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Raverdave -> RE: Allied airpower grows . (9/26/2004 10:57:13 AM)
Balls! Those troops were all volunteers who knew what they were up against. They fought in the true fashion of men fighting for democratic freedom against the imperialism of the hated invaders...............the jap. The memory of Pearl harbour still burns and feeds our dersire to see the jap erased from the face of the earth. We shall have our day.

Luskan -> RE: Allied airpower grows . (9/28/2004 9:22:06 AM)
Noyt too much to report folks as I slowly grnid my way across Java. I put all my cv groups into port a few turns ago to consolidate some operational sys daamge - and a thunderstorm blew up and smacked hell out of a DD ASW group (very glad my cvs were all docked). I've got a new plan for the bay, and there are some manouvreings going on wiht chinese units in burma - one ventured south of Mandalay and I cut it off from Pagan. It is now stuck behind enemy lines and won't make it home if I have anything to say about it. Raver was just testing the defences (since he knows I've got a few divisions at Rangoon and a couple of inf units at Moulmein etc.) by sacrificing some chinese troops. They didn't get a whole lot of say in the way he needlessly sent them as sacrifices where a plane with a camera would get justa s much recon data. Very democratic.

Capt. Harlock -> RE: Allied airpower grows . (9/28/2004 10:24:04 PM)
quote: Raver was just testing the defences (since he knows I've got a few divisions at Rangoon and a couple of inf units at Moulmein etc.) by sacrificing some chinese troops. They didn't get a whole lot of say in the way he needlessly sent them as sacrifices where a plane with a camera would get justa s much recon data. Very democratic. On the other hand, he'll never run out of Chinese grunts, whereas photo-recon planes are probably scarce at this point. More, he also forces some of your troops to stay back and deal with his sacrificial lamb. (Is it worth it to trade victory points for time?)

Raverdave -> RE: Allied airpower grows . (9/29/2004 1:54:13 AM)
Photo recon plans can't block supply lines.....................troops can. Stupid Bananananananana.

ColFrost -> RE: Allied airpower grows . (9/29/2004 6:01:16 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Raverdave Photo recon plans can't block supply lines.....................troops can. Stupid Bananananananana. Sacrificed like lambs to the slaughter by the Allies. No wonder China went Commie. It's all Raver's fault! [:D]

Luskan -> RE: Allied airpower grows . (9/29/2004 9:24:20 AM)
Well, both points are valid. No, Raver isn't likely to run out of chinese . . . ever, and yes, at this point Raver's got a fat point safety buffer that keeps him safe.

Raverdave -> RE: Allied airpower grows . (10/1/2004 1:59:40 AM)
Still not seeing much action anywhere. Things are even slow in the DEI where Luskan seems content to take his time. Burma has about 60,000 jap troops who also seem happy to do little more than sit and wait. All this is good news for me. The less pressure that I am under the more time I have to prepare, and let me tell you, I have been preparing like crazy! Noumea is now an one heck of an armed camp that is well able to take on anything that Luskan decides to hit it with. Morsby is in an even better situation..........I have been mining the place for the last two months and the fort level is now at 7. The airfield is able to operate large bombers and they have enough supplies to see them out for at least 3 months if they ever get cut off from Aussie. All in all things are look good for the Allies.[:)]

Raverdave -> Strategic look (10/2/2004 8:51:52 AM)
Well as of the 15th of May 1942 this this the extent of Luskan's empire. As can be seen I have managed to (so far) keep him in check in Burma with along the Akyab/ Mandalay line. The real surprise is the lack of real interest he has shown in PNG. So far he has been happy to simply snatch a few DEI bases in the North west and that is about it. [image]local://upfiles/5619/Ki204072553.jpg[/image]

Raverdave -> Losses (10/2/2004 9:08:29 AM)
A look at the Intell screen shows some interesting facts. To date flak has been the biggest killer of Bananana planes[:D], and while the Allies have lost over 170 ships the Bananana boats (thats a good joke[:D] Come Mr tally man tally my bananas) have 87 missing from their ranks. However it is in the area of troops that I have beem hit the hardest and I have the loss of the PI and Malaya to thank for that. Not much could have been done. [image]local://upfiles/5619/Ki201916486.jpg[/image]

Luskan -> RE: Losses (10/3/2004 3:45:22 PM)
nice pics but where is my turn?

