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Shanghai captured, fiasco at Wake - 11/25/2010 4:35:06 AM   
Connfire


Posts: 872
Joined: 7/18/2008
From: Connecticut, USA
Status: offline 		AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 04/17/23
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Naval bombardment of Wake Island, at 82,63 - Coastal Guns Fire Back!

23 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Allied Ships
BB Ohio
BB Georgia
BB Maine, Shell hits 15

Japanese ground losses:
16 casualties reported

Port supply hits 1

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Coastal Guns at Wake Island, 82,63, firing at TF 1073
TF 1073 troops unloading over beach at Wake Island, 82,63


342 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Allied Ships
DD Sloat, Shell hits 15
DD Lichfield, Shell hits 12, on fire
DD Stoddert, Shell hits 1


Allied ground losses:
421 casualties reported

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Coastal Guns at Wake Island, 82,63, firing at TF 1073
TF 1073 troops unloading over beach at Wake Island, 82,63


357 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Allied Ships
DD Stoddert, Shell hits 1
DD Sloat, Shell hits 10, on fire, heavy damage

Japanese ground losses:
3 casualties reported
Guns lost 1

Allied ground losses:
450 casualties reported
Guns lost 3

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Day Air attack on 20th Division, at 51,38


Allied aircraft
de Havilland DH-9A x 10


No Allied losses

Aircraft Attacking:
10 x de Havilland DH-9A bombing at 2000 feet
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Sub attack at 42,50

Japanese Ships
AMC Belgium Maru
AMC Nitiran Maru
AMC Nittai Maru
AMC Onoe Maru
AMC Sagami Maru
AMC Norway Maru
AMC Nozima Maru
AMC Momoyama Maru
AMC Amagisan Maru
AMC Himalaya Maru
AMC Naples Maru
AMC Kiyosumi Maru
AMC Bengal Maru
AMC Nichizui Maru
AMC Syozin Maru

Allied Ships
SS R-7

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Naval bombardment of Wake Island, at 82,63 - Coastal Guns Fire Back!

55 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Allied Ships
BB Ohio
BB Georgia, Shell hits 11
BB Maine, Shell hits 14

Japanese ground losses:
67 casualties reported


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Ground combat at Shanghai

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 3017 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 74

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 81 to 1 (fort level 7)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Shanghai base !!!

Well, that handed him another 1500 or so points, and denied me a major base with a shipyard. Withdrawing was a calculated risk. Time will tell if it was the right move or not.
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Ground combat at Wake Island

Allied Shock attack

Attacking force 3460 troops, 19 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 87

Defending force 8732 troops, 35 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 74

Allied assault odds: 0 to 1 (fort level 9)


Japanese ground losses:
14 casualties reported
Guns lost 1

Allied ground losses:
563 casualties reported
Guns lost 10

Hoo boy. This isn't going well at all.
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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 04/18/23

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Coastal Guns at Wake Island, 82,63, firing at TF 1073
TF 1073 troops unloading over beach at Wake Island, 82,63


250 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Allied Ships
DD Stoddert, Shell hits 9
AK Mormacrio, Shell hits 2
DM Burns, Shell hits 2


Allied ground losses:
80 casualties reported

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Sub attack at 33,48

Japanese Ships
SS UC-90 (O4)

Allied Ships
AK Pasir, Torpedo hits 1, on fire
DD Whitley

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Sub attack at 42,50

Japanese Ships
AMC Yamabiko Maru

Allied Ships
SS R-24

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Sub attack at 33,48

Japanese Ships
SS UC-90 (O4)

Allied Ships
DD Whitley

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Coastal Guns at Wake Island, 82,63, firing at TF 1073
TF 1073 troops unloading over beach at Wake Island, 82,63


76 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
Allied Ships
DD Stoddert, Shell hits 2, on fire

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Day Air attack on 20th Division, at 51,38


Allied aircraft
de Havilland DH-9A x 9


No Allied losses

Japanese ground losses:
3 casualties reported
Guns lost 1

Aircraft Attacking:
3 x de Havilland DH-9A bombing at 2000 feet
6 x de Havilland DH-9A bombing at 2000 feet

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Ground combat at Wake Island

Allied Shock attack

Attacking force 2802 troops, 4 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 25

Defending force 8688 troops, 35 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 74

Allied assault odds: 0 to 1 (fort level 9)



Allied ground losses:
163 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

Moral of this story is not to send a regiment to do a division's job. Got a little overconfident after successes in the Marshal Islands, and thought with his attention diverted there and in China I could sneak in and steal Wake from him. Oops. With no reserves I had little choice but to withdraw what little of the 35th Regiment that was left before I lost it entirely.

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Post #: 151
Both sides' subs & ASW score hits & misses - 11/26/2010 3:27:04 AM   
Connfire


Posts: 872
Joined: 7/18/2008
From: Connecticut, USA
Status: offline 		AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 04/20/23
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Day Air attack on 20th Division, at 51,38


Allied aircraft
de Havilland DH-9A x 12


No Allied losses

Japanese ground losses:
3 casualties reported

Aircraft Attacking:
7 x de Havilland DH-9A bombing at 2000 feet
5 x de Havilland DH-9A bombing at 2000 feet
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Sub attack at 41,51

Japanese Ships
AMC Johore Maru, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage

Allied Ships
SS L-1

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Sub attack at 43,48

Japanese Ships
AMC Milan Maru, Torpedo hits 2, on fire
AMC Nitiai Maru
AMC Nissyu Maru
AMC Nissan Maru
AMC Nanman Maru
AMC Nankai Maru
AMC Nagoya Maru
AMC Muroran Maru
AMC Morioka Maru
AMC Melbourne Maru
AMC Hirota Maru
AMC Kurogane Maru
AMC Pacific Maru
AMC Oregon Maru
AMC Okitu Maru

Allied Ships
SS S-7

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 04/21/23

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ASW attack at 42,48

Japanese Ships
AMC Nitiyo Maru
AMC Nitii Maru
AMC Nitiho Maru
AMC Nitian Maru

Allied Ships
SS L-2, hits 1

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Sub attack at 37,43

Japanese Ships
SS No. 14, hits 4, on fire, heavy damage (she sank)

Allied Ships
TK Empire Celt, Torpedo hits 1, on fire (she sank 2 days later)
DD Wrestler
DD Wolfhound
DD Winchester
DD Whirlwind
DD Westminster
DD Waterhen
DD Walrus

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Day Air attack on 20th Division, at 51,38


Allied aircraft
de Havilland DH-9A x 9


No Allied losses

Japanese ground losses:
13 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

Aircraft Attacking:
3 x de Havilland DH-9A bombing at 2000 feet
6 x de Havilland DH-9A bombing at 2000 feet
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ASW attack at 41,49

Japanese Ships
AMC Chuko Maru
AMC Yamakaze Maru
AMC Yamahagi Maru
AMC Yamagiku Maru
AMC Uyo Maru
AMC Toa Maru
AMC Thames Maru
AMC Terukawa Maru
AMC Tazima Maru
AMC Syohei Maru
AMC Sumatra Maru
AMC Soyo Maru
AMC Sanuki Maru
AMC Saigon Maru
AMC Ryuzin Maru

Allied Ships
SS S-3

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Sub attack at 21,47

Japanese Ships
SS U-46 (O2)

