binhthuy71
Emperor
Smellycowsquid said:That was because the carrier fleet that they took off from set sail as soon as they were off, otherwise, the Japenese might have attacked the Carriers and other ships...
In civ3, I would make doom fleets with 6 transports, 2 full of marines, the rest Modern Armors, with two or three carriers stacked with bombers.
Nope. The B-25's used on the Doolittle Raid could not have landed on the Hornet. The landing roll for an unmodified B-25 was too long. The Navy did successfully land a PBJ-1H (The Navy version of the B-25H) on the USS Shangri-La in 15 November 1944 but the aircraft was equipped with a tailhook. The aircraft landed successfully but the Navy didn't pursue carrier-based PBJ-1H's any further.
destroy irrigated fields. You can easily destroy all of these fields in 2 rounds and you will see that the city will die out really. Some with cottages or better cottages that have become towns. Attack them and his economy will be in ruins. This strategy is even more effective if the attacked nation has no Anti air units yet....