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Machinist's Mate
![]() Join Date: May 2005
Location: The Windy City
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So its about late April when I get a message saying Jap forces converging in the Coral Sea.
I decided to check how accurate to history the movement of the japanese carrier groups were. Went to Wiki and pretty much tracked exactly where a Hiryu would be on night fall on May 6th. Take it up to extra intelligence from Washington ![]() All day May 6th I'm in my area, and every 20 minutes I'm getting aircraft contacts indicative of a carrier group. Sure enough around 11pm, one Hiryu, and three escort carriers along with cruisers and escorts were spotted. They were too far away for an attack so I had to let them go. However, this group was going south and in the morning were scheduled to turn around and head north. :p Sure enough come morning I'm now in favorable position for attack... The hiryu and escort carriers dodged my spread but 2 Mogami ran into fish... My question: How far does the historical representation go? Will we see 40 planes dive bombing a carrier group if we are in the right place and time? What about huge naval engagments (Java Sea, Leyte Gulf)? |
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