1943

Guadalcanal final push
The final push into Guadalcanal was to take the Takanawa airfield from the Japanese to force Japanese fighters away l. The attack started off with swarms of B-17s bombing the AAA, Hangers, and Barracks.

(A B-17 bombs some hangers)
Soon afterwards, US SBD-3 Dauntlesses landed on Takanawa airfield, taking the Japanese captive, and renaming it Fletcher Field in honor of Jack Fletcher, who spared SBDs for this operation.

(SBDs land at Takanawa Field)
Operation Cripple
Operation Cripple qas used to destroy the Polish fleet at Point Gamma, this attack would be launched from the Iwo Maru (Only surviving Akitsu Maru class aircraft carrier), the planes used were Ki-5s, outfitted with two torpedos to knock out the main targets, the Aircraft carrier Jakub Murray, the Battleships Warsaw, Laane, and Minsk, and the cruisers Otesk and Riga. The attack started and only the carrier and cruisers were in port. The attack was successful and knocked out the Otesk, the Riga, and the Jakub Murray.

(A Ki-5 flying away from the carnage)
Fortunately, the KSP Hussar was unharmed, and because of this, after the attack, the Hussar ran to the rescue, picking up survivors from the Riga, because the Jakub Murray was listing heavily, but still afloat. Jakub Murray would sink an hour later.

(Hussar picks up survivors from Jakub Murray)

1944

Carpet Bombing of Singapore
On May 12th, a force of bombers from Fletcher Field came to bomb Japanese airfields and ports in Singapore. The raid started with B-22 Segregators destroying ports so they can't get heavily armed ships to be used as AA out.

(A B-22 bombs a port)
Following the B-22s, SBD-3s attack bunkers on nearby islands to support a ground invasion. These SBDs are supposed to target the 6in cannons and the battleship Haruna, which has been beached due to heavy damage, and being used as a fortress.

(A SBD-3 attacks a 6in Cannon mount)
Next where the B-17Fs. The B-17s would Bomber one of the runways of the main airstrip, making it so no supplies could be delivered, and so no fighters and bombers could attack allied planes and ships.

(A B-17F bombs the airstrip)
Next B-9Cs built by Maximum Industries. These bombers carry 40 bombs, allowing them to demolish any fort in their ways. These bombers targeted the other runway, making sure that it was fruitless to launch aircraft. There have been no accounts of B-9Cs being loss.

(A B-9C attacks a runway)
Next B-16 Flying Forts would attack the seaplane ports. This was a very important task due to the presence of A6M2-N fighters that could take off from the water and intercept allied bombers. Like the B-9C, the B-16 has not had any combat losses yet.

(A B-16 attacks the seaplane port)
Next and finally, the B-25s would attack the hangers, making sure that no planes would be left. These B-25s came in parallel to the Hangers, making sure that all their bombs would hit. This would prove effective and made sure that no G53Ns or Ki-5 Kai IIs could take off.

(A B-25 attacks the hangers)
Battle of Point Gamma
This battle started with the beached battleship Minsk opening fire on the Tosa. Although this would prove fruitless, this would allow the main force to get moving and entercept the reformed Kito Butai. When they arrived, the shadowed the Japanese for 2 minutes, before the KSP Hussar turned on it's searchlights, allowing the allied fleet to open up on the Tosa. And because of the searchlights, the KSP Hussar was hit with a full 16in Salvo from the Amagi.

(The Hussar being hit by 10x 16in rounds)
The Warsaw the opened fire followed by the Laane and South Indes (whom had just arrived). This fleet opened fire on the first three ships in line, all of which were the only three Battleships. The first ship in line was the Tosa, followed by Amagi then finally, the Ise. In the end, the Laane was sunk for all three japanese Battleships sunk.

(The Laane opens fire)

1945

Hokkaido
The attack on Hokkaido, would see a D-Day style attack, supported by 1st fleet and 8th fleet of the USA. The first fleet would attack the North, they had the Battleships Indiana, and the battleship Illinois, supported by the carrier Intervention. The 8th fleet had the Battleships Ohio and Virginia, supported by the carrier Observation. The attack was successful, and all of Hokkaido was taken, threatening Japan.

(A SB4D from Observation attacks an airfield)
Skylence attack
2 days after Hokkaido ended, SRF-1s spotted the new A6M11 ready for takeoff, so the SRF-1 radioed a nearby British Skylence patrol to attack.

(An arial camera view of the A6M11)
The Skylences raced to the airport to attack the A6M11, the first skylence in line damaged the tail, while the second killed the A6M11.

(A Skylence shoots down the A6M11)
Following this, the 6 Skylences attack the hangers that could be harboring more A6M11s, although there were no more, they did destroy surplus A6M10 Zeke IIs, this would prove crucial in the protection of Hokkaido.

(A Skylence bombs a runway)
Mistel Project
The German Mistel Project was a plan for the Germans to take an ME-262-A1u bomber and strap it on top of an unmanned ME-262-A1. Then they would use the bottom 262 as a rocket to propell the bomber longer ranges. This proved affective, and the project received full marks.

(The ME-262-A1u Mistel)
Enola Gay and Bocscar
Finally, the Hiroshima and Nagasaki. These two cities were nuked, causing the end of war with Japan. This proves that the USA will make anyone pay justice for touching their boats. With this, even the USSR is scared, but have no spies trained to go into the highly gaurded Pentagon. This is a clear victory for the USA!

(The Nagasaki bombing)

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