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RE: 1945 May 27 - 11/23/2016 5:20:10 PM

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Your troops have some pretty good anti-armour values by now, so unless the Japanese made a bunch of Type 3 tanks you should be OK.
I seem to recall the last-ditch Japanese reinforcements of the HI being called "Depot Division". That could have been changed in an update because it is a tip-off that the troops are green and poorly equipped.

Can Tracker trace those division numbers in the CR and find out if they are being rebuilt from earlier destruction?

No, I don't think Tracker has that. It would be in the combat reports in at least many cases. They must be so below strength I'll just assume they are reconstituted but without the reconstitution.

As far as the armor goes it's just their defensive value I'm thinking about: shooting up my tanks as they try to take down fortifications and so on.

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RE: 1945 May 27 - 11/26/2016 8:35:25 PM

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Can't you just can check the tracker for when and where the units were before, check the combat results and then see when the units show up in the Home Islands again in the tracker? That way, you would have an idea for when they were reconstituted and thus about how strong and well equipped they aren't. This tells me that if I ever play a human player, I would need to keep track of when I think that I killed an entire unit.

He probably cut off the supplies to Shikoku to limit his supply losses. Although, unless there had been a very large stockpile of oil/fuel and resources, he could be running out since he has been unable to bring much in lately plus the added demands of the rebuilding/new units and any reconstruction of damaged industries.

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RE: 1945 May 27 - 11/26/2016 8:58:39 PM

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Can't you just can check the tracker for when and where the units were before, check the combat results and then see when the units show up in the Home Islands again in the tracker? That way, you would have an idea for when they were reconstituted and thus about how strong and well equipped they aren't. This tells me that if I ever play a human player, I would need to keep track of when I think that I killed an entire unit.

He probably cut off the supplies to Shikoku to limit his supply losses. Although, unless there had been a very large stockpile of oil/fuel and resources, he could be running out since he has been unable to bring much in lately plus the added demands of the rebuilding/new units and any reconstruction of damaged industries.

Are you saying that enemy LCU show up in Tracker?

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1945 May 28 - 11/26/2016 8:59:06 PM

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1945 May 28

The Empire captured:

The Allies captured:
Tolun is occupied by the Allies
Allied forces CAPTURE Peiping !!!

There were Imperial amphibious or airborne operations at:

There were Allied amphibious or airborne operations at:
Kumamoto

Imperial Naval Bombardments

Allied Naval Bombardments:
Allied Ships Bombarding Kumamoto

Our subs are conducting secret activities.

China west.

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RE: 1945 May 28 - 11/26/2016 8:59:23 PM

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China Outback.

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RE: 1945 May 28 - 11/26/2016 8:59:49 PM

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China east.

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RE: 1945 May 28 - 11/26/2016 9:00:06 PM

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China frontier.

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Ground combat at Peiping (95,39)

Allied Deliberate attack

Attacking force 29212 troops, 65 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 866

Defending force 1853 troops, 10 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 77

Allied adjusted assault: 551

Japanese adjusted defense: 61

Allied assault odds: 9 to 1 (fort level 3)

Allied forces CAPTURE Peiping !!!

Combat modifiers
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), leaders(-), preparation(-)
experience(-)
Attacker:

Japanese ground losses:
754 casualties reported
Squads: 21 destroyed, 20 disabled
Non Combat: 13 destroyed, 4 disabled
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
Units retreated 2

Allied ground losses:
97 casualties reported
Squads: 0 destroyed, 13 disabled
Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled

Defeated Japanese Units Retreating!

Assaulting units:
7th Chinese Corps
9th Chinese Corps
33rd Chinese Corps

Defending units:
102nd NCPC Route Brigade
2nd NCPC Infantry Brigade

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Peiping has a large garrison requirement so will slow down teh advance a bit, but other units are still moving along other vectors on this front.

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RE: 1945 May 28 - 11/26/2016 9:00:40 PM

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Philippines. I think in two more days we will order the next attack for the day following.

