Radio messages stopped TMO RSRDC

[Chasryoung]

I have been installing and trying different mods with JSGME and now I have a list I am happy with, however I have noticed that radio messages about the war (fox traffic, Pac news) have stopped. I still get some messages that come through on the radio, but none of the ones like "Hong Kong has fallen", or "Enemy taskforce detected off Midway, all nearby forces intercept". The atmosphere messages for lack of a better term.

Is there a fix for this or should I re-install the whole game and mods afresh in case I screwed up something with all my JSGME changes?

1_TriggerMaru_Overhauled_2-5
RSRDC_TMO_V502
RSRDC_V5xx_Patch1
TMO_Visuals_for_RSRDC
Improved Stock Environments_v3_TMO&RFB
#1 ISE New Clouds+Waves
#2 ISE Realistic Colors
Improved Ship Physics 2.6_TMO_RSRDC_OTC
Improved Ship Physics 2.x Patch
IJN_Radar_Fix_2
Better medals for TMO 2.5 and OTC 1.5
TDW_Ship_Plane_Fire_Damage_v1_3_SH4
Rescue Sub v1.15 for RSRDC TMO 5.02
AI shoots torpedos
LST_TMO_v2
Less Plankton 1.2

[Chasryoung]

I just discovered through testing that there are no scripted surface battles occurring.

Just hung around Savo Island on 8th-9th Aug 1942 and while I did get some contacts they were just stationary dots on the Nav map and no unit actually at that location.

Something is definitely wrong.

[TorpX]

Have you been at sea for a long time?

[torpedobait]

I just discovered through testing that there are no scripted surface battles occurring.

Just hung around Savo Island on 8th-9th Aug 1942 and while I did get some contacts they were just stationary dots on the Nav map and no unit actually at that location.

Something is definitely wrong.

I have used pretty much the same configuration you now have. You could just be missing them. Most early action off Guadalcanal seems to be at the southeastern end of the slot, below Honoria. The IJN resupply forces pass north of Tulagi, down that coast, and then across the eastern tip over to Guadalcanal. I haven't encountered the big boys until the October-November timeframe.

[Chasryoung]

Hey guys.

I re-installed everything and I now have battles happening where/when they should. Still not getting "immersion" war news of battles/campaigns won and lost... cities fallen to enemy hands etc.

[Aktungbby]

Chasryoung!:Kaleun_Salute:

[ColonelSandersLite]

And the answer to torpex's question above? There is a longstanding bug in both sh3 and sh4 related to that. Basically, to save memory, the game only loads a certain amount of the campaign at a time. So if you've been out for a long time, you can go past the amount of data loaded. If you have been out at sea for a long time, return to port and end the patrol. See if that fixes the issue on your next patrol.

[Jimbuna]

Welcome Aboard Chasryoung :sunny:

[merc4ulfate]

RULE 574 ... when switching mods I will always and without fail under penalty of sleeping in a wet rack do a clean install of the game and a clean install of all mods.

THIS NEVER FAILS

[AJ94CAP]

Hey everyone. Getting back into SH4 after a 4 year long break. I'm actually surprised to see the forum still has a pretty healthy pulse. But I digress...

I play RSRDC on top of TMO 2.5. I started my career (IIRC) in the Spring of '42 commanding USS S-46. I've actually managed to survive all the way until now (October 1943) now in the Searaven.

I think that I may have the same issues as the OP. It seems like the last news message I received was the first few months after beginning the career. Now I only get "flash" radio messages alerting me to enemy convoys/TFs.

I feel that I should be getting more radio traffic. "Manila has fallen." "The Japanese have been pushed out of the Solomons." Idk, I think we have a problem. I don't have any gameplay mods installed over top of RSRDC and my patrols generally last a little over two months.

Should I try to reinstall the mods with JSGME? And will my saves be okay if I do so?

Thanks.

PS: Also, who does a guy have to pay around here to get his forum name changed? My current name is something I used in high school. I don't use it anymore besides for here.

[Chasryoung]

And the answer to torpex's question above? There is a longstanding bug in both sh3 and sh4 related to that. Basically, to save memory, the game only loads a certain amount of the campaign at a time. So if you've been out for a long time, you can go past the amount of data loaded. If you have been out at sea for a long time, return to port and end the patrol. See if that fixes the issue on your next patrol.

Nah, this isn't the issue. My patrols are fairly short and upon next patrol the issue is still the same.

[AJ94CAP]

We'll I'm pretty sure we are having the same problem. I haven't gotten any Fox traffic, reports from other subs, or anything besides "convoy sailing from Rabaul to Peleliu" messages. I don't think that convoys or task forces are spawning either because I haven't seen a single convoy/TF in 3 years of patrols...I may try a redownload/install.

[AJ94CAP]

I have figured out the culprit. After carefully disabling all mods, radio traffic resumed normally. After I installed TMO and the small patch, I got TMO's radio traffic along with that which is in the stock game.

After I installed RSRD however, I received NO radio traffic except for on December 8 (all of my tests had me starting a campaign at Pearl on December 8) and task force locations on December 13th or thereabouts. I ran each test campaign until January 11th, 1942. I should be getting dozens of messages by then, but with RSRD installed, the tally remained at 4.

Thus, RSRD is the problem here. That's very very unfortunate because I otherwise love RSRD. I can't think of another mod that I'd use to replace RSRD...at least one that is compatible with TMO.

For anyone who is curious of my mod list, here is a copy/paste from the jsgme.cfg in my MODS folder:

1_TriggerMaru_Overhaul_2-5=1
1_TMO_25_small_patch=2
LST_TMO_v2=3
no trembling=4
TMO Smoke Mod=5
Stock Map Icons=6
IJN_Radar_Fix_2=7
Webster's Eliminate Floating Plankton=8
Webster's Faster TC Near Land for v1.5=9
Snarf_WoodModelv2=10

***NOTE: RSRDC_TMO_V502 and RSRDC_V5xx_Patch1 were obviously installed during some of my tests...just not when I copy/pasted the cfg. Both of these were installed after LST_TMO_v2 and before no trembling. I took them out because of the radio issue.

I also made sure that none of the smaller mods were creating the problem. I had them installed during all tests and they did not cause the radio anomalies.

Could I simply delete the radio messages from the RSRD folder so that they do not overwrite TMO's? Or would that mess up contact reports, etc?

Any ideas?

[AJ94CAP]

I see the problem in the files.

Here is the messages.cfg file located in the TMO folder: (I have only pasted a clip of it, the entire thing is quite long...)

