John_J_Sheridan
Roman Slayer
fe3333au said:2. Japan fearing the might and power of the Commonwealth, steared clear of United Kingdom interests in the Pacific.
Hong Kong was Commonwealth wasn't it?
C3C PBEM : "Yap" - WWII pacific scenario PBEM (level : newbees)
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Hong Kong was Commonwealth wasn't it?
fe3333au
Deity
John_J_Sheridan said:
Damn
Do you recall how many troops and hardware were in the city 
I hope my boyz expediated the meeting of honourable ancestors for some of your units
John_J_Sheridan
Roman Slayer
It was poorly defended, can't recall what I lost if any.
Damn, I wish I realised people are serious about writing the game events on here. I thought we'd just play!
Damn, I wish I realised people are serious about writing the game events on here. I thought we'd just play!
John_J_Sheridan
Roman Slayer
The imperial Japanese forces announce the following battle outcomes :
Two American submarines were destroyed near Honululu
Guam was taken without loss
Took Puerto Princess from America, it was undefended
Manila was taken without loss
Sunk 2 commonwealth battleships off the coast off Kuala Lumpur, but left two destroyers alive. Lost one destroyer and one submarine in the attacks.
Foochow was taken without loss
Incursions into China 1 light tank was lost
Bombed the crap out of Midway
Destroyed an American submarine near Midway
Why not join us in worshipping the Emperor? We won't cut your head off! C'mon!
Two American submarines were destroyed near Honululu
Guam was taken without loss
Took Puerto Princess from America, it was undefended
Manila was taken without loss
Sunk 2 commonwealth battleships off the coast off Kuala Lumpur, but left two destroyers alive. Lost one destroyer and one submarine in the attacks.
Foochow was taken without loss
Incursions into China 1 light tank was lost
Bombed the crap out of Midway
Destroyed an American submarine near Midway
Why not join us in worshipping the Emperor? We won't cut your head off! C'mon!
EXTRA, EXTRA, READ ALL ABOUT IT. JAPANESE DO NOT BATHE, EXTRA!!!
AP:
After ruthlussly attacking the american naval bases on pearl harbor and killing thousand of innocent and peace loving Americans, a new revalation has occured. The Japanese do not bathe. Our super secert spies in the Japanese empire have confirmed that if the Japanese win this War Americans will no longer be allowed to bathe.
1) japanese destroyer destroyed near Davao
2) lost one bomber attacking fleeing fleet near honolulu
3)destroyer lost near davao
John_J_Sheridan
Roman Slayer
Government officials and important businessmen will be allowed to bathe providing the proper authorisations have been granted by the ministry of occupation
Gnarfflinger
Wiseguy in Training
Note to self: Make sure my soldiers have clothes pegs for their noses when we go Island hopping...
ok, had a little hiccup, i got my saves mixed up and sent the commenwealh the wrong one. at first i didnt know what was wrong and thought i needed to play my turn again, then i realized that i had 2 jan 1942 saves (obviously). so to all the newbies out there, look at your titles, because i actually did name it different from the one the japanese sent me, i just didnt pay attention to anything but the date. i am now gowing to have a file for sent and recieved saves
fe3333au
Deity
Jan 1942 Turn sent
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Empire Hotel - a pub somewhere in Melbourne, Australia
Jack "G'day Dave"
Dave Sullivan "G'day Jack, usual thanks mate"
Dave examining the beer in the light "Looks a bit weak today?"
Jack "Sorry mate, problem with the lines, it's on the house"
Dave "Beudy" ... slurp ... "What's the news?"
Dave "Well, our boys just sunk a big battleship off Saigon"
Jack "Ha, That'll teach them chopstick bastards"
Dave finishes his beer with a flourish. "I'll have another quickone then gotta go"
Jack "No worries"
Dave "Umm, Jack, whats the donation box in the corner for?"
Jack as he hands Dave another, "War effort Mate"
Dave "Here, I'll chuck a coupla bob in"
Jack "No mate. Apparently they want clothes pegs?"
Dave "What on earth for?"
Jack "Apparently the Japs are a bit on the nose and our boys need them to fight proppa"
Dave "Now I've heard everything ... I think I'd betta have another drink ... make it a scotch"
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Military Action
Naval battle off the coast of Saigon. The submarine SS Storm was lost attacking the battleship BB Haruna which had been damaged in an earlier action. However the destroyer DD Teredos managed to sink the giant sustaining heavy damage and is now returning to port with the newly elite DD Enounter which had also been damaged previously.
