CKS Shogun Ieto
The radar lit up as hundreds of missiles suddenly became visible. Some things don't need permission, saving your own skin and your ship was one of them. Captain Ashida didn't even consult Inari, he just yelled, "OPEN UP ALL ANTI-MISSILE DEFENSES!"
Almost as a single entity, anti-missile missiles left their pods on board the ships, and crews manned their CIWS. The first volley of 320 missiles was almost entirely obliterated by the sheer volume of missiles of the Typhoon fleet, but a few impacted the fleet. A destroyer received several hits as the CIWS had malfunctioned, and was aflame. A cruiser had taken a hit on the bridge, and the communications had been severed on the craft. Worse in the long run, a refueler had taken a hit and the oil it carried was up in flames, and individual crewmembers could be seen diving into the water, where many of them were killed anyway as floating oil enveloped them.
The second volley did more damage as fewer AMM were launched. A gaping hole appeared in the side of one of the Tokugawa Carriers, and a Tojo had the flight deck rendered all but inoperable as a missile took off the catapult used to launch aircraft. The Mimasen that had taken hits earlier took more damage, with a missile hitting the weapons cache, obliterating the craft. Another ammunition ship went up in flames, with flaming parts of the hull flying around to the rest of the fleet. Although fire wasn't nearly as dangerous to modern navies as it had been during the era of wooden man-o'-wars, they could still bring a ship to the bottom, and the firecrews that hustled around were a testament to such.
"FIGHTER SCREEN, LAUNCH AMMs!" yelled Ashida, suddenly remembering one of the reasons he had sent up several hundred fighters.
The third volley was about as effective as the first, as the crews that hadn't launched AAMs against the second volley were ready in time for the third, and the aircraft fired to support the naval defenses. The CKS Shogun Ieto took a hit, rocking the entire ship, but it wasn't serious, having hit the hull above the waterline, but another cruiser hadn't been so lucky. Missiles had created holes all around the ship, both above the deck and right next to the waterline.
The reserve fighters deployed to attack the ASD fleet each fired a pair of ASMs at the offending ships. The sheer volume of 240 missiles all but guaranteed the utter destruction of meager fleet. As the static defenses opened up on the fleet, the force that had just decimated the missile craft were ordered to split up and open fire on the emplaced guns.
Blue Cove Skies, Initial Fighter Force
Having routed a large portion of the ASD RRF, the Kagetorian fighters found themselves under AA fire from the emplaced defenses. Another 75 fighters fell from the sky in flames, while the rest of them selected targets alongside the reinforcements against the static positions.
Blue Cove KTAF-S
Nearly 1,000 KTAF-S had hit the ground, while a total of about 250 who had dropped either hit the ground dead or were filled with lead in firefights. Gas/smoke grenades had been used liberally, covering a good portion of the city with tear gas and smoke. The gas masks of the KTAF-S were top of the line, and included both night vision and infrared imaging, the latter of which was currently in use. Moving through the cloudy streets, the elite units wiped out resistance as they found it, taking light losses. They were after all the best that Kagetora had to offer.
Sgt. Takai had hit the ground in an area already secured by previous elements of the division. Rallying with his squad of now only 8, he quickly ordered them to switch to infrared and proceed to objectives, namely, the docks, government buildings, and communications centers.
and i've got more on the way. . .not armed though :/.