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RE: Big Surprise - 5/20/2013 11:51:26 PM

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It is a nice thought but Dan is pretty unflappable.

Aye. But it's a fine line between unflappable and callous, isn't it? Any RL Allied admiral sustaining those sorts of losses would be relieved. Anyone doing so intentionally without pain on their loss would be someone I wouldn't want leading my fleet-real or imaginary.

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Concerning Hobbits... - 5/21/2013 1:04:33 AM

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The I-Boats deployed around NZ are getting lots of action. No less then three convoys attacked in the last turn. An AK gets nailed and we'll see if more are gotten tomorrow.

KB refuels at Rabaul. CarDiv5 gets bright shiny new A6M5 for their fighter Daitai. NICE! Nice little improvement to kill Wildkittens...

It is just about time to start sharpening the KNIVES. We're not going to BLUNT the knives (Hobbit Song), we're gonna sharpen them and USE THEM!

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RE: Big Surprise - 5/21/2013 1:08:59 AM

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I can "dig it". He is unflappable. (Is that a word?) But as the moral of a side, in this case the Allies, in directly proportional to Dan's own elan, you must seek victory at all levels. Destruction of assets, disruption of operations, and not least, the will to fight. He needs a Gettysburg in the Pacific. Most likely two. One pre Essex class and one post. I have decided that the war is won on the ground. The most vulnerable time for either side is while the formations are at sea. May the decisive battle occur with the loss of large ground formations as well as sea going assets find you.

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I agree. Kill the damned troops while at sea and not while landing...

(See the sharpen the Knives quote above!)

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Ramree - 5/21/2013 3:36:11 PM

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A rude surprise greets Japanese avaitors this day as the 'normal' milkrun over Ramree is rudely and BADLY interrupted by 35 Allied Fihgters on LTCAP from Akyab. The AF is about 90% Damage so they MIGHT have been based there but whatever, they slash into two Japanese bomber formations and drop nearly 35 Helen--Sally. OUCH!

On the other hand, the afternoon shipping strike goes through and sinks an AP unloading LOTS of vehicles at Ramree.

There is a massed Allied movement sliding down the west side of the Irrawaddy towards Prome. You can see it in the screenshot. Am redeploying to stop it from the south and cut in from the north. More details if I get the time to do a detailed Regional Update here.

Graduation day for IJA Pilots in China and Manchuria as I pull nearly 350 pilots with 70% or higher skills. The IJN contributes about 100 new pilots for the day. I generally pull pilots on the 1st of the month but forgot to do the IJA so had a bunch of extra ones available. IJN was low due to me bringing up all sorts of units to strength over the last two weeks.

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Burma - 5/21/2013 3:44:36 PM

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Here is the overview of the Region. NW of Maqwe is the 6th Aust ID and 5th brit Brig. South of them are Five Brigades of Allied troops moving towards the red box. Waiting there is an ID, two TK Reg, and two RF Gun units. This blocking force will be augmented by another ID with a pair of days.

Troops are advancing down the coast as well and I prepare to deal with that.

Have a full strength ID arriving at Prome to move up the coast as well as another about to show in Magwe. The 2nd TK Division, a TK Reg, ID, and two Inf Reg are refitting in Rangoon presently...

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RE: Burma - 5/21/2013 9:08:44 PM

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Regarding pilot training - after experimenting with various combinations, I decided that the most optimal way of training fighter pilots is to train only Air skill, until a pilot gets Defense 60 and Air at least 70. I harvest qualified pilots from training units every two weeks, instead of graduating whole units at once. But this system takes a time to get going, so early in the war it might be hard to implement. Also, it might be unsuitable for very unexperienced pilots pulled from the training program.

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RE: Burma - 5/21/2013 10:57:34 PM

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Regarding pilot training - after experimenting with various combinations, I decided that the most optimal way of training fighter pilots is to train only Air skill, until a pilot gets Defense 60 and Air at least 70. I harvest qualified pilots from training units every two weeks, instead of graduating whole units at once. But this system takes a time to get going, so early in the war it might be hard to implement. Also, it might be unsuitable for very unexperienced pilots pulled from the training program.

Have you tried having 1 squadron training air until 70 and then switching them into a second on general training? I find this is a quicker method to get to 60 DEF, 70 AIR and 50 EXP; if I do it the way you describe I end up with low XP pilots with 70 AIR. Seems to work well for me but it does mean that it takes two squadrons to graduate a single pilot, but seeing as I have more squadrons (IJA at least) than I can deploy at the moment.....