Raverdave -> RE: Losses (10/4/2004 1:35:42 AM)
Looks like you have some Email problems. Did you get the turn that I posted late Sunday night?

Luskan -> RE: Losses (10/5/2004 12:08:11 PM)
Ah! Turn arrives and play resumes, with the japanese war machine advancing on every front. Good start. For example, I blew an allied minelayer called the Krakatu (sp) or something to hell at akyab, and am advancing (after Raver's beaten/retreated units) in west in burma after that sacrificed chinese unit, north west in china after a few more sacrificed units (probably slow down when I hit the base with 20 starving chinese units that have been there, cut off from all supply since 41), advancing south across java without holdup and of course, stealing bases steadily south east from the tip of PNG down towards the solomons and Noumea (although I already have Rabaul so this isn't really much news). The economy is looking good, and you can trust me when i say that since I'm the emperor of japan and don't need to run for election. Raver on the other hand is getting near election time and he's making promises and propoganda about the war's progress etc. etc.

mogami -> RE: Losses (10/5/2004 2:07:56 PM)
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Oliver Heindorf -> RE: Losses (10/5/2004 2:37:25 PM)
oui mon general [:D]

Raverdave -> RE: Losses (10/5/2004 4:28:00 PM)
Yeah as someone whom also lives in the darkages (still on dial-up[8\|] I take your point.

Raverdave -> RE: Losses (10/6/2004 7:26:11 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Luskan Ah! Turn arrives and play resumes, with the japanese war machine advancing on every front. Good start. For example, I blew an allied minelayer called the Krakatu (sp) or something to hell at akyab, and am advancing (after Raver's beaten/retreated units) in west in burma after that sacrificed chinese unit, north west in china after a few more sacrificed units (probably slow down when I hit the base with 20 starving chinese units that have been there, cut off from all supply since 41), advancing south across java without holdup and of course, stealing bases steadily south east from the tip of PNG down towards the solomons and Noumea (although I already have Rabaul so this isn't really much news). The economy is looking good, and you can trust me when i say that since I'm the emperor of japan and don't need to run for election. Raver on the other hand is getting near election time and he's making promises and propoganda about the war's progress etc. etc. The propoganda the spews out of Luskan's mouth is something to behold! Yes he did hit a ML at Akyab but he has failed to inform you all of the high cost in both jap bombers and fighters...............as the combat report listed below will prove. He is STILL bogged down in Burma and doubt that there is much that he can do there. He is STILL bogged down in China and indeed, is fighting nasty little battles with my recon units. He STILL has made no major inroads in PNG. Lies lies lies. His entire empire is built upon lies ! AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/16/42 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Day Air attack on TF, near Akyab at 30,29 Japanese aircraft A6M2 Zero x 14 G4M1 Betty x 20 Allied aircraft Hurricane II x 20 Japanese aircraft losses A6M2 Zero: 2 destroyed G4M1 Betty: 6 destroyed, 2 damaged Allied aircraft losses Hurricane II: 5 destroyed, 2 damaged Allied Ships ML Krakatau, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage Aircraft Attacking: 1 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 4 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 4 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 4 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 4 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ground combat at 45,24 Japanese Deliberate attack Attacking force 46854 troops, 536 guns, 7 vehicles Defending force 935 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles Japanese assault odds: 2058 to 1 Japanese ground losses: 46 casualties reported Guns lost 1 Allied ground losses: 136 casualties reported Defeated Allied Units Retreating! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ground combat at 19,60 Japanese Deliberate attack Attacking force 45381 troops, 559 guns, 0 vehicles Defending force 1544 troops, 4 guns, 0 vehicles Japanese assault odds: 2026 to 1 Japanese ground losses: 35 casualties reported Guns lost 1 Allied ground losses: 131 casualties reported Guns lost 4 Defeated Allied Units Retreating! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ground combat at 31,32 Japanese Deliberate attack Attacking force 6753 troops, 0 guns, 445 vehicles Defending force 1332 troops, 8 guns, 0 vehicles Japanese assault odds: 850 to 1 Japanese ground losses: 7 casualties reported Vehicles lost 1 Allied ground losses: 217 casualties reported Guns lost 5 Defeated Allied Units Retreating! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ground combat at Noemfoor Japanese Deliberate attack Attacking force 832 troops, 7 guns, 0 vehicles Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles Japanese assault odds: 25 to 1 (fort level 0) Japanese forces CAPTURE Noemfoor base !!!

