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Post by Great Britain on Sept 18, 2004 0:42:36 GMT -5
Ooc: Then state that you moved most of the men out of Nagasaki
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Post by Great Britain on Sept 18, 2004 1:11:49 GMT -5
British troops start occuyping the city from differnt falnks being careful to avoid traps. Any Partisans found still in the city are being shot on site. The scouts are sent to see to where the Partisans are retreating to.
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Post by Japan on Sept 18, 2004 7:15:15 GMT -5
Losses from portugal's attack:
Pre-Dreadnoughts: 3 Mikasa class 2 Katori class
Battlecruisers: 3 Kongo class
Destroyers: 2 Harusame Class 8 Asakaze Class 5 Binakaze Class
light cruisers: 3 Chikuma Class 2 Kasuga Class
Seaplanecarrier: 1 Wakamiya Class
The rest of the fleet is now "in the cove"
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Post by Great Britain on Sept 18, 2004 10:49:06 GMT -5
The British have secured around 95% of the city. Supplies are being brought in through the port. the 135th Engineering division is on the way to Nagasaki. The leftover fleet is docking in Nagasaki.
The Army plans to use Nagasaki to spearhead it way further into the region fo Nagasaki. The civilians left in Nagasaki are promised the same freedoms as before. The 101st British division is still securing the leftover parts not secured.
the British 123rd is planting explosives on any coastal batteries still left. the 115th is finding any supplies leftover in or around the city. A Forward HQ is being made within the city. Airplane landing strips areas are planned.
Fortifications are made around the city consists of a front line trench loosely defended (couple Machine Gun Emplacements and a few lee Enfield armed soldiers) and a second trench a behind it heavily defended. Snipers take up defensive positions as well behind both trenches as well. Mortars are in the second trench.
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Post by Great Britain on Sept 18, 2004 11:08:28 GMT -5
Britain calls for the complete surreder of Japan or it will face destruction. Britain is devising a treaty at the moment and will be released shortly.
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Post by Great Britain on Sept 18, 2004 14:23:58 GMT -5
Nagasaki: Well Transports have arrived and Troops in NAgasaki are beig loaded unto it. The Airplane landing strip is being demolished. Naval ships are being repaired but at the request of Japan we had to disarm them. But ships we stick around to amek sure Japan doesn't commandeer them or keep the guns.
China: Transports arrive in to pick up all the Japanese troops going back. Troops take their weapons before they get on board. The Army fully crosses into the former Japanese-held land. They are there to make sure every Japanese soldier gets out of the country and secure it as well. And Defenses are already being planned for the Coast
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Post by Great Britain on Sept 19, 2004 2:31:21 GMT -5
Japan has payed Britiain 190 million British Pounds worth in Yen.
China: Most of them men should have boarded. So any that didn't will be imprisioned. Most Southern China is now under British control. British trading companies are setting up in Foochow. A railroad is being constructed to connect Foochow, Arnoy, and Canton. The Railraod should take a while but the commerce that should follow will be enormous.
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