather. The recent operations at Rabaul have drawn down the base’s reserves of fuel, and Captain Nishida is waiting for more supplies to arrive so that all of his ships can have full tanks when they depart. He is also waiting for heavy overcast in hopes that it will conceal his ships as they approach enemy waters. The weather at the moment, however, is brilliantly clear, with only occasional islands of cloud drifting across the sky.

The delay is just fine with Hibiki’s crew. The base is large and has excellent facilities. Best of all, the volcanic nature of the region means that there are several natural hot springs in the area. Several of these are eminently suitable for bathing and soaking. Cold beer and hot water do a lot to sponge away months of worry and toil, and it is not long before the crew has a bit more spring in their step.

And so Hibiki swings at anchor as several almost carefree days come and go. Soon, the men know, they will take part in a direct attack on a heavily defended enemy base. But until then they have a rare chance to relax, and they do not intend to waste the opportunity.



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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 1:44:51 AM   
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April 6, 1943

Location: Rabaul
Course: Docked
Attached to: TF 8
Mission: Bombardment
System Damage: 2
Float Damage: 0
Fires: 0
Fuel: 403

Orders: Attack enemy positions in and around Gili Gili

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“Ball four,” says Captain Ishii. “You are awarded first base.” The Aoba’s pitcher glares at him for a moment, but Ishii doesn’t flinch. In truth the pitch was close and Ishii thinks he might have blown the call, but Ishii has umpired games before and knows that calling a game is a lot like running a ship. You may not always know what call to make, but it is important to act as though you do.

Rabaul has a small but nicely maintained baseball field, and this afternoon Ishii is umpiring a game between the crew of battleship Hiei and the crew of heavy cruiser Aoba. It is already the fourth inning. The game has been spirited so far, with Aoba’s crew holding a 3 to 1 lead.

The balls, bats, gloves and other equipment are makeshift at best. In fact the quality of the gear would be familiar to any sandlot player from Brooklyn to Omaha. The level of play is surprisingly good, however. The Hiei’s second baseman, for instance, was the starting second baseman for the Nagoya Club baseball team eighteen months ago.

The next batter up raps the first pitch sharply to second. Ishii hurries up the line to get a good angle on the throw to second base and then the relay to first. Aoba’s infield turns the double play neatly, and Ishii points to each base and calls the out in turn.

Breathing slightly heavily he returns to home plate and settles in behind the catcher as the next batter, one of Hiei’s gunnery officers, steps into the batter’s box. Ishii calls the first pitch to him a strike with a decisive bark. Hibiki’s skipper is having a wonderful time.


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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 1:46:33 AM   
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April 7, 1943

Location: Rabaul
Course: Docked
Attached to: TF 8
Mission: Bombardment
System Damage: 2
Float Damage: 0
Fires: 0
Fuel: 403

Orders: Attack enemy positions in and around Gili Gili

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Ensign Handa turns and looks down at the glittering blue waters of Simpson Bay far below. It is an impressive sight. He and Ensign Izu have followed an old trail up into the jungle, and are now several miles from Rabaul. The occasional views through the jungle foliage have made the heat and humidity of the hike worth it, in Handa’s opinion. And Izu has found his own treasures.

“Look!” he says softly to Handa. “A red-chinned lorikeet!” Handa follows Izu’s pointing finger and sees a bright green parrot with a scarlet throat perched on the low branch of a huge old tree not far from the trail. Izu raises his binoculars and examines the bird for a moment.

“How can you know what kind of bird that is?” asks Handa dubiously. Izu lowers the binoculars and pulls a battered old copy of Okijima’s “Birds of the Pacific” out of his back pocket. He flips to the section on parrots.

“There!” he says excitedly, pointing to an illustration. Handa peers over his shoulder at the book. It does look like the bird in the tree, he has to admit. Izu leaves the trail for a closer look, moving slowly so as not to startle the bird. Handa follows. Izu has gone perhaps a dozen steps and entered the shadows under the trees when his progress is halted by Handa’s sudden grip on his shoulder. Startled, he looks behind him and sees that Handa has a finger to his lips. Above this gesture the other ensign’s eyes are wary. He points forward, and Izu looks and sees what Handa has already seen: a uniformed leg and boot projecting from behind the trunk of the great tree. The boot is not of Japanese make.

Very slowly Handa lifts the flap of his holster and pulls out the Type 14 Nambu pistol he has brought along in case of snakes. He slips past Izu and begins to circle around to get a look at the other side of the tree, pistol at the ready. Izu watches him tensely.

Handa reaches a position where he can peer around the trunk, and Izu sees him him lower the pistol. He hurries over to join the other man.

Huddled at the base of the tree is a skeleton clad in an Australian Army uniform. The uniform is spotted with mold and creepers have already begun twining across it. There is a neat hole in the front of the silent figure’s jacket, surrounded by a blotch of old dark stain. Near at hand are the rusting remains of a rifle.

The two ensigns gaze down silently for a moment. Here some member of Lark Force, wounded and desperate during the headlong retreat from Rabaul fifteen months ago, came to the end of his strength.

“Poor guy,” mutters Handa. Izu nods. They look for a moment more, then return to the trail and begin heading back down towards Rabaul. Behind them the lorikeet takes wing and flies away, leaving the soldier’s remains once again to the silent, devouring embrace of the jungle.


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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 1:53:34 AM   
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Fan-freaking-tastic!

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 1:59:07 AM   
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Cuttlefish: You are a poet, you know?