#Date (Begin Transmision) Time (Begin Transmision) Date (End Transmision) Time (End Transmision) Message Type ( 0 = transmit once , 1 = transmit until received ) Probability (%) Retransmision Interval (minutes) Priority (0=High 1=Low) @FROM@ ^TO^ &TITLE& [INVOLVED SHIPS,INVOLVED SHIPS] Message content
19411207 0808 19411207 1900 1 100 5 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Enemy attack on Pearl!&AIR RAID PEARL HARBOR X THIS IS NOT DRILL X
19411207 1300 19411208 1300 1 100 120 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&BE ADVISED OF POTENTIALLY HOSTILE JAPANESE NAVAL FORCES X HEAVY ACTIVITY REPORTED IN AND AROUND MALAYAN BORNEO AND PHILIPPINE COASTLINES X
19411208 1800 19411208 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE FORCES HAVE LANDED IN MALAYA X THE USA BRITAIN AND NETHERLANDS DECLARED WAR ON JAPAN X ALL VESSELS FLYING JAPANESE COLORS ARE NOW LEGAL TARGETS X
19411209 1800 19411209 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&CHINA HAS DECLARED WAR ON JAPAN OFFICIALLY X IT’S ABOUT DAMNED TIME X
19411210 1800 19411210 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&THE JAPANESE HAVE SUNK 2 BRITISH BATTLESHIPS BY AIR IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA X HMS REPULSE AND HMS PRINCE OF WALES ARE LOST X JAPANESE FORCES HAVE LANDED IN THE PHILIPPINES X
19411211 1800 19411211 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&GERMANY AND ITALY DECLARE WAR ON THE UNITED STATES X THE US CONGRESS WILL NOT BE OUTDONE AND DECLARES WAR ON GERMANY AND ITALY X JAPANESE FORCES HAVE BEEN TURNED BACK AT WAKE ISLAND X GOOD JOB BOYS X
19411212 2100 19411213 2100 1 100 120 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&ALL CRAFT BE ADVISED JAPANESE INVASION OF BORNEO IMMINENT X REQUEST ASSISTANCE AND AID FROM PATROL CRAFT IN THE AREA X
19411216 1800 19411216 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&JAPANESE TROOPS HAVE LANDED IN BORNEO X
19411223 1800 19411223 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&A SECOND ATTEMPT ON WAKE BY THE JAPANESE WAS SUCCESSFUL X 4000 AMERICAN TROOPS HAVE BEEN FORCED TO SURRENDER X
19411225 1800 19411225 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&THE ISLAND OF HONG KONG HAS SURRENDERED TO THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE TODAY X BY THE WAY MERRY CHRISTMAS X
19420102 1800 19420102 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&MANILA CAPTURED BY JAPANESE FORCES X
19420107 1800 19420107 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&JAPANESE FORCES HAVE BEGUN A SIEGE OF THE BATAAN PENINSULA X
19420111 1800 19420111 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&JAPANESE TROOPS CAPTURE KUALA LAMPUR IN MALAYSIA X JAPAN DECLARES WAR ON NETHERLANDS X INVADES DUTCH EAST INDIES X
19420119 1800 19420119 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&JAPANESE LAND FORCES HAVE PUSHED INTO BURMA X
19420125 1800 19420125 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&THAILAND SIDES WITH JAPANESE X DECLARES WAR ON ENGLAND AND USA X JAPANESE TROOPS HAVE BEGUN OPERATIONS IN SOLOMON ISLANDS X
19420131 1800 19420131 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&ALLIED FORCES HAVE WITHDRAWN FROM MALAYA X
19420215 1800 19420215 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&SINGAPORE HAS SURRENDERED TO THE JAPANESE X
19420219 1800 19420219 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&BE ADVISED JAPANESE AIR FORCES ARE OPERATING AROUND DARWIN AUSTRALIA X
19420222 1800 19420222 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&FDR ORDERS US FORCES OUT OF PHILLIPINES X MACARTHUR VOWS TO RETURN X
19420223 1800 19420223 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&CONFIRMED JAPANESE SUBMARINE ATTACK ON US COAST X ATTACK FAILS TO DO DAMAGE TO SANTA BARBARA TARGET X
19420225 1800 19420225 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&PRINCESS ELIZABETH OF ENGLAND ENLISTS FOR WAR SERVICE X DON’T EVEN THINK ABOUT IT X
19420227 1800 19420227 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&THE CARRIER USS LANGLEY HAS GONE DOWN TODAY IN THE JAVA SEA X BE ADVISED JAPANESE AIR FORCES MAINTAIN A STRONG PRESENCE IN THE AREA X
19420308 1800 19420308 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&JAPANESE FORCES HAVE INVADED JAVA X COFFEE RATIONING BEGINS TOMORROW X JUST BE HAPPY THEY DIDN’T INVADE VIRGINIA X
19420310 1800 19420310 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&RANGOON FALLS TO JAPANESE FORCES X BRITISH 7TH ARMOR ESCAPES THROUGH THE NOOSE X COLLEGE FOOTBALL FINALS X OHIO STATE TAKES NCF CHAMPIONSHIP WITH 9 AND 1 RECORD X
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19420405 1800 19420405 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&JAPANESE NAVY ATTACKS COLUMBO IN CEYLON X 2 ROYAL NAVY CRUISERS GO TO THE BOTTOM X
19420409 1800 19420409 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&MORE ATTACKS ON CEYLON X ROYAL NAVY AIRCRAFT CARRIER SUNK X
19420418 1800 19420418 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&IN AN ACT OF AMERICAN INGENUITY DOOLITTLE LEADS BOMBING RAID ON TOKYO X GIVE EM HELL BOYS X
19420427 1800 19420428 1800 1 100 120 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&BE ADVISED MAJOR JAPANESE NAVAL CONTINGENT CONVERGING IN CORAL SEA AREA X ALL NEARBY PATROL VESSELS REQUESTED TO TAKE APPROPRIATE MEASURES X THAT MEANS BLOW THEM OUT OF THE WATER X
19420505 2200 19420506 0600 1 100 60 0 @CORREGIDOR FORTRESS@^...^&Last transmission from the island&ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-THREE OFFICERS AND TWENTY-THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN MEN OF THE NAVY REAFFIRM THEIR LOYALTY AND DEVOTION TO COUNTRY FAMILIES AND FRIENDS X
19420506 1800 19420506 2300 1 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&CORREGIDOR ISLAND HAS SURRENDERED TO THE JAPANESE X THE PHILIPPINES ARE THEIRS X
19420508 1800 19420508 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&BE ADVISED MAJOR NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS IN THE CORAL SEA HAVE ENDED X
19420601 1800 19420601 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&MEXICO DECLARES WAR ON GERMANY X WE’RE SURE THERES A JOKE IN THERE SOMEWHERE X
19420604 1800 19420604 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&BE ADVISED MAJOR NAVAL ENGAGEMENT WITH JAPANESE FORCES IN THE AREA OF MIDWAY ISLAND X
19420607 1800 19420607 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&JAPANESE FORCES LAND ON ALEUTIAN ISLANDS X GIVE THEM A WEEK AND THEY’LL PAY US TO TAKE IT BACK X
19420703 1800 19420704 1800 1 100 120 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&BE ADVISED GUADALCANAL HAS FALLEN TO THE JAPANESE X MAJOR JAPANESE NAVAL ACTIVITY REMAINS IN AREA X
19420721 1800 19420721 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&JAPANESE HAVE LANDED IN NEW GUINEA X AUSTRALIAN COMMANDER VOWS NOT TO LET THEM KEEP IT X
19420808 1800 19420808 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&SIX GERMAN SABOTEURS EXECUTED TODAY IN WASHINGTON D.C. X
19420822 1800 19420822 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&BRAZIL DECLARES WAR ON ALL AXIS POWERS X GERMAN BEER NOW NON GRATA DURING MARDI GRAS CELEBRATIONS X
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19421006 1800 19421006 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&WORLD SERIES REPORT X YESTERDAY CARDS BEAT YANKS AT HOME 4 TO 2 X CARDS TAKE WORLD SERIES IN 5 GAMES 4 TO 1 X
19421103 1800 19421103 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&AFTER SECOND BATTLE OF AL ALEMEIN GERMAN FORCES HAVE BEEN FORCED TO RETREAT X
19421113 1800 19421113 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&BRITISH 8TH ARMY RECAPTURES TOBRUK IN AFRICA X IN THE PACIFIC AVIATORS FROM THE USS ENTERPRISE HAVE SUNK MAJOR JAPANESE BATTLESHIP X
19421115 1800 19421115 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&SEA BATTLE OF GUADALCANAL ENDS X US FORCES VICTORIOUS X
19421225 1800 19421225 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM COMSUBPAC X SOMEBODY PUT A TORPEDO IN TOJOS BOAT SO WE CAN ALL GO HOME X
19430115 1800 19430115 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&JAPANESE FINALLY DEFEATED IN GUADALCANAL X ISLAND IS NOW UNDER ALLIED CONTROL X
19430118 1800 19430118 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&SOVIET OFFICIALS REPORT THEY HAVE BROKEN THE SIEGE OF LENINGRAD X
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19430127 1800 19430127 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&THE FIRST ALL-AMERICAN AIR RAID HIT MAINLAND GERMANY TODAY X
19430202 1800 19430202 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&GERMAN 6TH ARMY SURRENDERS IN STALINGRAD X 200,000 GERMAN SOLDIERS TAKEN PRISONER BY THE RED ARMY X
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19430217 1800 19430217 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&BREEZY NIGHTLY NEWS X JOE DIMAGGIO ENLISTS IN THE ARMY TODAY X ENDS 56 GAME HITTING STREAK RECORD X TED WILLIAMS IS NOT TO BE OUTDONE AND JOINS MARINES X
19430218 1800 19430218 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&GERMAN PROPOGANDA MINISTER DECLARES TOTAL WAR AGAINST ALLIES IN MASSIVE GERMAN RALLY X NOW WE’RE REALLY AT WAR X
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19430313 1800 19430313 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&JAPANESE FORCES HAVE CEASED HOSTILITIES ON THE ISLAND OF BOUGAINVILLE X
19430326 1800 19430326 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&US NAVY INTERCEPTED A JAPANESE FORCE HEADED TO KISKA TODAY X JAPAN LEAVES ALEUTIANS AS UNTENABLE X
19430509 1800 19430509 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&GERMAN AND ITALIAN FORCES IN TUNISIA HAVE SURRENDERED TO ALLIED FORCES TODAY X
19430511 1800 19430511 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&AMERICAN TROOPS HAVE LANDED IN ON ATTU IN THE ALEUTIANS X LIGHTS WERE ON BUT NOBODY WAS HOME X
19430513 1800 19430513 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&GERMAN AFRIKA KORPS SURRENDERS TODAY TO ALLIED FORCES X ROMMEL ON THE LAMB X WAR IN NORTHERN AFRICA IS OVER X
19430710 1800 19430710 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&THE 45TH DIVISION US ARMY HAS LANDED IN SICILY TODAY X LOCAL POPULATION GRATEFUL X
19430817 1800 19430817 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&GENERAL PATTON AND GENERAL MONTGOMERY ARRIVE IN MESSINA TODAY X SICILY COMPLETELY PACIFIED X
19430823 1800 19430823 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&RUSSIANS POUND GERMANS IN BATTLE OF KURSK X
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19430909 1800 19430909 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&THE US ARMY HAS LANDED IN SALERNO ITALY FOR FINAL ITALIAN PUSH X
19430923 1800 19430923 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&AXIS NORTHERN ITALY HAS FORMED A NEW GOVERNMENT X NEW ITALIAN SOCIAL REPUBLIC DECLARES WAR ON ALLIES X
19431006 1800 19431006 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&AMERICAN AND JAPANESE NAVAL FORCES ARE CURRENTLY ENGAGED IN VELLA LAVELLA X
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19431022 1800 19431022 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&RAF DELIVERED A NEAR FATAL BLOW TO INDUSTRY IN KESSEL GERMANY X LARGEST AIR ATTACK ON EUROPE TO DATE X
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19440618 1800 19440618 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&ELBA IS DECLARED LIBERATED X WHERE IS ELBA? X
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19440622 1800 19440622 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&BRITISH RETAKE KOHIMA IN BURMA X
19440626 1800 19440626 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&GREETED AS LIBERATORS AMERICAN FORCES PARADE THROUGH CHERBOURG AS NAZIS RUN X
19440703 1800 19440703 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&MINSK LIBERATED BY SOVIET TROOPS X
19440709 1800 19440709 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&ALLIED TROOPS LIBERATED CAEN TODAY X FILM FESTIVAL STARTS TOMORROW X
19440719 1800 19440719 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&ENTIRE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT HAS RESIGNED TODAY X EMPORER HIROHITO LEFT HOLDING THE BAG X
19440804 1800 19440804 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&ALLIES LIBERATE FLORENCE TODAY X SHE WAS ENTIRELY TOO CONSERVATIVE ANYWAYS X
19440810 1800 19440810 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&AMERICAN MARINES RETAKE GUAM X
19440823 1800 19440823 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&ROMANIA SURRENDERS TO RUSSIAN FORCES X MYSTERIOUS OUTBREAK OF VAMPIRISM NOTED AMONG RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS X
19440825 1800 19440825 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&PARIS LIBERATED X GRAND PARADE THROUGH THE CITY IN CELEBRATION X GERMANS LEAVE WITHOUT A SHOT FIRED X
19440902 1800 19440902 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&ALLIED FORCES HAVE SET FOOT IN BELGIUM FOR THE FIRST TIME X
19440903 1800 19440903 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&BRUSSELS LIBERATED BY BRITISH ARMY X US FORCES LIBERATE LYON IN FRANCE X
19440904 1800 19440904 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&DUTCH PORT OF ANTWERP LIBERATED BY THE BRITS X
19440909 1800 19440909 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&DE GAULLE FORMS NEW GOVERNMENT IN FRANCE X BULGARIA MAKES PEACE WITH USSR X BOTH DECLARE WAR ON GERMANY X
19440910 1800 19440910 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&US 1ST ARMY LIBERATES LUXEMBOURG X
19440911 1800 19440911 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&THE FIRST ALLIED TROOPS HAVE CROSSED INTO GERMANY X
19440930 1800 19440930 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&GERMAN GARRISON IN CALAIS SURRENDERS TO ALLIED TROOPS X
19441001 1800 19441001 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&THE RUSSIANS HAVE ENTERED YUGOSLAVIA TODAY X THE RACE CONTINUES TO BERLIN X
19441004 1800 19441004 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&MAIN GERMAN FORCES IN GREECE RETREAT AS ALLIES ADVANCE X
19441005 1800 19441005 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&CANADIAN TROOPS PUSHED INTO THE NETHERLANDS TODAY X
19441009 1800 19441009 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&WORLD SERIES REPORT X BROWNS CLAIM VICTORY AFTER 6 GAMES X
19441020 1800 19441020 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&GENERAL MACARTHUR RETURNS TO THE PHILIPINES TODAY AS PROMISED X
19441021 1800 19441021 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&FIRST GERMAN CITY CAPTURED BY ALLIES X AACHEN UNDER US CONTROL X
19441023 1800 19441023 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&HEAVY NAVAL ENGAGEMENT WITH US AND JAPANESE NAVAL FORCES IN LEYTE GULF X ALL PATROLS BE ADVISED X
19441102 1800 19441102 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&BELGIUM LIBERATED BY CANADIAN FORCES TODAY X
19441104 1800 19441104 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&GERMAN FORCES IN GREECE SURRENDERED X IT’S THE BEGINNING OF THE END FOR THE KRAUTS X
19441124 1800 19441124 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&FREE FRENCH TROOPS LIBERATE STRASBOURG X
19441225 1800 19441225 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM UBISOFT ROMANIA X NOW GO SINK SOMETHING AND MAKE A NICE SCREENSHOT X
19450102 1800 19450102 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT CLAIMS LIFE OF BRITISH ADMIRAL BERTRAM RAMSEY X
19450116 1800 19450116 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&GERMAN COUNTER-ATTACK DEFEATED IN ARDENNES X US 1ST AND 3RD ARMIES LINK UP X
19450117 1800 19450117 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&RUSSIANS LIBERATE WARSAW X STALIN VOWS NO REST UNTIL THEY REACH BERLIN X
19450204 1800 19450204 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&THE LAST GERMAN FORCES HAVE RETREATED FROM BELGIUM TODAY X
19450223 1800 19450223 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&BATTLE FOR IWO JIMA FINISHED X US MARINES VICTORIOUS X
19450228 1800 19450228 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&HE HAS RETURNED X MANILA PHILIPINES TAKEN BY US FORCES X
19450313 1800 19450313 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&COLLEGE FOOTBALL FINALS X ALABAMA SQUEAKS BY ARMY FOR NCF CHAMPIONSHIP X
19450320 1800 19450320 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&INDIAN FORCES HAVE LIBERATED MANDALAY FROM JAPANESE CONTROL X
19450329 1800 19450329 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&THE RACE CONTINUES X RUSSIAN TROOPS HAVE ENTERED AUSTRIA X
19450330 1800 19450330 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&RUSSIA PUSHES WEST X DANZIG LIBERATED BY RUSSIAN TROOPS X
19450401 1800 19450401 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&THE US MARINES HAVE LANDED IN OKINAWA X
19450413 1800 19450413 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Disturbing News&LAST NIGHT PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT PASSED AWAY IN HIS SLEEP X YOUR NEW COMMANDER IN CHIEF AND PRESIDENT HARRY S TRUMAN HAS BEEN SWORN IN TODAY X GOD HELP THEM BOTH X
19450413 1800 19450413 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&RUSSIAN TROOPS RACE WESTWARD X VIENNA HAS BEEN LIBERATED TODAY BY THE RUSSIANS X
19450421 1800 19450421 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&RUSSIA HAS BEGUN TO ASSAULT BERLIN X
19450425 1800 19450425 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&TODAY WILL BE KNOWN AS ELBE DAY X RUSSIAN AND ALLIED FORCES HAVE LINKED UP ON THE ELBE RIVER IN GERMANY X
19450428 1800 19450428 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&BENITO MUSSOLINI CAPTURED AND EXECUTED BY ITALIAN PARTISANS X
19450430 1800 19450430 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&RUSSIAN SOURCES STATE THAT ADOLPH HITLER IS CONFIRMED DEAD IN BERLIN X
19450502 1800 19450502 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&THE RACE IS OVER X RUSSIAN FORCES HAVE TAKEN BERLIN X
19450503 1800 19450503 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&RANGOON HAS BEEN RETAKEN BY BRITISH FORCES FROM IMPERIAL JAPANESE CONTROL X
19450505 1800 19450505 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&DUTCH PRINCE BERNHARDT ACCEPTS GERMAN SURRENDER I N HOLLAND X
19450506 1800 19450506 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&FINAL ACT OF DEFIANCE BY GERMAN SOLDIERS X GERMANS FIRE ON CELEBRATING CROWD IN AMSTERDAM X CASUALTIES UNCONFIRMED X
19450507 1800 19450507 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&VICTORY IN EUROPE X GERMANY SURRENDERS UNCONDITIONALLY TO ALLIED FORCES X CEASEFIRE EFFECTIVE TONIGHT AT 1 MINUTE PAST MIDNIGHT WITH GERMAN FORCES X
19450508 0001 19450508 2359 1 100 180 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY ALL VESSELS FLYING GERMAN COLORS ARE NOW NEUTRAL X DO NOT FIRE UNLESS FIRED UPON X
19450509 1800 19450509 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&THE GERMAN GARRISON IN CHANNEL ISLANDS HAS SURRENDERED TO THE BRITS X
19450516 1800 19450516 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&LIBERATION OF CHANNEL ISLANDS COMPLETE X BRITISH FORCES TAKE CONTROL X
19450706 1800 19450706 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&NORWAY DEFIES GEOGRAPHY X DECLARES WAR ON JAPAN X
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19450717 1800 19450717 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&ALLIED HEADS OF STATE AT POTSDAM CONFERENCE X FATE OF GERMANY IS TO BE DECIDED X
19450806 1800 19450806 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&JAPAN BOMBED BY NEW US SECRET SUPER WEAPON X HIROSHIMA IN FLAMES X
19450808 1800 19450808 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&RUSSIANS DECLARE WAR ON JAPAN X 1 MILLION RED TROOPS POURED INTO MANCHURIA X
19450809 1800 19450809 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&NAGASAKI JAPAN IS BOMBED BY DEVASTATING NEW ATOMIC WEAPON X
19450815 1800 19450815 2300 0 100 60 0 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&EMPORER HIROHITO UNCONDITIONALLY SURRENDERS JAPAN TO US AND BRITISH FORCES X
19450815 1900 19450816 1200 1 100 120 0 @COMSUBPAC@^...^&Fox Traffic&EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY ALL VESSELS FLYING JAPANESE COLORS ARE NOW NEUTRAL X DO NOT FIRE UNLESS FIRED UPON X STAY ALERT X
19450902 1800 19450902 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&JAPAN HAS SIGNED ARTICLES OF SURRENDER ON USS MISSOURI IN TOKYO BAY X
19451010 1800 19451010 2300 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&WORLD SERIES REPORT X TIGERS TAKE PENANT AT WRIGLEY IN GAME 7 X CUBS BEST PLAYERS DRAFTED X
19411220 1800 19411223 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBSOWESPAC@^ASIATIC FLEET BOATS^&Operational News&MANILA UNDER CONSTANT AIR ATTACK X EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY SHIFT BASE OF OPERATIONS TO SURABAYA JAVA X