The airforce lost 1 bomber and a fighter attacking a rubber plantation near Saigon. Japan still has access to the resource.
These aircraft were going to be used in Operation No Smell where supplies of wooden pegs were to have been air dropped to troops on the ground.
No other action occured
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Empire Hotel - a pub somewhere in Melbourne, Australia
Jack "G'day Dave"
Dave Sullivan "G'day Jack, usual thanks mate"
Dave examining the beer in the light "Looks a bit weak today?"
Jack "Sorry mate, problem with the lines, it's on the house"
Dave "Beudy" ... slurp ... "What's the news?"
Dave "Well, our boys just sunk a big battleship off Saigon"
Jack "Ha, That'll teach them chopstick bastards"
Dave finishes his beer with a flourish. "I'll have another quickone then gotta go"
Jack "No worries"
Dave "Umm, Jack, whats the donation box in the corner for?"
Jack as he hands Dave another, "War effort Mate"
Dave "Here, I'll chuck a coupla bob in"
Jack "No mate. Apparently they want clothes pegs?"
Dave "What on earth for?"
Jack "Apparently the Japs are a bit on the nose and our boys need them to fight proppa"
Dave "Now I've heard everything ... I think I'd betta have another drink ... make it a scotch"
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Military Action
Naval battle off the coast of Saigon. The submarine SS Storm was lost attacking the battleship BB Haruna which had been damaged in an earlier action. However the destroyer DD Teredos managed to sink the giant sustaining heavy damage and is now returning to port with the newly elite DD Enounter which had also been damaged previously.
The airforce lost 1 bomber and a fighter attacking a rubber plantation near Saigon. Japan still has access to the resource.
These aircraft were going to be used in Operation No Smell where supplies of wooden pegs were to have been air dropped to troops on the ground.
No other action occured
The war in China has heated up. 2 Japanese infantry armies are on the doorstep of Hangkow as well as tanks and infantry. Japan is laying siege and seems determined to take it following up on their successful capture of Foochow. China made them pay dearly by destroying an army and some infantry divisions. Chinese communist and Kuomintang forces have joined together to drive the Japanese imperialist aggressors into the sea. We should be able to easily exterminate Mao's communist forces once we have dealt with the Japanese menace.
Spartaca,
Supreme commander of Chinese Nationalist forces.
Spartaca,
Supreme commander of Chinese Nationalist forces.
John_J_Sheridan
Roman Slayer
The Imperial Japanese Forces mourn the suicide of General Herro-Kitty, formerly in command of the Chinese campaign. General Herro-Kitty took his own life rather than face the shame of admitting he'd underestimated the strength of the Chinese forces.
In light of this development, the Emperor has asked General Yamamoto to take charge of the entire Japanese war effort, in the hope of ensuring a more integrated approach.
Field Report - February, 1942
Chinese campaign
Hankow was bombed repeatedly. Japan lost one bomber and one fighter in the process of wearing Chinese troops down. Japan attacked with light tanks, infantry and an army of infantry. The city was worn down significantly and many Chinese infantry were killed, however the onslaught failed to capture Hankow.
Artillery shelled two Chinese infantry protecting the road to Kunming, and wore them down. Japanese infantry attacked and killed them. Japan lost one infantry unit.
Commonwealth campaign
Japan bombed and attacked the Commonwealth stack entering Japanese territory from Rangoon. Two Japanese bombers were shot down. The Commonwealth stack was destroyed, it had three infantry, two flaks and two artillery (which were captured).
Japan also bombed the intruding units near Bhuket.
USA
The Japanese Navy destroyed an American submarine near Davao, then shelled Davao. Davao was taken with Marines, who killed two USA infantry and some naval units.
In light of this development, the Emperor has asked General Yamamoto to take charge of the entire Japanese war effort, in the hope of ensuring a more integrated approach.
Field Report - February, 1942
Chinese campaign
Hankow was bombed repeatedly. Japan lost one bomber and one fighter in the process of wearing Chinese troops down. Japan attacked with light tanks, infantry and an army of infantry. The city was worn down significantly and many Chinese infantry were killed, however the onslaught failed to capture Hankow.
Artillery shelled two Chinese infantry protecting the road to Kunming, and wore them down. Japanese infantry attacked and killed them. Japan lost one infantry unit.
