Japanese stuff: Japanese Aircraft Carrier the Yoromoto has landed off the coast of the Philippines and is under the escort of 3 Destroyers to counter submarines approaching. The AC releases multiple fighter jets and naval bombers to counter Australian Submarines and Convoys around the Philippines to weaken them more and more overtime. On the opposite side of the Philippines, two larger transport ships under the escort of 5 Destroyers land, releasing 30k Japanese Divisions each onto the Filipino beaches where they will march to the enemies positions to take the fight to them, The Southern Transport releases the divisions to move toward Manila and establish a defensive line to starve the Australians out of their garrisons to force them to leave the Philippines. The Helicopters sent by the Australians are also intercepted by the Japanese Air Force. We also attempt to send a Special Forces divisions into Manila to evacuate the Filipino leadership and have them be put into exile in Tokyo until the Philippines are safe again.
My response: So, uh, you're attacking the water behind my boats with your Yoromoto AC. Because of that, our drone carrier will be able hit your AC and deal some damage, while our AC can hit it too. This should be able to take out some of your destroyers and cause your AC to be forced to retreat. This is what I think would happen, but it's up to the host. The northern transport is kinda useless currently, because you're going into random jungles that we're not dealing with right now. The southern transport will take some time to push through the jungle and allow us to set up defenses along the sides, so we can take more of the city. For the helicopters we sent over Manila, they can't really be hit too much since they are not going too far and will not get too far in range of the enemies. For the other helicopters in the west, they won't all be taken out, and will take down some Japanese helis too. We'll lose some people, but we will overall be winning. Oh yeah, and you can't stop us from grabbing Bongbong since we did it before you expected it.