19420225 1800 19420228 2300 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBSOWESPAC@^ASIATIC FLEET BOATS^&Operational News&EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY SHIFT BASE OF OPERATIONS TO PERTH FREMANTLE ON WESTERN AUSTRALIA X
#begin messages by Danurve edited message priority by ducimus
19411208 1730 19411208 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The British battleships Prince of Wales and Repulse, set sail from Singapore in an attempt to intercept and destroy the Japanese landings that are taking place at Kota Bharu on the north eastern coast of Malaya, while the RAF manages to damage three of enemy's transports.
19411210 1730 19411210 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Due to the RAF's heavy losses, the British Battleships Prince of Wales and Repulse are attacked and sunk of the north eastern coast of Malaya by Japanese aircraft flying from occupied French Indo-China.
19411213 1730 19411213 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]A US naval task force under Rear-Admiral Frank J. Fletcher sets sail from Pearl Harbour with orders to relieve Wake Island.
19411222 1730 19411222 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS S-38@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Hayo Maru Cargo 5,445 |W.G. Chapple
19411231 1730 19411231 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Admiral Chester W. Nimitz is appointed to command the US Pacific Fleet.
19420107 1730 19420107 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pollock SS-180@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unakai Maru 1 Cargo 2,225 |S.P. Mosley
19420109 1730 19420109 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pollock SS-180@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Teian Maru Cargo 5,387 |S.P. Mosley
19420110 1730 19420110 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pickerel SS-177@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kanko Maru Ex Gunboat 2,929 |B.E. Bacon
19420118 1730 19420118 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Plunger SS-179@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Eizan Maru Cargo 4,702 |D.C. White
19420121 1730 19420122 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS S-36 (SS-141) lost: Scuttled after running aground
19420124 1730 19420124 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Four US destroyers and some submarines attack a Japanese convoy in the Macassar Strait between Borneo and Celebes, sinking 1 destroyer and four transports, while only suffering damage to one of their destroyers. X This action delays the impending Japanese invasion of Java.
19420124 1730 19420125 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS S-26 (SS-131) lost: Atlantic - collision with friendly escort vessel
19420125 1730 19420125 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The US enquiry in to the disaster at Pearl Harbour finds Admiral Kimmel, then the C-in-C of the US Fleet, guilty of dereliction of duty. X A court martial is announced later.
19420127 1730 19420128 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] US Asiatic Fleet subs withdraw to Fremantle, Australia [X] USS Seawolf delivers 37 tons of .30cal ammo to Corregidor. Evacs 25 pilots, spare sub parts and 16 torpedoes
19420127 1730 19420127 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gudgeon SS-211@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk I-173 Submarine 1,785 |E.W. Grenfell
19420203 1730 19420204 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Trout delivers 3500 rounds of 3" AA ammo to Corregidor. Evacs 20 tons of Philippine gold and silver.
19420204 1730 19420405 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Seadragon evacs 21 army-navy personnel, 23 torpedoes, spare sub parts and radio equipment from Corregidor.
19420208 1730 19420208 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS S-37@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk IJN Natsushio Destroyer 1,900 |J.C. Dempsey
19420210 1730 19420210 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trout SS-202@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Chuwa Maru Cargo 2,719 |F.W. Fenno
19420214 1730 19420215 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Sargo delivers 1 million rounds of .30 cal ammo to Mindinao, evacs 24 Army personnel.
19420217 1730 19420217 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Triton SS-201@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shinyo Maru 5 Cargo 1,498 |W.A. Lent
19420219 1730 19420219 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The battle of Lumbok Strait results in a Japanese victory, as an Allied naval squadron attempts to prevent the Japanese landing on Bali. The Allies lose 1 Dutch destroyer sunk and 2 Dutch cruisers and a US destroyer damaged. X Japanese Carrier based planes raid Darwin in northern Australia, inflicting severe damage to the port.
19420220 1730 19420221 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Swordfish assists in the evacuation of Philippine President Quezon and a party of 9 to San Jose, Panay.
19420221 1730 19420221 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Triton SS-201@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shokyu Maru Cargo 4,484 |W.A. Lent
19420224 1730 19420225 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Swordfish evacs American High Commissioner to the Philippines and a party of 12, plus 5 navy enlisted personnel.
19420226 1730 19420227 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS S-38 Bombards probable Japanese radio position at Sangapura with 72 rounds of 4" ammo.
19420227 1730 19420227 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The Battle of the Java Sea begins and continues for three days, during which the Allies, under the command of the Dutch Admiral, Karel Doorman lose five cruisers and six destroyers, while the Japanese lose just 4 transports.
19420227 1730 19420228 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS S-39 Lands on Chebia Island and searches for 40 British refugees from Singapore. None located.
19420228 1730 19420301 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Permit delivers her allowance of ammo to Corregidor. Evacs 31 US Navy personnel. Recovers 3 torpedoes.
19420301 1730 19420301 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The heavy cruiser USS Houston and light cruiser HMAS Perth, along with 1 British, 1 Dutch and 2 US destroyers, fleeing from the debacle at the Battle of Java Sea, surprise an IJN landing force at Bantam Bay near the Sundra Strait, and are sunk by torpedoes and gunfire.
19420301 1730 19420302 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] Third US submarine fleet established in Brisbane , Australia.
19420301 1740 19420301 2340 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Suppliment:|The Japanese force, comprising 2 heavy cruisers, one light cruiser, 9 destroyers, and various transports, manage to sink a minesweeper and a transport of their own, and seriously damage 3 more transports, through the unprecedented firing of 87 torpedoes.
19420301 1730 19420301 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grampus SS-207@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kaijo Maru Tanker 8,636 |E.S. Hutchinson
19420302 1730 19420302 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Sailfish SS-192@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kamogawa Maru Aircraft Ferry 6,440 |R.G. Voge
19420303 1730 19420304 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Perch (SS-176) lost: enemy action off of Surabaya.
19420304 1730 19420304 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Narwhal SS-167@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Taki Maru Cargo 1,244 |C.W. Wilkins
19420304 1730 19420304 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS S-39@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Erimo Tanker 6,500 |J.W. Coe
19420304 1730 19420304 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tuna SS-203@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Cargo 4,000 |J.L. De Tar
19420308 1730 19420309 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Shark (SS-174) lost: reported overdue, presumed lost Makassar Strait.
19420310 1730 19420310 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Aircraft from the American Aircraft Carriers Lexington and Yorktown make attacks against the Japanese at Lae and Salamaua.
19420311 1730 19420311 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pollock SS-180@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Fukushu Maru Cargo 1,454 |S.P. Mosley
19420313 1730 19420313 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gar SS-206@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Chichibu Maru Cargo 1,520 |D. McGregor
19420317 1730 19420317 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grayback SS-208@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Ishikari Maru Cargo 3,291 |W.A. Saunders
19420326 1730 19420326 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gudgeon SS-211@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Cargo 4,000 |E.W. Grenfell
19420327 1730 19420327 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gudgeon SS-211@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Passenger Cargo 4,000 |E.W. Grenfell
19420405 1730 19420405 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]180 Japanese planes from five aircraft carriers attack the Royal Navy's base at Colombo in Ceylon. These came from Admiral Nagumo's 1st Air Fleet under Admiral Kondo's Southern Force which was tasked with destroying the Royal Navy's Fleet in the Indian Ocean. X However, the British received prior warning and sailed the bulk of their fleet to the Maldives, although the armed merchant cruiser Hector and destroyer Tenedos were sunk.
19420405 1730 19420406 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Snapper delivers 20 tons of food to Corregidor. Evacs 27 Army-Navy personnel.
19420405 1740 19420405 2340 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Suppliment:|Fifty-three Japanese carrier-aircraft did however locate and sink the Royal Navy's heavy cruisers Dorsetshire and Cornwall, to the south east of Ceylon, in just 22 minutes.
19420408 1730 19420409 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Seadragon delivers 20 tons of food to Corregidor, evacs 22 Army-Navy personnel.
19420410 1730 19420411 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Swordfish unable to deliver 40 tons of food supplies for Corregidor due to the surrender of Bataan. X USS Searaven unable to deliver 3" ammo for Bataan and Corregidor due to the surrender of Bataan. X USS Sailfish unable to complete re-supply mission to Corregidor due to the surrender.
19420410 1730 19420410 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Thresher SS-200@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Sado Maru Cargo 3,039 |W.L. Anderson
19420411 1730 19420412 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Searaven rescues 33 Australian Army personnel from Timor Island.
19420413 1730 19420413 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grayling SS-209@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Ryujin Maru Cargo 6,243 |E. Olsen
19420423 1730 19420423 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Triton SS-201@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Trawler 1,000 |C.C. Kirkpatrick
19420426 1730 19420426 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tautog SS-199@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk RO-30 Submarine 965 |J.H. Willingham
19420430 1730 19420403 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The US aircraft carriers, Hornet and Enterprise set sail from Pearl Harbor for the Corel Sea under the command of Admiral William 'Bull' Halsey.
19420501 1730 19420501 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The Lexington and Yorktown, link up 250 miles south-west of Espiritu Santo, and begin to refuel.
19420501 1730 19420501 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Triton SS-201@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Calcutta Maru Passenger Cargo 5,339 |C.C. Kirkpatrick
19420502 1730 19420502 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Admiral Fletcher, leaves the Lexington and her escorts to refuel, taking the Yorktown and her escorts and steamed north towards Tulagi.
19420502 1730 19420502 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Drum SS-228@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Mizuho Seaplane Tender 9,000 |R.H. Rice
19420502 1730 19420502 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trout SS-202@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Uzan Maru Cargo 5,014 |F.W. Fenno
19420503 1730 19420503 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The Japanese covering force at Tulagi, which consisted of the carrier Shoho and escorts leaves to act as cover for the Port Moresby landings.
19420503 1730 19420504 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] Japanese forces occupy Tulagi, Solomon Islands X USS Spearfish evacs 6 Army officers, 6 Navy officers, 11 Army nurses, 1 Navy nurse and 1 civilian.
19420504 1730 19420504 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]With its naval support stripped away, the Japanese invasion fleet at Tulagi is attacked by aircraft from the American carrier Yorktown. 1 destroyer is disabled, while 3 minesweepers and 4 landing barges are sunk for the loss of just 3 US aircraft. Admiral Fletcher, now doubled back to meet up with the Lexington in the Coral Sea.
19420504 1730 19420504 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Greenling SS-213@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kinjosan Maru Cargo 3,262 H.C. Bruton
19420504 1730 19420504 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trout SS-202@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kongosan Maru Ex Gunboat 2,119 |F.W. Fenno
19420505 1730 19420505 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The main Japanese striking force which is built around the carriers Shokaku and Zuikaku, enters the Coral Sea and bombs Port Moresby.
19420506 1730 19420506 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]B-17's from Australia spot the Port Moresby Invasion Fleet south of Bougainville. They attack the Japanese Carrier Shoho but miss. X Admiral Fletcher is now convinced that the main Japanese force would make for the Jomard Passage between Papua and the Louisiade Archipelago and so organises his forces for the coming battle.
19420506 1730 19420506 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Triton SS-201@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Taiei Maru Cargo 2,209 | Sunk 19420506 Taigen Maru Passenger Cargo 5,660 |C.C. Kirkpatrick
19420507 1730 19420507 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The Battle of the Coral Sea begins, as the Japanese Striking Force (Admiral Inouye), which consists of the carriers Shokaku and Zuikaku, 2 cruisers and 6 destroyers make the first strike. This is against the oiler Neosho and her escorting destroyer, which are on their way to rendezvous with Admiral Fletchers Task Force 17, which includes the carriers Yorktown and Lexington, 8 cruisers and 11 destroyers. The Neosho takes serious damage and eventually has to be scuttled.
19420507 1740 19420507 2340 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Suppliment:|Admiral Fletcher then orders a cruiser squadron consisting of HMAS Australia, Hobart, USN Chicago and 2 destroyers to attack the Port Moresby invasion force, but this soon comes under Japanese air attack, although it did divert Japanese attention away from the American carriers. At the same time, Admiral Inouye orders the Invasion Force to turn away from the Jomard Passage until the American carriers have been dealt with.
19420507 1750 19420507 2350 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Suppliment:|Admiral Fletcher now launched a strike from the Yorktown against what he thought was a major Japanese task force, but which turned out to be only 2 light cruisers and 2 gunboats. However, aircraft from the Lexington spotted the Japanese carrier Shoho and sank her. Later that afternoon the Japanese launched 27 aircraft against the US carrier Task Force, but they failed to locate their targets and only 6 returned safely. At midnight, Admiral Inouye decided to postpone the invasion of Port Moresby for two days.
19420508 1730 19420508 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]At about 0800 hours both the Japanese and American carrier groups spot each other and send out attack aircraft. The Japanese succeed in torpedoing the Lexington, which severely damaged and later abandoned, while the Americans disable the Shokaku, which is withdrawn to Truk. Later in the day, the Japanese launch more attacks to destroy the remainder of Admiral Fletchers force, but this had withdrawn out of range.
19420508 1730 19420508 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grenadier SS-210@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Taiyo Maru Transport 14,457 |W.A. Lent
19420510 1730 19420511 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Porpoise rescues 5 USAAF pilots near New Guinea
19420511 1730 19420511 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS S-42@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Okinoshima Minelayer 4,400 |O.G. Kirk
19420512 1730 19420512 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS S-44@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shoei Maru Salvage Vessel 5,644 |J.R. Moore
19420513 1730 19420513 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Drum SS-228@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shonan Maru Cargo 5,264 |R.H. Rice
19420514 1730 19420515 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] English relieves Withers as ComSubPac. Lockwood relieves Wilkes as ComSubSoWesPac.
19420515 1730 19420515 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tuna SS-203@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Toyohara Maru Cargo 805 |J.L. De Tar
19420517 1730 19420517 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tautog SS-199@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk I-28 Submarine 2,212 |J.H. Willingham
19420517 1730 19420517 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Triton SS-201@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk I-164 Submarine 1,635 |C.C. Kirkpatrick
19420520 1730 19420520 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Admiral Yamamoto issues his orders for Operation 'Mi'. 2nd Carrier Striking Force under Admiral Hosogaya (2 small aircraft carriers, 2 cruisers and 3 destroyers) was to mount an air-strike on Dutch Harbor in the Aleutians on the 3rd June, this was designed to decoy part of the American force northwards. If this happened then they would be met by a Guard Force of 4 battleships, 2 cruisers and 12 destroyers, which would position themselves between Pearl Harbor and the Aleutians.
19420520 1730 19420521 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS S-39 reconnoiters Deboyne Island X
19420520 1740 19420520 2340 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Suppliment:|Then on the 5th June, the transports carrying the Japanese assault force would land on Attu and Kiska Islands on the 5th June. Meanwhile the 1st Carrier Striking Force under Admiral Nagumo, which included the Carriers Akagi, Kaga, Soryu and Hiryu, plus 2 battleships, 2 cruisers and 11 destroyers, would sail from Japan for Midway on the 4th June. Following this would be Transport Force which was commanded by Admiral Kondo with the invasion troops, additionally protected by 3 cruisers from Guam.
19420520 1750 19420520 2350 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Suppliment:|Finally the Main Support force, commanded by Admiral Yamamoto onboard the super battleship Yamato and including a further 3 battleships, 4 cruisers and escorting destroyers would be ready to move up to engage the American Fleet if required. In order to be sure of the position of the American Fleet, 3 cordons of submarines were positioned north and west of Hawaii and 2 flying boats were stationed at French Frigate Shoal, about 500 miles north-west of Hawaii.
19420525 1730 19420525 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Drum SS-228@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kitakata Maru Cargo 2,380 |R.H. Rice
19420525 1730 19420525 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pompano SS-181@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tokyo Maru Tanker 902 |L.S. Parks
