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Quoted The question in his mind was how best to fan the flames. Send arms, make money, watch the results. Quoted The expedition promised high adventure… Let Bruce tell us of the days of high adventure!
The Japanese Red Cross wishes to know if there is some place in or near the disaster area where their three G10N1-L transporters can land and unload goods and the rescue crews. Once unloaded, the cargo hold of these big planes could temporarily be used by a number of people to eat or sleep while protected from the elements.
Japan could send supplies and medical personnel to Argentina, though following the June 28 Fukui earthquake, supplies would be somewhat limited. Quoted As the earthquake was well inland, medical facilities aboard ships are probably of less utility at the moment The manly Atlanteans will get those ships there, even if they have to get out and push.
IC: Quoted It is Japan's opinion that the German Arbitrator ignored several key known facts when passing his judgement and disagrees with his opinion that the Zhuhai's move was "a deliberate assertion of its rights to freedom of navigation". The Zhuhai's move north was a clear move to annoy the Russians, threaten their sovereignty and espionage. Now the mission of the Zhuhai was to explore the Artic Sea and investigate whether a northern route to Europe is even possible. Now under normal circums...
Currenly working on an IC reply which is taking a bit longer... Quoted I have no idea what the Chinese expected to discover beyond the Bering Strait One cannot discover anything which one cannot reach and that is the major point where the German Arbiter fails because that is actually an important aspect to consider.
IC: Japan would like to hear from the German arbiter what they think the Chinese would find north of the Bering Strait if the Russians had not done anything.
Well the OTL one at least. Whether it happens in Wesworld depends on the player.
Earthquake deaths are to be expected with big earthquakes and can happen in many regions of the world. Looking at wiki, a bigger one may probably occur later in the year (though that depends on the player controlling the nation in question). Motorsports is a dangerous sport and deaths are to be expected (and it will only get worse). As indicated in the past, we are in the 1946-1949 period where 1 driver was killed every 70 days. Looking at wiki, 9 people were killed in motorsports OTL in 1948. J...
July 1, 1948 A total of 22 coastal submarines of the new I-350 class were laid down today. Also started today were the construction of the Umi II Deep Sea Research Vessel and the conversion of the Nisshin Maru to turn it into a research vessel. Also made today was an emergency payment by Argentina to correct the mistake in their calculations for the payment of their submarines being constructed by Japan. July 4, 1948 The 24 hours of Fuji took place today. A team sponsored by Osato Chemical & Eng...
Quoted Janko Bobetko forwards latest set of sales catalogs to relevant Syrian functionaries... High quality, low prices. Low quality, even lower prices.
Quoted Monaco Grand Prix Saturday, May 29, 1948 - The Monaco Grand Prix is held. ... so I guess no one won the race.
That can't be Canadian. It's not ugly.
April 5, 1948 As part of their shakedown cruise, submarines I-402 and I-403 launched a total of a dozen MXY7B guided rockets at targets on the Okino Kita Iwa Firing Range with decent results. As expected, targets beyond visual range pose a problem making the MXY7B pretty much a fire-and-forget weapon for such targets. April 20, 1948 Today, more MXY7B guided rockets were launched by submarines I-402 and I-403 at targets on the Okino Kita Iwa Firing Range. April 30, 1948 Another big step in anti s...
True... I feel Hood needs to take action though as he needs to defend his title of "Ugly Aircraft, Inc".
Quoted Perhaps awards for the best looking aircraft as voted by the participants or something of that nature. Yes. Some gold figurine for the best looking aircraft, a gold brush for the best paint job, a lead turd for the worst looking aircraft and a lead broken brush for the worst paint job.
The original format worked out just fine I think. Using those three classes makes sense. Maybe some mini prizes for each individual event. I'd love to see it return to Wesworld, though it is unlikely that the Japanese will participate. The Travesty of '34 was the main reason Japan stopped going. The public wasn't really impressed by the fact that the Japanese Military decided to continue to go to the events after 1934. Numerous politicians weren't too happy either and eventually the funding for ...
I-350 Date: 1948 Type: Coastal Length: 40.0m Beam: 4.5m Draft: 4.5m Crush depth: 225.0m Light Displacement 335t Loaded Displacement 363t Full Displacement 405t wt fuel&batts: 60t Reserve buoyancy: 10% Armament: - 2 x 21" (bow) ElecHP: 1650hp DieselHP: 225hp Speed: - Max Surf Speed: 8.2 knots - Max Sub Speed: 16.2 knots Range: - Surfaced: 3,781nm@8 knots - Submerged: 122nm@5 knots Tons Oil: 20.0t Tons Battery: 40.0t Miscellaneous Weight: 50 tons Crew: 18 - 6 Type 3 torpedoes (= 2 in the tubes + 4...
Nisshin Maru, Japan Research Vessel laid down 1944, converted in 1948 Displacement: 6,480 t light; 6,633 t standard; 7,661 t normal; 8,483 t full load Dimensions: Length overall / water x beam x draught 392.23 ft / 380.00 ft x 70.00 ft x 16.80 ft (normal load) 119.55 m / 115.82 m x 21.34 m x 5.12 m Machinery: Diesel Internal combustion motors, No drive to shaft, 2 shafts, 14,893 shp / 11,110 Kw = 20.00 kts Range 10,000nm at 15.00 kts Bunker at max displacement = 1,850 tons Complement: 409 - 532 ...
Hopefully no errors... Note that the Nisshin Maru conversion cost is based off 6370 tons instead of 6480 since the Umi II is a new vessel and therefore the full 110 tons is paid for that one. Stats for the Umi II are the same as the 1945 built Umi (now Umi I). Japan's Naval Developments - Q3/1948 A. Industrial Allocation 27/27 factories producing warship material = 27,000 t. 29 tons stockpiled materials available. 736 tons transferred to Japan. 2,063 tons from scrapping. Total materials availabl...
He seemed like the perfect Guinea Pig to use for supersonic flight.
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