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RE: Burma - 5/21/2013 11:06:41 PM

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I am at the other end of the spectrum and focus on defensive skills for fighter pilots from the gate. When they hit 68-70 they begin to get A2A and escort duty to round them out.

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RE: Burma - 5/22/2013 8:26:34 AM

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I train my fighter pilots to 70+ in Air and then switch to General Training to get their Defense up.

Michael does it a little differently. Can you cover that Mr. Air Minister?

With my bomber pilots I do the same thing of raising their primary and then switch over to General. Only exception to that are my dedicated ASW units. Train their ASW to 70, then their Naval Attack to 70, and finally get their Search skills up. These units are highly effective against SS.

Anyone else have a magic training plan?

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RE: Burma - 5/22/2013 8:47:42 AM

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There is dozen o methods to train pilots.

I personally train my fighters to Air skill 66-68 then i move them to another unit that is training sweep at 100 ft to train def skill.
When def skill is ~60+ they are moved back to pols
After that they have something ~40-45 XP. Then those pilots are moved to fly CAP in safe areas where combat is not expected. After max of 2-3 weeks of CAP missions they have XP 50 and air skill is 70+. That pilot is ready to front line duty.

I harvesting my pilots every 7 days

That requiring lots of clicking because pilot must train in three different units before will be ready, but i found that very efficient.

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RE: Burma - 5/22/2013 11:53:47 AM

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I train my fighters first and foremost in Air until the reach or are very close to 70. Then, I switch over the Straf to get Defend up to the high 60s before transferring into the Reserve pool. Training any type of pilot in a second skill will get the Defend skill up regardless of what it is. Once you get to late 43 or early 44 the fighters second skill will be NavB or LowN as some of them will fly the late war Oscars that carry a nice bomb load. They can fly higher than Hellcats, but not Corsairs to get to Allied CVs.

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The Coral Sea Region - 5/23/2013 1:57:33 AM

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October 2, 1942
Regional Update
The Coral Sea Area

I have made my decision as to where my noble opponent is coming next. He is going to hit New Guinea and either turn left and move across the southern underbelly and threaten the DEI OR he will move along the NE Coast of NG and make a dash north threatening Rabaul. My certainty of this is so strong that I am committing the ranch to the area.

My I-Boats are spotting MYRIADS of Convoys going south around NZ and delivering their men and cargo to either Hobart or Melbourne. A Glen Search of Melbourne 5 turns ago revealed a BUNCH of troops, ships, and planes. Miracle the Glen lived to tell the tale! Am about to do the same search over Hobart and Sydney.

I have kept three ID in reserve within this region for just such a moment:

1. Move the 38th to Horn Island (Protect against the left turn into southern NG.
2. Move the 6th ID to Milne Bay to prevent the right turn.
3. The Sendai ID moves to Munda (Maxxed out AF and Fort 4) where 54 Tina and 27 Topsy wait for them. The Tina's give me range to rapidly move troops. The 2nd ID (Sendai) is the Theatre Reserve with enough shipping to move fast to a new location if needed.

Additional Moves:
1. The SNLF Brigade at Horn Island moves to buttress Port Moresby's Brigade.
2. CD unit at Rabaul heads for Terapo. I have CD at Milne, Tagula, PM, and Horn.
3. Two Naval Guard move to Terapo.
4. Order several construction units to move on Merauke and either Gove or Grute Eylant to begin AF creation/expansion.
5. ML SS and CM moving to add to present mines already at Tagula, Milne, PM, and Horn.

Aerial Movement:
I cannot hide the ground moves but I can try to obscure the air component. Have planes gathering at Rabaul, Lunga, and Koepang. Given 10-14 days I shall have roughly 600-700 aircraft present and ready for duty. ALL of KB shall be together in about 3 days when Junyo-Hiyo-Ryujo arrive at Rabaul. Total aircraft there is over 650 planes.

IF...if I am wrong and he swings east to towards New Caledonia, Efate, and Luganville then that will work as well. These bases are simply tripwires for the MLR starting at Ndeni--Lunga--Tagula--Milne Bay. Movement here will still be workable for me to come after him with most of what I describe above.

IF....IF....IF I am wrong completely then I am royally screwed and will beg forgiveness from the Emperor.