19420525 1730 19420525 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Salmon SS-182@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Asahi Repair Ship 11,441 |E.B. McKinney
19420525 1730 19420525 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tautog SS-199@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shoka Maru Cargo 4,467 |J.H. Willingham
19420527 1730 19420527 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Japanese Combined Fleet lifts anchor and sets sail for Midway. Admiral Nimitz, having been for warned of the impending Japanese attack against Midway by US intelligence who were intercepting Japanese naval signals, issues orders for Task Force 16 (Admiral Spruance) with the carriers Enterprise and Hornet, plus 6 cruisers, 11 destroyers, 2 tankers and 19 submarines, to sail for Midway the next day.
19420528 1730 19420528 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Salmon SS-182@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Ganges Maru Passenger Cargo 4,382 |E.B. McKinney
19420529 1730 19420529 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Drum SS-228@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Cargo 4,000 |R.H. Rice
19420530 1730 19420530 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Admiral Nimitz orders for Task Force 17 (Admiral Fletcher) consisting of the carrier Yorktown, 2 cruisers and 6 destroyers, which had been refitting at Pearl Harbor after operations in the Coral Sea, to set sail for Midway and meet Admiral Spruance there.
19420530 1730 19420530 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pompano SS-181@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Atsuta Maru Transport 7,983 |L.S. Parks
19420531 1730 19420531 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]A Japanese midget submarine enters Sydney Harbour.
19420603 1730 19420603 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Task Force 16 (Spruance) and 17 (Fletcher) meet 350 miles north-east of Midway. Admiral Fletcher takes overall command of the joint task force, although the two would act separately. US land based aircraft from Midway spot the Japanese Transport Force about 600 miles from Midway. They launch attacks against this force, but without success.
19420603 1740 19420603 2340 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Suppliment:|US reconnaissance aircraft spot the 2 carriers of the Japanese 2nd Carrier Striking Force, which were about 400 miles from Kiska in the Aleutians.
19420604 1730 19420604 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]At 4.30am aircraft of Admiral Nagumo's 1st Carrier Striking Force makes strikes against Midway. However, the American garrison received prior warning of this from a spotter aircraft. This raid fails to sufficiently neutralise US airpower on Midway and so Nagumo orders a second attack against Midway. However, his aircraft are in the middle of being rearmed with torpedoes for a strike against the US carriers, should they be spotted. The Admirals orders mean that the Japanese aircraft must first replace their torpedoes with bombs, before another strike against Midway can take place. At 8.20am Japanese reconnaissance aircraft reported sighting the American carriers and at 8.55am warned that US torpedo aircraft had been launched and were on their way towards the Japanese fleet. While this is going on, the Japanese aircraft which had been sent out on the second strike against Midway, begin to return and by 9am had all been landed. Crews were now swarming round the aircraft with fuel hoses and bomb racks in a desperate attempt to get them ready for a strike against the American Carriers. At 9.30am the torpedo bombers from the Hornet and Enterprise found the the Japanese carriers, but by 9.36am they had all been shot down. The Hornet's and Enterprise's dive-bombers failed to find the Japanese carriers and so turned for home, although many ran out of fuel on the way. A similar fate was suffered by all the fighters on this mission.
19420604 1740 19420604 2340 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Suppliment:|The torpedo bombers of the Yorktown now found and attacked the Japanese carriers, but with the same result as the previous attacks and by 10am it all seemed to be over and Admiral Nagumo could prepare for his counter strike in what seemed total safety. However, because his fighters had been drawn down to sea level to deal with the Yorktown's torpedo-bombers, the sky above the Japanese carriers was left temporarily exposed to attack. At 10.25am a lost dive-bomber group from the Enterprise stumbled upon the undefended Japanese carriers. The 37 Dauntless dive-bombers plunged down in to the attack. With their decks cluttered with aircraft in the throws of being re-armed and refuelled, the Japanese carriers were in serious danger. Admiral Nagumo's flagship, the Akagi was the first to be hit and a bomb started a fire in the torpedo store. This fire was so fierce that the Admiral had to abandon the Akagi and shift his flag to a destroyer. The carrier Kaga was hit next by four bombs, which set ablaze the ships aviation fuel and forced her also to be abandoned. The Soryu was hit as well, this time by 3 bombs. These started a fire on deck amongst the parked aircraft and also caused her engines to stop. In just five 5 minutes 3 Japanese carriers had been put out of action, but the agony was not yet over. At noon an American submarine found the stricken Soryu and sank her by torpedo. The Hiryu, which so far was undamaged, was ordered to withdraw at speed from the area in order to save herself.
19420604 1750 19420604 2350 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Suppliment:|During her withdrawal the Hiryu managed to launch two strikes against the Yorktown at noon and 2.40pm, which caused severe damage to the Yorktown. At 3.30pm Admiral Yamamoto gave the order for the Akagi to be scuttled by torpedo as it had not been possible to save her. By 5pm the Kaga had also succumbed to her wounds and sank. At the same time the Hiryu's luck ran out when she was spotted and attacked by dive-bombers from the Enterprise. Hit by four bombs, the Hiryu was set on fire from stem to stern and had to be scuttled by her crew. Farther north, aircraft from the Japanese 2nd Carrier Strike Force bomb Dutch harbor in the Aleutians as planned, damaging the islands fuel tanks and a US ship. US efforts to locate this force are unsuccessful.
19420605 1730 19420605 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]During the early hours, Admiral Yamamoto orders the withdrawal of the Japanese invasion fleet and abandons his efforts to capture Midway. The US fleet loses contact with the Japanese later in the day. The US destroyer Hammam is torpedoed and sunk by a Japanese submarine.
19420606 1730 19420607 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] Lockwood begins testing on Mark XIV torpedoes.
19420607 1730 19420607 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The US carrier Yorktown, having been damaged on the 4th June, is torpedoed and sunk by a Japanese submarine whilst enroute to Pearl Harbor for repairs.
19420618 1730 19420618 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Suppliment:|Test 9. X At 4.30am aircraft of Admiral Nagumo's 1st Carrier Striking Force makes strikes against Midway. However, the American garrison received prior warning of this from a spotter aircraft. This raid fails to sufficiently neutralise US airpower on Midway and so Nagumo orders a second attack against Midway. However, his aircraft are in the middle of being rearmed with torpedoes for a strike against the US carriers, should they be spotted. The Admirals orders mean that the Japanese aircraft must first replace their torpedoes with bombs, before another strike against Midway can take place. At 8.20am Japanese reconnaissance aircraft reported sighting the American carriers and at 8.55am warned that US torpedo aircraft had been launched and were X on their way towards the Japanese fleet. While this is going on, the Japanese aircraft which had been sent out on the second strike against Midway, begin to return and by 9am had all been landed. Crews were now swarming round the aircraft with fuel hoses and bomb racks in a desperate attempt to get them ready for a strike against the American Carriers.
19420619 1730 19420620 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS S-27 (SS-132) lost: Grounded off Amchitka Island Alaska.
19420621 1730 19420621 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS S-44@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Keijo Maru Ex Gunboat 2,626 |J.R. Moore
19420625 1730 19420625 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Nautilus SS-168@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk IJN Yamakaze Destroyer 1,580 |J.D. Brockman
19420630 1730 19420630 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Plunger SS-179@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unkai Maru 5 Cargo 3,282 |D.C. White
19420702 1730 19420702 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Plunger SS-179@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unyo Maru 3 Cargo 2,997 |D.C. White
19420704 1730 19420705 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] Advance base established at Midway for US submarines SubPacFlt.
19420704 1830 19420704 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X]Happy Independance Day to the Officers and Crew.|Hope any fireworks are not from a barrel.
19420704 1730 19420704 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Triton SS-201@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk IJN Nenohi Destroyer 1,600 |C.C. Kirkpatrick
19420705 1730 19420705 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Growler SS-215@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk IJN Arare Destroyer 1,850 |H.W. Gilmore
19420708 1730 19420708 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS S-37@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tenzan Maru Passenger Cargo 2,776 |J.R. Reynolds
19420709 1730 19420709 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Thresher SS-200@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shinsho Maru MTB** Tender 4,836 |W.J. Millican
19420715 1730 19420715 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grunion SS-216@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Subchaser 25 Sub Chaser 300 | Sunk Subchaser 27 Sub Chaser 300 |M.L. Abele
19420721 1730 19420722 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] US submarines sink three Japanese destroyers near Kiska in the Aleutian Islands.
19420722 1730 19420722 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Haddock SS-231@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Transport 4,000 |A.H. Taylor
19420724 1730 19420724 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Narwhal SS-167@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Cargo 1,500 |C.W. Wilkins
19420730 1730 19420801 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Grunion (SS-216) lost: Unknown cause - Dutch Harbor Alaska.
19420801 1730 19420801 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Narwhal SS-167@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Meiwa Maru Cargo 2,921 |C.W. Wilkins
19420805 1730 19420805 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Greenling SS-213@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Brasil Maru Transport 12,752 |H.C. Bruton
19420806 1730 19420806 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Greenling SS-213@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Palao Maru Passenger Cargo 4,495 |H.C. Bruton
19420806 1730 19420806 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tautog SS-199@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Ohio Maru Passenger Cargo 5,872 |J.H. Willingham
19420807 1730 19420807 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tambor SS-198@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shofuku Ex Net Tender 891 |S.H. Ambruster
19420808 1730 19420808 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Japanese naval counter-attack beaten off in Solomon Islands.
19420808 1730 19420808 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Narwhal SS-167@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Bifuku Maru Passenger Cargo 2,559 |C.W. Wilkins
19420808 1730 19420808 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS S-38@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Meiyo Maru Transport 5,628 |H.G. Munson
19420809 1730 19420809 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Battle of Savo Island begins as 7 Japanese cruisers and a destroyer approach undetected west of Savo Island, Solomon Islands and sinks the U.S. heavy cruisers, Quincey, Vincennes and Astoria and the Australian cruiser Canberra. X They also damage 1 cruiser and 2 destroyers. The allied ships depart leaving the Guadalcanal area is in the control of the Japanese forces.
19420810 1730 19420810 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS S-44@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk IJN Kako Heavy Cruiser 8,800 |J.R. Moore
19420812 1730 19420812 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pompano SS-181@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Cargo 4,000 |W.H. Thomas
19420816 1730 19420817 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS S-39 (SS-144) lost: Run aground - Rossel Island Australia.
19420818 1730 19420819 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Argonaut carries 121 US Marines of Carlson's Raiders to Makin Island X USS Nautilus carries a portion of Carlson's Raiders to Makin Island. Supports raid on Makin Island with gunfire, sinking two ships in the lagoon.
19420819 1730 19420819 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Japanese send 4 transport ships with an close escort of a cruiser and 4 destroyers to strengthen their land forces on Guadalcanal, Solomon Is. X Movement is covered by 3 carriers, 2 battleships, 5 cruisers and 17 destroyers.
19420821 1730 19420821 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tambor SS-198@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shinsei Maru 6 Passenger Cargo 4,928 |S.H. Ambruster
19420824 1730 19420824 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Battle joined in the Eastern Solomons with the Japanese trying to land reinforcements on Guadalcanal. X US forces beat off the Japanese Combined Fleet sinking the carrier Ryujo, but suffering damage to the carrier Enterprise.
19420824 1730 19420824 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Guardfish SS-217@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Siekai Maru Passenger Cargo 3,109 |T.B. Klakring
19420825 1730 19420825 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Battle of Eastern Solomon's continues with a Japanese destroyer being sunk off Santa Isabel.
19420825 1730 19420825 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Growler SS-215@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Senyo Maru Ex Gunboat 2,904 |H.W. Gilmore
19420826 1730 19420826 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Haddock SS-231@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Teishun Maru Cargo 2,251 |A.H. Taylor
19420829 1730 19420829 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Japanese warships begin to evacuate Milne Bay.
19420831 1730 19420831 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The US aircraft-carrier Saratoga is attacked and damaged by a Japanese submarine near Santa Cruz.
19420831 1730 19420831 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Growler SS-215@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Eifuku Maru Cargo 5,866 |H.W. Gilmore
19420902 1730 19420902 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Guardfish SS-217@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Teikyu Maru Cargo 2,332 |T.B. Klakring
19420903 1730 19420903 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gudgeon SS-211@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Naniwa Maru Cargo 4,858 |W.S. Stovall
19420904 1730 19420904 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Growler SS-215@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kashino Supply Ship 4,000 |H.W. Gilmore
19420904 1730 19420904 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Guardfish SS-217@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Chita Maru Cargo 2,276 |T.B. Klakring
19420907 1730 19420907 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Growler SS-215@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Taika Maru Cargo 2,204 |H.W. Gilmore
19420919 1730 19420920 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Amberjack SS-219@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shirogane Maru Passenger Cargo 3,130 |J.A. Bole
19420921 1730 19420921 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grouper SS-214@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tone Maru Cargo 4,070 |R.R. McGregor
19420921 1730 19420921 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trout SS-202@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Koei Maru Ex Net Tender 863 | Sunk Unknown Maru Cargo 2,984 |L.P. Ramage
19420928 1730 19420928 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Nautilus SS-168@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tamon Maru 6 Cargo 4,994 |J.D. Brockman
19421001 1730 19421001 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grouper SS-214@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Lisbon Maru Transport 7,053 |R.R. McGregor
19421001 1730 19421001 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Kingfish SS-234@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Yomei Maru Cargo 2,860 |V.L. Lowrance
19421001 1730 19421001 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Nautilus SS-168@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tosei Maru Cargo 2,432 |J.D. Brockman
19421003 1730 19421003 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Greenling SS-213@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kinkai Maru Cargo 5,852 |H.C. Bruton
19421004 1730 19421004 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Greenling SS-213@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Setsuyo Maru Cargo 4,147 |H.C. Bruton
19421007 1730 19421008 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Amberjack SS-219@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Senkai Maru Passenger Cargo 2,095 |J.A. Bole
19421008 1730 19421008 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Drum SS-228@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Hague Maru Passenger Cargo 5,641 |R.H. Rice
19421009 1730 19421009 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Drum SS-228@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Hachimanazan Cargo 2,461 |R.H. Rice
19421011 1730 19421011 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The US Navy surprises a Japanese naval squadron in the night 'Battle of Cape Esperance', off Savo Island in the Solomons. X The Japanese lose one cruiser and a destroyer, while the US Navy loses just a single destroyer.
19421014 1730 19421014 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Finback SS-230@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Teison Maru Transport 7,007 |J.L. Hull
19421014 1730 19421014 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Greenling SS-213@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Takusei Maru Cargo 3,515 |H.C. Bruton
19421017 1730 19421017 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trigger SS-237@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Holland Maru Cargo 5,869 |R.S. Benson
19421018 1730 19421018 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Greenling SS-213@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Hakonesan Maru Cargo 6,673 |H.C. Bruton
19421020 1730 19421020 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Drum SS-228@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Ryunan Maru Cargo 5,106 |R.H. Rice
19421020 1730 19421020 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Finback SS-230@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Yamafuji Maru Cargo 5,359 | Sank Africa Maru Cargo 9,475 |J.L. Hull
19421021 1730 19421021 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Guardfish SS-217@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Cargo 4,000 | Sunk Nichiho Maru Cargo 6,363 |T.B. Klakring
19421021 1730 19421021 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gudgeon SS-211@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Choko Maru Passenger Cargo 6,783 |W.S. Stovall
19421023 1730 19421023 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Kingfish SS-234@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Seikyo Maru Ex Gunboat 2,608 |V.L. Lowrance
19421024 1730 19421024 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Nautilus SS-168@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kenun Maru Cargo 4,643 |J.D. Brockman
