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Post by Japan on Nov 5, 2004 14:10:13 GMT -5
Japanese Gunboats (30 in all) move up the yellow river along with these are armored transport carrying a total of 10.000 soldiers. 1/4 will go up the Yellow river to secure Tianjin. the rest will go up both the luan and yellow river securing the coastal areas.
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Post by Greece on Nov 5, 2004 15:35:16 GMT -5
Fleet 3 2 Dreadnaught 10 Destroyers 4 Cruisers 1 Fuso class Battleships
Along with 2 Indochinese Destroyers
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Post by Afghanistan on Nov 5, 2004 16:07:21 GMT -5
In light of recent escalations in China, 10,000 Khamir Royal Guardsma are being moved to join the joing Greek/Afghan actions. The troop transports will be guarded by Gunships until they reach the edge of North Vietnamese territorial waters where their protection will be traded to Cruisers from the Khamir fleet.
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Post by Greece on Nov 5, 2004 16:09:00 GMT -5
The Greek Island defense fleet is moving toward China and will arrive in about 4 weeks. The coastal defense ships will hold ammunition needed for combat. China Beach head:
The Greek transports move foward. They approach like this. At 50 yards from the beach the front row fires. Then the second and then the first again at 10 feet from land fall. They turn and fire from the broadside then they hit the beach. The first 1,000 will hit at the same time.
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Post by Afghanistan on Nov 5, 2004 16:12:28 GMT -5
Afghan destroyers begin to open up fire indiscrimantly on the beach, shelling the landing zone to clear it in preperation for the Greek landing.
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Post by Greece on Nov 5, 2004 16:21:00 GMT -5
The destroyers spread out from the rest of the fleet and at full speed fire while on the move. Machineguns on the deck will straff the beach and the rest of the warships start to pull back some.
British Land to the south:
The Armies move foward. The Fiats move up infront of the Greeks. They fire their machineguns at anything that look suspecious.
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Post by Japan on Nov 5, 2004 16:44:03 GMT -5
The 43th division moves from suthern Gansu to Shaanaxi, There they will set up defensives in towns and cities.
A force that consists of 40.000 men is witdrawn from Shandong province from fighting the Germans, it will move to secure Suthern Hebei and Shanxi (notice one a not Shaanxi like the other province I'm taking from the west)
The 44th infantry division will move into Northern Gansu from Qinghai.
A force of 20.000 Will take boats from Ningxia and secure locations in inner mongolia.
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China
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Post by China on Nov 5, 2004 18:57:40 GMT -5
OOC: Very much to RP I’ll just briefly describe the situation
The Chinese Navy attacks the Greek and Afghan ships of China.
Chinese Navy:
Cruisers: Tung Chi Class x 2 Hai Tien Class x 1 Chao Ho x 3 Hai Yung Class x 3
Destroyers: Chang Feng Class x 3
GunBoats: Kwang Tung Class x 2 Mei Yuan Class x 2 Peng Chao Hai x 1 Chiang Yuan Class x 4 Chu Class x 6 Kuan Chuan x 1 An Feng x 1 Lien Ching x 1 Chinag Kung Class x 2 Yung Hsian Class x 2 Yung Chien Class x 2
TorpedoBoats: Kuang Yi x 1 Hu Peng x 4 Chien An x 2
Suthern Hebei:
There are 4.000 Chinese soldiers stationed there, these fight the Japanese to the bitter end but are beaten.
Shanxi:
Heavy partisan ressistance at first but then they do not receive any supplies and Are forced into hiding the weapons away, and temproarly returning to their farmer Lives.
Northern Gansu:
Isolated spots of partisan resistance number about 3.000 these lack supplies of all kinds.
InnerMongolia:
There is no ressistance at all, and the nomads wonder why the industrialized Japanese are interested in their arid land.
Manchuria:
Much of the army is deployed in Manchuria but it’s ill equipped and completely demoralized and not to mention addicted to opium. The Generals see the hopelessness of the situation and some of them suicide making the scene even more pathetic.
Tianjin:
Has fallen to the Japanese, the Chinese were surprised by the river gunboats and their lines were broken, they way lay open to the Capital.
Northern Heibe:
After the attack from the Chinese navy a bunch of Chinese soldiers will counter attack the landing forces which had been expected but yet again the river gunboats meet virtually no ressistance and Much territory is successfully taken by the Japanese.
Xinqjiang:
The partisans make a few attack at most numbering 500 against the camps of Afgan troops at night, These are hit and run mortar attacks and a few fire fights with platoons of partisans in the mountains.
Shandong:
In Qingtao a total of 10 mortars are deployed and these are used against German command buildings a armed uprising of 500 men has commensed after a dozen of grenade terror attacks.
