Lowpe
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ORIGINAL: ny59giants Meanwhile, while you have a significant part of the IJN in the Andaman Sea, what is the 800 lb gorilla doing?? Yes, I mean the USA! Do you have NavS working overtime out of Cocos Island searching to the western map edge? I would have a significant number of Glen equipped subs over there and covering likely access points onto the map from Cape Town. What are your 'spidey' senses telling you about the Americans?? Ah! Bracing! I know the hammer is going to hit me, and hard. This is scenario 1, actually, it is worse than 1, it is 6 with a historic first day and then exceptionally lousy Japanese play up to late July 42. Then marginally lousy play since then. I can't fight his American CentPac Fleet. He has better everything... All quiet in Oz, I still own parts of it. No buildup at Darwin. I worry an invasion of Port Moresby might be in the offing, intel points that way sometimes, but nothing spotted there and would actually welcome it and get him away from the HI. Cocos all quiet. Benkoelen all quiet. I bet the Deathstar was at Pearl 3 days ago. Kusaie or Ponape or Eniwetok might be next. Amazed Eniwetok hasn't gone yet. Normal Fletcher Star at Marcus. I am trying to pull back defenses from the lower Solomons...and thinking about lightening Kusaie. No search yet on the Bonins. If I were him, that is where I would go next knowing most of the KB is off in the Andamans. I wouldn't care a fig about giving the Japan kamikazes...artificial metagaming constraint (plus I wouldn't get them till Jan anyway). But if he does, so much the better for me. If the action in the Andamans can keep the oil flowing till January...that was, is my goal.
< Message edited by Lowpe -- 3/8/2015 3:01:46 PM >
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