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Battlestations: Pacific/Seizing the Fiji's (edit)
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Once you've spotted the mines, sunk the battleship, and captured the enemy bases, you should be in a good position to win. Repeat the tactics you've learned on the third base. | Once you've spotted the mines, sunk the battleship, and captured the enemy bases, you should be in a good position to win. Repeat the tactics you've learned on the third base. | ||
Around the time you close in on the third base, the Americans will send | Around the time you close in on the third base, the Americans will send a ''Bogue''-class escort carrier - the USS ''Copahee'' - to your position. It appears to the north of the fourth and easternmost base, and to receive the gold medal you have to sink it. Fortunately, its escorts are light - it is escorted by the Northampton-class heavy cruiser USS ''Augusta'', and the USS ''Allen M. Sumner''. Neither of these ships, naturally, are a match for your battleship, so sail in and gun down everything. Neutralize the base while you're at it. | ||
With the last enemy base shelled down, all you have to do is bring your troop transports in and land their LCPs for the victory. | With the last enemy base shelled down, all you have to do is bring your troop transports in and land their LCPs for the victory. | ||
{{Footer Nav|game=Battlestations: Pacific|prevpage=Attack on Sydney Harbour|nextpage=Meeting the Germans}} | {{Footer Nav|game=Battlestations: Pacific|prevpage=Attack on Sydney Harbour|nextpage=Meeting the Germans}} | ||