Should a carrier be there? Or was I just lucky?

Jaywa · 09-12-08, 10:41 PM

I left Perth about 6 days before the battle of the Coral Sea and was heading across the northern part of Australia headed for Port Moseby. While crossing the Gulf of Carpentaria I started to be buzzed by Zeros. After continually diving I got caught on the surface with a low battery.

I was attacked by two of them, destroyed one and damaged the other when out of nowhere two more came in, the first one broke my back with a bomb.

My question is, historically the capital ships came in around the eastern part of New Guinea. These planes looked like they were coming from the south of my position so I'm guessing there was an AC there. Did any of the carriers that took part in the Battle of Coral Sea come through the Gulf of Carpentaria?

09-12-08, 10:41 PM	#1
Jaywa Swabbie Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 5 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Should a carrier be there? Or was I just lucky? I left Perth about 6 days before the battle of the Coral Sea and was heading across the northern part of Australia headed for Port Moseby. While crossing the Gulf of Carpentaria I started to be buzzed by Zeros. After continually diving I got caught on the surface with a low battery. I was attacked by two of them, destroyed one and damaged the other when out of nowhere two more came in, the first one broke my back with a bomb. My question is, historically the capital ships came in around the eastern part of New Guinea. These planes looked like they were coming from the south of my position so I'm guessing there was an AC there. Did any of the carriers that took part in the Battle of Coral Sea come through the Gulf of Carpentaria?