| March 16
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- NNS Masao and NNS Haruna anchor 200km off the coast of Simapore, Toright.
- 33 Nakajitsu Ones and 15 Nenbutsu Bombers mobilize and take off at 5:43PM; Lead Rain of Simapore takes place.
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| March 17
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| March 19
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| June 23
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- Nippon troops take over the East coast of Toright.
- Simapore renamed to Shimagawa as the capital of the Keichu Prefecture (Toright).
- Nippon troops continue to march into Toright and Chijing. The state of Murakami is set up in Filipina.
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| June 25
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| June 27
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| July 8
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- Tient allies with Nippon.
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| August 1
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| October 4
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- Solomon regains control of Tient occupied territory and expels all Tient troops back to Adria.
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| December 12
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| December 14
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| December 28
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- Civilian revolt takes the city of Nancy over; 2,000 Newport troops become P.O.Ws.
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| December 31
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- 10 bomber planes take off from W. Welker Air Force Base in Chijing headed for a mission in Ryuku. It marks the first time Chelmsford uses its Air Force.
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| January 3
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- Solomon naval forces create a blockade around Nippon isolating them from supplies and food.
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| January 8
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- Sutherway sends 78,000 troops with equipment to aid Newport at the Western Front line.
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| January 15
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- 100 Chelmsford naval ships arrive at the beaches of Chijing with 93,000 troops to prepare for a comfrontation with Nippon troops in Shimagawa. 7,000 more are sent to Southeastern Solomon.
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| January 16
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| Febuary 25
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- Chelmsford dispatches 100,000 soldiers to New Boston to prepare for a possible invasion from Tient.
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| March 17
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| June 13
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- The Samkir Independence Movement Leader, Serzh Sargsyan, meets with with Nippon leaders about a possible alliance.
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