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RE: Japanese aircraft production (no Xen2xen) - 6/17/2017 11:57:17 PM

palioboy2

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Today's A/C losses, he launched a lot of sweeps at my field at Toowoomba again.

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I moved my squadron of P40K's in to Toowoomba to see how they hold up.

I am moving two divisions through the jungle north of Toowoomba in hopes of cutting off the large stack he has in Toowoomba proper. It seems like he is also shifting a lot of troops to Perth but I am dug in well at Port Augusta.

I am also moving out more Seabee's and some infantry units to reinforce a few more islands at the end of the Aleutians.

Because of the carrier loses I took, I want to get into a drawn out ground campaign in Oz and to try and destroy a large number of A/C and LCU's there in 1943. After this I would like to shift a decent amount of force to the north and use the built up Aleutians for the base of a northern counter attack.

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RE: Japanese aircraft production (no Xen2xen) - 6/18/2017 1:50:27 AM

palioboy2

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Sept 20th, 1942

Fighter loses in the Brisbane area are 64 enemy (including 51 A6M2's) too 37. The K's seemed to perform really well, but I pulled them back and swapped out some so-so pilots and filled up the squadron to high end pilots.

I continue to shuffle troops on my new MLR in China, once things stablize and units dig in I might send back a ton of AV to try and route the smaller IJA units that have infiltrated behind my lines. I assume they can't be drawing much in the way of supply.

CV's are out of the danger areas and headed back to Pearl and my troops are almost done loading for the Aleutians.

He took Lord Howe Island forever ago and is flying Jakes out of there supplied by subs. I have been constantly pounding the port with B-17's and other level bombers as I figure this is a good place to train those crews up as it is a total milk run. Is there anyway I can shut down the Jake's though? Sending my supply ships all the way around the island is a pain.

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RE: Japanese aircraft production (no Xen2xen) - 6/18/2017 3:08:54 PM

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Starvation is the way to go. Keep bombing the airfield and use USN S boats to seal off the island. They can sink subs too....GP

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RE: Japanese aircraft production (no Xen2xen) - 6/21/2017 9:06:14 PM

palioboy2

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Another question for everybody. If I am wanting to disband an Indian unit, what do I need to have at a base to disband the unit but retain all of the squads and equipment? I think there is a supply threshold and some other requirements but I cant really remember.

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RE: Japanese aircraft production (no Xen2xen) - 6/22/2017 3:41:46 PM

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Another question. If I am defending a hex that is being invaded by sea, and I still occupy the hex does the enemy's ships get fired on every time they drop off supplies? or just when they are dropping off troops initially.

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