Allied Ships
DD Trojan, heavy damage

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 04/22/23

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ASW attack at 41,49

Japanese Ships
AMC Chuko Maru
AMC Yamakaze Maru
AMC Yamahagi Maru
AMC Yamagiku Maru
AMC Uyo Maru
AMC Toa Maru
AMC Thames Maru
AMC Terukawa Maru
AMC Tazima Maru
AMC Syohei Maru

Allied Ships
SS S-3, hits 1

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ASW attack at 43,48

Japanese Ships
AMC Nitiai Maru
AMC Nissyu Maru
AMC Nissan Maru
AMC Nanman Maru
AMC Nankai Maru
AMC Nagoya Maru
AMC Muroran Maru
AMC Morioka Maru
AMC Melbourne Maru
AMC Hirota Maru
AMC Kurogane Maru
AMC Pacific Maru
AMC Oregon Maru
AMC Okitu Maru

Allied Ships
SS S-7

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Sub attack at 21,47

Japanese Ships
SS U-46 (O2)

Allied Ships
AK Empire Gilbert, Torpedo hits 1, on fire
DD Broke
DD Voyager
DD Wakeful
DD Warwick
DD Windsor

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Day Air attack on 20th Division, at 51,38


Allied aircraft
de Havilland DH-9A x 10


No Allied losses

Aircraft Attacking:
10 x de Havilland DH-9A bombing at 2000 feet
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ASW attack at 43,48

Japanese Ships
AMC Nitiai Maru
AMC Nissyu Maru
AMC Nissan Maru
AMC Nanman Maru
AMC Nankai Maru
AMC Nagoya Maru

Allied Ships
SS S-7, hits 2, on fire


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Post #: 152
IJN AMCs vs. Allied subs - 12/1/2010 4:32:16 AM   
Connfire


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Joined: 7/18/2008
From: Connecticut, USA
Status: offline 		AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 04/23/23
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ASW attack at 41,51

Japanese Ships
AMC Nitiyo Maru
AMC Nitii Maru
AMC Nitiho Maru
AMC Nitian Maru
AMC Matumoto Maru
AMC Mantai Maru
AMC Mansei Maru
AMC Malta Maru
AMC Malacca Maru
AMC Lyons Maru
AMC London Maru
AMC Nansin Maru
AMC Kyusyu Maru
AMC Kuwayama Maru
AMC Kitahuku Maru

Allied Ships
SS L-1

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ASW attack at 41,51

Japanese Ships
AMC Chuko Maru
AMC Yamakaze Maru
AMC Yamahagi Maru
AMC Yamagiku Maru
AMC Uyo Maru
AMC Toa Maru
AMC Thames Maru
AMC Terukawa Maru
AMC Tazima Maru
AMC Syohei Maru
AMC Sumatra Maru
AMC Soyo Maru
AMC Sanuki Maru
AMC Saigon Maru
AMC Ryuzin Maru

Allied Ships
SS R-7, hits 2

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ASW attack at 41,51

Japanese Ships
AMC Nitiyo Maru
AMC Nitii Maru
AMC Nitiho Maru
AMC Nitian Maru
AMC Matumoto Maru
AMC Mantai Maru
AMC Mansei Maru
AMC Malta Maru
AMC Malacca Maru
AMC Lyons Maru
AMC London Maru
AMC Nansin Maru
AMC Kyusyu Maru
AMC Kuwayama Maru

Allied Ships
SS R-7, hits 1

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ASW attack at 41,51

Japanese Ships
AMC Nitiyo Maru
AMC Nitii Maru
AMC Nitiho Maru
AMC Nitian Maru
AMC Matumoto Maru
AMC Mantai Maru
AMC Mansei Maru
AMC Malta Maru
AMC Malacca Maru
AMC Lyons Maru
AMC London Maru
AMC Nansin Maru
AMC Kyusyu Maru
AMC Kuwayama Maru
AMC Kitahuku Maru

Allied Ships
SS R-7, hits 2, on fire

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ASW attack at 41,51

Japanese Ships
AMC Chuko Maru

Allied Ships
SS R-7, hits 1, heavy damage


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Ground combat at 50,39

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 624479 troops, 4186 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 11724

Defending force 25430 troops, 29 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 143

Japanese assault odds: 239 to 1


Japanese ground losses:
622 casualties reported
Guns lost 32

Allied ground losses:
12810 casualties reported
Guns lost 20


Defeated Allied Units Retreating!

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 04/24/23
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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 04/25/23
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Post #: 153
DD Sloat founders off Midway - 12/1/2010 4:41:18 AM   
Connfire


Posts: 872
Joined: 7/18/2008
From: Connecticut, USA
Status: offline 		AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 04/26/23
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Day Air attack on 20th Division, at 51,38


Allied aircraft
de Havilland DH-9A x 9
Sopwith 7F1 Snipe x 8


No Allied losses

Aircraft Attacking:
8 x Sopwith 7F1 Snipe bombing at 2000 feet
5 x de Havilland DH-9A bombing at 4000 feet
4 x de Havilland DH-9A bombing at 4000 feet
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DD Sloat, DD-316, sinks off Midway, due to damage from Wake's shore guns.
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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 04/27/23

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 04/28/23

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Sub attack at 54,41

Japanese Ships
AK Bandoeng Maru, Shell hits 8, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage

Allied Ships
SS R-16



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Post #: 154
British Air Raid...Manila Bay...This is no Drill - 12/22/2010 4:24:10 AM   
Connfire


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Joined: 7/18/2008
From: Connecticut, USA
Status: offline 		Wow, I knew it had been awhile since I posted, but I didn't realize nearly a month had passed! Sorry for the delay - life has been very hectic lately. Here's what's been going on this month...

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 04/29/23
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ASW attack at 40,51

Japanese Ships
AMC Chuko Maru
AMC Yamakaze Maru
AMC Yamahagi Maru
AMC Yamagiku Maru
AMC Uyo Maru
AMC Tyoko Maru
AMC Toyohasi Maru
AMC Toa Maru
AMC Thames Maru
AMC Terukawa Maru
AMC Tazima Maru
AMC Syozin Maru
AMC Syohei Maru
AMC Sumatra Maru
AMC Soyo Maru

Allied Ships
SS L-1


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Ground combat at 50,38

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 625648 troops, 4193 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 11765

Defending force 32355 troops, 13 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 30

Japanese assault odds: 8678 to 1


Japanese ground losses:
232 casualties reported
Guns lost 8

Allied ground losses:
15980 casualties reported
Guns lost 8


Defeated Allied Units Retreating! Well, at least it was close

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 04/30/23

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Sub attack at 41,50

Japanese Ships
AMC Bengal Maru
AMC Kenryu Maru
AMC Kagu Maru

Allied Ships
SS S-8

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Day Air attack on TF, near Manila at 43,52


Allied aircraft
Sopwith Cuckoo x 14


No Allied losses

Japanese Ships
AMC Hirota Maru
AMC Awata Maru
AMC Yamagiri Maru, Bomb hits 1

Aircraft Attacking:
3 x Sopwith Cuckoo bombing at 3000 feet
3 x Sopwith Cuckoo bombing at 3000 feet
4 x Sopwith Cuckoo bombing at 3000 feet
4 x Sopwith Cuckoo bombing at 3000 feet
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ASW attack at 41,50