wobbly -> RE: Losses (10/6/2004 1:26:32 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Raverdave -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Day Air attack on TF, near Akyab at 30,29 Japanese aircraft A6M2 Zero x 14 G4M1 Betty x 20 Allied aircraft Hurricane II x 20 Japanese aircraft losses A6M2 Zero: 2 destroyed G4M1 Betty: 6 destroyed, 2 damaged Allied aircraft losses Hurricane II: 5 destroyed, 2 damaged Allied Ships ML Krakatau, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage Aircraft Attacking: 1 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 4 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 4 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 4 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 4 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet Oh yee gods - what I would give to have Hurricanes that can shoot like those - where did you find them - e-bay?

Raverdave -> RE: Losses (10/6/2004 3:05:20 PM)
Lots of practice against stupid jap bombers[:)]

Raverdave -> RE: Losses (10/7/2004 8:12:07 AM)
Well I have just had a big "whoops" moment in my game. I did have a TF of 30 TKs heading back to SF to load fuel sailing about 20 hexes southeast of Hawaii, when I failed to notice that they were somewhat low on fuel after their run to Australia. It is now going to be a long slow dogleg to Pearl to bunker them.[8\|] Such a big game, I guess I was bound to miss something sooner or later.

Raverdave -> RE: Losses (10/7/2004 8:33:46 AM)
New plans are afoot for Burma. I have moved some forces that should within the next two weeks start to take a heavy toll on the Jap forces in the area. I have decided to delay an offensive that I had planned in China for at least the next 6 to 12 months due to the slow reinforcement rate. Had the units been ready I could have made a great exploitation of a hole that I have been watching in Japan's lines. Oh well there is always 1943. I have the first of my BBs damaged at Pearl coming out of dry dock this week. At this rate I should be getting at least one per month, which will free up the ship yards a lot. This is good news as there are a lot of ships now falling due for upgrades. The biggest whole that I still have is in AP shipping. I have no where near the tonnage that is currently required to move all of my LCUs and I am still having to rely on AKs which are a poor stop-gap. The war has now be running for just over six months and there has been a marked decline in the IJN tempo. The Japs now seem happy to simply make small unit grabs for god-forsaken jungle bases that even the local natives don't really want. There are still no signs of any large scale moves towards PNG which has my high command somewhat puzzled. I now have enough first class units based there that Luskan would have to mount an invasion simular in size to that of Malaya. And all that under a heavy cloud of Allied LRB. I'll have to mull this out some more to try and figure out what Banananana boy is upto.

Luskan -> RE: Losses (10/7/2004 12:09:08 PM)
Lying allied pilots. I lost 2 betties in that raid over akyab. No biggie. As for Burma, well if Raver had moved before I realised Java was empty, then he would have made a dent. As it is now . . . well he doesn't have the resources on the OOB to challenge my offensive in Burma.

Luskan -> RE: Losses (10/7/2004 1:07:23 PM)
Argh, lost 22 (not 55 as the combat report says - allied pilots shoot down 55 out of 27 betties . . .) betties over png.