Commonwealth campaign
Japan bombed and attacked the Commonwealth stack entering Japanese territory from Rangoon. Two Japanese bombers were shot down. The Commonwealth stack was destroyed, it had three infantry, two flaks and two artillery (which were captured).
Japan also bombed the intruding units near Bhuket.
USA
The Japanese Navy destroyed an American submarine near Davao, then shelled Davao. Davao was taken with Marines, who killed two USA infantry and some naval units.
LouLong
In love with Rei Ayanami
John_J_Sheridan said:
fe3333au
Deity
Feb 1942 Turn sent
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Empire Hotel - a pub somewhere in Melbourne, Australia
Jack "G'day Dave"
Dave Sullivan "G'day Jack, usual thanks mate"
Dave examining the beer in the light "Feard the news?"
Jack "Yeah, Bit of action up near Bangkok"
Dave "Says here that we bombed the hell out of them Japs"
Dave quickly downs the beer. "I'll have another ... guess what?"
Jack "What?"
Dave "Tom's got his orders and it on his way north"
Jack "That was quick, I though he was still in training"
Dave "No mate, boot camp finished early"
Jack "Oh", raises a glass "To Tom"
Dave "Tom and the King"
Whole Bar stands "The King"
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Military Action
Operation Bangkok Liberation has been severely setback with the loss of ground troops from Rangoon. Meanwhile Bhuket forces are digging in and bombarding the city with air support. Spotters confirm severe damage to defending ground forces and the destruction of 1 x Japanese fighter.
No other action occured
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Empire Hotel - a pub somewhere in Melbourne, Australia
Jack "G'day Dave"
Dave Sullivan "G'day Jack, usual thanks mate"
Dave examining the beer in the light "Feard the news?"
Jack "Yeah, Bit of action up near Bangkok"
Dave "Says here that we bombed the hell out of them Japs"
Dave quickly downs the beer. "I'll have another ... guess what?"
Jack "What?"
Dave "Tom's got his orders and it on his way north"
Jack "That was quick, I though he was still in training"
Dave "No mate, boot camp finished early"
Jack "Oh", raises a glass "To Tom"
Dave "Tom and the King"
Whole Bar stands "The King"
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Military Action
Operation Bangkok Liberation has been severely setback with the loss of ground troops from Rangoon. Meanwhile Bhuket forces are digging in and bombarding the city with air support. Spotters confirm severe damage to defending ground forces and the destruction of 1 x Japanese fighter.
No other action occured
Attachments
Destroyed another Japanese army at Hangkow. Who will take over for General Yamamoto now? Japan is massing for another attack but we will continue to resist to the death. Meanwhile another Japanese invasion force approaches Kunming. We are preparing a special welcome for them as well.
EXTRA, EXTRA READ ALL ABOUT IT, GEORGE BUSH THE HERO, EXTRA!!!
AP:
George Herbert Walker Bush of Milton, Mass was picked up drifting in the Pacific ocean yesterday by an american submarine. Mr. Bush is the youngest commisoned pilot in American history and has been awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross. The Pentagon has related to us that Mr. Bush took out at least 11 of the inferior japanese zero's before his own plane was damaged beyond repair. We have been imformed by the military that Mr. Bush then jumped out of his plane onto a Japanese zero, punched bare fist through the windshield, and dropped kicked the japanese pilot into the pacific before taking out another 3 enemy planes, having done his duty Mr. Bush then parachuted to saftey. When asked how he felt about the matter Mr. Bush replied, "Read my lips, we will beat those Japs!" Indeed, as long as brave men like George Bush are on our side how can we lose.
John_J_Sheridan
Roman Slayer
Incredibly, General Yamamotos drive into China continues to be effectively resisted. In an hour of desperate soul-searching, Yamamoto sought personal audience with the Emperor. He asked if perhaps these Chinese are not quite as inferior as previously thought. The Emperor assured General Yamamoto they are quite inferior and that victory is certain. This made Yamamoto feel much better.
Field Report, March 1942
China
Japan shelled and bombed Hankow. We lost one bomber to AA fire. There seemed no limit to the number of Chinese infantry and tanks defending the city. Many were destroyed, perhaps in the region of 15 units in total, yet still Hankow did not fall. The Chinese have obviously been conscripting their people into military service, as was evident by the huge number of green troops defending Hankow. Japanese losses attacking Hankow this month amounted to about 8 units infantry and light tanks.
Kunming was also bombed.