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Ground combat at Manila (79,77)

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 1503 troops, 152 guns, 84 vehicles, Assault Value = 2253

Defending force 52601 troops, 365 guns, 176 vehicles, Assault Value = 1134

Allied ground losses:
Guns lost 3 (1 destroyed, 2 disabled)
Vehicles lost 2 (1 destroyed, 1 disabled)

Assaulting units:
NG Vol Rifles Battalion
158th(Sep) Infantry Regiment
14th NZ Brigade
81st (West African) Division
30th Australian Brigade
8th NZ Brigade
Fiji Brigade
15th NZ Brigade
7th Indian Division
3rd Commando Brigade
1st Regiment
11th NZ Brigade
2nd Regiment
31st Infantry Regiment
24th (Sep) Infantry Regiment
147th(Sep) Infantry Regiment
50th Indian Para Brigade
148th Field Artillery Battalion
Eighth US Army
462nd Airborn Field Artillery Battalion
I US Corps
134th Field Artillery Battalion
205th Field Artillery Battalion
260th Field Artillery Battalion
147th Field Artillery Battalion
131st Field Artillery Battalion
2nd RAA Jungle Regiment

Defending units:
1st Ind.Mixed Regiment
19th Naval Guard Unit
18th Tank Regiment
I./4th Infantry Battalion
102nd Infantry Regiment
79th Brigade
77th Infantry Brigade
6th Division
66th Infantry Regiment
39th/A Division
13th Ind.Mixed Regiment
39th/B Division
2nd Field Artillery Regiment
30th JNAF AF Unit
14th Naval Construction Battalion
9th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
2nd Army
14th Area Army
41st Army
7th Ship Engineer Regiment
53rd Infantry Brigade
48th Field Artillery Regiment
207th Ship Eng Coy
39th Field Const Co
2nd South Seas Det.
107th Ship Eng Coy
9th RF Gun Battalion
48th Field AA Battalion
180th JAAF AF Bn

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RE: 1945 May 28 - 11/26/2016 9:01:01 PM

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Home Islands west. Except for the USA 38th ID, tardy as mentioned before, all troops are now ashore at Kumamoto and are in fantastic shape. There have been casualties among the ships and will be more but the news is decidedly positive. The 38th loaded with a full complement of supplies and is already at sea one hex from Taihoku. They should begin unloading at Kumamoto on the third day from now. Meanwhile the forces already there will attack tomorrow. Today saw meaningful attrition of the defenders every time the stuck their heads up. The IJ bombardment resulted in 660 casualties, that after a naval bombardment, gunfire support for both troops and supply landing, and air strikes. Tonight two USN old BB and eight USN fast BB will apply their disruptive effect to the defenses.

Farther out, just offshore, a CVE was torpedoed in a night attack, the only ship casualty of the air strikes.

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Night Air attack on TF, near Kumamoto at 102,59

Weather in hex: Partial cloud

Raid spotted at 108 NM, estimated altitude 18,000 feet.
Estimated time to target is 37 minutes

Japanese aircraft
G4M2a Betty x 7

Japanese aircraft losses
G4M2a Betty: 2 damaged

Allied Ships
CVE Casablanca
CVE Suwannee, Torpedo hits 1

Aircraft Attacking:
7 x G4M2a Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet
Naval Attack: 1 x 45cm Type 91 Torp

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Many night strikes were scattered by fighters, but that one got through. The ships most damaged over the last couple of days are being grouped together into an escort TF bound for Hong Kong. The defenders on the ground are probably in even worse shape than this tally lets on.

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Ground combat at Kumamoto (102,59)

Japanese Bombardment attack

Attacking force 47875 troops, 530 guns, 39 vehicles, Assault Value = 1586

Defending force 60776 troops, 1143 guns, 1999 vehicles, Assault Value = 2117

Japanese ground losses:
660 casualties reported
Squads: 12 destroyed, 59 disabled
Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
Guns lost 8 (3 destroyed, 5 disabled)

Allied ground losses:
15 casualties reported
Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled

Assaulting units:
156th Division
109th Ind.Mixed Brigade
98th Ind.Mixed Brigade
46th Division
206th Division
107th Ind.Mixed Brigade
80th Infantry Brigade
212th Division
146th Division
312th Division
4th Tank Division
126th Ind.Mixed Brigade
37th Ind Engineer Regiment
14th RF Gun (Pack) Battalion
100th Ind.Hvy.Art Battalion
Tachibana-wan Fortress
80th Field AA Battalion
20th AA Regiment
64th Field AA Battalion
22nd Ind.AA Gun Co
44th IMB Artillery Battalion
Waifu JAAF Base Force

Defending units:
5th Marine Division
41st Infantry Division
1st USMC Tank Battalion
766th Tank Battalion
193rd Tank Battalion
670th Tank Destroyer Battalion
710th Tank Battalion
6th Infantry Division
194th Tank Battalion
754th Tank Battalion
716th Tank Battalion
2nd USMC Tank Battalion
24th Infantry Division
767th Tank Battalion
Sixth US Army
7th USMC Field Artillery Battalion
10th USMC Field Artillery Battalion
226th Field Artillery Battalion
223rd Field Artillery Battalion
82nd Mortar Battalion
2nd USMC Field Artillery Battalion
1st USMC Field Artillery Battalion
4th USMC Field Artillery Battalion
XIV US Corps
11th USMC Field Artillery Battalion

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Takamatsu now has air support for its size 4 air complex, so three P-47D25 squadron have moved their. One base force will rail from there to Matsuyama, far quicker than trying to march direct.

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RE: 1945 May 28 - 11/26/2016 9:01:23 PM

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Home Islands east.

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RE: 1945 May 28 - 11/26/2016 9:01:45 PM

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The complete combat report, for combat junkies.

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RE: 1945 May 28 - 11/26/2016 9:38:02 PM

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I have not been able to get Intel monkey/tracker to work properly and since I am usually laying on my bed when I am using the computer, it is tedious to get things straightened out in that position.

Yes, where the enemy unit was in the tracker/Intel Monkey stuff. Then it will disappear for awhile if it was killed, then it would show up again but probably back in the Home Islands. That would at least give you an idea when the unit was killed and then when it was bought back.

But like I also said, it would be a a good idea to keep track of killed then rebuilt units separately to at least give you an idea of the strength of the rebuilt units.

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RE: 1945 May 28 - 11/26/2016 11:22:00 PM

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With the road/rail net on the Home Islands the situation in terms of what a particular invasion is facing can change too fast for that to be useful. The overall situation doesn't matter to me - the invasions are going in no matter what!

Of course I am sure that we have firepower superiority over the defenders in the home Islands, so I'm not worried that they might overwhelm us, only that they might stymie our advances at certain points. That's the reason for invading at four widely separated points.

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RE: 1945 May 28 - 11/26/2016 11:51:41 PM

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Hold them by the nose and kick them in the . . . (Some people might complain if I finished it!)

With your floating artillery, you can also put the hurt on at any coastal targets - as long as there are no minefields there. Would it help if you put minesweepers in bombardment task forces? Keeping the task forces a long way from the coastal defense guns, of course.

Also, by attacking at multiple disparate points, you can cut up the Home Defense network and then destroy the pieces. Much like what the Finns did to the Soviets in the Winter War.

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1945 May 29 - 11/28/2016 5:31:25 AM

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1945 May 29

The Empire captured:

The Allies captured:

There were Imperial amphibious or airborne operations at:

There were Allied amphibious or airborne operations at:
Kumamoto

Imperial Naval Bombardments

Allied Naval Bombardments:
Allied Ships Bombarding Kumamoto
Allied Ships Bombarding Kumamoto
Allied Ships Bombarding Kumamoto

Our subs are conducting secret activities.

China west.

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RE: 1945 May 29 - 11/28/2016 5:31:44 AM

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China Outback.

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RE: 1945 May 29 - 11/28/2016 5:32:03 AM

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China east. We have almost 6,600 AV in Shanghai now and probably about 3,000 more on the way. I've decided to order the first attack for tomorrow because we are already over stacked. This way we can simply pull out mauled units to recover and alleviate over stacking at the same time. The attack will receive only current air support: no additional squadrons or naval bombardments for tomorrow.

