From Wargamer#18

CARRIER STRIKE

Tulagi is the airbase shown in hex W11.

Buka's air capacity is: flight deck 3, A/F 4,
total 5.

Eastern Solomons is a 3 day Scenario.

Counter display: the AA strengths caption is
reversed. The largest figure should be the
short range strength, the smallest figure the
long range.

All Japanese destroyers with a defence
strength of 3 should have their AA strengths
doubled (this does not apply to counters in the
expansion kit).

All Japanese destroyers with gunnery factors
of 1/10 should be 2110.

US DDs 21 and 22 have a defence strength of
2.

Clarification

The speed of Japanese torpedoes is 16, that of
US torpedoes is 10.

7.8 TASK FORCE IDENTIFICATION

Once a strike reaches the target hex of an
enemy TF previously spotted in the same
strategic turn (the TF will therefore still be in
the same hex, of course), and provided strike
contact is successfully made, the defending
player must reveal how many TF's he has in
the hex.

Separate shadow search (ie search with +3 on
the die) is then performed for each TF
present in the hex, and the attacking player
then decides which he will attack. (This rule
renders it less likely that players can avoid the
enemy by the mere shuffling of TF Numbers
within a single hex in the course of a single
turn).

NB submitted by John Kula (kula@telus.net)
on behalf of the Strategy Gaming Society
(http://pages.about.com/strategygames/), 
originally collected by 
Andrew Webber (gbm@wwwebbers.com)