Part 456: Operational Report: 07/03/43
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Cox's Bazar is attacked once more by massed Japanese bomber formations.
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They also make a flyby over our men near Akyab, but the damage is all one way.
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We also begin attacking as well, our men have recovered, but the Japanese are still fatigued, so this should start going our way.
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Gasmata airfield is attacked by most of the bombers based in Rabaul, but they cause little damage.
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This is a little odd, as these bombers have been at Darwin for at least a year, and this is the first move they have made, attacking the Saumlaki airfeild.
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Although the arrival of some Boomerangs to the CAP makes me think I've missed something at the airbase in the last few days.
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I mean, this is crazy.
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The bombers of the Shanghai Express don't hit their ground targets, but do bag a fighter today.
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More heavy losses for the Japanese at Kiangtu today, but it never makes a dent in their numbers.
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Our forces neat Tsingtao are forced to retreat once more.
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We're starting to attack the Japanese once more, who things should get a little more interesting from here on out. I'm not sure why the bombers in Darwin started to play up today, but I'm not complaining.
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