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RE: 1945 May 29 - 11/28/2016 5:32:23 AM

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China frontier.

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RE: 1945 May 29 - 11/28/2016 5:32:53 AM

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Philippines.

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Ground combat at Manila (79,77)

Allied Bombardment attack

Attacking force 1503 troops, 151 guns, 84 vehicles, Assault Value = 2269

Defending force 52559 troops, 364 guns, 174 vehicles, Assault Value = 1133

Japanese ground losses:
27 casualties reported
Squads: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled
Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled

Assaulting units:
30th Australian Brigade
1st Regiment
2nd Regiment
24th (Sep) Infantry Regiment
7th Indian Division
15th NZ Brigade
11th NZ Brigade
3rd Commando Brigade
Fiji Brigade
81st (West African) Division
147th(Sep) Infantry Regiment
NG Vol Rifles Battalion
31st Infantry Regiment
8th NZ Brigade
158th(Sep) Infantry Regiment
14th NZ Brigade
50th Indian Para Brigade
131st Field Artillery Battalion
260th Field Artillery Battalion
134th Field Artillery Battalion
462nd Airborn Field Artillery Battalion
Eighth US Army
205th Field Artillery Battalion
147th Field Artillery Battalion
148th Field Artillery Battalion
I US Corps
2nd RAA Jungle Regiment

Defending units:
102nd Infantry Regiment
79th Brigade
66th Infantry Regiment
77th Infantry Brigade
1st Ind.Mixed Regiment
18th Tank Regiment
19th Naval Guard Unit
I./4th Infantry Battalion
39th/A Division
6th Division
13th Ind.Mixed Regiment
39th/B Division
48th Field AA Battalion
30th JNAF AF Unit
9th RF Gun Battalion
39th Field Const Co
14th Naval Construction Battalion
41st Army
2nd South Seas Det.
107th Ship Eng Coy
207th Ship Eng Coy
53rd Infantry Brigade
2nd Army
7th Ship Engineer Regiment
2nd Field Artillery Regiment
48th Field Artillery Regiment
14th Area Army
9th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
180th JAAF AF Bn

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RE: 1945 May 29 - 11/28/2016 5:33:25 AM

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Home Islands west. Heavy attacks against support of our beachhead continued and yielded another night torpedo hit and a day kamikaze hit. There were also surface attacks by different types of small combatants and one by a destroyer. There was also a sub attack. The naval bombardments again were undaunted and had punishing effects. Our ground attack went well but was bloody, more so for us.

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Ground combat at Kumamoto (102,59)

Allied Deliberate attack

Attacking force 56416 troops, 1143 guns, 1768 vehicles, Assault Value = 2138

Defending force 60020 troops, 642 guns, 1614 vehicles, Assault Value = 2254

Allied adjusted assault: 2048

Japanese adjusted defense: 1978

Allied assault odds: 1 to 1 (fort level 4)

Allied Assault reduces fortifications to 3

Combat modifiers
Defender: disruption(-), experience(-)
Attacker:

Japanese ground losses:
2212 casualties reported
Squads: 5 destroyed, 77 disabled
Non Combat: 12 destroyed, 105 disabled
Engineers: 6 destroyed, 17 disabled
Guns lost 54 (31 destroyed, 23 disabled)
Vehicles lost 385 (141 destroyed, 244 disabled)

Allied ground losses:
2346 casualties reported
Squads: 11 destroyed, 298 disabled
Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 136 disabled
Engineers: 2 destroyed, 21 disabled
Guns lost 76 (5 destroyed, 71 disabled)
Vehicles lost 385 (61 destroyed, 324 disabled)

Assaulting units:
710th Tank Battalion
24th Infantry Division
193rd Tank Battalion
670th Tank Destroyer Battalion
716th Tank Battalion
754th Tank Battalion
6th Infantry Division
1st USMC Tank Battalion
41st Infantry Division
766th Tank Battalion
194th Tank Battalion
2nd USMC Tank Battalion
5th Marine Division
767th Tank Battalion
82nd Mortar Battalion
4th USMC Field Artillery Battalion
7th USMC Field Artillery Battalion
223rd Field Artillery Battalion
10th USMC Field Artillery Battalion
2nd USMC Field Artillery Battalion
226th Field Artillery Battalion
1st USMC Field Artillery Battalion
XIV US Corps
Sixth US Army
11th USMC Field Artillery Battalion