Japanese Ships
AMC Kenryu Maru
AMC Kagu Maru
AMC Himalaya Maru
AMC Havre Maru
AMC Dakar Maru
AMC Dainiti Maru
AMC Cuba Maru
AMC Canberra Maru
AMC Brazil Maru
AMC Bengal Maru
AMC Belgium Maru
AMC Azumasan Maru
AMC Alaska Maru
AMC Atago Maru
AMC Amagisan Maru

Allied Ships
SS S-8

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ASW attack at 42,49

Japanese Ships
AMC Naples Maru
AMC Nanman Maru

Allied Ships
SS L-2, hits 1

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ASW attack at 42,49

Japanese Ships
AMC Naples Maru
AMC Nanman Maru
AMC Nankai Maru
AMC Nagoya Maru
AMC Muroran Maru
AMC Melbourne Maru
AMC Matumoto Maru
AMC Mansei Maru
AMC Lyons Maru
AMC London Maru
AMC Liverpool Maru
AMC Kyusyu Maru
AMC Kuwayama Maru
AMC Kiyosumi Maru

Allied Ships
SS L-2, hits 1

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Sub attack at 40,51

Japanese Ships
AMC Thames Maru
AMC Chuko Maru
AMC Yamakaze Maru
AMC Yamahagi Maru
AMC Yamagiku Maru
AMC Uyo Maru
AMC Tyoko Maru
AMC Toyohasi Maru
AMC Toa Maru
AMC Terukawa Maru
AMC Tazima Maru
AMC Syozin Maru
AMC Syohei Maru
AMC Sumatra Maru
AMC Soyo Maru

Allied Ships
SS L-1, hits 3

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/01/23

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Sub attack at 56,40

Japanese Ships
AP Hayo Maru

Allied Ships
SS R-5

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Day Air attack on TF, near Manila at 43,52


Allied aircraft
Sopwith Cuckoo x 13


Allied aircraft losses
Sopwith Cuckoo: 1 damaged

Japanese Ships
AMC Hirota Maru, Bomb hits 1
AMC Awata Maru

Aircraft Attacking:
2 x Sopwith Cuckoo bombing at 3000 feet
3 x Sopwith Cuckoo bombing at 3000 feet
4 x Sopwith Cuckoo bombing at 3000 feet
4 x Sopwith Cuckoo bombing at 3000 feet


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Post #: 155
USN subs attack 2 AKs - 12/22/2010 4:32:08 AM   
Connfire


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Status: offline 		AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/02/23

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/03/23


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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/04/23


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Sub attack at 54,41

Japanese Ships
AK Zogen Maru, Torpedo hits 1, on fire

Allied Ships
SS S-14

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Sub attack at 54,41

Japanese Ships
DD Yakaze
DD Take
DD Yanagi
DD Kusunoki

Allied Ships
SS S-14

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Sub attack near Marcus Island at 75,56

Japanese Ships
AK Samarang Maru, Shell hits 2

Allied Ships
SS R-25

Japanese ground losses:
6 casualties reported

It appears both ships survived

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Post #: 156
BB Kaga confirmed sunk - 12/22/2010 4:51:07 AM   
Connfire


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From: Connecticut, USA
Status: offline 		AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/05/23
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ASW attack near Shanghai at 52,39

Japanese Ships
DD Take
DD Yakaze
DD Yanagi
DD Kusunoki
DD Kashiwa
DD Matsu
DD Kaba
DD Tachibana

Allied Ships
SS R-4

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ASW attack near Shanghai at 52,39

Japanese Ships
DD Take
DD Yakaze

Allied Ships
SS R-4

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/06/23

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ASW attack near Shanghai at 52,39

Japanese Ships
DD Take
DD Yakaze
DD Yanagi
DD Kusunoki
DD Kashiwa
DD Matsu
DD Kaba

Allied Ships
SS R-4

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ASW attack at 46,55

Japanese Ships
AMC Sinsei Maru
AMC Onoe Maru
AMC Morioka Maru

Allied Ships
SS S-35

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Naval bombardment of Ponape, at 71,79

Allied Ships
BB Georgia
BB Ohio
BB Maine
BB Nebraska
BB Rhode Island
BB Connecticut
BB Minnesota

Japanese ground losses:
31 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

Port hits 1
Port fuel hits 1
Port supply hits 3

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/07/23

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Sub attack near Shanghai at 52,39

Japanese Ships
DD Yakaze
DD Take
DD Yanagi
DD Kusunoki
DD Kashiwa
DD Matsu
DD Kaba
DD Tachibana
DD Sakura
DD Umikaze

Allied Ships
SS R-4

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Naval bombardment of Ponape, at 71,79

Allied Ships
BB Georgia
BB Ohio
BB Maine
BB Nebraska
BB Rhode Island
BB Connecticut
BB Minnesota

Japanese ground losses:
115 casualties reported
Guns lost 4

Port hits 2
Port supply hits 5

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Sub attack near Shanghai at 52,39

Japanese Ships
DD Tachibana
DD Take
DD Yakaze
DD Yanagi
DD Kusunoki
DD Kashiwa
DD Matsu
DD Kaba
DD Sakura
DD Umikaze

Allied Ships
SS R-4

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Naval bombardment of Ponape, at 71,79

Allied Ships
BB Georgia
BB Ohio
BB Maine
BB Nebraska
BB Rhode Island
BB Connecticut
BB Minnesota

Japanese ground losses:
62 casualties reported
Guns lost 1

Port fuel hits 1

It is now confirmed that BB Kaga was sunk from 13.5” guns over 100 miles off Camranh Bay after the 3/17/1923 Battle of the South China Sea. This is the same battle in which BB Barham was also lost. Sonar hits from passing DDs had led to speculation that a large ship had sunk in the area, but it wasn't until today that British intellegence confirmed it was the Kaga.

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/08/23
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Sub attack at 21,45

Japanese Ships
SS U-55 (O3)

Allied Ships
AK Steel Engineer

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Naval bombardment of Ponape, at 71,79

Allied Ships
BB Georgia
BB Ohio
BB Maine
BB Nebraska
BB Rhode Island
BB Connecticut
BB Minnesota

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/09/23

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Sub attack at 29,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 62, hits 1

Allied Ships
DD Walpole
DD Westminster
DD Westcott
DD Waterhen
DD Watchman
DD Walrus
DD Vendetta

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/10/23

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ASW attack at 32,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 70

Allied Ships
DD Westminster
DD Westcott
DD Waterhen
DD Watchman


< Message edited by Connfire -- 12/22/2010 4:54:07 AM >

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Post #: 157
RE: BB Kaga confirmed sunk - 12/22/2010 9:44:42 AM   
comte


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Post #: 158
RE: BB Kaga confirmed sunk - 12/30/2010 3:51:28 AM   
Connfire


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Status: offline 		Thank you . My availability will be limited until about the 2nd week in January, but I'm looking forward to getting back to more regular playing and updates!

