In the vast reaches of the Pacific Ocean every fly speck of an island has strategic importance.
The ability to stockpile weapons, supplies, ammunition, and fuel is essential for operations here.
Once sleepy ports only visited by the occasional tramp steamer are now thriving ports.
Modern ships refuel at state of the art facilities.
Tankers bring the fuel and supply ships use it for their return run to port.
Smaller ships act as inter-island steamers.
Ships large and small call here. Given that they are 1/2400 scale, even the large ships are pretty small.
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