Grollub
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ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake quote:
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ORIGINAL: Cap Mandrake Let's see..did I miss anything? Did the guitar make it? **************22:45, Feb 15, 1943(c)************** Gunner's Mate First Class Kowalski straddles a section of wooden hull. He takes one last look around the debris and then begins to paddle toward the nearest island. His paddle is a 1934 Gibson. Night Time Surface Combat, near Sorong at 82,107, Range 8,000 Yards Japanese Ships CA Atago CA Aoba DD Kiyonami DD Samidare Allied Ships SC-709, Shell hits 1, and is sunk Improved night sighting under 89% moonlight Maximum visibility in Partly Cloudy Conditions and 89% moonlight: 11,000 yards CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 10,000 yards Range closes to 8,000 yards... CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 8,000 yards Pugh, K.K. crosses the 'T' CA Aoba engages SC-709 at 8,000 yards CA Atago engages SC-709 at 8,000 yards Range closes to 7,000 yards CA Aoba engages SC-709 at 7,000 yards SC-709 sunk by DD Kiyonami at 7,000 yards Ijuin, Matsuji orders Japanese TF to disengage Combat ends with last Allied ship sunk... Hmm ... thus begins another mysterious cult ... ? ETA: Could it be that the Gibbon apes just are a language deviation of "Gibson ape"? Something to ponder ...
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