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About this mod
Following the surrender of Singapore, the fortified island of Ceylon became Britain's next line of defense in the eastern region. Consequently, the Royal Navy's East Indies Station was relocated to Colombo, establishing its headquarters at the shore base HMS Lanka. This provides the next chapter for the Indian Ocean Campaign.
- Requirements
- Permissions and credits
- Mirrors
The Indian Ocean Campaign - an East Indies Campaign DLC by the ABDA Team
Background
In the months following Pearl Harbor, the Imperial Japanese Navy conducted operations at sea, threatening British Royal Navy dominance in the area.The most dangerous moment of the war, and the one which caused me the greatest alarm, was when the Japanese fleet was heading for Ceylon and the naval base there. The capture of Ceylon, the consequent control of the Indian Ocean, and the possibility at the same time of a German conquest of Egypt would have closed the ring and the future would have been black.— Prime Minister Winston Churchill, April 1942March 31, 1942,
Japan had attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, her forces had overrun Hong Kong, Malaya, Singapore, the Dutch East Indies, and Burma. Now the Imperial Japanese Navy and Army were heating up for an assault on India, the jewel in the British imperial crown.
The Japanese had stunned Allied tacticians and experts with their superb aircraft, offensive spirit, and coordinated tactics, which sent Britain’s most modern battleship, HMS Prince of Wales, to the bottom of the ocean three days into the war and captured Singapore after 70 days of victorious fighting. Now they beat upon the gates of India.
Our next development focuses on the Indian Ocean Campaign, which serves as a chronological continuation of the East Indies Campaign.
It uses many assets from the East Indies Mod. Following the surrender of Singapore, the fortified island of Ceylon became Britain's next line of defense in the eastern region. Consequently, the Royal Navy's East Indies Station was relocated to Colombo, establishing its headquarters at the shore base HMS Lanka. Considering these factors, we intend to utilize the East Indies Campaign as a core dependency for this project. East Indies Campaign
Intelligence reports the following, but the presence of additional units remains uncertain.
Features
See Changelog.txt in download for full details
British order of battle
Supporting Allied Forces order of battle
Japanese order of battle
Pre Requisite
East Indies Mod is a pre requisite for this Mod, please download and install first.
Installation Instructions
Download Mod into this folder:
X:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\War on the Sea\MODS
Use JSGME to activate (ensure East Indies Campaign v3.03 is activated first)
or
Copy the Mod directly to the following location: X:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\War on the Sea\WarOnTheSea_Data\
Download JSGME
Please download into the War on The Sea "Main" folder and use JSGME to install, ensure you have a subfolder named "MODS"
Bugs or Issues
It is recommended that you do the following for the best experience or for any newly released versions.
For any questions about the mod, please ask them in the Unofficial WotS
Discord:https://discord.gg/vc8uAVH6Sh
Background
In the months following Pearl Harbor, the Imperial Japanese Navy conducted operations at sea, threatening British Royal Navy dominance in the area.The most dangerous moment of the war, and the one which caused me the greatest alarm, was when the Japanese fleet was heading for Ceylon and the naval base there. The capture of Ceylon, the consequent control of the Indian Ocean, and the possibility at the same time of a German conquest of Egypt would have closed the ring and the future would have been black.— Prime Minister Winston Churchill, April 1942March 31, 1942,
Japan had attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, her forces had overrun Hong Kong, Malaya, Singapore, the Dutch East Indies, and Burma. Now the Imperial Japanese Navy and Army were heating up for an assault on India, the jewel in the British imperial crown.
The Japanese had stunned Allied tacticians and experts with their superb aircraft, offensive spirit, and coordinated tactics, which sent Britain’s most modern battleship, HMS Prince of Wales, to the bottom of the ocean three days into the war and captured Singapore after 70 days of victorious fighting. Now they beat upon the gates of India.
Our next development focuses on the Indian Ocean Campaign, which serves as a chronological continuation of the East Indies Campaign.
It uses many assets from the East Indies Mod. Following the surrender of Singapore, the fortified island of Ceylon became Britain's next line of defense in the eastern region. Consequently, the Royal Navy's East Indies Station was relocated to Colombo, establishing its headquarters at the shore base HMS Lanka. Considering these factors, we intend to utilize the East Indies Campaign as a core dependency for this project. East Indies Campaign
Intelligence reports the following, but the presence of additional units remains uncertain.
Features
- New Allied Indian Ocean Campaign - "Defense of the East"
- New Japanese Indian Ocean Campaign - "Indian Ocean Raid"
- New British-themed music.
See Changelog.txt in download for full details
British order of battle
- Illustrious Class Aircraft Carrier
- Hermes Class Light Carrier
- Queen Elizabeth Class Battleship
- Revenge Class Battleship
- County Class Heavy Cruiser
- Fiji Class Light Cruiser
- Town Class Light Cruiser
- Emerald Class Light Cruiser
- C-Class Light Cruiser
- Danae Class Light Cruiser
- Tromp Class Light Cruiser
- Abdiel Class Light Cruiser/Minelayer
- Gerard Callenburgh Class Destroyer
- A/B-Class Destroyer
- C/D-Class Destroyer
- E/F-Class Destroyer
- G/H-Class Destroyer
- N-Class Destroyer
- P-Class Destroyer
- Admiralty S-Class Destroyer
- Admiralty V-Class Destroyer
- Shoreham Class Corvette
- Egret Class Corvette
- Flower Class Corvette
Supporting Allied Forces order of battle
- Kent Class Heavy Cruiser
- Brooklyn Class Light Cruiser
- Black Swan Class Corvette
- Modified Grimsby Class Corvette
- Bathurst Class Corvette
- Kountouriotis Class Destroyer
- Aetos Class Destroyer
- N-Class Destroyer
- Flores Class Gunboat
- Willem van der Zaan Class Minelayer
Japanese order of battle
- Akagi Class Aircraft Carrier
- Sōryū Class Aircraft Carrier
- Shōkaku Class Aircraft Carrier
- Ryujo Class Light Carrier
- Kongo Class Battleship
- Mogami Class Heavy Cruiser
- Tone Class Heavy Cruiser
- Nagara Light Cruiser
- Asashio Class Destroyer
- Fubuki Class Destroyer
- Kagerō Class Destroyer
Pre Requisite
East Indies Mod is a pre requisite for this Mod, please download and install first.
Installation Instructions
Download Mod into this folder:
X:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\War on the Sea\MODS
Use JSGME to activate (ensure East Indies Campaign v3.03 is activated first)
or
Copy the Mod directly to the following location: X:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\War on the Sea\WarOnTheSea_Data\
Download JSGME
Please download into the War on The Sea "Main" folder and use JSGME to install, ensure you have a subfolder named "MODS"
Bugs or Issues
It is recommended that you do the following for the best experience or for any newly released versions.
- Delete all files in your override folder.
- Delete the "Assembly-CSharp" file in your Managed folder.
- Right-click on War on The Sea in the Steam library and "verify integrity of game files" found under properties.
- Re-download Mod.
- Install Mod again. (using JSGME or copy&paste)
- Both East Indies Campaign and Indian Ocean Campaign are a standalone Mods, you should not use any other Mods when playing.
For any questions about the mod, please ask them in the Unofficial WotS
Discord:https://discord.gg/vc8uAVH6Sh