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Roger Neilson II -> Two months on (6/19/2009 7:50:10 PM)
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Gentlemen, it has been incredibly quiet for two months. You may well have been wondering what has been happening. mainly there has been an incessant bombing campaign in Japan itself, and it would now seem to the the case that there is little industry left, next to no resources, and apart from a lot of ships trapped in Tokyo harbour, nothing on the seas. Japan has no air force left.
Over the last month forces have been steadily shipped to the Philippines. Japanese forces at Manila and Clark Field are under daily bombardment, and the 2nd Uk Division is about to appear at Bataan. These are the only areas held by the Japanese in the Philippines.
On the mainland of Asia enemy forces hold Shanghai, and Mukden, that is it. Over two days of assaults on an incredibly well fortified position at Musan finally we have broken into their defences and the mopping up of 70+ units that are the majority of mainland Japanese forces will begin.
There is surely little left that can convince the enemy to fight on, or will they insist upon out invasion of their home islands? We shall see.
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