FINSCHHAVEN TO SAIDOR

There is no question, of whom is in possession of larger supplies and equipment. The allies have by far outmatched the imperial japanese empire, in replacing battle losses. There is very little left to defend New Guinea. There is little chance to defeat the enemy. The best strtegy is to keep your troops alive and save them for another day. The Navy has promised us a few new fighter and bomber squadrons, but the pilots have little experience. Anyway the will become available in a trickle fashion: Use them wisely. The sailors of beached and battledamaged ships have drawn up a few formations to support the infantry. Beware of the native threat in your rear, and of allied para troopers and comandos.