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A. Industrial Allocation

2/4 Factories to Naval Materials: +2,000 t
2/4 Factories to Infrastructure: +0.2 IP + 0.0 bonus IP
Stockpile: 1005 t
Transfers: +2,000 t (from China)
Scrap: + 0 t
Total Available Tonnage: 5005 t
Total Tonnage Used: 2650 t
Surplus to Next Quarter: 2355 t

B. Infrastructure Development

Continue expanding Callao D1B (120) to D2.5A (195): Cost : 1.5IP
IP for this Turn, Q3 / 0.2 - 2000t 2000
Left to pay : Q4 / 0.2 + 0.2

C. Trade and Commerce

Nothing

D. Naval Construction and Maintenance

At Callao

S2.5A: DA 2844t, Coraje, receives 711 t, assembled 2133t, 711t to complete
S2A: DD 1871t, Teniente Alejandro, receives 467 t, assembled 1871t, 0t to complete, com 2/1945
C-D1B: DD 1400t, Admiral Deganio, built @350t , receives 0t, Stopped & scrapp, +52t to Q4
S1A: SL 1000t, Rio Yavari , receives 250 t, assembled 750t, 250t to complete
S1B: Idle
S0A: AN Y4-Net Layer, Training, Commissioned 10/44
S0B: LCI 269t, L8, training, com 5/44
S0C: Idle
D3A: Idle
D1A: Idle
D1B: *Expanding to D2.5*
Free-Floating: DD1871t, Colonel Bolognesi, Com7/44
Free-floating: DD 1871t, Capitan Sanchez, training , com 12/44
Free-floating: SL 1000t, Rio Huallaga, training, com 10/44
Free-floating: DD 1871t, Teniente Garezon, training, com 11/44
Free-floating: AN Y3-Net layer , commissioned 7/44
Free-floating: AP2-1000t, Transport Fernando, training , com 12/1944
Free-Floating: SL 1000t, Rio Urubamba, now Commissioned
Free-floating: 1000t, Transport Alpamayo, 500t for conversion, 500t to complete

At Mollendo:

S0A: Idle
S0B: Idle
S0C: Idle
SS 750t, P-12, now commissioned
SS 750t, P-13, training, com 10/44
SS 750t, P-14 , training, com 12/44
SS 750t, P-15 laid down, receives 250 t, assembled 750t, 0t to complete


Civil Shipyards
SC24 – 200t Subchasser, training, com 9/44
MS5 – 200t Minesweeper, training, com 9/44
MTB5 - 47t MTB, training, com 9/44
MTB6 - 47t MTB, training, com 9/44

SC25 – 200t Subchasser, receives 200t, 0tons to finish, com 12/44
MS6 – 200t Minesweeper, receives 200t, 0tons to finish, com 12/44
MTB7 - 47t MTB, receives 47t, 0tons to finish, com 12/44
MTB8 - 47t MTB, receives 47t, 0tons to finish, com 12/44


E. Other Notes

None.


F. Order of Battle, End of Quarter

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

Battlecruisers (BC): 1(0) + 0
Aircraft Carriers (CV): 1(0) + 0
Heavy/Armored Cruisers (CA): 2(0) + 0
Light Cruisers (CL): 4(0) + 0
Heavy Destroyers (DA): 5(0) + 1
Destroyers (DD): 18(0) + 1
Torpedo Boat (TB): 8(0) + 0
Motor Torpedo Boats (MTB): 6(0) + 2
Submarines (SS): 17(0) + 0

Training Cruiser (CT): 1(0) + 0
Minesweepers (AM): 12(0) + 1
Submarine Chasers (SC): 23(0) + 1
Landing Craft Infantry: 8(0) + 0
Salvage Tug (ATO): 2(0) + 0
Harbour Tug (ATH): 6(0) + 0
Netlayer (AN): 4(0) + 0
Transport (AP): 1(0) + 1
Hospital Ship (AH): 1(0) + 0
Tender: 0(0) + 1

Coast Guard

Sloop (SL): 3(0) + 2
Patrol Boat (PB): 27(0) + 0
Fishery Research Vessel (AFR): 1(0) + 0


Ejercito new material
1944-Q3
25 Panzer IVF with long 7.5cm gun

There are some weird numbers in Section F - such as "Aircraft Carriers".

I think they might be the quantity of ships Peru's attempting to have in service in that category. Though there's a few items that make me doubt that interpretation.

No... that's other numbers used for comparison.
Sorry, I delete them.

Jef

Ah, yes - those were the Chilean numbers as of Q4/44.

That's why they looked so familiar to me...

Yes, that's to control the ratio.
Chile = 1
Peru = 0.5