A big country has no boundaries

Guam like a string of pearls scattered in the Pacific Ocean has added a touch of death to its charming natural scenery since the outbreak of the Second World War As an important transit station between Hawaii and the Philippines but also close to the western Pacific sea and air hub Guam is Japan's focus on building a large Pacific military base group since the Japanese occupation of the island with a total area of 541 square kilometers the Japanese army has spared no cost to build airports ports warehouses barracks and so on The port of Apra which has been greatly expanded can accommodate more than 80 warships The large Low Rpm Electric Motor air force base of the Japanese Air Force on the island also has one of the three strategic bomber wings of the Japanese Air Force which has 95 Type 43 heavy bombers modeled on the Republic's H-4 strategic bombers with a maximum bombing radius of 5300 km enough to cover the Yangtze River Delta region of the Republic As a result Guam has always been a thorn in the side and flesh of the Republic like a cancer that needs to be removed quickly However the Japanese army which is heavily hoarded in Guam has not yet entered the target area of the Republic's military attack Before the Republic entered the Second World War there was already a very good hatchet man the Home Fleet of the British Imperial Navy The Japanese Navy's large Apra Naval Port and Agana Air Station plus the Japanese

Air Force's Anderson Strategic Air Force Base these three targets are the primary targets of the British Navy's home fleet The completion of the attack on these three targets can greatly alleviate the decline of the Allied Pacific War At the same time it is also in line with the idea of Fleet Commander Vincent to win for the British Navy Overturning the Japanese troops in Guam is undoubtedly the best comeback advertisement for the British Navy but the current situation is not very good The fleet kept moving southward at a high speed Vincent who had been standing in front of the chart table for three hours thought for a long time Other staff officers were also racking their brains to deal with the current situation The Second Fleet of the Japanese Navy Gear Reduction Motor came uninvited making the fleet's plan to bomb Guam variable A naval battle that would change the situation of the Pacific War was unavoidable And how to deal with it Vincent had a headache and the other senior staff officers also felt that the situation was very difficult There was no rehearsal for the war no director no script and it was always live Vincent felt like a student who usually did well in his studies but had to take the most important exam in his life He was nervous and excited I can't even do the questions I've always been good at As the Chinese often say you can't have your cake and eat it too but now we want both! Vincent made up his mind put his hands on the chart table and looked with some concern at the flag representing the Anderson Strategic Air Force

Base of the Japanese Air Force and the flag representing the Agana Air Station of the Japanese Navy where fighters and bombers were stationed all of which posed a fatal threat to the British naval fleet near Guam So the first problem that Vincent needs to consider is how to make the planes of the Japanese Navy and Air Force lie in the airport without taking off Micro Gear Motor Of course the Second Fleet of the Japanese Navy which is also approaching Guam at a high speed is the biggest threat to the British Navy's home fleet According to the information provided by the Republic Navy the fleet has two large aircraft carriers two escort carriers and one battleship as well as two cruisers and six destroyers As the fleet is routinely stationed in Hawaii Therefore there was no supply ship accompanying him Intelligence is very limited at least the Republic Navy Intelligence Bureau did not send all the results of the Intelligence Analysis Center to Vincent An hour ago an electronic reconnaissance satellite located over the Pacific Ocean intercepted a telegram sent by the aircraft carrier "Xinlong" the flagship of the Second Fleet of the Japanese Navy After some efforts the contents of the telegram were completely deciphered Its content is very simple that is to let Guam strengthen the surrounding sea and airspace alert while preparing enough fuel supplies for the fleet Japan occupied Hawaii which was far away from its mainland and did not produce any oil

Tens of thousands of troops stationed in Hawaii and a large number of native Hawaiians became the logistical burden of Japan In addition to launching a large number of Americans to build fortifications the Japanese army also organized farming operations to meet food needs but most of the materials including construction materials had to be transported from the Japanese mainland Every drop of fuel consumed by Japanese naval vessels including those on routine patrols is extremely precious As a result the Second Fleet of the Japanese Navy left 12v Dc Motor High Torque Low Rpm Pearl Harbor in Hawaii Its original mission was to go to the Philippine waters to make up for the defense vacancy after the First Fleet of the Japanese Navy went deep into the eastern waters of Australia Therefore most of the ships of the fleet were not filled with fuel to leave the port but were ready to arrive at Guam which was not short of oil to "drink enough" But no one expected that it was still far away from Guam The transport fleet of the Japanese Navy was attacked and it was also the home fleet of the British Navy which was one of the belligerent countries This made the arrogant Japanese unbearable and they sped up The fuel which was not much was about to come to the end

As a result the Republic did not disclose to the British side the telegram concerning the communication secrets of the Second Fleet of the Japanese Navy so that the British knew that the Republic could easily decipher the Japanese core secret telegram and the consequences were obviously more serious than the total annihilation of the British Navy's home fleet Therefore when Vincent racked his brains to think about the battle plan he did not know that the Japanese fleet he was going to encounter was a fleet that could not run fast As long as he made an issue around cutting off the supply of the Second Fleet of the Japanese Navy the success rate was obviously quite good but the Republic did not want him to know that the Chinese were deciphering the secret telegram He could only scratch his head and ears in front of the chart table Time in the past minute by minute each second passes represents the fleet closer and closer to the dangerous Guam which is like a countdown for himself so that Vincent looked at the navigation clock the more headache ichgearmotor.com