RNJ forces hold the line at 20 miles off of the NIC coast as .YP forces try to make it up forward as much as they can, but as they tried to get up the coast fast they got confused making mistakes that cost them miles. The RNJ B-117Bs drop bombs on the YP controlled area destroying most of the YP anything. The RNJ A-600 artillery battery’s also open up lobbing 45 pound HE rounds into the enemy fortifications as RNJ 30cal MGs fire 25 rounds a second at the YP soldiers. RNJ sniper squads flank around the rear of some of the YP forces and open fire on them confusing them even more than already. RNJ BX-8Bs escorted by YF-14 fighters Carrie 4 bombs each instead of the usual 14. The reason is because the 150 BX-8Bs carried 600 HEISB bombs or High Explosive Incindeary Split Bombs. The bombs get dropped and after a Tim delay the main bomb splits open into 15 other bombs inside causeing massive amounts of damage. The BX-8s targets were Airfeilds in Mainland YP and they were obliterating them even more than before. The airfeilds already damaged had to scramble fighters from smaller airfeilds that were intercepted by high speed agile YF-14Bs.

Back at NIC
YF-14s equipped with more missiles race to the sky’s when YP aircraft are spotted. RNJ S.A.Ms pick them up and launch there missiles on them. The YF-14s come up surprising them and open up with guns blazing. After the fist attack the YF-14s flew a mile out. Turned. And got closer with the sweep wings in. When close enough to the fighters to hit a perfect shot all 15 launch their missiles at the 28 fighters that used to be 30.

RNJ deaths
32
Aircraft lost
2
Bombers lost
1
Tanks lost
0

YP deaths
48
Fighters lost
24
Bombers lost
Estimated 6
Tanks lost
12