Yea., it is wartime ;--++--

Time : 1:35 pm, Wake Island , Pacific Ocean

Mirahata stood on the main deck of the aircraft carrier and stretched his arms. It was a long and tiring battle. Being in the army meant real tough work, and good physical health is always a prerequisite. The Allies had occupied almost all the bases except the village.On seeing the map, Mirahata could sense his country's current position in the battle , and decided to swing back into action. The score was : Allies: 405, Axis : 485.

An aircraft was parked a few yards from him. He decided to fly it. All the soldiers of the different classes of both the Allies and Axis have been provided with mandatory pilot training The plane rolled till the end of the deck and took off. A smaller ship was sailing near the 'Village'. A few scouts on the main deck were scanning the shore.

He flew the plane near the Landing beach and dropped a few bombs. "KRAAM!". An AA gunner on the ground was finished. Mirahata then flew around the airfield a few times and then near the flag, and then bailed out. By then, the Axis had taken over the Airfield. He placed a few mines near potential areas. But the Beach was under siege. He spotted an aircraft on the runway.

A Scout in a jeep drove fast and took the plane. Mirahata ran just in time to be the gunner.

By now, the smaller ship which was near the Village had come close to the Landing Beach. The plane flew near this ship, Mirahata bailed out. He landed o

n deck, took a few deep breaths and though " I must get some base!" .

An intense battle was going on at the South base. Mirahata jumped into a boat and sped towards the beach. The South base was now taken by Axis. He saw a vehicle parked there and took a jeep to the beach. He stayed there for a few minutes taking in the ocean air. Then the Jap flag was hoisted o the Landing beach. Mirahata felt a sense of satisfaction now.

About a dozen Jap soldiers rushed towards the airfield, Mirahata went with them , the airfield was taken. Mirahata checked his country's status on the map. The bases of the North ware taken, and so were the bases at the South. All the Control points, were taken over by the Japs. But Mirahata was aware of the US soldiers who were alive.

He took few mines and went near the entrance. When he placed a few of them, he checked the score. The Allies' score went dropping like a stone in water. It went till 53, and then rapidly declined to zero. Mirahata smiled.The Japanese had won.