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MateDow -> RE: SitRep (4/2/2013 2:42:59 PM)
Actually, other than the loss of the carriers, that might be a fight that I want as the Allies. Hobart is good defensive terrain and if he can keep it supplied, there is a good chance for bleeding those units and at least keeping you focused at the end of a long logistical chain.

John 3rd -> RE: SitRep (4/2/2013 3:13:38 PM)
Will grant that point, however, he will be completely cutoff from supply. Since I was using this location as a jumping off point for taking New Zealand I am in very good shape with supply and troops. Fuel is a little dicey but should be OK once I have sunk about 100 more Allied ships. [sm=fighting0083.gif]

traskott -> RE: SitRep (4/2/2013 3:28:41 PM)
If the Allies got 100k of supply perhaps it will hold, but...how long?? Anyway, if the allied player quit, I would be happy to follow the game. It's really interesting!!

John 3rd -> THRICE Scorned! (4/3/2013 1:05:49 AM)
August 29, 1942 USS Saratoga has tried desperately to escape the Japanese Sea Eagles over the last three days. Day ONE saw a pair of bombs hit her with an Ammo Storage Explosion. Day TWO saw six more bombs and a Fuel Explosion occur. Now, limping along for home with 2 DDs, she is found at a range of less then 100 miles from 3 Japanese CVs. A FINAL Strike of 23 Zero and 48 Val is launched. Both DDs take 3-4 hits and sink. Their charge takes EIGHTEEN bombs and rolls over under the joyous eyes of the Nipponese pilots. Allied Losses for the Day: CV Saratoga, CL Phoenix, 8 DDs, 6 AP, and 3 AK with nearly two dozen more damaged [image]local://upfiles/18041/A44C6B95E0534191A95F157691102C52.jpg[/image]

MrBlizzard -> RE: THRICE Scorned! (4/13/2013 12:00:03 AM)
All this carnage is really impressive, you should rename your AAR "AFB worst nightmare" [:D] your opponent is very brave to not surrender and als... a little masochist [:'(]

John 3rd -> RE: THRICE Scorned! (4/13/2013 3:12:13 AM)
I do concur Sir...

John 3rd -> Hobart in September (4/13/2013 11:26:03 PM)
September 5, 1942 Another day brings battle (massacre) for shipping at Hobart. A two BB Bombardment TF swings into Hobart and battles its way through PT Boats, a DD, does its bombardment of the AF--Pt (destroying 11 planes and doing 445 Casualties), and moves away only to run into 3 AP and 2 AK attempting to unload their cargo. Suffice it to say these wessels are no more... Total KNOWN Losses for the Allies in this Operation: CV: Saratoga and Wasp CVE: Hammondsport and Long Island CA: Quincy CL: Phoenix and Detroit DD: 21 AK: 22 AP: 23 AV: 1 PT: 10 GOODNESS! [image]local://upfiles/18041/080E3A62EB8E4EC89D6A8BF2CA63FE04.jpg[/image]

Cribtop -> RE: Hobart in September (4/14/2013 2:18:07 AM)
OH THE HUMANITY!!!!! [&o][:D]

John 3rd -> RE: Hobart in September (4/14/2013 2:21:00 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Cribtop OH THE HUMANITY!!!!! [&o][:D] Do believe THAT is an understatement Sir. [sm=00000055.gif]

John 3rd -> It CAN be Done! (4/24/2013 7:04:16 AM)
September 7, 1942 The last organized resistance on the continent of Australia ends when the 3rd Inf Div and a batch of Base Forces surrender to the first Japanese Attack at Alice Springs. The campaign has taken about 8-10 weeks longer then I planned (it is, after all, a BIG place!) but it has been magnificent. The Victory Point tally is now 5-1 in favor of Dai Nippon. BANZAI! [image]local://upfiles/18041/E9BB37799412461F921D18A9D5715039.jpg[/image]

John 3rd -> Strikes (4/26/2013 10:17:15 PM)
September 8, 1942 Just another day at the office: 1. A STF sinks AP President Polk and an AK. 2. The KB launches 42 Z, 41 V, and 42 K sinking 5 AP and an AK near New Zealand. Another couple of AKs are seriously hit and left in sinking condition. [image]local://upfiles/18041/C11F9B84E7A346A5AF2BDDD43BDE8787.jpg[/image]

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