Raverdave -> Japs blown from the sky ! (10/7/2004 2:55:56 PM)
Hisss "And good evening Australia, this Mike Edwards reporting to you from Port Moresby for the ABC radio. Well today was a Hissss Pop crackle day for our chaps in the air. The Jap came in over the Owen Stanley ranges in what ZZzooooooooOOOOO the airforce chaps are calling the biggest raid yet, and their target was crackle ships in the Moresby harbour. But what the nips didn't count on was our wonderful chaps in their Kittyhawks who ooooooOOOOOO POP to meet them and put on a wonderful show for the troops on the ground digging trenches here in Moresby". Crackle Hiss POP It was much like being at the G on boxing day with the crowd roaring as one nip after another was clean bowled. Crackle crackle. "Not to be out done our stirling allies the yanks also sent up some of their Warhawks to join Hissssssss and also had a wonderful time really mixing it up with the jap." "The sky was black with oily smoke from all of the zzzztzzzzzzztttzzzzzzz and I lost count at 25 but all of the boys are saying that as many as 40 pop ips were brought down. Well I can tell you that those little yellow will not be in a hurry to mix it up with our chaps again soon. " "This is Mike POPards signing off from Port Moresby" Hisssssssssss Crackle AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/18/42 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Day Air attack on 26th Division, at 45,24 Allied aircraft I-16c x 24 SB-2c x 16 No Allied losses Japanese ground losses: 16 casualties reported Vehicles lost 1 Aircraft Attacking: 21 x I-16c bombing at 2000 feet 4 x SB-2c bombing at 6000 feet 6 x SB-2c bombing at 6000 feet 3 x SB-2c bombing at 6000 feet 3 x I-16c bombing at 2000 feet 3 x SB-2c bombing at 6000 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Day Air attack on TF, near Port Moresby at 53,91 Japanese aircraft G4M1 Betty x 47 Allied aircraft Kittyhawk I x 13 P-40E Warhawk x 7 Japanese aircraft losses G4M1 Betty: 35 destroyed, 22 damaged[:D][:D][:D] Allied aircraft losses P-40E Warhawk: 1 damaged[:)][8D] Allied Ships CL Achilles, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage MISSEDCL Leander, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage And also missed CA Pensacola, Torpedo hits 2, on fire She is hurt but will make it back to Oz Aircraft Attacking: 1 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 3 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 2 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 2 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 2 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 3 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 3 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 4 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 4 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 4 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet 3 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ground combat at 30,33 Japanese Deliberate attack Attacking force 4364 troops, 0 guns, 286 vehicles Defending force 535 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles Japanese assault odds: 454 to 1 Allied ground losses: 190 casualties reported Defeated Allied Units Retreating!

Capt. Harlock -> Situation in Burma (10/7/2004 10:01:46 PM)
quote: As for Burma, well if Raver had moved before I realised Java was empty, then he would have made a dent. As it is now . . . well he doesn't have the resources on the OOB to challenge my offensive in Burma. Hmm. Either Luskan or Raver is lying/mistaken about the forces in Burma, since Raver proclaimed sometime back that Luskan had "well and truly lost his chance." BTW, when does Monsoon season start in WITP?

Raverdave -> RE: Situation in Burma (10/8/2004 1:52:23 AM)
Nope what I said is correct. If Luskan had made a fast move in Burma in Dec/Jan/Feb I would have been caught out big time. I didn't have troops or supplies in place in the numbers needed to hold him. If Luskan had made a fast and hard move during those important three months he would now be sitting in New Deli, as things now stand I do have the troops and also the airpower to really give him a good slapping if he decides to make his move north. Despite what banananana boy says, I have never been nor will I be in a position to launch an offensive in Burma for at least 12 months. I just don't have the man power and a lot of the troops that I do have currently on the front lines are only good enough for defensive ops as they are now becoming weak with all the nasties that the jungle tends to throw at you. IIRC there is no Monsoon season in Witp........mores the pity.

Luskan -> RE: Situation in Burma (10/8/2004 11:50:29 AM)
I have the firepower ther to go on the offensive. I'm certain that it would be bloody, but I could get across the river push Raver back from Mandalay. After that he'd have to withdraw or reinforce from China. Unfortunately my question is one of supply and economy. I brought all my fighting units up to full strength (in troops and equipment) after the great malayan and P.I. campaigns, and they've been 100% for a while, and so I'm building a nice little reserve for when I start loosing them again. I don't want to waste that reserve on Burma in 1942 if I'm really going to need it in the pacific in early 43, or in china etc. The same reasoning goes for my supply situation. Lots of raw materials and supply around, but I'm aware that every turn Raver counts his b17s one by one. Twice. I have a nice reserve stockpile. Unfortunately with supply, it can evapourate very very quickly when in demand. I have to have YEARS of supply on hand in some places to see my troops through the bombings and closing of sea lanes to come.