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Post #: 159
Slugging it out at Nanchang - 12/30/2010 4:00:49 AM   
Connfire


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Sub attack at 67,51

Japanese Ships
AP Choko Maru

Allied Ships
SS R-12

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ASW attack at 33,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 15, hits 2

Allied Ships
DD Westminster
DD Westcott
DD Waterhen
DD Watchman
DD Walrus
DD Walpole
DD Vendetta
DD Venetia

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ASW attack at 27,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 29

Allied Ships
DD Grenville
DD Wrestler

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Sub attack at 29,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 62, hits 2

Allied Ships
SC Ch106
SC Ch112

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ASW attack at 33,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 15

Allied Ships
DD Westminster
DD Westcott


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 584585 troops, 4305 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 12216

Defending force 156970 troops, 677 guns, 30 vehicles, Assault Value = 2267



Allied ground losses:
233 casualties reported


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 132228 troops, 649 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2267

Defending force 768533 troops, 4305 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 12216


Japanese ground losses:
123 casualties reported

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/12/23

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Sub attack at 29,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 62

Allied Ships
DD Whitley
DD Grenville
DD Wrestler
DD Wolfhound
DD Winchester
DD Whirlwind
DD Vivacious

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ASW attack at 32,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 70, hits 1

Allied Ships
DD Westminster
DD Westcott
DD Waterhen
DD Watchman
DD Walrus
DD Walpole

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ASW attack at 29,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 62

Allied Ships
DD Grenville
DD Wrestler
DD Wolfhound
DD Winchester
DD Whitley
DD Whirlwind
DD Vivacious

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ASW attack at 32,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 70, hits 1

Allied Ships
DD Westminster
DD Westcott
DD Waterhen
DD Watchman

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ASW attack at 32,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 70, hits 2

Allied Ships
DD Westminster

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ASW attack at 32,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 70

Allied Ships
DD Westminster
DD Westcott
DD Waterhen
DD Watchman
DD Walrus
DD Walpole
DD Vendetta
DD Venetia
DD Trinidad
DD Tintagel

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ASW attack at 32,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 70, hits 2, heavy damage (she sank 3 days later)

Allied Ships
DD Westminster
DD Westcott
DD Waterhen
DD Watchman
DD Walrus
DD Walpole
DD Vendetta
DD Venetia


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 584612 troops, 4299 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 12220

Defending force 157066 troops, 676 guns, 30 vehicles, Assault Value = 2277



Allied ground losses:
128 casualties reported


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 132464 troops, 648 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2277

Defending force 768240 troops, 4299 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 12220


Japanese ground losses:
27 casualties reported

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/13/23

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ASW attack at 29,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 62

Allied Ships
SC Ch112
SC Ch111
SC Ch107
SC Ch106

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ASW attack at 29,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 62

Allied Ships
SC Ch112
SC Ch111
SC Ch107
SC Ch106

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ASW attack at 29,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 62

Allied Ships
DD Grenville
DD Wrestler
DD Wolfhound
DD Winchester
DD Whitley
DD Whirlwind
DD Vivacious


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 584762 troops, 4302 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 12220

Defending force 167413 troops, 675 guns, 30 vehicles, Assault Value = 2288



Allied ground losses:
272 casualties reported


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 142771 troops, 647 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2288

Defending force 768334 troops, 4302 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 12220


Japanese ground losses:
74 casualties reported



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Post #: 160
Nanchang assaulted, Manchuria invaded, Ponape bombarded - 12/31/2010 4:43:24 AM   
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Sub attack at 64,44

Japanese Ships
AK Sinno Maru, Shell hits 2, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage

Allied Ships
SS S-36

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ASW attack at 64,44

Allied Ships
SS S-36

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ASW attack at 34,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 18

Allied Ships
DD Westminster
DD Westcott
DD Waterhen
DD Watchman
DD Walrus


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 645808 troops, 4304 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 12215

Defending force 167170 troops, 679 guns, 30 vehicles, Assault Value = 2280

Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 7

Japanese assault odds: 1 to 1 (fort level 7)

Japanese Assault reduces fortifications to 7


Japanese ground losses:
21292 casualties reported
Guns lost 407

Allied ground losses:
23990 casualties reported
Guns lost 73


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Ground combat at Mukden

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 3247 troops, 11 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 92

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 95 to 1 (fort level 3)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Mukden base !!!



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Ground combat at Anshan

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 1304 troops, 8 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 25

Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0

Japanese assault odds: 26 to 1 (fort level 0)

Japanese forces CAPTURE Anshan base !!!


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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/15/23

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ASW attack at 34,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 18, hits 1, on fire

Allied Ships
DD Westminster
DD Westcott
DD Waterhen
DD Watchman
DD Walrus
DD Walpole
DD Vendetta
DD Venetia
DD Trinidad
DD Tintagel
DD Shakespeare
DD Saumarez

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ASW attack at 34,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 18, heavy damage

Allied Ships
DD Westminster
DD Westcott
DD Waterhen
DD Watchman
DD Walrus

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Naval bombardment of Ponape, at 71,79

Allied Ships
BB Georgia
BB Ohio
BB Maine
BB Nebraska
BB Connecticut
BB Minnesota

Japanese ground losses:
48 casualties reported
Guns lost 4

Port hits 1
Port fuel hits 2
Port supply hits 6


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 616107 troops, 3643 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 10632

Defending force 133017 troops, 604 guns, 30 vehicles, Assault Value = 2177

Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 6

Japanese assault odds: 1 to 1 (fort level 6)

Japanese Assault reduces fortifications to 6


Japanese ground losses:
15173 casualties reported
Guns lost 341

Allied ground losses:
22597 casualties reported
Guns lost 58
Vehicles lost 1

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/16/23

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ASW attack at 34,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 18, heavy damage

Allied Ships
DD Westminster
DD Westcott
DD Waterhen
DD Watchman
DD Walrus
DD Walpole
DD Vendetta
DD Venetia
DD Trinidad
DD Tintagel
DD Shakespeare
DD Saumarez

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Naval bombardment of Ponape, at 71,79

Allied Ships
BB Georgia
BB Ohio
BB Maine
BB Nebraska
BB Rhode Island
BB Connecticut
BB Minnesota

Japanese ground losses:
108 casualties reported
Guns lost 4

Port supply hits 1

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Naval bombardment of Ponape, at 71,79

Allied Ships
BB Georgia
BB Ohio
BB Maine
BB Nebraska
BB Rhode Island
BB Connecticut
BB Minnesota

Japanese ground losses:
60 casualties reported
Guns lost 2

Port hits 1
Port fuel hits 4
Port supply hits 5


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Japanese Deliberate attack

Attacking force 590685 troops, 3212 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9270

Defending force 98973 troops, 541 guns, 29 vehicles, Assault Value = 2111

Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 5

Japanese assault odds: 0 to 1 (fort level 5)


Japanese ground losses:
10388 casualties reported
Guns lost 130

Allied ground losses:
2230 casualties reported
Guns lost 50
Vehicles lost 1


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Post #: 161
Naval battle off Kusaie Island - 1/17/2011 9:57:56 PM   
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Kusaie Island at 75,82

Japanese Ships
AMC Awata Maru, Shell hits 3, on fire
AMC Burma Maru, Shell hits 2, on fire
AMC Hirokawa Maru, Shell hits 3
AMC Holland Maru, Shell hits 7, on fire
AMC Italy Maru
AMC Kanto Maru, Shell hits 1, on fire
AMC Kitahuku Maru
AMC Nansin Maru, Shell hits 1
AMC Maebasi Maru
AMC Malacca Maru
AMC Malta Maru, Shell hits 2, on fire
AMC Mantai Maru, Shell hits 2, on fire
AMC Matue Maru, Torpedo hits 1 she sank 8 days later
AMC Morioka Maru, Shell hits 5, Torpedo hits 1, on fire, heavy damage she later sank
AMC Nitian Maru, Shell hits 1, on fire
AMC Nitiho Maru, Shell hits 1
AMC Nitiran Maru, Shell hits 2
AMC Nittai Maru, Shell hits 3, on fire she later sank
AMC Okitu Maru
AMC Onoe Maru
AMC Pacific Maru
AMC Sagami Maru
AMC Sinsei Maru
AMC Yamagiri Maru, Shell hits 1
AMC Kurogane Maru