This is the Gathering Plan. I move then welcome construction commentary.

Dan has proven to be somewhat predictable. Michael and I spoke on the phone today that he is playing just like some of his other campaigns. He buttresses the Aleutians early, worries about and concentrates on India, and then uses Aussieland as a spring board for massed campaigns.

Winter starts up North in the Aleutians in less then a month. If I see no Invasion TF by October 15th then I will free-up nearly 200 planes up there and bring them south to the party as well as several Brigade-sized Inf units.

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The Coral Sea Region: EAST - 5/23/2013 2:04:35 AM

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October 3, 1942
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Coral Sea Region: East

I don't think Dan is coming this way. Reason I say this is due to no activity at Suva--Nadi--Pago Pago. I've been using my Emily for long-range search and spotted little-to-nothing here. I've started grabbing the dot hexes and bases SE of Tabitueau. Most interestingly, CANTON fell on October 2nd. The bases was totally deserted. He ain't cummin from this hare direction...

Luganville, Efate, and New Caledonia are set as a massed tripwire to hang-up an Allied Assault allowing for KB and LBA to create havoc with any approaching/invading force.

Luganville has Fort 4 and an Inf Brigade and CD unit on it.

Efate is Fort 4 moving towards 5 with the Imperial Guards Brigade holding it.

New Caledonia has Forts between 3 and 5 at Koumac, La Foa, and Noumea. The 56th ID is split into Combat Commands with support units at each base. A CD unit anchors each end of the island.

This should be enough to keep the enemy riveted while the counter-stroke is hurled.

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Ship Construction - 5/23/2013 11:45:20 PM

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I've got a bright pair of shiny new Tone-Kai CAs coming. Will they be done in time for the brawl???

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This... - 5/24/2013 4:49:30 AM

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Sent a pair of AMCs into the IO where they have actually done a bit of damage. October 5th reveals a carrier, probably CVE, in the IO:

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...or THAT - 5/24/2013 4:53:47 AM

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Same Day: October 5th.

S-46 scores BIG hitting CV Junyo (AGAIN) with a DUD, then a hit, then ANOTHER hit, and then an AMMO Storage Explosion.

State: SYS 26, FLOT 66, ENG 22, Fires 14

Can only make 3 hexes and Rabaul is FOUR hexes away (naturally). Set course for Gasmata (2 hexes) and start flying in the 4th Fleet HQ to that base. IF she makes it to Port we have a slight chance.

CRAP!

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RE: ...or THAT - 5/24/2013 8:28:20 PM

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S-46 scores BIG hitting CV Junyo (AGAIN) with a DUD, then a hit, then ANOTHER hit,

USN torpedoes that actually work? Not fair!

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RE: ...or THAT - 5/24/2013 10:15:49 PM

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Truly a lucky shot (shots) and from a sub comissioned in '25.

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RE: ...or THAT - 5/24/2013 10:29:48 PM

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ORIGINAL: John 3rd

Same Day: October 5th.

S-46 scores BIG hitting CV Junyo (AGAIN) with a DUD, then a hit, then ANOTHER hit, and then an AMMO Storage Explosion.

State: SYS 26, FLOT 66, ENG 22, Fires 14

Can only make 3 hexes and Rabaul is FOUR hexes away (naturally). Set course for Gasmata (2 hexes) and start flying in the 4th Fleet HQ to that base. IF she makes it to Port we have a slight chance.

CRAP!

Junyo should need a level 5 port to dock and Gasmata can only be expanded to level 4 in stock. Or is this differnt in RA?

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RE: Burma - 5/25/2013 12:29:24 AM

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Here is the overview of the Region. NW of Maqwe is the 6th Aust ID and 5th brit Brig. South of them are Five Brigades of Allied troops moving towards the red box. Waiting there is an ID, two TK Reg, and two RF Gun units. This blocking force will be augmented by another ID with a pair of days.

Troops are advancing down the coast as well and I prepare to deal with that.

Have a full strength ID arriving at Prome to move up the coast as well as another about to show in Magwe. The 2nd TK Division, a TK Reg, ID, and two Inf Reg are refitting in Rangoon presently...

Looks like you've lost central Burma already. Get back to the trees in a line from Prome-Tougoo-Taung Gyi now. Forget the rest. Toast.

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RE: Burma - 5/25/2013 1:32:42 AM

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Junyo should need a level 5 port to dock and Gasmata can only be expanded to level 4 in stock. Or is this differnt in RA?