Defending units:
1st Ind.Tank Brigade
1st Tank Regiment
37th Ind Engineer Regiment
107th Ind.Mixed Brigade
1st Ind.Tank Co
146th Division
156th Division
5th Tank Regiment
48th Tank Regiment
1st Mobile Infantry Regiment
10th Tank Regiment
19th Tank Regiment
4th Tank Division
6th Tank Regiment
212th Division
80th Infantry Brigade
9th Tank Regiment
126th Ind.Mixed Brigade
206th Division
109th Ind.Mixed Brigade
312th Division
11th Tank Regiment
22nd Tank Regiment
13th Tank Regiment
46th Division
98th Ind.Mixed Brigade
14th Tank Regiment
15th Tank Regiment
49th Tank Battalion
100th Ind.Hvy.Art Battalion
64th Field AA Battalion
14th RF Gun (Pack) Battalion
20th AA Regiment
Tachibana-wan Fortress
44th IMB Artillery Battalion
22nd Ind.AA Gun Co
80th Field AA Battalion
Waifu JAAF Base Force

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We have 1,731 AV at Kumamoto after the attack. Our ground troops have been safe from air attack and punishing any attempts at artillery bombardment and so should recover quickly. The Imperials are hit night and day and should remain hurt. Now compare the Imperial AV to that of yesterday, and compare the units present! I would say that while the Empire's reinforcement efforts certainly shored up the defenses and will delay us, they have not stopped that invasion. Several dive bomber groups have been moved up to start dropping 1,000 pound bombs from 5,000 ft and others are staging their way in. Also moving up a number of land based TB squadrons to add the weight of their 500 pound bombs. When the next attack is ready we will also bring in as many of the P-51B and P-38 ground attack assigned squadrons as nearby airbases can support.

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RE: 1945 May 29 - 11/28/2016 5:33:48 AM

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Home Islands east.

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RE: 1945 May 29 - 11/28/2016 5:34:10 AM

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Air losses. A number of kamikaze and likely conventional strikes were almost entirely warded off in spite of many having good escort.

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RE: 1945 May 29 - 11/28/2016 5:34:29 AM

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Imperial units at Kumamoto yesterday (left) and today (right), sorted and spaced to highlight newly arrived units. The amount of armour that the Empire rushed in is particularly noteworthy. Recon of Kumamoto shows 38 units of 72,720 troops with 668 guns and 1,568 AFV.

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RE: 1945 May 29 - 11/28/2016 5:34:48 AM

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The complete combat report, for combat junkies.

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RE: 1945 May 29 - 11/28/2016 4:20:01 PM

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A very good job at pulling in and mauling his reinforcements!

You are doing a good job of killing his tanks.

This should make it easier for the next invasion.

Your air and ground crews deserve a

for their work.

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RE: 1945 May 29 - 11/28/2016 5:03:05 PM

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I am hoping the vehicle casualties for the Empire are all tanks since I suspect they have little motorized support such as the Allies have. I suppose the next attack will tell us more.

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RE: 1945 May 29 - 11/29/2016 3:10:36 PM

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The Japanese still have Nates? Aren't they already out of date when the war starts?

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RE: 1945 May 29 - 11/29/2016 5:11:02 PM

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The Japanese still have Nates? Aren't they already out of date when the war starts?

Maybe just using what is in the pools for kamikazes??

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1945 May 30 - 11/30/2016 3:49:26 AM

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1945 May 30

The Empire captured:

The Allies captured:

There were Imperial amphibious or airborne operations at:

There were Allied amphibious or airborne operations at:
Kumamoto

Imperial Naval Bombardments

Allied Naval Bombardments:
Allied Ships Bombarding Kumamoto

Our subs are conducting secret activities.

China west.