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>>711112
>>MI
It's Midway, isn't it?

>>711112
>MI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OaYchEJBZMY

>>711154
A-anon, how did you know I was going to use that?

>>711174
You expected a random anon, but it was I. DIO the world war 2 history nerd.

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>MI
Let's go to Mindoro!

>>711112
>MI

Hell yes, Hyuga Quest!

AL... Aleutian islands?

>>711315
No, duh, we're going to Alamagan in the Marinaras.

>>711347
Damn, i knew i should have studied my small pacific islands better!

>>711112
Writing

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>>711112
>AL
Let's head for Alberta. We will pioneer the boreal forests, and extract its rich oil reserves from right under their noses.

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>>711112
>>711852
You select Operation MI, and are informed that you will be going to an island code named "AF". You are instructed to depart Kure alongside several cruisers, destroyers, and the Kongo class battleships, as well as the Kido Butai. Your group will be trailed by a larger surface force, containing even the might of the Yamato.

The force departs on May 28th, and the larger force trailing closely behind. A smaller force was sent on Operation AL to be a distraction of sorts.

You arrive not far from the island on June 4th, the carriers launching aircraft to attack the atoll, and all is quiet.

The previous day the Occupation Force was spotted by American PBY flying boats, giving the Americans a general idea of where the fleet is, and you now know that they will be as well.

You have a floatplane ready, and prepare to launch.

The battle has begun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuOnQpyP1nc

>Roll 2d20

Rolled 2, 14 = 16 (2d20)

>>712273
TORA TORA TORA

if a kind anon could provide me with japanese war cries instead of victory ones I would be grateful

Rolled 11, 16 = 27 (2d20)

>>712273
Banzai!

Rolled 20, 20 = 40 (2d20)

>>712273

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>>712388

>>712273
i wanna roll but then this guy >>712388
Showed up with dubs and 20's.

>>712388
Well, shit, Anon. You did good. Have an Internet or whatever the fuck the proper currency is.

>>712400
>>712403
I think I just used up all my luck for this session.

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>>712273
Writing
>>712388
>>712400

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>>712433
Yeah, make sure to never post again and check on your gf/wife/hand

>>712444
I'll be stealing that hitler if you don't mind

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>>712273
The floatplane spots a Lexington class carrier, and two Yorktown class carriers before being shot down by American fighters.

Now the American's are certain that the Japanese are here.

However, the Kido Butai's aircraft change course from attacking the atoll to attacking the enemy carriers, and the great air battle begins.

>Stick with carriers, provide extra AA
>Move in under air cover to attack the enemy carriers
>Move in without air cover to destroy the installations on the atoll

>>712608
>Move in under air cover to attack the enemy carriers

>>712608
>Move in under air cover to attack the enemy carriers

Long range, maybe try to make sure we keep a ship or two in AA range for support.

>>712608
>Move in under air cover to attack the enemy carriers

>>712608
>Stick with carriers, provide extra AA
Let's put those kraut guns to good use

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>>712608
You move forwards to get the enemy carriers at the very edge of your striking range, with Mikuma and Mogami ahead of you, leading the sort of charge you are performing.

Enemy dive and torpedo bombers notice this, and mistake the cruisers for battleships.

They land three bomb hits on Mikuma, disabling her rear batteries and setting her aflame.

The aircraft do however take an estimated loss of ten aircraft from AA fire from the cruisers.

The Lexington class is now at the very edge of your range...

(Range Very Long)

>Roll 3d100

Rolled 13, 74, 63 = 150 (3d100)

>>712765
We didn't get the AA anon

>>712774

Rolled 87, 52, 2 = 141 (3d100)

>>712774

Rolled 85, 99, 79 = 263 (3d100)

>>712774
inb4 I get triple 1s

Rolled 33, 34, 36 = 103 (3d100)

>>712774
pew pew pew

Nice rolls, Anons, i think we may have hurt a CV

>>713668
if you light its deck on fire, or destory the elevator. you've crippled the carrier and an entire air-wing.

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*I may have made a slight error before. I misread an OOB, it's three Yorktown class, no Lexington class were present. My mistake.
>>712774
All but a select few of your your shells splash at varying distances from the carrier, scoring several straddles and near misses.

Those select shells are six 15" shells, which tear holes in the flight deck, and one hits the bridge.

One manages to go down the elevator currently servicing an aircraft due to the extreme angle that the shells are hitting at, causing an ammunition load to explode, setting off a chain reaction of explosions within the carrier, an elevator launched skyward. Your crew, or at least those who can see it, cheer wildly.

(USS Hornet, sunk)

>To be continued

Sorry about the shorter-than-usual thread, as I have a mild fever and headache as of this moment, and have had all day today and yesterday.

I will return next week, with more Midway action.

Also, if anyone is interested, there's a kill list in the pastebin.

I'll answer questions and all tonight, and tomorrow morning.

>>713815
Damn, nice crit.

Thanks for running, and hope you feel better.

>>713815
>One carrier down
Thats like...fuck 50+ aircraft gone?

>>713870
According to Wikipedia the USS Hornet carried 72 aircraft, so yeah.

>>713815
Thanks for running, hope you feel better!

>>713870
Aircraft can and did however operate from the other carriers, which did happen during Midway. They can also land on the atoll's runways as well.

>>713946
yes but that forces either a Carrier to take longer to launch planes/run out of fuel/ammo quicker, Or it shuts down the Atoll airfield for the moment when they go to land. Plus if I remember correctly not every plane on a carrier is launched at once. They go in waves.

>>713946
Do we have an estimate on the number of aircraft that went down with the CV?

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>>713870
More airplanes can easily be built, with American industrial power

Aviators can't be trained nearly as quickly though, and that's where real blow is dealt

>>713970
~40

>>714318
Nice, thats not a bad volley then. It may have just made the difference.

Just looking through the pastebin, but did we not get the acoustic torpedoes with our last refit?

>>714588
No. The marriage of them and the Long Lance is still in development. It should be finished by June 1943.