Allied Ships
CA Charlotte, Shell hits 3
CA Missoula
CA Seattle
CA Huron, Shell hits 2
CL Birmingham, Shell hits 2
CL Melbourne
CL Chatham
DD Aaron Ward
DD Chauncey
DD Farenholt
DD Corry
DD Melvin
DD Zane
DD Decatur
DD Perry
DD Chase
DD Kennedy

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ASW attack at 45,48

Japanese Ships
AMC Milan Maru, heavy damage
AMC Hirota Maru

Allied Ships
SS L-52

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ASW attack at 63,49

Japanese Ships
AMC Nissyu Maru
AMC Nissan Maru
AMC Nichizui Maru
AMC Nankai Maru
AMC Nagoya Maru
AMC Melbourne Maru
AMC Matumoto Maru
AMC Mansei Maru
AMC Lyons Maru
AMC London Maru
AMC Liverpool Maru
AMC Kyusyu Maru
AMC Kuwayama Maru
AMC Kensyo Maru
AMC Kenryu Maru
AMC Himalaya Maru
AMC Havre Maru
AMC Dainiti Maru
AMC Cuba Maru

Allied Ships
SS S-30

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Sub attack at 29,48

Japanese Ships
SS UC-90 (O4), hits 1

Allied Ships
SC Ch107
SC Ch111
SC Ch112
SC Ch106
DD Grenville
DD Wrestler
DD Wolfhound
DD Winchester
DD Whitley
DD Whirlwind


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 517354 troops, 2868 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 8484

Defending force 96240 troops, 483 guns, 30 vehicles, Assault Value = 2043



Allied ground losses:
535 casualties reported


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 74877 troops, 464 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2043

Defending force 698138 troops, 2868 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 8484


Japanese ground losses:
70 casualties reported

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/18/23
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ASW attack at 63,47

Japanese Ships
DD Kashi
DD Momo
DD Tade
DD Hasu
DD Warabi
DD Ashi
DD Susuki
DD Aoi
DD Kiku
DD Kuwa
DD Nara
DD Tanikaze
DD Kawakaze
DD Tokitsukaze
DD Amatsukaze

Allied Ships
SS S-30, hits 4


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 520003 troops, 2892 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 8668

Defending force 96481 troops, 501 guns, 30 vehicles, Assault Value = 2074



Allied ground losses:
334 casualties reported
Guns lost 1


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 75470 troops, 479 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2074

Defending force 701142 troops, 2898 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 8668


Japanese ground losses:
49 casualties reported

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/19/23


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 522324 troops, 2933 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 8848

Defending force 97156 troops, 515 guns, 30 vehicles, Assault Value = 2113



Allied ground losses:
522 casualties reported


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 76150 troops, 493 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2112

Defending force 704167 troops, 2946 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 8848


Japanese ground losses:
118 casualties reported

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Post #: 162
Meanwhile, in London... - 2/19/2011 11:23:35 PM   
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From the London Times:

About 300 anti-war protesters demonstrated on Trafalgar Square last night. The resulting melee between some of the more boisterous protestors and a group of soldiers and Great War veterans had to be broken up by police. 10 demonstrators were arrested. This disturbance comes two days after a Times poll showing that almost 50% of the British public is opposed to our involvement in the Pacific War. Reasons appear to include a reluctance to involve ourselves in another Great War so soon after the previous, and a general feeling that this conflict is really between the USA and China against Japan. Speaking candidly, some high-ranking military officers have expressed concern that such signficant forces are being deployed to the Far East, while we face trouble much closer to home, including Germany and Turkey, as well as what may be an emerging threat from Italy.

Violent anti-war protests have also been reported in Paris.

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Post #: 163
A surprising development - 2/19/2011 11:41:17 PM   
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ASW attack at 27,49

Japanese Ships
SS UB-125 (O6)

Allied Ships
SC Ch111
SC Ch112
SC Ch107
SC Ch106
DD Grenville
DD Wrestler
DD Wolfhound
DD Winchester
DD Whitley
DD Whirlwind
DD Vivacious

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ASW attack at 34,47

Japanese Ships
SS No. 68

Allied Ships
DD Westminster
DD Westcott
DD Waterhen
DD Watchman
DD Walrus
DD Walpole
DD Vendetta
DD Venetia
DD Trinidad
DD Tintagel
DD Shakespeare
DD Saumarez

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ASW attack at 61,45

Japanese Ships
DD Kagero
DD Tsuga
DD Nashi
DD Nire
DD No. 16
DD No. 10
DD No. 4
DD No. 2
DD Numakaze
DD Tachikaze
DD Yukaze
DD Nadakaze
DD Hakaze
DD Okikaze
DD Sawakaze

Allied Ships
SS S-34, hits 2


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 532182 troops, 2992 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9007

Defending force 107334 troops, 534 guns, 30 vehicles, Assault Value = 2127



Allied ground losses:
402 casualties reported


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 86533 troops, 507 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2127

Defending force 707056 troops, 2992 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9007


Japanese ground losses:
85 casualties reported

Meeting in the same Japanese businessman's villa outside of Geneva that Japanese and Chinese diplomats met in early December, an unlikely conversation takes place between mid-level Dutch and Japanese diplomats. After spending half the evening exchanging pleasentries and posturing, the diplomats get to the business at hand. Japan states that the Dutch East Indies' supplying the Allies with fuel and supplies is prolonging the war, to the detriment of all parties involved. Despite some notable losses, the Japanese Navy has the most powerful fleet in the Pacific right now, and intends to use it against the Dutch East Indies if Holland does not withdraw from the Alliance, and either cease trade with all warring powers in the Pacific, or trade with all warring powers in the Pacific, including Japan. A large amount of Imperial forces are still in the Phillipines, and even now they are preparing for a full scale invasion of the weakly-defended East Indies.

The meeting concludes with the Japanese stating that in his exhalted generosity, the Emperor has offered Holland has one last chance to avoid being completely expelled from its rich colonies. With England and France weak and wavering, and most of the US Pacific Fleet destroyed, what good can possibly come from Holland's participation in this war? Holland has 48 hours to decide.

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Post #: 164
Turmoil among the Allies - 2/19/2011 11:52:13 PM   
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ASW attack at 60,44

Japanese Ships
DD Kagero
DD Tsuga
DD Nashi
DD Nire
DD No. 16
DD No. 10
DD No. 4
DD No. 2
DD Numakaze
DD Tachikaze
DD Yukaze
DD Nadakaze
DD Hakaze
DD Okikaze
DD Sawakaze

Allied Ships
SS S-6, hits 2

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ASW attack at 51,47

Japanese Ships
CL Tama
CL Kiso
CL Natori
CV Hosho

Allied Ships
SS R-18

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Night Time Surface Combat at 76,68

Japanese Ships
AMC Nittai Maru, Shell hits 4

Allied Ships
BB Minnesota
BB Connecticut, Shell hits 1
BB Georgia
BB Nebraska
BB Rhode Island
BB Ohio
BB Maine
DD Palmer
DD John D. Edwards
DD Pope
DD Aulick
DD McCawley
DD Doyen
DD Farragut
DD Marcus
DD Reno
DD Somers
DD William Jones


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 540282 troops, 3204 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9177

Defending force 107732 troops, 542 guns, 30 vehicles, Assault Value = 2158



Allied ground losses:
282 casualties reported


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 86981 troops, 514 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2158

Defending force 715608 troops, 3204 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9177


Japanese ground losses:
90 casualties reported

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At 12 noon, GMT, Holland announces has accepted a cease fire from the Japanese Empire. The Netherlands state that they do not wish to contribute to further suffering to this war-torn world. This includes a cessation of fuel and resource shipments to all warring powers. The Dutch conclude by urging all warring powers to extend the cease-fire and end this terrible war.