Raverdave -> Massed bombing raid (10/9/2004 6:26:59 AM)
In what the RAF are calling the largest bombing raid to date..........67 Wellingtons escorted by 67 Tomahawks of the AVG hit the docks at Rangoon causing major damage to the port and scoring three bomb hits on the CA Takao. In savage air to air dogfights some 20 Zeros were claimed shot down, but this was later revised down to 8 for the loss of 11 allied fighters (against Japanese claims of 37[8\|]). All bombers returned safely. AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/19/42 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Day Air attack on Rangoon , at 29,34 Japanese aircraft A6M2 Zero x 15 Allied aircraft Wellington III x 67 P-40B Tomahawk x 67 Japanese aircraft losses A6M2 Zero: 20 destroyed Allied aircraft losses Wellington III: 4 damaged P-40B Tomahawk: 36 destroyed, 3 damaged Japanese Ships CA Takao, Bomb hits 3 Japanese ground losses: 134 casualties reported Guns lost 1 Port hits 2 Port fuel hits 4 Port supply hits 2 Aircraft Attacking: 6 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 4 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 6 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 6 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 6 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 4 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 2 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Day Air attack on 14th Field Artillery Regiment, at 45,25 Allied aircraft I-16c x 3 SB-2c x 13 Allied aircraft losses I-16c: 2 damaged Japanese ground losses: 28 casualties reported Guns lost 1 Aircraft Attacking: 4 x SB-2c bombing at 6000 feet 3 x I-16c bombing at 2000 feet 3 x SB-2c bombing at 6000 feet 3 x SB-2c bombing at 6000 feet 3 x SB-2c bombing at 6000 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Day Air attack on 12th AA Regiment, at 45,25 Allied aircraft I-16c x 21 SB-2c x 8 No Allied losses Japanese ground losses: 11 casualties reported Guns lost 1 Aircraft Attacking: 21 x I-16c bombing at 2000 feet 4 x SB-2c bombing at 6000 feet 4 x SB-2c bombing at 6000 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Day Air attack on 14th Tank Regiment, at 32,31 Allied aircraft Hurricane II x 16 No Allied losses Aircraft Attacking: 16 x Hurricane II bombing at 2000 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TF 22 troops unloading over beach at Biak, 46,77 Japanese ground losses: 110 casualties reported

Luskan -> RE: Massed bombing raid (10/9/2004 7:23:41 AM)
I wasn't so happy with 11 enemy planes shot down for 8 zeros. Was a target rich environs that my pilots failed to exploit.

Raverdave -> RE: Massed bombing raid (10/9/2004 12:11:09 PM)
And just for the fun of it I decided to hit the same target the following day.............the results are very very inflated for both sides, but I now have a new AVG ace! AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/20/42 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TF 22 troops unloading over beach at Biak, 46,77 Japanese ground losses: 12 casualties reported -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ASW attack at 54,47 Japanese Ships MSW Seki Maru #3 MSW Hagoromo Maru Allied Ships SS Tautog -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sub attack at 24,39 Japanese Ships AK Hakonesan Maru AK Onoe Maru PC Takunan Maru #10 Allied Ships SS Swordfish -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Day Air attack on Rangoon , at 29,34 Japanese aircraft A6M2 Zero x 18 Allied aircraft Wellington III x 60 P-40B Tomahawk x 59 Japanese aircraft losses A6M2 Zero: 23 destroyed Allied aircraft losses Wellington III: 2 destroyed, 17 damaged P-40B Tomahawk: 20 destroyed, 1 damaged Japanese Ships CA Takao, Bomb hits 2 Again ! PG Kyo Maru #10, Bomb hits 1, on fire, heavy damage Japanese ground losses: 198 casualties reported Guns lost 2 Port hits 4 Port supply hits 4 Aircraft Attacking: 7 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 4 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 4 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 8 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 4 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 2 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet 3 x Wellington III bombing at 6000 feet -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ground combat at Bandoeng Japanese Deliberate attack Attacking force 52719 troops, 584 guns, 0 vehicles Defending force 1012 troops, 1 guns, 1 vehicles Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 1 Japanese assault odds: 2661 to 1 (fort level 1) Japanese forces CAPTURE Bandoeng base !!! Allied ground losses: 148 casualties reported Guns lost 1 Defeated Allied Units Retreating!

Capt. Harlock -> RE: Massed bombing raid (10/10/2004 5:40:21 AM)
Very interesting raid! I imagine the Takao will shortly be steaming for healthier climes.... Raver, can you tell us why you chose 6000 feet as the bombing altitude for both strikes?

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