Timeline of the Great Jintu War
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*March 16: NNS ''Masao'' and NSS ''Haruna'' anchor 200km off the coast of [[Simapore]], [[Toright]]. 33 Nakajitsu Ones and 15 Nenbutsu Bombers mobilize and take off at 5:43PM. Within 30 minutes the planes unleash a torential rain of bombs called destroying 3/4 of the city. --''See: [[Lead Rain of Simapore]]''-- | *March 16: NNS ''Masao'' and NSS ''Haruna'' anchor 200km off the coast of [[Simapore]], [[Toright]]. 33 Nakajitsu Ones and 15 Nenbutsu Bombers mobilize and take off at 5:43PM. Within 30 minutes the planes unleash a torential rain of bombs called destroying 3/4 of the city. --''See: [[Lead Rain of Simapore]]''-- | ||
| - | *December 12: General L. Bird and 100,000 Chelmsford | + | *March 17: [[Newport]] protests Nippon attack on [[Simapore]]. |
| + | *December 12: General L. Bird and 100,000 Chelmsford soldiers dispatched to aid [[Solomon]] and [[Newport]] troops. | ||
*December 31: 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. | *December 31: 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. | ||
Revision as of 23:46, 9 February 2008
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1933
- March: General Yakashima of Nippon along with some government advisors engage in the plan to expand Nippon's borders by attacking the coast of Chijing and Southern Solomon.
- April: Nakjitsu Ones bombard villages and level cities in Kona.
- July: Sheychang and Pekao taken over and becomes Manchuko.
1934
- January 13: Newport allies with Solomon.
- March 3: Solomon mobilizes 12,000 troops to Sakhilan Island and Southeastern Solomon.
- August 19: The War Conscription Act is approved by the Newport Congress stating that in the time of war, the army may draft all men between the ages 18-45.
1935
- July 15: Newport begins mass production of arms to supply Solomon and its own troops.
- October 9: NRS Carrick and NRS Davenport begin service.
1940
- March 16: NNS Masao and NSS Haruna anchor 200km off the coast of Simapore, Toright. 33 Nakajitsu Ones and 15 Nenbutsu Bombers mobilize and take off at 5:43PM. Within 30 minutes the planes unleash a torential rain of bombs called destroying 3/4 of the city. --See: Lead Rain of Simapore--
- March 17: Newport protests Nippon attack on Simapore.
- December 12: General L. Bird and 100,000 Chelmsford soldiers dispatched to aid Solomon and Newport troops.
- December 31: 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.