Riots break out in China. The USA, Australia, and New Zealand are outraged. Military leaders in London are now confronted with the logistical nightmare of how to keep Australia and New Zealand supplied while still prosecuting the war.

Hours later, Japan states that it is willing to observe "an honorable cease fire" with the USA, British Empire, and France to attempt to arrive at a diplomatic solution.

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Post #: 165
Peace in our time? - 2/20/2011 12:46:05 AM   
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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/22/23

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ASW attack at 60,44

Japanese Ships
DD Kashi
DD Momo
DD Tade

Allied Ships
SS S-6

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Sub attack near Ishieak at 52,46

Japanese Ships
DD Matsu
DD Yanagi

Allied Ships
SS R-3

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ASW attack near Ishieak at 52,46

Japanese Ships
DD Yanagi
DD Hinoki
DD Sakaki
DD Umi
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Matsu
DD Kaba
DD Tachibana
DD Sakura
DD Yomogi
DD Maki
DD Keyaki
DD Umikaze
DD Hamakaze

Allied Ships
SS R-3

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ASW attack at 60,44

Japanese Ships
DD Kashi
DD Momo
DD Tade
DD Hasu

Allied Ships
SS S-6

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ASW attack at 51,47

Japanese Ships
CL Kitakami
CL Kiso

Allied Ships
SS R-4

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Sub attack near Ishieak at 52,46

Japanese Ships
DD Matsu
DD Yanagi
DD Hinoki
DD Sakaki
DD Umi
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Kaba

Allied Ships
SS R-3


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 546339 troops, 3361 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9330

Defending force 108206 troops, 551 guns, 30 vehicles, Assault Value = 2193



Allied ground losses:
226 casualties reported


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 87655 troops, 523 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2193

Defending force 721835 troops, 3361 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9330


Japanese ground losses:
25 casualties reported

Allied leaders meet as word of the Dutch cease-fire and Japan's offer to extend it sweeps around the world. Meanwhile, police and soldiers nervously arrive in public squares across Britain and France at dawn, expecting a repeat of the violent anti-war protests of two days before. Instead, the squares are packed with the largest crowds since the end of the Great War. Instead of the expected students and anarchists demonstrating, a mixture of old, young, mothers pushing strollers with little children in tow, cleregy, even some Great War veterans from the trenches, all spontaneously come together. Many hold signs, simply stating "Enough!". The media reports that general war fatigue is what motivated most of them. Since the crowds are orderly and peaceful, there is very little for the police and soldiers to do. Smaller demonstrations break out in Canada, Austalia, and New Zealand, and none in the USA.

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Post #: 166
Naval battle off Ponape Island - 2/20/2011 1:07:29 AM   
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For over two weeks, Allied forces have been positioning themselves to invade Ponape and Kasuie Islands. For several days US blimps have been monitoring an IJN TF 2 hexes NW of Ponape, as well as activity around Eniwetok. In the early morning hours of 5/23, the Allied TF blockading Ponape is given permission to engage the stationary IJN TF, while other ships including the UK CVs Argus and Vindictive prowl the area looking for other TFs and stragglers.

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Night Time Surface Combat at 70,77

Japanese Ships
AMC Azumasan Maru, Shell hits 5
AMC Canberra Maru, Shell hits 12, and is sunk
AMC Nitiai Maru, Shell hits 15, on fire, heavy damage she sank 2 days later
AMC Nitii Maru, Shell hits 17, and is sunk
AMC Nitimei Maru, Shell hits 6, on fire
AMC Nitiyo Maru, Shell hits 7, on fire, heavy damage she sank 2 nights later
AMC Norway Maru, Shell hits 4, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage she sank later that morning
AMC Nozima Maru
AMC Momoyama Maru, Shell hits 4, on fire
AMC Oregon Maru, Shell hits 7, on fire
AMC Ryuzin Maru, Shell hits 1, on fire
AMC Saigon Maru, Shell hits 3, on fire
AMC Sanuki Maru
AMC Soyo Maru
AMC Sumatra Maru
AMC Syohei Maru
AMC Tazima Maru
AMC Terukawa Maru
AMC Thames Maru
AMC Toa Maru, Shell hits 1
AMC Toyohasi Maru, Shell hits 2
AMC Tyoko Maru, Shell hits 2
AMC Yamahagi Maru, Shell hits 6, and is sunk
AMC Yamakaze Maru
AMC Chuko Maru, Shell hits 3, on fire, heavy damage she sank 2 nights later

Allied Ships
BB Maryland, Shell hits 6
BB Pennsylvania, Shell hits 2
BC Australia, Shell hits 1
BC New Zealand, Shell hits 2
DD McDermut
DD Moody, Shell hits 1, on fire
DD Farquhar
DD Young
DD Anzac, Shell hits 2, on fire
DD Torrens
DD Parramatta, Shell hits 5, on fire, heavy damage

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Sub attack at 34,47

Japanese Ships
SS No. 68

Allied Ships
DD Walrus
DD Westminster
DD Westcott
DD Waterhen
DD Watchman
DD Walpole
DD Vendetta
DD Venetia
DD Trinidad
DD Tintagel
DD Shakespeare
DD Saumarez

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Sub attack at 70,77

Japanese Ships
AMC Momoyama Maru, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage she sank the next day
AMC Yamakaze Maru
AMC Tyoko Maru
AMC Toa Maru
AMC Thames Maru
AMC Terukawa Maru
AMC Tazima Maru
AMC Syohei Maru
AMC Sumatra Maru
AMC Soyo Maru
AMC Sanuki Maru
AMC Nozima Maru

Allied Ships
SS J-5, hits 2


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 550944 troops, 3465 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9501

Defending force 108661 troops, 570 guns, 30 vehicles, Assault Value = 2218



Allied ground losses:
214 casualties reported


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 88103 troops, 542 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2217

Defending force 726928 troops, 3465 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9501


Japanese ground losses:
68 casualties reported

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Even as US newspapers scream about the "tremendous naval victory off Ponape", and "Midway Avenged!", England and France are subject to a second day of mass peaceful demonstrations from ordinary folk demanding an end to the Pacific War. Even some police and active duty soldiers are noted among the demonstrators.

Japan states that the Allies have 48 hours to accept the ceasefire, or it will prosecute the war until it has achieved ultimate victory, promising "years of war, sacrifice, and hardship".