19421026 1730 19421026 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Battle of Santa Cruz, with US forces attacking the large Japanese supporting fleet near Guadalcanal and shooting down 100 aircraft, damaging two carriers, a battleship and three cruisers.
19421027 1730 19421027 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tautog SS-199@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Passenger Cargo 4,000 |J.H. Willingham
19421029 1730 19421029 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The Japanese fleet forced to retreat in the Solomons.
19421029 1730 19421030 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Grenadier lays mines middle of Tonkin Gulf.
19421031 1730 19421031 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Thresher SS-200@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Cargo 3,000 |W.J. Millican
19421103 1730 19421103 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Haddock SS-231@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Takkai Maru Cargo 1,925 |A.H. Taylor
19421103 1730 19421103 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tambor SS-198@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Chikugo Maru Cargo 2,461 |S.H. Ambruster
19421110 1730 19421110 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grayling SS-209@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Cargo 4,000 |J.E. Lee
19421111 1730 19421111 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Haddock SS-231@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Venice Maru Passenger Cargo 6,571 |A.H. Taylor
19421113 1730 19421113 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]First sea battle off Guadalcanal in the Pacific begins in confusion.
19421115 1730 19421115 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Another night action off Guadalcanal costs the US Navy three destroyers for Japanese battleship Kirishma.
19421117 1730 19421117 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Salmon SS-182@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Oregon Maru Salvage Vessel 5,873 |E.B. McKinney
19421207 1730 19421207 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Kingfish SS-234@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Hino Maru 3 Passenger Cargo 4,391 |V.L. Lowrance
19421208 1730 19421208 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gar SS-206@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Heinan Maru Cargo 661 |P.D. Quirk
19421210 1730 19421210 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Wahoo SS-238@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kamoi Maru Cargo 5,355 |M.G. Kennedy
19421212 1730 19421212 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Hailbut SS-232@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Gyokuzan Maru Cargo 1,970 |R.H. Gross
19421216 1730 19421216 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Hailbut SS-232@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shingo Maru Cargo 4,740 | Sunk Genzan Maru Passenger Cargo 5,708 |R.H. Gross
19421217 1730 19421217 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grouper SS-214@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Bandoeng Maru Passenger Cargo 4,003 |R.R. McGregor
19421218 1730 19421219 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Albacore SS-218@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk IJN Tenryu Light Cruiser 3,300 |R.C. Lake
19421222 1730 19421222 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Greenling SS-213@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Patrol Boat 35 Old Destroyer 750 |H.C. Bruton
19421222 1730 19421222 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trigger SS-237@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Teifuku Maru Cargo 5,198 |R.S. Benson
19421224 1730 19421224 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Triton SS-201@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk IJN Amakasu Maru 1 Water Carrier 1,913 |C.C. Kirkpatrick
19421225 1730 19421225 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tautog SS-199@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Banshu Maru 2 Cargo 1,000 |W.B. Sieglaff
19421228 1730 19421228 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Kingfish SS-234@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Choyo Maru Cargo 5,388 |V.L. Lowrance
19421228 1730 19421228 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Triton SS-201@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Omi Maru Passenger Cargo 3,393 |C.C. Kirkpatrick
19421229 1730 19421229 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Thresher SS-200@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Hachian Maru Cargo 2,733 |W.J. Millican
19421230 1730 19421230 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Greenling SS-213@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Cargo 4,000 | Sunk Hiteru Maru Cargo 5,857 |H.C. Bruton
19430101 1730 19430101 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Porpoise SS-172@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Renzan Maru Cargo 4,999 |J.R. McKnight
19430102 1730 19430103 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] Lockwood replaces English as ComSubPac
19430102 1730 19430102 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grayback SS-208@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk I-18 Submarine 2,180 |E.C. Stephens
19430109 1730 19430109 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Nautilus SS-168@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Yoshinogawa Maru Cargo 1,430 |J.D. Brockman
19430110 1730 19430110 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trigger SS-237@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk IJN Okikaze Destroyer 1,300 |R.S. Benson
19430112 1730 19430112 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Guardfish SS-217@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Patrol Boat 1 Old Destroyer 750 |T.B. Klakring
19430113 1730 19430113 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Whale SS-239@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Iwashiro Maru Cargo 3,550 |J.B. Azer
19430116 1730 19430116 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Greenling SS-213@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shoho Maru Cargo 3,261 |H.C. Bruton
19430117 1730 19430117 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Whale SS-239@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Heiyo Maru Passenger Cargo 9,815 |J.B. Azer
19430121 1730 19430121 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gato SS-212@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kenkon Maru Transport 4,575 |R.J. Foley
19430122 1730 19430122 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Guardfish SS-217@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Cargo 4,000 |T.B. Klakring
19430122 1730 19430122 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tautog SS-199@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Hasshu Maru Passenger Cargo 1,873 W.B. Sieglaff
19430126 1730 19430126 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Wahoo SS-238@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Cargo 4,000 | Sunk Buyo Maru Transport 5,447 | Sunk Fukuei Maru 2 Cargo 1,901 |D.W. Morton
19430127 1730 19430127 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Whale SS-239@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shoan Maru Passenger Cargo 5,624 |J.B. Azer
19430129 1730 19430130 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] US captures Japanese 5-digit naval code book X
19430129 1730 19430129 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gato SS-212@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Nichiun Maru Cargo 2,723 |R.J. Foley
19430201 1730 19430201 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Twenty Japanese destroyers begin the evacuation of 13,000 troops from Guadalcanal.
19430201 1730 19430201 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tarpon SS-175@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Fushimi Maru Passenger Cargo 10,935 |T.L. Wogar
19430207 1730 19430208 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] Japanese evacuate Guadalcanal X Two US submarine squadrons transferred from Brisbane, Aus. to Pearl Harbor.
19430208 1730 19430208 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tarpon SS-175@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tatsuta Maru Transport 16,975 |T.L. Wogar
19430208 1730 19430208 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tunny SS-282@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kusuyama Maru Cargo 5,306 |J.A. Scott
19430214 1730 19430214 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trout SS-202@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Hirotama Maru Ex Gunboat 1,911 |L.P. Ramage
19430215 1730 19430215 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gato SS-212@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Suruga Maru Cargo 991 |R.J. Foley
19430215 1730 19430215 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pickerel SS-177@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tateyama Maru Cargo 1,990 |A.H. Alston
19430216 1730 19430216 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Flying Fish SS-229@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Huga Maru Cargo 994 |G.R. Donaho
19430220 1730 19430221 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Albacore SS-218@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk IJN Oshio Destroyer 1,850 | Sunk Unknown Frigate 750 |R.C. Lake
19430220 1730 19430220 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Hailbut SS-232@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shinkoku Maru Passenger Cargo 3,991 R.H. Gross
19430221 1730 19430221 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Thresher SS-200@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kuwayama Maru Cargo 5,724 |W.J. Millican
19430226 1730 19430226 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grayling SS-209@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Ushio Maru Cargo 749 |J.E. Lee
19430302 1730 19430302 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The battle of the Bismarck Sea opens Northeast of New Guinea. A Japanese convoy is attacked by USAAF B25 bombers, which sink 12 ships.
19430302 1730 19430302 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Thresher SS-200@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Toen Maru Tanker 5,232 |W.J. Millican
19430303 1730 19430303 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Hailbut SS-232@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Nichiyu Maru Passenger Cargo 6,817 |R.H. Gross
19430306 1730 19430306 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Triton SS-201@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kiriha Maru Cargo 3,057 |G.W. McKenzie
19430308 1730 19430308 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Permit SS-178@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Hisashima Maru Cargo 2,742 |W.G. Chapple
19430312 1730 19430312 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Plunger SS-179@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk IJN Taihosan Maru Ex Water Carrier 1,805 |R.H. Bass
19430315 1730 19430315 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trigger SS-237@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Momoha Maru Cargo 3,103 R.S. Benson
19430319 1730 19430319 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Kingfish SS-234@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Takachiho Maru Transport 8,154 |V.L. Lowrance
19430319 1730 19430319 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Wahoo SS-238@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Zogen Maru Cargo 1,428 | Sunk Kowa Maru Transport |3,217 D.W. Morton
19430321 1730 19430321 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Wahoo SS-238@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Nittsu Maru Cargo 2,183 | Sunk Hozan Maru Cargo |2,260 D.W. Morton
19430322 1730 19430322 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gudgeon SS-211@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Meigen Maru Cargo 5,434 |W.S. Port
19430323 1730 19430323 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Wahoo SS-238@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Cargo 2,427 |D.W. Morton
19430323 1730 19430323 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Whale SS-239@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kenyo Maru Cargo 6,486 |A.C. Burrows
19430324 1730 19430324 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Wahoo SS-238@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Takaosan Maru Cargo 2,076 D.W. Morton
19430325 1730 19430325 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Wahoo SS-238@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Satsuki Maru Cargo 827 | Sunk Unknown Maru Cargo 2,556 |D.W. Morton
19430329 1730 19430329 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gudgeon SS-211@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Toho Maru Tanker 9,997 |W.S. Port
19430329 1730 19430329 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Wahoo SS-238@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Yamabato Maru Cargo 2,556 |D.W. Morton
19430330 1730 19430330 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tuna SS-203@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kurohime Maru Cargo 4,697 |A.H. Holtz
19430402 1730 19430402 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tunny SS-282@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Toyo Maru 2 Cargo 4,163 |J.A. Scott
19430403 1730 19430403 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Haddock SS-231@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Arima Maru Passenger Cargo 7,389 |R.M. Davenport
19430403 1730 19430403 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pickerel SS-177@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Sub Chaser 13 Sub Chaser 440 |A.H. Alston
19430404 1730 19430404 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Porpoise SS-172@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Koa Maru Cargo 2,024 |C.L. Bennett
19430407 1730 19430407 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The Japanese air force begins a 10-day, round-the-clock bombing offensive against US shipping in the Solomon's.
19430407 1730 19430407 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pickerel SS-177@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Fukuei Maru Cargo 1,113 |A.H. Alston
19430407 1730 19430407 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tunny SS-282@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kosei Maru Passenger Cargo 8,237 |J.A. Scott
19430408 1730 19430408 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Haddock SS-231@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Toyo Maru Cargo 1,916 |R.M. Davenport
19430409 1730 19430409 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Drum SS-228@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Oyama Maru Cargo 3,809 |B.F. McMahon
19430409 1730 19430409 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grayling SS-209@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shanghai Maru Cargo 4,103 |J,E. Lee
19430409 1730 19430409 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tautog SS-199@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk IJN Isonami Destroyer 1,950 | Sunk Penang Maru Cargo 5,214 |W.B. Sieglaff
19430412 1730 19430412 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Flying Fish SS-229@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Sappora Maru 12 Cargo 2,865 |G.R. Donaho
19430417 1730 19430417 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Flying Fish SS-229@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Amaho Maru Cargo 2,769 |G.R. Donaho
19430418 1730 19430418 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Drum SS-228@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Nisshun Maru Cargo 6,380 |B.F. McMahon
19430424 1730 19430424 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Flying Fish SS-229@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kasuga Maru Cargo 1,377 |G.R. Donaho
19430428 1730 19430428 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gudgeon SS-211@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kamakura Maru Transport 17,526 |W.S. Port
19430501 1730 19430501 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pogy SS-266@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Keishin Maru Ex Gunboat 1,434 |G.H. Wales
19430507 1730 19430507 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Wahoo SS-238@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tamon Maru 5 Passenger Cargo 5,260 |D.W. Morton
19430509 1730 19430509 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gar SS-206@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Aso Maru Cargo 703 |P.D. Quirk
19430509 1730 19430509 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Wahoo SS-238@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Takao Maru Passenger Cargo 3,204 | Sunk Jinmu Maru Cargo 1,912 | Sunk Masaki Maru 2 Cargo 1,238 |D.W. Morton
19430510 1730 19430510 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Plunger SS-179@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tatsutake Maru Passenger Cargo 7,068 | Sunk Kinai Maru Passenger Cargo 8,360 |R.H. Bass
19430511 1730 19430511 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grayback SS-208@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Yodogawa Maru Cargo 6,441 |E.C. Stephens
19430512 1730 19430512 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gudgeon SS-211@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Sumatra Maru Cargo 5,862 |W.S. Port
19430515 1730 19430515 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gar SS-206@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Indus Maru Passenger Cargo 4,361 |P.D. Quirk
19430515 1730 19430515 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gar SS-206@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Meikai Maru Passenger Cargo 3,197 |P.D. Quirk
19430517 1730 19430517 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grayback SS-208@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk England Maru Cargo 5,830 |E.C. Stephens
19430518 1730 19430518 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pollock SS-180@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Terushima Maru Ex Gunboat 3,110 |B.E. Lewellen
19430520 1730 19430520 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pollock SS-180@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk IJN Bangkok Maru Ex Light Cruiser 5,350 |B.E. Lewellen
19430526 1730 19430526 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pogy SS-266@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tainan Maru Cargo 1,989 |G.H. Wales
19430526 1730 19430526 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Whale SS-239@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shoei Maru Cargo 3,580 |A.C. Burrows
19430527 1730 19430527 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Finback SS-230@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kochi Maru Cargo 2,910 |J.L. Hull
19430528 1730 19430528 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS S-41@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Seiki Maru Cargo 1,036 |I.S. Hartman
19430529 1730 19430529 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tambor SS-198@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Eishi Maru Cargo 2,486 |S.H. Ambruster
19430601 1730 19430601 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trigger SS-237@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Noborikawa Maru Cargo 2,182 |R.S. Benson
19430606 1730 19430606 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tautog SS-199@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shinei Maru Cargo 973 |W.B. Sieglaff
19430608 1730 19430608 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Finback SS-230@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kahoku Maru Ex Gunboat 3,350 |J.A. Tyree
19430611 1730 19430611 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Finback SS-230@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Genoa Maru Cargo 6,785 |J.A. Tyree
19430611 1730 19430611 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Runner SS-275@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Seinan Maru Cargo 1,338 |J.H. Bourland
19430611 1730 19430611 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS S-30@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Jnbu Maru Cargo 5,228 |W.A. Stevenson
