Operation Ten-Go

skirich · 10-02-19, 01:02 AM

Operation Ten-Go, the Japaneses' last ditch effort to protect Okinawa with the Yamato started April 1st with the Yamato battlegroup leaving mainland Japan for the island.

It was a bust for them as they were intercepted in the East China Sea.

I'm currently trying to figure out if I can be part of that battlle.

I've been patiently parked SSE of Kagoshima where the battlegroup was intercepted by our CV fleet and sunk.
Its been 7 game days of playing hide and seek with various task groups and lots of convoys. Saving all torpedos for the group.

It was April 6th it was sunk, or at least found and then sunk.

Has anyone actually been able to intercept the battlegroup during this operation and engage the Yamato?

I want to make sure my efforts and location are not in vain, as I figured out the game will only spawn the battlegroup if I am in the vicinity. Thats based on my previous Battle of Leyte Gulf tries.

Any help in finding the right spot would help.

10-02-19, 01:02 AM	#1
skirich Chief Join Date: Aug 2019 Location: Patroling the south pacific Posts: 321 Downloads: 75 Uploads: 0	Operation Ten-Go Operation Ten-Go, the Japaneses' last ditch effort to protect Okinawa with the Yamato started April 1st with the Yamato battlegroup leaving mainland Japan for the island. It was a bust for them as they were intercepted in the East China Sea. I'm currently trying to figure out if I can be part of that battlle. I've been patiently parked SSE of Kagoshima where the battlegroup was intercepted by our CV fleet and sunk. Its been 7 game days of playing hide and seek with various task groups and lots of convoys. Saving all torpedos for the group. It was April 6th it was sunk, or at least found and then sunk. Has anyone actually been able to intercept the battlegroup during this operation and engage the Yamato? I want to make sure my efforts and location are not in vain, as I figured out the game will only spawn the battlegroup if I am in the vicinity. Thats based on my previous Battle of Leyte Gulf tries. Any help in finding the right spot would help.