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Post #: 167
British CVs strike - 2/20/2011 1:20:52 AM   
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For the third day in a row, public squares across England and France are full of demonstrators. The crowds grow every day. Sensing the change in the political wind, many politicians and newspapers join the chorus calling for the war's end. The United States and China are notable for their lack of desire to end the war.
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ASW attack near Ishieak at 52,46

Japanese Ships
DD Yanagi
DD Hinoki
DD Sakaki
DD Umi, Shell hits 1
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Matsu
DD Kaba
DD Tachibana
DD Sakura
DD Yomogi
DD Maki
DD Keyaki
DD Umikaze
DD Hamakaze

Allied Ships
SS R-23, hits 1

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ASW attack at 28,50

Japanese Ships
SS U-46 (O2)

Allied Ships
SC Ch111
SC Ch112
SC Ch107
SC Ch106
DD Grenville
DD Wrestler
DD Wolfhound
DD Winchester
DD Whitley
DD Whirlwind
DD Vivacious

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ASW attack at 34,47

Japanese Ships
SS No. 68, hits 1

Allied Ships
DD Westminster

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Day Air attack on TF at 70,77


Allied aircraft
Sopwith Cuckoo x 7
Fairey IIID x 3
Fairey Flycatcher I x 5


Allied aircraft losses
Sopwith Cuckoo: 1 destroyed

Japanese Ships
AMC Yamakaze Maru
AMC Toa Maru, Torpedo hits 2, on fire, heavy damage

Aircraft Attacking:
3 x Sopwith Cuckoo launching torpedoes at 200 feet
3 x Fairey IIID bombing at 3000 feet
3 x Sopwith Cuckoo launching torpedoes at 200 feet
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Day Air attack on TF at 70,77


Allied aircraft
Sopwith Cuckoo x 7
Fairey IIID x 3
Fairey Flycatcher I x 5


Allied aircraft losses
Sopwith Cuckoo: 1 destroyed

Japanese Ships
AMC Thames Maru
AMC Tyoko Maru, Bomb hits 2
AMC Sanuki Maru, Torpedo hits 1, on fire

Aircraft Attacking:
2 x Sopwith Cuckoo launching torpedoes at 200 feet
3 x Fairey IIID bombing at 3000 feet
4 x Sopwith Cuckoo launching torpedoes at 200 feet

These air strikes were launched from CV Argus and CV Vindictive. Additional TFs and subs in the area failed to make contact.

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Sub attack near Ishieak at 52,46

Japanese Ships
DD Keyaki
DD Yanagi
DD Hinoki
DD Sakaki
DD Umi
DD Kusunoki
DD Kaede
DD Katsura
DD Kashiwa
DD Matsu
DD Kaba
DD Tachibana
DD Sakura
DD Yomogi
DD Maki

Allied Ships
SS R-23, hits 1

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ASW attack at 34,47

Japanese Ships
SS No. 68, hits 1

Allied Ships
DD Westminster
DD Westcott
DD Waterhen
DD Watchman
DD Walrus
DD Walpole

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ASW attack at 34,47

Japanese Ships
SS No. 68, hits 1, on fire

Allied Ships
DD Westminster
DD Westcott


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 542221 troops, 3430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9648

Defending force 109295 troops, 585 guns, 30 vehicles, Assault Value = 2235



Allied ground losses:
166 casualties reported
Guns lost 1


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 88484 troops, 556 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2235

Defending force 718541 troops, 3430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9648


Japanese ground losses:
54 casualties reported

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Meeting furiously throughout the day in Geneva, Allied and Japanese diplomats agree to a "temporary cease fire" for 11:59 PM, Tokyo time, on May 25. All ground forces are to remain in place. All warships are to return to port. No combat aircraft are to fly with the acception of reconnaisance and transport aircraft. The United States is very vocal in its opposition, but is eventually convinced to comply in return for certain trade concessions. The British in particular are adamant that the USA adhere to the cease fire, as Royal Navy and Commonwealth forces are operating alongside Americans in the South Pacific, and further agressive moves by the USA will likely result in a resumption of the war. Conspicously absent from the talks is China.

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The End - 2/20/2011 1:29:48 AM   
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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR 05/25/23

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ASW attack at 34,47

Japanese Ships
SS No. 68, hits 1, heavy damage

Allied Ships
DD Westminster
DD Westcott
DD Waterhen
DD Watchman
DD Walrus
DD Walpole

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ASW attack near Ishieak at 52,46

Japanese Ships
DD Tsuta
DD Hagi
DD Kuri
DD Kaki
DD Take
DD Momi
DD Namikaze
DD Nokaze
DD Hokaze
DD Shiokaze
DD Shimakaze
DD Yakaze
DD Minekaze
DD No.3
DD No.1

Allied Ships
SS R-23, hits 2

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ASW attack at 34,47

Japanese Ships
SS No. 68, heavy damage

Allied Ships
DD Westminster
DD Westcott
DD Waterhen
DD Watchman
DD Walrus
DD Walpole
DD Vendetta
DD Venetia
DD Trinidad
DD Tintagel
DD Shakespeare
DD Saumarez

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Sub attack at 31,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 47

Allied Ships
DD Vivacious
SC Ch111
SC Ch112
SC Ch107
SC Ch106
DD Grenville
DD Wrestler
DD Wolfhound
DD Winchester
DD Whitley
DD Whirlwind

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ASW attack near Ishieak at 52,46

Japanese Ships
DD Yanagi
DD Hinoki
DD Sakaki
DD Umi
DD Kusunoki

Allied Ships
SS R-23

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ASW attack at 32,50

Japanese Ships
SS No. 71, hits 2

Allied Ships
SC Ch111
SC Ch112
SC Ch107
SC Ch106
DD Grenville
DD Wrestler


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 544375 troops, 3468 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9794

Defending force 110180 troops, 596 guns, 30 vehicles, Assault Value = 2262



Allied ground losses:
421 casualties reported


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Ground combat at Nanchang

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 89158 troops, 568 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2262

Defending force 720975 troops, 3468 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9794


Japanese ground losses:
81 casualties reported

Combat continues until 11:59 PM. At that moment, peace suddenly descends upon the Pacific. In one dramatic instance, an Allied TF carrying the 3rd Australian Infantry Brigade to invade Kusuaie Island turns around half way to its target.

Joy and elation spread in England and France.

Cautious optimism is expressed in Australia, New Zealand, and Canada.

Riots break out again in China.

Japanese newspapers scream various versions of the word "Victory!" in their banner headlines.

American newspapers scream various versions of the word "Treachery" in their banner headlines. President Harding warns the USA that the cease fire may only be temporary.

Several Allied and Japanese ships and submarines sink from battle damage in the days that follow.

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Postscript - 2/20/2011 2:13:47 AM   
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Status: offline 		In the weeks which follow, Allied and Japanese diplomats meet in Geneva in an attempt to make the ceasefire a lasting, permenant peace.

Both the Japanese and Americans are obstinate. America demands that the Japanese withdraw from all conquored territories, including the Phillipines, Guam, Wake, and China. Until that happens, the USA will continue to occupy the Marshall Islands. The Japanese did not seem to think that was such a bad deal.

The death of President Warren Harding on August 2, 1923, and the Great Kanto Earthquake on September 1, 1923, only slowed down negotiations, though a deal was reached by the end of the year to exchange Allied prisoners for the relatively few Japanese captured alive. Slowly, UK and Commonwealth forces withdrew from China and the Marshall Islands. Once the withdrawl was complete, both England and France tried putting the peace talks in context with a renewal of Naval Limitation treaty negotiations. The effort only served to alienate Japan, which had no desire to surrender its supremacy in the Pacific, and the United States, which was determined to rebuild its shattered navy. The British position did put a strain upon its relations with Australia and New Zealand, both of which were more inclinded to share the American point of view regarding the situation in the Pacific.