19430613 1730 19430613 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Guardfish SS-217@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Suzuya Maru Cargo 901 |N.G. Ward
19430615 1730 19430615 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The German raider Michel sinks 2 ships off the west coast of Australia.
19430615 1730 19430615 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gunnel SS-253@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Koyo Maru Cargo 6,435 |J.S. McCain
19430615 1730 19430615 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Sailfish SS-192@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shinju Maru Cargo 3,617 |J.R. Moore
19430615 1730 19430615 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trout SS-202@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Sanraku Maru Tanker 3,000 |A.H. Clark
19430616 1730 19430616 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]94 Japanese planes are destroyed during a massive attack on allied shipping round Guadalcanal.
19430617 1730 19430617 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Drum SS-228@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Myoko Maru Passenger Cargo 5,087 |B.F. McMahon
19430619 1730 19430619 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Growler SS-215@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Miyadono Maru Passenger Cargo 5,196 |A.F. Schade
19430619 1730 19430619 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gunnel SS-253@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tokiwa Maru Cargo 6,971 |J.S. McCain
19430620 1730 19430620 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tautog SS-199@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Meiten Maru Cargo 4,474 |W.B. Sieglaff
19430623 1730 19430623 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Harder SS-257@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Sagara maru Seaplane Tender 7,189 S.D. Dealey
19430624 1730 19430625 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] Admiral Nimitz orders magnetic exploders deactivated. SubSoWesPac continues their use.
19430625 1730 19430625 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Sailfish SS-192@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Iburi Maru Passenger Cargo 3,291 |J.R. Moore
19430626 1730 19430626 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Jack SS-259@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Toyo Maru Passenger Cargo 4,163 | Sunk Shozan Maru Cargo 5,859 |T.M. Dykers
19430626 1730 19430626 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Runner SS-275@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shinryu Maru Passenger Cargo 4,936 |J.H. Bourland
19430628 1730 19430628 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tunny SS-282@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shotoku Maru Ex Gunboat 1,964 |J.A. Scott
19430630 1730 19430630 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Finback SS-230@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Ryuzan Maru Cargo 4,720 |J.A. Tyree
19430701 1730 19430701 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Thresher SS-200@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Yoneyama maru Passenger Cargo 5,274 |H. Hull
19430702 1730 19430702 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Flying Fish SS-229@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Canton Maru Cargo 2,820 |F.T. Watkins
19430702 1730 19430702 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS S-35@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Banshu Maru 7 Cargo 5,430 |H.S. Monroe
19430702 1730 19430702 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trout SS-202@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Isuzu Maru Cargo 2,866 |A.H. Clark
19430704 1830 19430704 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X]Happy Independance Day to the Officers and Crew.|Avoid IJN fireworks from barrels.
19430704 1730 19430704 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Jack SS-259@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Nikkyu Maru Cargo 6,529 |T.M. Dykers
19430705 1730 19430705 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]A Naval battle erupts in Kula Gulf, North of New Georgia. The US Navy loses the cruiser Helena, but reports eight or nine Japanese ships have been sunk.
19430706 1730 19430706 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Permit SS-178@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Banshu Maru 33 Cargo 787 |W.G. Chapple
19430707 1730 19430707 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Permit SS-178@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Showa Maru Passenger-Cargo 2,212 |W.G. Chapple
19430711 1730 19430711 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gurnard SS-254@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Taiko Maru Cargo 1,925 |C.H. Andrews
19430712 1730 19430712 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Plunger SS-179@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Nijtaka Maru Passenger Cargo 2,478 |R.H. Bass
19430713 1730 19430713 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The Japanese sink the US destroyer Gwin and severely damage three cruisers for loss of cruiser Jintsu in Kula Gulf.
19430719 1730 19430719 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Porpoise SS-172@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Mikage maru 20 Passenger Cargo 2,718 |C.L. Bennett
19430720 1730 19430720 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]HMAS Hobart is put out of action by a torpedo attack from a Japanese submarine west of New Hebrides.
19430721 1730 19430721 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Haddock SS-231@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Saipan Maru Transport 5,533 |R.M. Davenport
19430724 1730 19430725 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] USS Tinosa fires 12 torpedoes at target with 11 duds.
19430730 1730 19430730 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Hailbut SS-232@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Taibun Maru Passenger Cargo 6,581 |I.J. Galantin
19430801 1730 19430801 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Finback SS-230@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kaisho Maru Passenger cargo 6,070 |J.A. Tyree
19430801 1730 19430801 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pogy SS-266@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Mogamigawa Maru Aircraft Ferry 7,497 |G.H. Wales
19430806 1730 19430806 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]Battle of Vella Gulf:| 4 Japanese destroyers attempt to bring troops and supplies to Kolombangara, Solomon Is. and are attacked by 6 U.S. destroyers. 3 Japanese destroyers are sunk and 1 damaged. U.S. destroyers suffer no damage.
19430808 1730 19430808 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Whale SS-239@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Naruto Maru Aircraft Ferry 7,419 |A.C. Burrows
19430810 1730 19430810 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Salmon SS-182@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Wakanoura Maru Passenger Cargo 2,411 |N.Nichols
19430819 1730 19430819 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Finback SS-230@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Sub Chaser 109 Sub Chaser 200 |J.A. Tyree
19430820 1730 19430820 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gar SS-206@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Seizan Maru Cargo 955 | Sunk Koyu Maru Cargo 5,325 |G.W. Lautrup
19430820 1730 19430820 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Plunger SS-179@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Setai Maru Cargo 3,404 |R.H. Bass
19430822 1730 19430822 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Plunger SS-179@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Ryokai Maru Cargo 4,655 |R.H. Bass
19430822 1730 19430822 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tullibee SS-284@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kaisho Maru Passenger Cargo 4,164 |C.F. Brindupke
19430823 1730 19430823 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Paddle SS-263@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Ataka Maru Passenger Cargo 5,248 |R.H. Rice
19430824 1730 19430824 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Sailfish SS-192@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Toan Maru Cargo 2,110 |R.E.M. Ward
19430827 1730 19430827 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grayling SS-209@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Meizan Maru Passenger Cargo 5,480 |R.M. Brinker
19430827 1730 19430827 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pollock SS-180@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Taifuku Maru Passenger Cargo 3,520 |B.E. Lewellen
19430831 1730 19430831 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]A U.S. carrier task force bombs Marcus Island, Micronesia.
19430903 1730 19430903 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pollock SS-180@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tagonoura Maru Cargo 3,521 |B.E. Lewellen
19430903 1730 19430903 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pompano SS-181@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Akama Maru Cargo 3,600 |W.H. Thomas
19430904 1730 19430905 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Albacore SS-218@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk IJN Heijo Maru Ex-Gunboat 2,627 |O.E. Hagberg
19430904 1730 19430904 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Guardfish SS-217@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tenyu Maru Cargo 3,738 | Sunk Tenyu Maru Cargo 3,738 T.B. | Sunk Kaimei Maru Cargo 5,254 |T.B. Klakring
19430906 1730 19430906 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Hailbut SS-232@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shogen Maru Cargo 3,362 |I.J. Galantin
19430908 1730 19430908 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Drum SS-228@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Hakutetsu Maru Cargo 1,334 |B.F. McMahon
19430909 1730 19430909 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Harder SS-257@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Koyo Maru Cargo 3,010 |S.D. Dealey
19430909 1730 19430909 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trout SS-202@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk I-182 Submarine 1,630 |A.H. Clark
19430911 1730 19430911 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Harder SS-257@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Yoko Maru Cargo 1,050 |S.D. Dealey
19430911 1730 19430911 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Narwhal SS-167@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Hokusho Maru Cargo 4,211 |F.D. Latta
19430918 1730 19430918 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trigger SS-237@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Yowa Maru Cargo 6,435 |R.E. Dornin
19430919 1730 19430919 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Harder SS-257@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kachisan Maru Cargo 814 |S.D. Dealey
19430919 1730 19430919 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS S-28@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Katsura Maru 2 Ex Gunboat 1,368 |V.A. Sisler
19430921 1730 19430921 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trigger SS-237@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shiriya Tanker 6,500 | Sunk Hshoyo Maru Tanker 7,498 | Sunk Argun Maru Cargo 6,662 |R.E. Dornin
19430923 1730 19430923 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Harder SS-257@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kowa Maru Cargo 4,520 | Sunk Daishin Maru Tanker 5,878 |S.D. Dealey
19430923 1730 19430923 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trout SS-202@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Ryotoku Maru Cargo 3,483 | Sunk Yamashiro Maru Passenger Cargo 3,429 |A.H. Clark
19430925 1730 19430925 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Bowfin SS-287@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kirishima Maru Passenger Cargo 8,120 |J.H. Willingham
19430925 1730 19430925 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pompano SS-181@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Taiko Maru Cargo 2,958 |W.H. Thomas
19430926 1730 19430926 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Bluefish SS-222@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kasasagi MTB 595 |G.E. Porter
19430927 1730 19430927 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Bonefish SS-223@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kashima Maru Transport 9,908 |T.W. Hogan
19430928 1730 19430928 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Bluefish SS-222@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Akashi Maru Cargo 3,227 |G.E. Porter
19430928 1730 19430928 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gudgeon SS-211@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tainan Maru Passenger Cargo 3,158 |W.S. Port
19430930 1730 19430930 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pogy SS-266@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Maebashi Maru Passenger Cargo 7,005 |G.H. Wales
19431001 1730 19431001 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Peto SS-265@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tonei Maru Passenger-Cargo 4,930 | Sunk Kinkasan Maru Cargo 4,980 | Sunk Konei Maru Cargo 2,345 |W.T. Nelson
19431005 1730 19431005 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]The first of two heavy raids by a US Navy Task Force against Wake Island, with 61 Japanese aircraft being reported as destroyed.
19431005 1730 19431005 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Wahoo SS-238@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Konron Maru Transport 7,908 |D.W. Morton
19431006 1730 19431006 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Wahoo SS-238@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Passenger Cargo 1,288 |D.W. Morton
19431008 1730 19431008 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Guardfish SS-217@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kashu Maru Cargo 5,460 |N.G. Ward
19431008 1730 19431008 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Gurnard SS-254@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tainan Maru Cargo 5,655 | Sunk Dainichi Maru Passenger Cargo 5,813 |C.H. Andrews
19431009 1730 19431009 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Rasher SS-269@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kogane Maru Passenger Cargo 3,132 |E.S. Hutchinson
19431009 1730 19431009 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Wahoo SS-238@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kanko Maru Cargo 2,995 |D.W. Morton
19431010 1730 19431010 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Bonefish SS-223@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Teibi Maru Transport 10,086 | Sunk Isuzugawa Cargo 4,212 |T.W. Hogan
19431012 1730 19431012 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]350 allied bombers hit the Japanese base at Rabaul in New Britain sinking three destroyers.
19431013 1730 19431013 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Rasher SS-269@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kenkoku Maru Cargo 3,127 |E.S. Hutchinson
19431014 1730 19431014 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grayback SS-208@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kozui Maru Passenger Cargo 7,072 |J.A. Moore
19431015 1730 19431015 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tullibee SS-284@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Chicago Maru Passenger Cargo 5,866 |C.F. Brindupke
19431016 1730 19431016 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Growler SS-215@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Chifuku Maru Passenger Cargo 5,857 H.W. Gilmore
19431017 1730 19431017 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Haddock SS-231@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Unknown Maru Cargo 4,000 |A.H. Taylor
19431018 1730 19431018 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Lapon SS-260@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Taichu Maru Cargo 1,906 |L.T. Stone
19431019 1730 19431020 2330 0 100 60 1 @COMSUBPAC@^All Fleet Boats^&Operational News&[X] US Navy communiqué reveals that, since 7 Dec 1941, US submarines have sunk or damaged more than 400 enemy vessels with 319 confirmed sinkings.
19431020 1730 19431020 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Kingfish SS-234@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Sana Maru Cargo 3,365 |V.L. Lowrance
19431022 1730 19431022 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Grayback SS-208@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk IJN Awata Maru Ex Light Cruiser 7,397 |J.A. Moore
19431023 1730 19431023 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Guardfish SS-217@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk IJN Hakaze Destroyer 1,300 |T.B. Klakring
19431026 1730 19431026 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS S-31@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Keizan Maru Cargo 2,864 |R.F. Sellers
19431027 1730 19431027 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Flying Fish SS-229@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Nanman Maru Cargo 6,550 |G.R. Donaho
19431031 1730 19431031 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Rasher SS-269@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Koryo Maru Tanker 589 |E.S. Hutchinson
19431101 1730 19431101 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]A confused naval battle begins around Bougainville Island in the Solomon's.
19431102 1730 19431102 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Hailbut SS-232@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Ehime Maru Cargo 4,653 |I.J. Galantin
19431102 1730 19431102 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trigger SS-237@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Yawata maru Cargo 1,852 X Sunk Delogoa Maru Passenger Cargo 7,148 |R.E. Dornin
19431104 1730 19431104 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Tautog SS-199@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Sub Chaser 30 Sub Chaser 100 |W.B. Sieglaff
19431105 1730 19431105 2330 0 100 60 1 @CINCPAC@^...^&Pac News&[X]US Navy carrier planes cripple a Japanese squadron at Rabaul, forcing six cruisers to withdraw North to Truk for repairs.
19431105 1730 19431105 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Pike SS-173@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Shoju Maru Passenger Cargo 2,022 |L.D. McGregor
19431108 1730 19431108 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Bluefish SS-222@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kyokuei Maru Tanker 10,570 |G.E. Porter
19431108 1730 19431108 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Rasher SS-269@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Tango Maru Tanker 2,046 |E.S. Hutchinson
19431111 1730 19431111 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Capelin SS-289@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kuniyama Maru Cargo 3,127 |E.E. Marshall
19431113 1730 19431113 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Thresher SS-200@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Muko Maru Transport 4,862 |H. Hull
19431113 1730 19431113 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trigger SS-237@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Nachisan Maru Passenger Cargo 4,443 |R.E. Dornin
19431115 1730 19431115 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Crevalle SS-291@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Kyokko Maru Passenger Cargo 6,783 |H.T. Munson
19431117 1730 19431117 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Drum SS-228@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Hie Maru Ex Supply Ship 11,621 |D.F. Williamson
19431118 1730 19431118 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Bluefish SS-222@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk IJN Sanaye Destroyer 820 |G.E. Porter
19431119 1730 19431119 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Harder SS-257@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Udo Maru Cargo 3,936 | Sunk Hokko Maru Cargo 5,385 |S.D. Dealey
19431120 1730 19431120 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Harder SS-257@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Nikko Maru Cargo 5,949 |S.D. Dealey
19431121 1730 19431121 2330 0 100 60 1 @USS Trigger SS-237@^...^&Radio Traffic&[X] Sunk Eizan Maru Cargo 1,681 |R.E. Dornin