I don't think she can dock anywhere with those fires. Hopefully they will get put out. this ship is in rough shape

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RE: Burma - 5/25/2013 1:33:20 AM

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ORIGINAL: John 3rd

Here is the overview of the Region. NW of Maqwe is the 6th Aust ID and 5th brit Brig. South of them are Five Brigades of Allied troops moving towards the red box. Waiting there is an ID, two TK Reg, and two RF Gun units. This blocking force will be augmented by another ID with a pair of days.

Troops are advancing down the coast as well and I prepare to deal with that.

Have a full strength ID arriving at Prome to move up the coast as well as another about to show in Magwe. The 2nd TK Division, a TK Reg, ID, and two Inf Reg are refitting in Rangoon presently...

Looks like you've lost central Burma already. Get back to the trees in a line from Prome-Tougoo-Taung Gyi now. Forget the rest. Toast.

While I don't disagree with obvert's conclusion here, there may be some merit to returning the 'bombing in the open' favor while you can. I hope you're bombing anything in the open to slow them down and induce disruption. I'd have most of my IJAAF bombing forces here working these troops over-particularly those Allied units in 'move'.

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RE: ...or THAT - 5/25/2013 1:35:05 AM

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Can only make 3 hexes and Rabaul is FOUR hexes away (naturally). Set course for Gasmata (2 hexes) and start flying in the 4th Fleet HQ to that base. IF she makes it to Port we have a slight chance.

Don't bother. Save yourself the trouble. Get her to Rabaul or she's toast anyways. So it'll cost you another day at sea trying.

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RE: ...or THAT - 5/25/2013 4:58:00 AM

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Hey Guys.

The fate of the Junyo has to sit for a day. Couldn't get a turn in. Life intervened. Will have one tomorrow after I get home from work.

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RE: ...or THAT - 5/25/2013 11:26:48 PM

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.......it's tomorrow

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RE: ...or THAT - 5/26/2013 2:15:57 AM

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.......it's tomorrow

It is indeed!

OK.

Junyo is STILL with us! She made it to Gasmata and disbanded in the Sz-2 Port. I had sent her there prior to sending the turn and before I got you guys thoughts. So.....she made it and ALL the fires went out! SYS went up 2 to 28, FLOT did not change but stayed at 66, and ENG went up 1 to 23. An AR will disband in Port this coming turn.

I was able to unload ALL of her aircraft so this is good.

PLAN
We shall see if we can stabilize and repair the minor damage then move to Rabaul. At Rabaul we'll keep working and then try to make for Truk and home. Am tempted to look at moving to Soerabaja for repairs there. Not sure but worth thinking about some.

Next turn awaits...

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75 Units! - 5/26/2013 3:10:49 AM

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October 7, 1942

I just did a mouse-over of the Burma Theatre from Akyab south and from Katha south. I counted---can you believe this???--SEVENTY-FIVE Allied Units! What a load of horse CACA. How is this even possible? I have lost count of the Infantry Divisions, Brigades, and Regiments facing Japan in this area. To say that this is beyond insanity--all the while during the flipping MONSOON--is an understatement. Is there even a point in trying to fight? This is the late-1942 for Pete's Sake. Better be careful due to this rant about to be blocked out by the Moderators...

Junyo Front:
The AR arrives and disbands at Gasmata. Situation takes modest step in the positive. Flot drops by 3 from 66--63. Nothing increases and the 4th Fleet HQ is now on fast AP to get there in three days. Already have 15 Naval Support present from the Mavis TR flying them in. Now we'll bring the whole command.

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RE: 75 Units! - 5/26/2013 3:43:21 AM

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I read back aways and appologize if I missed it, but are you playing with stacking limits? I wish I still had DaBabes loaded to see what exactly will fit in a Burmese jungle hex. I saw where you mentioned RA was compatable with DaBabes but not that you were using it.

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RE: 75 Units! - 5/26/2013 5:24:51 AM

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Yes: We have Stacking limits in place.

My question is WHERE does all the supply come from? If I get a chance after church tomorrow I will do a screen shot with units #s in the hexes.

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RE: 75 Units! - 5/26/2013 11:26:11 AM

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My question is WHERE does all the supply come from?

Probably Cape Town. Could be supplemented by have CS Convoys running from Eastern USA to CT.

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