By July 4, 1924, the USA had given up all hope of a renewed Allied effort to liberate the Phillipines and other occupied territories. Retreating into isolationism, the American President Calvin Coolidge declared every May 25 to be a "Day of Remembrance", and solemn parades and processions featuring the American flag flying upside down marked the new holiday in the decade and a half which followed.

Having fallen woefully behind the Japanese Navy's strength due to the debacle at the Battle off Midway, the USA placed greater emphasis on naval construction. While this resulted in the Colorado and South Dakota class BBs, and the Lexington class BCs completed by 1930, it also resulted in increased deficit spending. This was later identified as one of the key factors which plunged the world into a Great Depression in 1929. It should also be noted that Japan continued its BB and BC buiding program as well. Both nations also were very impressed by the performance of the British aircraft carriers, and continued perfecting the vessels, culminating in Japan's 6-ship Shokaku class and the USA's 4-ship Yorktown class in service by the end of 1941.

In 1928, with frustration mounting and a presidential election looming, shortly after announcing he would not seek reelection, President Coolidge unexpectedly threatened to renew hostilities if Japan did not withdraw from the occupied territories. Japan was able to stall for time, and help President Coolidge save enough face to get fellow Republican Herbert Hoover elected, by announcing a plebicide will be held offering the Filipinos the choice of remaining in the Empire or returning to being a US protectorate. Coolidge was able to convince Americans that the return of the Phillipines was "a done deal", and his popularity rating soared.

However, after widescale reports of fraud and intimidation, Japan announced on January 12, 1929 that 96% of Filipinos had voted to remain within the Japanese Empire. When confronted with proof that the election had been sabotaged, Japan promised a full investigation, and allowed some low-level American officials and civil servants to return to the Phillipines as part of a "reintegration", but all key posts, to say nothing of the military, remained firmly under Japanese control.

After years of battling "bandits" in occupied China, Japan launched a full scale invasion of Manchuria after the Mukden Incident in September 1931. By this point, all Allied forces had withdrawn from China. This was followed by a full scale invasion of China in 1937.

Relations between Japan and Holland continued on its odd course. While Japan didn't invade the Dutch East Indies outright, it was obvious that the Dutch remained in power there exclusively at the pleasure of Japan. Increased Japanese investment and one-sided treaties led to what was called the "economic colonization" of the Dutch East Indies by Japan, with Holland retaining control of certain areas in name only. While this reduced Japan's dependence upon foreign oil, it did not eliminate it altogether.

In July 1941, President Franklin D. Roosevelt announced an oil embargo upon Japan, due to Japanese aggression in China, as well as French Indo-China following that country's surrender to Nazi Germany, and its continued occupation of the Phillipines. Until one sunny Sunday morning in December...

< Message edited by Connfire -- 2/23/2011 5:56:33 PM >

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December 7, 1941 - 2/20/2011 2:39:23 AM   
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Status: offline 		On a sunny Sunday morning, December 7, 1941, aircraft from the 6 Shokaku-class fleet aircraft carriers launched a series of airstrikes on targets on Oahu.

The first wave damaged BB Pennsylvania, which was in drydock, and caused her sister BB Arizona to explode, killing many sailors. Both of these ships were veterans of the Pacific War. The BC Constellation, moored outboard of BB Maryland, capsized after receiving numerous torpedo hits, and was a total loss. BC Constitution, moored outboard of BB Colorado, was blown in half after a magazine exploded and was also a total loss. (The surviving Lexington-class BCs were used primarily as heavy carrier escorts after this date). BB West Virginia sank in shallow water, while BB Washington attempted to escape the harbor. She was beached at Hospital Point after receiving multiple hits during her escape. Numerous aircraft were destroyed on the ground.

The second wave targetted hangers and airfields.

The third wave targetted the shipyard, turning the oil storage facilities into an inferno. The CL Pheonix and 2 DDs were sunk in the channel, blocking the remaining ships in the harbor from escaping into open water.

As President Roosevelt was giving his "Day of Infamy" speech before the US Congress, the Japanese Fifth Infantry Division, so chosen because its members were from the Hiroshima area, just like many of Oahu's residents, hit the beach in northern Oahu.

The Second Pacific War had begun...

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Closing credits - 2/20/2011 3:04:36 AM   
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Status: offline 		I have to say I really enjoyed both playing this game and writing this AAR. It was because of the AARs I read on this forum that I decided to get into this game. And it was because of all the time I put into the AAR that I didn't want it to just abruptly stop in the middle of the war.

My postings were on a 2-turn delay, so I had 6 days of warfare left before the PBEM with Rysyonok came to a halt. I tried to pack as much as I could into a semi-believable scenario of a hasty end to the war. And I'm sure readers of Harry Turtledove will note that I shamelessly used elements of the Timeline-191 and Days of Infamy series for inspiration, particularly regarding "Remembrance Day" and the invasion of Oahu.

Sadly, it appears that Rysyonok is not active for now, so this AAR will have to finish. Life happens. Whether he returns or not, I wish him all the best, and thank him for his many years of contributions to the WPO and Matrix community. I can't even begin to tell you how much I learned both playing against such a skilled, experienced player and reading his insightful postings in other threads. I'd also like to thank those who took the time to read this AAR, and sent kind comments. I don't play too many games, but those I do get into I tend to stick to for awhile, and I've only owned WPO for a little over a year now. So I'm not quite ready to move on yet, even though I realize its a 6-year old game. Since I've started my own business late last year my availability has fluctuated, too. So for now I'm back to plugging along against the computer again, hard as that may be after playing against Rysanok. For the first time, I'm playing Japanese, and really enjoying it. Perhaps down the road I'll get into another AAR again - WPO is a great game, and I don't think too many games were ever made featuring WWI-style warfare in a WW2 battle zone. I'd also be remiss if I didn't mention Aces8, the late great modder and ship artist Hellfirejet and his nephew Kirk23, and others who made this a lively message board in the past couple years.

If you've read this far, again, thank you! And if you share my views about WPO, give a shout-out in the forums every now and then. Let Matrix and the rest of the community know this game still has a pulse!

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RE: Closing credits - 2/20/2011 4:29:45 AM   
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This has been a lot of fun to read.

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RE: Shanghai captured, fiasco at Wake - 2/20/2011 11:06:53 PM   
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Yup.......thanks a bunch!

It was a great read!

Rob.

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So we're at war with the Russkies eh?? I suppose we really ought to invade or something. (Lonnnng pause while studying the map)
Hmmmm... big place ain't it??
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Thanks! - 2/23/2011 5:58:52 PM   
Connfire


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Status: offline 		Thank you pat.casey, Deathtreader

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RE: Thanks! - 2/24/2011 1:15:00 AM   
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Status: offline 		One more thanks from a silent 'player' -- I wish I had more time to dig into this game, but I don't. I very much appreciated your AAR, and echo your praises and thank yous to all who have brought so much to this game.

Good luck with your business endeavor. Only advice I have is to keep this game (and any games) off the work machine(s). If possible, keep that game PC as far away from work as you can -- you need to focus on work at work, and when you are off, you do not need any *&^%$ reminders of work - just have fun with the AI.

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RE: Thanks! - 3/5/2011 3:58:34 AM   
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Status: offline 		Appreciate it! Good advice!

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