Peter Robbins, 24 July 2022
After blasting a lot of the enemy fleet, what’s left to clean up on the waves?
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The enemy then seems to think better of the situation and starts to make smoke. It does not help them. They are soon sunk.
The entire enemy formation is taken out in short order.
As we eventually merge with our approaching forces from the south, we start to hear inbound shells of 8” or larger size. Uh oh, there are enemy cruisers out and about as suspected!
With concentrated fire from Admiral Hipper and the destroyer squadron, along with the CL Lutzow which is now finally in formation with the combined squadrons, the enemy begins to think better of attempting to take us on. They pop smoke and start to flee. Not before we get in a killing hit against one of the enemy cruisers.
We did take some damage during the exchange, to CA Lutzow in particular.
But we survived intact, with only two destroyers of our own having been disabled by inbound fire from the enemy cruisers.
A welcome end to a long but fruitful attack on a well protected enemy convoy.
Wowza, scored big as the Axis.
To borrow from Mortal Kombat, Flawless Victory. Well not entirely flawless, we did have a couple destroyers in need of heavy repair, but otherwise a pretty darn fruitful mission.
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