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As you can see, the transmission dates for the TMO messages are in chronological order.

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Now, here is the SAME FILE in the RSRDC folder.

19411220 0100 19411223 0200 1 100 60 0 @CTF3@^TF3^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY SHIFT BASE OF OPERATIONS TO SURABAYA JAVA X
19420308 0100 19420308 0200 1 100 60 0 @CTF3@^TF3^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY SHIFT BASE OF OPERATIONS TO FREMANTLE AUSTRALIA X
19420715 0100 19420715 0200 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^SUBPAC^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY ALL PEARL HARBOR BASED UNITS SHIFT BASE OF OPERATIONS TO MIDWAY ISLAND X
19431029 0100 19431029 0200 1 100 60 0 @CTF72@^TF72^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY SHIFT BASE OF OPERATIONS TO MILNE BAY X
19440406 0100 19440406 0200 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^SUBPAC^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY ALL MIDWAY ISLAND BASED UNITS SHIFT BASE OF OPERATIONS TO MAJURO ISLAND X
19440501 0100 19440501 0200 1 100 60 0 @CTF72@^TF72^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY SHIFT BASE OF OPERATIONS TO MANUS ISLAND X
19440722 0100 19440722 0200 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^SUBPAC^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY ALL MAJURO ISLAND BASED UNITS SHIFT BASE OF OPERATIONS TO SAIPAN X
19440801 0100 19440801 0200 1 100 60 0 @CTF71^TF71^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY SHIFT BASE OF OPERATIONS TO MIOS WOENDI X
19441003 0100 19441003 0200 1 100 60 0 @COMSUBPAC@^SUBPAC^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY ALL SAIPAN BASED UNITS SHIFT BASE OF OPERATIONS TO GUAM X
19450206 0100 19450206 0200 1 100 60 0 @CTF72@^TF72^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY SHIFT BASE OF OPERATIONS TO SUBIC BAY X
19431222 0100 19431222 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]Heavy IJN units expected 180nm NNW of Truk Dec24th. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430518 0100 19430518 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]Heavy IJN units in transit from Truk to home waters, expected at position 3345N 14045E on May21. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19431101 0100 19431101 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]Heavy IJN units in transit from Truk to home waters, expected at position 3145N 13245E on Nov5. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19411213 0100 19411213 0200 1 100 60 0 @TF3 N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]Heavy IJN units in transit from Cam Ranh Bay, Expected to be in the area of 0730N 110E sometime on the 14th of December. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19420210 0100 19420210 0200 1 100 60 0 @ComSubAsia@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]Heavy IJN units in transit from Cam Ranh Bay to eastern Sumatra, Expected to be in the area of 03N 10830E at approximately 1800 on the 11th of Febuary. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19431021 0100 19431021 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]2 IJN CL in transit from Shanghai, Expected to be in the area of 27N 12510E late on the 22th of October. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440613 1500 19440613 1600 1 100 60 0 @USS REDFIN@^COMSUBPAC^&Flash Traffic&[X]IJN FLEET UNITS (4BB 4CV 8CA PLUS MANY DD ) POSTIION 0500N 11938E CUR/SPD 010T/12KTS AT 1400 13 Jun 44
19440615 2000 19440615 2100 1 100 60 0 @USS FLYING FISH@^COMSUBPAC^&Flash Traffic&[X]15 PLUS IJN HEAVY UNITS EXITING THE SAN BERNARDINO STRAIT POSTIION 1254N 12420E CUR/SPD 090T/12KTS AT 1940 15 Jun 44
19440615 1200 19440615 1300 1 100 60 0 @USS SEAHORSE@^COMSUBPAC^&Flash Traffic&[X]IJN TASK GROUP (2BB 3CA 6DD)POSTIION 0525N 12815E CUR/SPD 020T/15KTS AT 1000 15 Jun 44
19440617 0400 19440617 0500 1 100 60 0 @USS CAVALLA@^COMSUBPAC^&Flash Traffic&[X]IJN UNITS (2AO 3DD)POSTIION 1143N 13025E CUR/SPD 010T/12KTS AT 0330 17 Jun 44
19440617 1200 19440617 1300 1 100 60 0 @USS CAVALLA@^COMSUBPAC^&Flash Traffic&[X]15 OR MORE LARGE IJN COMBATANTS POSTIION 1150N 13152E CUR/SPD 050T/12KTS AT 0830 15 Jun 44
19420705 0100 19420705 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]IJN Task Group has depart Truk enroute to Rabual. Est position at 1600 7 JUL 42 0136S 14900E. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19450214 0100 19450214 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]IJN Task Group is est. to be at 2525N 12010E at 0900 16 Feb 45 enroute Kure. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441206 0100 19441206 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]IJN Task Group is est. to be at 3850N 12735E at early AM 8 Dec enroute Sasebo. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440227 0100 19440227 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]IJN CA on ISE transit to Sasebo is est. to be at 1715N 11730E at early AM 1 Mar. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19411213 0100 19411213 0200 1 100 60 0 @CTF3 N2@^TF3^&Flash Traffic&[X]IJN Task Group departed Cam Ran Bay PM 13 Dec est enroute area of Brunei Bay est position at 1300 14 Dec is 0715N 11050E. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441102 0100 19441102 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]Japanese carrier, "a battleship or cruiser" and three destroyers heading south est position at 2100 3 Nov at 1620N 11715E. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421216 0100 19421216 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]IJN cruiser, 2 transports and 4 DD will be in Madang Roads ( 0513S 14554E ) on 18 Dec. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19420703 0100 19420704 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in TG8.5 Large IJN Force moving into the Kiska Area starting early AM 5 July . Estimate a cover force operating to the southwest, while a strong escorted force will land troops . Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19420725 0100 19420726 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in TG8.5 IJN will attempt resupply run to Kiska. Estimate will attempt resupply landing starting early AM 27 July. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19420825 0100 19420826 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in TG8.5 IJN will attempt resupply run to Attu and Kiska. Estimate will attempt resupply landing on Attu starting early AM 27 Aug. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19420905 0100 19420906 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in TG8.5 IJN will attempt resupply run to Kiska. Estimate will attempt resupply landing on starting early AM 7 Sept. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19420912 0100 19420913 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in TG8.5 IJN will attempt resupply run to Kiska. Estimate will attempt resupply landing on starting early AM 14 Sept. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421014 0100 19421015 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in TG8.5 IJN will attempt resupply run to Kiska. Estimate will attempt resupply landing on starting early AM 17 Oct. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421104 0100 19421105 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in TG8.5 IJN will attempt resupply run to Attu. Estimate will attempt resupply landing on starting early AM 6 Nov. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421108 0100 19421109 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in TG8.5 IJN will attempt one or two resupply runs to Attu. Estimate will attempt these resupply landings on starting early AM 10 Nov. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421125 0100 19421126 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in TG8.5 IJN will attempt multiple resupply runs to Attu. Estimate will attempt these resupply landings on starting early AM 27 Nov. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421202 0100 19421202 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in TG8.5 IJN will attempt resupply run to Kiska. Estimate will attempt resupply landing on starting early AM 4 Dec. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421208 0100 19421208 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in TG8.5 IJN will attempt resupply run to Attu. Estimate will attempt resupply landing on starting early AM 12 Dec. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421225 0100 19421225 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in TG8.5 IJN will attempt resupply run to Attu. Estimate will attempt resupply landing on starting early AM 27 Dec. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430113 0100 19430114 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in TG8.5 IJN will attempt resupply run to Kiska. Estimate will attempt resupply landing on starting early AM 15 Jan. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430128 0100 19430129 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in TG8.5 IJN will attempt multiple resupply runs to Attu and Kiska. Estimate first landing on Attu late Feb 1 and second sometime on Feb 2. Kiska landings estimated AM Feb 4. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430205 0100 19430206 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in TG8.5 IJN will attempt resupply run to Attu. Estimate will attempt resupply landing on starting midday 12 Feb. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430309 0100 19430309 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in TG8.5 IJN will attempt resupply run to Attu. Estimate will attempt resupply landing on starting midday 11 March. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19420814 0100 19420816 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Truk/Solomon area. IJN is starting a Major redeployment of fleet units from home waters to Truk in reaction to US landing at Guadalcanal. Expect IJN units in the Truk area starting Aug 17. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19420829 1300 19420829 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land troops and supplies on Guadalcanal late PM 29Aug / early AM 30Aug. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT” at high speed. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19420831 1300 19420831 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land troops and supplies on Guadalcanal late PM 31Aug / early AM 1Sept. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT” at high speed. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19420907 1300 19420907 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land troops and supplies on Guadalcanal late PM 7Sept / early AM 8Sept. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT” at high speed. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19420911 1300 19420911 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land troops and supplies on Guadalcanal late PM 11Sept / early AM 12Sept. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT” at high speed. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19420912 1300 19420912 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a IJN attack mission will attempt to shell Henderson Field on Guadalcanal late PM 12Sept / early AM 13Sept. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT” at high speed. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19420918 1300 19420918 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a IJN attack mission will attempt to shell Henderson Field on Guadalcanal late PM 18Sept / early AM 19Sept. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT” at high speed. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19420921 1300 19420921 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land troops and supplies on Guadalcanal late PM 21Sept / early AM 22Sept. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT” at high speed. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421002 1300 19421002 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land troops and supplies on Guadalcanal late PM 2Oct / early AM 3Oct. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT” at high speed. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421006 1300 19421006 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land troops and supplies on Guadalcanal late PM 6Oct / early AM 7Oct. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT” at high speed. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421009 1300 19421009 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land troops and supplies on Guadalcanal late PM 9Oct / early AM 10Oct. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT” at high speed. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421015 1300 19421015 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a major IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land troops and supplies on Guadalcanal late PM 15Oct / early AM 16Oct. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT”. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421102 1300 19421102 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a major IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land supplies on Guadalcanal late PM 2Nov / early AM 3Nov. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT” at high speed. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421107 1300 19421107 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a major IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land supplies on Guadalcanal late PM 7Nov / early AM 8Nov. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT” at high speed. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421203 1300 19421203 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a major IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land supplies on Guadalcanal late PM 3Dec / early AM 4Dec. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT” at high speed. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421211 1300 19421211 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land troops and supplies on Guadalcanal late PM 11Dec / early AM 12Dec. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT” at high speed. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421216 0300 19421203 0400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land troops and supplies at Munda Point on New Georgia midday on the 16Dec. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421225 0300 19421225 0400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land troops and supplies at Munda Point on New Georgia PM 25Dec. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430102 1300 19430102 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land supplies on Guadalcanal late PM 2Jan / early AM 3Jan. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT” at high speed. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430110 1300 19430110 1400 1 100 60 0 @TF42 N2@^TF42 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Solomon Islands area. There are indications that a IJN re-supply mission will attempt to land supplies on Guadalcanal late PM 10Jan / early AM 11Jan. Estimated route will have IJN units proceeding down the “SLOT” at high speed. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430130 0100 19430130 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Truk/Solomon area. There are indications that major IJN fleet units have deployed from Truk into waters northeast of Ontong Java Island ( 0525S 15920E ). Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept.
19421012 0100 19421013 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Truk/Solomon area. There are indications that major IJN fleet units have deployed from Truk into waters northeast of the Solomon Island. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept.
19430616 0100 19430616 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Truk/Solomon area. IJN is starting a Major redeployment of fleet units from home waters to Truk. Expect IJN units in the Truk area starting Jun 18. Additional units expected on Jun 21. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440112 0100 19440113 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Japanese home waters. Heavy IJN units (Possible 1 or 2 BB ) in transit from Truk to home waters, expected at position 2830N 13115E on Jan14. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19431114 0100 19431115 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Japanese home waters. Heavy IJN units (Possible 1 or 2 CA ) in transit from Truk to home waters, expected at position 2830N 13115E on Nov16. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19431112 0100 19431113 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in Japanese home waters. Unknown number of IJN units in transit from Truk to home waters, expected at position 3300N 14015E on PM 14Nov. Additation units will pass this point 24 hours later. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441005 0100 19441005 0200 1 100 60 0 @TF71 N2@^TF71 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in the Java Sea. U168 will be transiting from Batavia to Surabaya and will be in position 0620S 11130E on AM 6 Oct 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19450422 0100 19450422 0200 1 100 60 0 @TF71 N2@^TF71 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in the Java Sea. U183 will be transiting the Java Sea and will be in position 0500S 11300E on midday 23 April 45. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441108 0100 19441108 0200 1 100 60 0 @TF71 N2@^TF71 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in the Java Sea. U537 will be transiting the Java Sea east of Surabaya and will be in position 0713S 11517E on PM 9 Nov 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441005 0100 19441005 0200 1 100 60 0 @TF71 N2@^TF71 Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units in the Java Sea. U168 will be transiting from Batavia to Surabaya and will be in position 0620S 11130E on AM 6 Oct 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440701 0100 19440701 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units near the Formosa Strait. A German U-boat is transiting from Singapore to Japanese home waters. The U-boat will be entering the Formosa Strait from the south on 2 July 1944. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441010 0100 19441010 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units near the Formosa Strait. A German U-boat is transiting from Japanese home waters to Singapore. The U-boat will be entering the Formosa Strait from the north on 11 Oct 1944. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430307 0100 19430307 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near Peleliu, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Rabaul to Peleliu. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near the south entrance to Peleliu harbor midday 8 Mar 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430316 0100 19430316 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near Peleliu, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Rabaul to Peleliu. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near the south entrance to Peleliu harbor PM 18 Mar 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430305 0100 19430305 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the Bismarck Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Truk to Rabaul. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near position 0200S 15010E on Early AM 7 Mar 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430408 0100 19430408 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the Bismarck Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Peleliu to Wewak. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be north of Wewak harbor on PM 10 Apr 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430411 0100 19430411 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near Guam / Saipan, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from home waters to Truk. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting between Guam & Saipan midday 13 Apr 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430502 0100 19430502 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near Peleliu, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Rabaul to Peleliu. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near the south entrance to Peleliu harbor midday 4 May 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430506 0100 19430506 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Bungo Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Peleliu to Home waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the Bungo Straits midday 8 May 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430512 0100 19430512 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol south of Tokyo Wan, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Truk to Home waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be 40nm SSE of Tokyo Wan midday 15 May 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430524 0100 19430524 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near Peleliu, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters to Peleliu. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near the North entrance to Peleliu harbor AM 26 May 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430602 0100 19430602 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the East China Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Toko ( Formosa ) to Home Waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near position 2710N 12230E on 4 Jun 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430608 0100 19430608 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near Peleliu, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters to Peleliu. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near the North entrance to Peleliu harbor PM 9 Jun 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430612 0100 19430612 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Bungo Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Peleliu to Home waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the Bungo Straits midday 14 Jun 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430616 0100 19430616 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Luzon Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Manila to Toko ( Formosa ). Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting West of the Luzon Straits PM 17 Jun 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430617 0100 19430617 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Luzon Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Toko ( Formosa ) to Singapore. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be at position 0330N 10700W midday 18 Jun 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430630 0100 19430630 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Bungo Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Peleliu to Home waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the Bungo Straits AM 2 Jul 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430707 0100 19430707 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the Bismarck Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Peleliu to Wewak. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be north of Wewak harbor on PM 9 July 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430709 0100 19430709 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near Peleliu, intelligence source indicate that at least 3 convoys is enroute from Home Waters to Peleliu. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), they be near the North entrance to Peleliu harbor between 11 and 16 July 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430702 0100 19430702 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters to Singapore. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the southern end of the Formosa Early AM 5 July 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430713 0100 19430713 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters to Singapore. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the southern end of the Formosa AM 15 July 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430708 0100 19430708 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Luzon Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Singapore to Home Waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the Luzon Straits sometime on 10 July 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430726 0100 19430726 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol south of Tokyo Wan, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Peleliu to Home waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be 85nm SSW of Tokyo Wan Early AM 28 July 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept.