In Jinan 2 mortars are used against German targets, such as barracks and other military stuff
In Zaozhuang 20 mortars are used against the Japanese invaders in their newly overtaken building Partisans numbering 100 armed with grenades hurl them into groups of Japanese soldiers and 500 Rifle man begin snipering Japanese soldiers out of windows with Japanese rifles and 10 machine guns are used to serve as the killing machine in 10 traps set up against the Japanese.
In Dezhou the Japanese are attacked with 5 trench mortars, which then "disappear".
In Wei hai a armed uprising with 500 angry seamen armed with smallarms and grenades is taking place 200 partisans with rifles and 10 Japanese machine guns join the fun.
Hainan:
In Hainan the few remaining rebels make terror attacks against japanse stores using a total of 500 grenades and 250 men. Then a single mortar fires of 10 mortar rounds at a rich Japanese family’s Mansion.
Shaanaxi:
Japanese forces meet at first moderate partisan ressistance but then the partisans Abandon their arms and return to their lifes at the farms.
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Post by Greece on Nov 5, 2004 19:10:09 GMT -5
That navy is weak. It would easily be destroyed by both my numbers and the fact that a lot of your ships are gunboats.
The Destroyers turn around to engage. They aim at the cruisers first, there was a picking order for this. My navy uses it's superior range and newer cannons to fire while the chinese are still out of range. They try to shoot the cruisers and destroyers first. The Greek navy forms a scattered line. The airplanes again take off this time their is 18 of them. They will also aim at the cruisers.
Causualties: None Chinese out of range
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Post by Germany on Nov 5, 2004 20:02:00 GMT -5
OOC: Did China have that size navy in 1914? If so, link?
IC:
Qingtao
Most of the soldiers in Qingtao were busy digging trenches and readying the defenses up for the incoming Japanese. There were mostly logistical personnel, and various other "non-combatant" military personnel in the military base. The mortar cracks were heard first, then the explosions came later. They came down on the pavement exploding debris and earth into the air. The soldiers left in the barracks were scrambling all around doing as their told. A few platoons went out to attack the Chinese mortars. A large sense of confusion was going through the officer's minds---were the Chinese helping the Japanese? Or were they just fighting for their independence? Either way they needed to be stopped.
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"Ok, we have some mortars just around this block" "Muller, lead your group around this building. Hit them on the right flank. Gunter, Adolf, Baumer, Kat--follow me, we'll give them surpressing fire in the center. The rest of you; follow Wolf---hit them on the Left flank." commanded their platoon leader silently.
"Muller, and Wolf, dont charge untill you hear return fire. Hans will try and get the most of them with his sniper rifle. We want to keep the element of surprise."
Muller and Wolf gave a simple nod and went off with their men. 5 in the center, and 15 on the the flanks. With a sniper manning a window in a nearby building.
Hans rested his rifle on the window sill. He put his eye up to the scope of the rifle; he rested his finger on the trigger. He looked at the Chinese soldiers launching mortars one by one, which would be inbound for his comrades at the military base. He was taught to block out the surrounding distraction to the point where he only hears his breath. Steadying his rifle to the best of his ability he aimed at his first target. He aimed at a mortar loader. Five seconds later all sounds were blocked out to which he only heared the muffled thuds of the mortars, and the wind breasing by. Then he took his shot.
As soon as he shot he operated the bolt with lightnig speed and took his next shot, and repeated the mechanism.
Qingtao, German losses 9 German Personnel dead 11 German personnel wounded 1 German soldier wounded
Jinan, German losses 5 Personnel injured
OOC: Same stuff is happening in Jinan. Dont feel like RPing out the same thing twice.
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Post by Russia on Nov 5, 2004 20:11:50 GMT -5
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Post by Greece on Nov 5, 2004 22:23:17 GMT -5
OCC: I think China ignored the ones that where sunk or captured during fighting with the japanese before 1910 so I want a recount.
These ships are so damn inferior it's not funny. Not many of your gunboats are recent and my NIKI class has better range then any of your ships. This is no contest. Me and Afgan will win this fight.
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Post by Afghanistan on Nov 5, 2004 23:41:02 GMT -5
The troop transports have met up with the main fleet and our being moved into the protected area with the Greek transports. Destroyers begin to move zig-zag patterns between the Greek scattered line formation. They are given orders to fire at will and open up on anything that comes within range. The dreadnaught and Cruisers move into position just behind the Greek line and engage the torpedo boats at long range.
The Indochinese Aircalvary, currently stationed in North Vietnam, has been given orders to move to the Greek held air fields in China. They will arrive by morning.
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Post by Japan on Nov 6, 2004 9:30:01 GMT -5
The Japanese Army starts administrating Captured Chinese territory. The Japanese general Katamano tries to establish contact with the Chinese goverment.
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Post by Afghanistan on Nov 6, 2004 9:35:29 GMT -5
OOC: China, please post your losses in Xinqjiang Province and Kashgar before posting anymore actions there.
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