Commonwealth
Commonwealth troops invading Bangkok were attacked. A Commonwealth interceptor was shot down by a Japanese bomber near Bhuket. Japan lost two bombers in the attacks, unacceptable losses considering the trivial nature of the campaign.
Field Report, March 1942
China
Japan shelled and bombed Hankow. We lost one bomber to AA fire. There seemed no limit to the number of Chinese infantry and tanks defending the city. Many were destroyed, perhaps in the region of 15 units in total, yet still Hankow did not fall. The Chinese have obviously been conscripting their people into military service, as was evident by the huge number of green troops defending Hankow. Japanese losses attacking Hankow this month amounted to about 8 units infantry and light tanks.
Kunming was also bombed.
Commonwealth
Commonwealth troops invading Bangkok were attacked. A Commonwealth interceptor was shot down by a Japanese bomber near Bhuket. Japan lost two bombers in the attacks, unacceptable losses considering the trivial nature of the campaign.
Gnarfflinger
Wiseguy in Training
That's okay. We'll remind them soon enough...
fe3333au
Deity
Mar 1942 Turn sent
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Empire Hotel - a pub somewhere in Melbourne, Australia
Jack "G'day Dave"
Dave "G'day Jack, usual thanks mate"
Dave sipping the beer "Heard the news?"
Jack "Yeah, our boys are a stone throw away from Bangkok"
Dave "No Mate, the bombing of the oil fields in Indo China"
Jack "No I didn't."
Dave "Yeah my brother in Darwin recons he can see the smoke"
Jack "Sounds a bit far fetched"
Dave "Don't know ... anyway to us givin' the Japs a good kickin"
Jack "Cheers"
They clink glasses and scull the amber fluid down.
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News at Home
Commonwealth civilians have dug deep into their pockets donating huge amounts of money which will be sent to support allied war efforts in China.
The Women's Land Army has been formed resulting in the fairer sex now taking over agricultural and industry jobs allowing the Commonwealth's men folk to join the fight against the dreaded Yellow Peril.
Military Action
Combined air and sea bombardment of strategic resource near Saigon successful with fire raging out of control in the oil fields. This must be considered the turning point in the mainland war, as Japan now has no access to this vital resource, this of course will severely affect Japan's production capability. 
Reported sighting of enemy submarine activity NW off the coast of Truk. Commonwealth SS Tireless engaged the raider, badly damaging the enemy sub(redline) before all contact was lost. Last transmission indicated taking severe damage from counter attack and abandon ship order issued, captain and crew are officially listed as MIA.
Operation Bangkok Liberation continues with ground units from Rangoon and Bhuket both on the outskirts of the city. Air and land bombardment have damaged the defending Japanese forces. It is anticipated that full assault will commence very soon.
No other action occured
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Empire Hotel - a pub somewhere in Melbourne, Australia
Jack "G'day Dave"
Dave "G'day Jack, usual thanks mate"
Dave sipping the beer "Heard the news?"
Jack "Yeah, our boys are a stone throw away from Bangkok"
Dave "No Mate, the bombing of the oil fields in Indo China"
Jack "No I didn't."
Dave "Yeah my brother in Darwin recons he can see the smoke"
Jack "Sounds a bit far fetched"
Dave "Don't know ... anyway to us givin' the Japs a good kickin"
Jack "Cheers"
They clink glasses and scull the amber fluid down.
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News at Home
Commonwealth civilians have dug deep into their pockets donating huge amounts of money which will be sent to support allied war efforts in China.
The Women's Land Army has been formed resulting in the fairer sex now taking over agricultural and industry jobs allowing the Commonwealth's men folk to join the fight against the dreaded Yellow Peril.
Military Action
Combined air and sea bombardment of strategic resource near Saigon successful with fire raging out of control in the oil fields. This must be considered the turning point in the mainland war, as Japan now has no access to this vital resource, this of course will severely affect Japan's production capability.
Reported sighting of enemy submarine activity NW off the coast of Truk. Commonwealth SS Tireless engaged the raider, badly damaging the enemy sub(redline) before all contact was lost. Last transmission indicated taking severe damage from counter attack and abandon ship order issued, captain and crew are officially listed as MIA.
Operation Bangkok Liberation continues with ground units from Rangoon and Bhuket both on the outskirts of the city. Air and land bombardment have damaged the defending Japanese forces. It is anticipated that full assault will commence very soon.
No other action occured
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