19430731 0100 19430731 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Bungo Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Peleliu to Home waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the Bungo Straits PM 1 Aug 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430810 0100 19430810 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters to Singapore. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the southern end of the Formosa AM 12 Aug 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430811 0100 19430811 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Luzon Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Singapore to Home Waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the Luzon Straits sometime on 13 Aug 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430816 0100 19430816 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Bungo Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute to Home waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the Bungo Straits PM 17 Aug 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430816 1900 19430816 2000 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol south of Tokyo Wan, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute to Home waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be 50nm SSE of Tokyo Wan PM 17 Aug 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430829 0100 19430829 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters to Singapore. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the southern end of the Formosa AM 31 Aug 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430830 0100 19430830 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Luzon Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Singapore to Home Waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the Luzon Straits sometime on 1 Sept 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430904 0100 19430904 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the Bismarck Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Peleliu to Wewak. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be north of Wewak harbor on AM 6 Sept 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430906 0100 19430906 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the Bismarck Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Peleliu to Wewak. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be north of Wewak harbor on AM 8 Sept 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430911 0100 19430911 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near Peleliu, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Rabual to Peleliu. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near the South entrance to Peleliu harbor AM 13 Sept 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430927 0100 19430927 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters to Singapore. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the southern end of the Formosa AM 29 Sept 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430928 0100 19430928 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Luzon Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Singapore to Home Waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the Luzon Straits sometime on AM 30 Sept 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421003 0100 19421003 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the Bismarck Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters to Rabaul. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be arrive Rabaul sometime on AM 6 Oct 42. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421008 0100 19421008 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the Celebes Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Singapore to Rabaul. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be at position 0300N 12120E sometime on Early AM 10 Oct 42. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421015 0100 19421015 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the Bismarck Sea, intelligence source indicate that there at least 3 convoys are enroute to Rabaul. The three convoys are estimated to be transiting the Bismarck Sea and arriving Rabaul between the 17 / 19 Oct 42. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19421209 0100 19421209 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the Truk, intelligence source indicate that there at least 3 convoys are enroute to Truk from Home Waters. The three convoys are estimated to be arriving Truk on 11, 15 and 18 Dec 42. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430116 0100 19430116 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near Truk, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near the West entrance to Truk harbor AM 19 Jan 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430213 0100 19430213 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near Truk, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near the West entrance to Truk harbor AM 15 Feb 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19430302 0100 19430302 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Bungo Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Peleliu to Home waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the Bungo Straits AM 5 Mar 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19431012 0100 19431012 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the Celebes Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Manila to Rabaul. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be at position 0415N 12345E sometime on midday 14 Oct 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19431016 0100 19431016 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Luzon Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Singapore to Home Waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the Luzon Straits sometime on midday 18 Oct 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19431019 0100 19431019 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near Peleliu, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Rabual to Peleliu. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near the South entrance to Peleliu harbor AM 21 Oct 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19431030 0100 19431030 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters to Singapore. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the southern end of the Formosa AM 2 Nov 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19431110 0100 19431110 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Bungo Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Peleliu to Home waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the Bungo Straits PM 12 Nov 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19431115 0100 19431115 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the South China Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Singapore to Home Waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be at position 0700N 10745E sometime on Early AM 17 Nov 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19431116 0100 19431116 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the Truk, intelligence source indicate that there at least 5 convoys are enroute to Truk from Home Waters and Rabual. The five convoys are estimated to be arriving Truk between 19 and 22 Nov 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19431205 0100 19431205 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the Celebes Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Singapore to Peleliu. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be at position 0445N 12200E sometime on midday 7 Dec 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19431210 0100 19431210 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near Truk, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Rabual. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near the South entrance to Truk harbor AM 10 Dec 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19431220 0100 19431220 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the South China Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Singapore to Home Waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be at position 0345N 10700E sometime on Early AM 23 Dec 43. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440105 0100 19440105 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Bungo Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Peleliu to Home waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the Bungo Straits PM 7 Jan 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440108 0100 19440108 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Luzon Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters to Singapore. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be west of the Luzon Straits ( 2030N 12000E ) sometime on AM 10 Jan 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440105 0100 19440105 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Bungo Straits, intelligence source indicate that at least 2 convoys are enroute from Peleliu to Home waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), they will be transiting the Bungo Straits 17 Jan 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440203 0100 19440203 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters to Singapore. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the southern end of the Formosa PM 5 Feb 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440214 0100 19440214 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the Celebes Sea, intelligence source indicate that at least 2 convoy will transit the area . Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), they will be at position 0415N 12010E sometime on midday 16 Feb 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440219 0100 19440219 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near Peleliu, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Rabual to Peleliu. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near the South entrance to Peleliu harbor PM 21 Feb 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440220 0100 19430220 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that 2 to 3 convoys will transit the central Formosa Straits. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), they will be in the straits PM 22 Feb 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440302 0100 19440302 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the South China Sea, intelligence source indicate that 2 convoys are enroute from Home Water to Singapore. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), they will be at position 0220N 10920E sometime on 4 and 6 Mar 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440318 0100 19440318 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Singapore to Home Waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the southern end of the Formosa Straits midday 20 Mar 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440417 0100 19440417 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Saipan, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters to Saipan. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will near the entrance to Saipan harbor PM 19 Apr 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440422 0100 19440422 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters to Singapore. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the southern end of the Formosa PM 24 Apr 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440501 0100 19440501 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Saipan, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters to Saipan. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will near the entrance to Saipan harbor AM 3 May 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440502 0100 19440502 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the East China Sea, intelligence source indicate that at least 5 convoys are transiting the area. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), these convoys will be in area between 5 and 7 May 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440515 0100 19440515 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Home Waters to Singapore. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the southern end of the Formosa PM 17 May 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440519 0100 19440519 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Saipan, intelligence source indicate that 2 convoys are enroute to Saipan. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will near the entrance to Saipan harbor PM 21 May 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440615 0100 19440615 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that 2 convoys will be transiting the straits ( one north, one south ). Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), they will be in the straits midday 15 Jun 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440616 0100 19440616 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol south of Tokyo Wan, intelligence source indicate that a least 4 large convoys are enroute to Home waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the first will will be 40nm SSE of Tokyo Wan AM 16 Jun 44, with the remaining convoys arriving over the next 36 hours. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440701 0100 19440701 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is enroute from Singapore to Home Waters. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the southern end of the Formosa Straits midday 3 July 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440714 0100 19440714 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that 3 convoys will be transiting the straits ( two north, one south ). Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), they will be in the straits starting PM 16 July 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440801 0100 19440801 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]IJN has shifted North / South convoy routes between Singapore and Home Waters to transit close to the Indochina / Chinese coasts. Units patrolling the South China Sea / Formosa Straits / East China Sea shift search areas as necessary.
19440817 0100 19440817 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that 2 convoys will be transiting the straits ( one north, one south ). Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), they will be in the straits starting PM 19 Aug 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440816 0100 19440816 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the South China Sea, intelligence source indicate that 2 to 3 convoys are enroute from Home Water to Singapore via the Palawan Passage . Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), they will be near position 1030N 11820E sometime on 18 Aug 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440828 0100 19440828 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that at least 3 to 5 convoys will be transiting the area shortly. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), they will be transiting through the Formosa Straits starting AM 30 Aug 44 for a period of 24 hours. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440901 0100 19440901 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the South China Sea, intelligence source indicate that 2 convoys are transiting the Indochina coast between Singapore and Home Waters . Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), they will be near position 1400N 10945E sometime on 4 Sept 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440912 0100 19440912 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that at least 3 to 4 convoys will be transiting the area shortly. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), they will be transiting through the Formosa Straits starting AM 14 Sept 44 for a period of 24 hours. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441004 0100 19441004 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the South China Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is transiting the Indochina coast between Singapore and Home Waters . Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near position 1120N 10920E sometime on AM 6 Oct 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441019 0100 19441019 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that at least 1 to 2 convoys will be transiting the area shortly. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), they will be transiting through the Formosa Straits starting AM 21 Oct 44 for a period of 24 hours. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19440930 0100 19440930 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Luzon Straits, intelligence source indicate that 2 convoys are enroute from Toko ( Formosa ) to Manila. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoys will be at position 2050N 11950W Early AM 2 Oct 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441015 0100 19441015 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the South China Sea near Manila, intelligence source indicate that 2 convoys are from Toko ( Formosa ) to Manila. . Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), these convoys will be near the entrance of Manila Bay. Recommended intecept point is position 1420N 12000E starting AM 17 Oct 44. Expect second convoy within 24 hours. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441105 0100 19441105 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that at least 2 convoys will be transiting the southern straits within the next 24 to 48 hours. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be transiting the southern end of the Formosa Straits midday 6 Nov 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441110 0100 19441110 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the South China Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is transiting the Indochina coast between Home Waters and Sinapore . Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near position 0925N 10700E sometime on Late PM 6 Oct 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441110 1200 19441110 1300 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the South China Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is transiting between Manila and Sinapore . Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near position 0150N 10720E sometime on Late PM 12 Nov 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441116 0100 19441116 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Formosa Straits, intelligence source indicate that at least 2 convoys will be transiting the area shortly. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), they will be transiting through the Formosa Straits starting Late PM 18 Nov 44 for a period of 12 hours. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441122 0100 19441122 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Luzon Straits, intelligence source indicate that 2 convoys are transiting between Toko ( Formosa ) to Manila. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoys will be at position 1900N 11940W Early PM 24 Nov 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441203 0100 19441203 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol near the Luzon Straits, intelligence source indicate that a convoy are transiting between Toko ( Formosa ) to Manila. Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be at position 1950N 11950W Early AM 4 Dec 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441209 0100 19441209 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the South China Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is transiting the Indochina coast between Home Waters and Sinapore . Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near position 0945N 10715E sometime on Late PM 11 Dec 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441216 0100 19441216 0900 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the South China Sea, intelligence source indicate that a convoy is transiting the Chinese coast between Singapore and Home Waters . Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near position 1945N 11200E sometime on Late PM 18 Dec 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19441219 0100 19441219 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the East China Sea, intelligence source indicate that at least 2 convoy is transiting the Chinese coast between Singapore and Home Waters . Base on estimated Speed of Advance (SOA), the convoy will be near position 2935N 12310E sometime on Late PM 22 Dec 44. Units operating within striking distance attempt to intercept
19450101 0100 19450101 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC N2@^Forces Afloat^&Flash Traffic&[X]For units on patrol in the Western Pacfic, intelligence source indicate that at least IJN convoys are transiting the IndoChina / Chinese coast between Singapore and Home Waters . Units operating within SubPac AOI should concentrate their searches with 50nm of coastal waters
19431220 0100 19431220 0200 1 100 60 0 @SUBPAC@^Forces Afloat^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE 1 Jan 1944, all Narwhal class Submarines will shift home port to Task Force 71 ( Perth-Fremantle, Australia )
19420815 0100 19420815 0200 1 100 60 0 @CTF51@^TF 51 Forces Afloat^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE 30 Aug 1942, all Porpoise class Submarines will shift home port to ComSubPac ( Midway Island )
19430715 0100 19430715 0200 1 100 60 0 @CTF51@^TF 51 Forces Afloat^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE 1 Aug 1943, all Sargo / Salmon class Submarines will shift home port to ComSubPac ( Midway Island )
19431215 0100 19431215 0200 1 100 60 0 @CTF51@^TF 51 Forces Afloat^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE 1 Jan 1944, all Tambor class Submarines will shift home port to ComSubPac ( Midway Island )
19430901 0100 19430901 0200 1 100 60 0 @CTF51@^TF 51 Forces Afloat^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE 15 Sept 1943, all Gar class Submarines will shift home port to ComSubPac ( Midway Island )
19420416 0100 19420416 0200 1 100 60 0 @CTF51@^TF 51 Forces Afloat^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE 18 April 1942 , all S18 class Submarines will shift home port to Task Force 42 ( Brisbane, Australia )
19421030 0100 19421030 0200 1 100 60 0 @CTF42@^TF 42 Forces Afloat^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE 1 Nov 1942 , all S18 class Submarines will shift home port to Task Group 8.5 ( Dutch Harbor, Aleutian Islands )
19430330 0100 19430330 0200 1 100 60 0 @CTF42@^TF 42 Forces Afloat^&Op Immediate Traffic&[X]EFFECTIVE 1 April 1943 , all S42 class Submarines will shift home port to Task Group 8.5 ( Dutch Harbor, Aleutian Islands )

[AJ94CAP]

As you can see, not only are there FAR FEWER messages in this text doc, they also seem to be in a random order by date.

I'd bet money that the game is getting confused by the dates being out of order and therefore not using them as the simulation runs.

So...choices:

1. Delete text document so that TMO's is used. This will probably have adverse effects on gameplay due to all of the contact reports being wrong (because the game will be spawning RSRD's shipping traffic but I'll be receiving messages about stock shipping traffic).

2. Moving each line of code around so that the dates are chronological. Hint: I'm not going to do this.

3. Not use RSRD.

4. Try a redownload to see if perhaps the file is simply corrupt. (Doubt it).

5. Cry. Cry a lot.

6. Ask you fine gentlemen who DO have their messages working to post your messages doc from you RSRDC_TMO_V502 >>> Data >>> Campaigns >>> Campaign folder. This is the best option I think.

[Chasryoung]

6. Ask you fine gentlemen who DO have their messages working to post your messages doc from you RSRDC_TMO_V502 >>> Data >>> Campaigns >>> Campaign folder. This is the best option I think.

That would be awesome.