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Peru, Q2/1941

A. Industrial Allocation

4/4 Factories to Naval Materials: +4,000 t
0/4 Factories to Infrastructure: +0.0 IP
Stockpile: 387 t
Scrap: +0 t
Total Available Tonnage: 4,104 t
Total Tonnage Used: 4,018 t
Surplus to Next Quarter: 369 t

B. Infrastructure Development

Nothing.

C. Trade and Commerce

To Germany: 1,600 t for construction of CL Ancash

D. Naval Construction and Maintenance

At Callao

S2.5A: CL Amazonas receives 1,600 t, to complete Q3/42
S2A:
S1A:
S1B:
S0A:
S0B:
S0C:
D3A:
D1A:
D1A:
Free-floating: DD Arequipa receives 300 t, to complete Q3/41

At Mollendo:

S0A: SS P-6 receives 300 t, launched, to complete Q4/41
S0B: SC S-7 laid down, receives 218 t, to complete Q3/41
S0C:
S0D:
D0A:

E. Other Notes

Why couldn't Atlantis have stayed sunk?

F. Order of Battle, End of Quarter

--Completed (Under Repair/Refit) + Under Construction

Battleships (BB): 3(0) + 0
Heavy/Armored Cruisers (CA): 2(0) + 0
Light Cruisers (CL): 6(0) + 2
Destroyers (DD): 29(0) + 1
Submarines (SS): 8(0) + 1
Minesweepers (AM): 4(0) + 0
Submarine Chasers (SC): 6(0) + 1

Quoted

Originally posted by The Rock Doctor
Why couldn't Atlantis have stayed sunk?

*snorts*

Quoted

Originally posted by The Rock Doctor
Why couldn't Atlantis have stayed sunk?

A) Because the Atlanteans realized that there were more important things to do on the surface.
B) Because the Atlanteans found out that it was very boring on the bottom of the ocean.
C) Because the Atlanteans found out that it was very cold on the bottom of the ocean.
D) Because the Atlanteans were very lonely on the bottom of the ocean.

We're currently trying to find ways to bring everyone else under the ocean with us!

It is financially more feasable to raise Atlantis than it is to bring all the others to the bottom of the Oceans.

True but its all the more satisfying to bring peaple down to your level