September 2011 AHXARL Schedule
All races start 10:00 PM Eastern and 7:00 PM Pacific
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HereSeason 24 Race 06 Tuesday, 06 September, 2011. Hosted by spammer. This is the half way mark of the season.
Races start 10:00 PM Eastern/7:00 PM Pacific, SEA1.On this Day in History, 06 September, 1944, In the Palau Islands... All four carrier groups of US Task Force 38 (Admiral Mitscher), 16 aircraft carriers, begin air strikes on Japanese positions on the islands. The commander of the US 3rd Fleet, Admiral Halsey, is present on board the battleship USS New Jersey.
This Day in History taken from onwar.com
Season 24 Race 07 Tuesday, 13 September, 2011. Hosted by RDRTrash. Beginning the second half of the season.
Races start 10:00 PM Eastern/7:00 PM Pacific, SEA1.On this Day in History, 13 September, In Burma... Japanese forces surrender at Rangoon. (The Commander in Chief, General Kimura, surrenders himself on October 24, 1945.)
In New Guinea... Lieutenant General Adachi surrenders the Japanese 18th Army on Wom airfield, near Wewak.
This Day in History taken from onwar.com
Season 24 Race 08 Tuesday 20 September, 2011. Hosted by HB555.
Races start 10:00 PM Eastern/7:00 PM Pacific, SEA1.On this Day in History, 20 September, 1944, On the Western Front... Operation Market Garden continues.
A joint attack by the British Guards Armored Division and the US 82nd Airborne Division captures Nijmegen and the bridge over the Waal River. At Arnhem, the British 1st Airborne Division is forced away from the bridge by German forces. Meanwhile, Polish forces, part of Canadian 1st Army, make gains along the Scheldt River. Farther south, US 3rd Army (part of US 12th Army Group) captures Chatel and Luneville.
This Day in History taken from onwar.com
Season 24 Race 09 Tuesday 27 September, 2011. Hosted by BMathis.
Races start 10:00 PM Eastern/7:00 PM Pacific, SEA1.On this Day in History, 27 September, 1941, In the Mediterranean... The Allied convoy to Malta is found by air reconnaissance and suffers the loss of one transport. The pursuing Italian naval force does not engage the convoy and it successfully delivers 50,000 tons of food to the isolated island.
In the United States... The first 14 Liberty ships are launched (312 are on order).
This Day in History taken from onwar.com