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 4:19:33 AM   
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quote:

i wish i could write AARs as good as u


Don't we all...


dude...

i dodnt even know wat to say to that

if u want creative writing, read a book, go to a class, join a bookclub, or write ur own, or sumthing

dont EXPECT people to take hours off the rest of their day just to entertain ur arse just cuz U expect them to, its just rude

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 4:29:31 AM   
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good stuff Cuttlefish, good stuff 

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 4:39:33 AM   
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dude...

i dodnt even know wat to say to that

if u want creative writing, read a book, go to a class, join a bookclub, or write ur own, or sumthing

dont EXPECT people to take hours off the rest of their day just to entertain ur arse just cuz U expect them to, its just rude

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a) You can't spell
b)I don't expect people to do anything; I appreciate what they do.
c) Never mind. Hits green button

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 5:01:25 AM   
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quote:

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quote:

dude...

i dodnt even know wat to say to that

if u want creative writing, read a book, go to a class, join a bookclub, or write ur own, or sumthing

dont EXPECT people to take hours off the rest of their day just to entertain ur arse just cuz U expect them to, its just rude

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a) You can't spell
b)I don't expect people to do anything; I appreciate what they do.
c) Never mind. Hits green button


A.i can spell just fine, i type however the hell way i wanna type!
B.u obviosuly dont!
C. GOOD GOOD FRAKKEN RIDDANCE! you ARE the weakest link! GOODBYE!

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 5:03:39 AM   
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nw see here people i wasnt doin a damn thing i was just praising Cuttlefish and his thread and i get trolled. 

but then sum ppl are just frakken retards


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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 5:04:45 AM   
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I wonder if there is a way to only allow certain people to post only in topics they have started?

It would be nice not to see trash in great AAR's like this one.

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 5:12:50 AM   
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i didnt do jack dont blame me

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 5:50:28 AM   
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You can say that again!

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 6:22:00 AM   
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You can say that again!



im usually pretty tolerant of people, ive never found it neccessary to use the green button, not even once, no matter how asinine they were to me.

congrats, ur the first!

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 6:28:13 AM   
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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 6:34:27 AM   
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agreed!! all cuz people just dont like me and think that i have such a high value of their opinion

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 6:46:13 AM   
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Kaleun and especially marky, I appreciate the fact that you both enjoy the AAR. However, would you kindly stop with the unnecessary posts? Discuss the AAR here all you like, but if you have an argument please take it outside. If you want to discuss this with me, please don't post it in this thread. Feel free to send me a PM instead.

Everyone else, I can hear the teeth grinding from here. Your restraint is appreciated!

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 3:46:48 PM   
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All Hail the Green Button!!!

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 5:00:21 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Cuttlefish

Kaleun and especially marky, I appreciate the fact that you both enjoy the AAR. However, would you kindly stop with the unnecessary posts? Discuss the AAR here all you like, but if you have an argument please take it outside. If you want to discuss this with me, please don't post it in this thread. Feel free to send me a PM instead.

Everyone else, I can hear the teeth grinding from here. Your restraint is appreciated!


my apologies fishy

please forgive

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 5:16:08 PM   
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murky, please hush.  Your constant posting is ruining the movie.

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 6:17:36 PM   
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I put a bomb into Hibiki in my game vs. Bilbow last turn.  I actually felt guilty about it.

D_mn you Cuttlefish!



Does anybody remember when they had to change the reels on movies, and needed an intermission?  Last movie I saw like that was Gettysburg I think.  Hibiki's stop at Rabaul reminds me of a "changing of the reel".  Of course, if it starts up again and Gen. Hood charging up Little Round Top, we'll know Cuttlefish has got the wrong movie in the projector!

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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 8:49:57 PM   
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Does anybody remember when they had to change the reels on movies, and needed an intermission?  Last movie I saw like that was Gettysburg I think.  Hibiki's stop at Rabaul reminds me of a "changing of the reel".  Of course, if it starts up again and Gen. Hood charging up Little Round Top, we'll know Cuttlefish has got the wrong movie in the projector!

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Now there’s an interesting thought, mixed up reels for the second half of the war. We could end up with movies like this:

- Godzilla vs. Hibiki: “Aieeee! Gojira! Gojira!”

- On the Road to Gili Gili: Hibiki picks up Bob Hope, Bing Crosby, and the rest of a USO troop left adrift when their transport is sunk. Hilarious hijinks ensue as they try to return the entertainers to Allied territory.

- The Peniultimate Countdown: Hibiki passes through a strange storm and finds itself in the Pacific in 2007. Can a tragic misunderstanding be averted before Captain Ishii engages DDG Roosevelt?

- Pearl Hibiki: Hibiki shoots down Josh Hartnett and Ben Affleck. They don’t rescue them.

- Murder on the Tokyo Express: Petty Officer Okubo has been murdered. Can Hercule Poirot find the killer?

- The Good, the Bad, and the Hibiki: The crew of Hibiki must draw fast and shoot straight to beat Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach, and Lee van Cleef to a fortune in gold.


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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 8:55:10 PM   
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- Pearl Hibiki: Hibiki shoots down Josh Hartnett and Ben Affleck. They don’t rescue them.





Now THAT I would pay to watch. Perhaps on the DVD release we could see the cut scene where Chief Shun machineguns them in the water?



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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 8:57:30 PM   
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RE: Small Ship, Big War - 9/25/2007 9:16:16 PM   
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And you must not forget the classic....From Here to Hibiki.  The famous beach scene reenacted with the Hibiki floating serenely in the background, is a must see.

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