galex

大本营声明剑阁3个坦克联队猪突事件纯粹是由于大统领在新加坡的小部队“侦查”行为导致的血案。3 L+ Q( ~5 m- m# v! W
为防止此类事件重演，日军不得不牺牲下装甲部队，并对大统领的行为表示强烈抗议

红叶

我忘记了，前任就是牛牛桑啊，难怪，哈哈。
5 P2 e0 V6 a6 a$ V2 @1 |不过毕竟开战才没多久，亡羊补牢，为时未晚

hongqi315

土牛看来不是菠萝的对手啊

红叶

估计是还不太习惯AE的新特性吧

galex

新加坡攻陷！
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" B3 s( K5 s9 t' [( K1月21日，负隅顽抗了40多天的英国佬终于举起了白旗，上万人走进了战俘营: Z/ @/ L7 M4 F" p. m# V# X
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+ m: `% n$ Y- p3 DGround combat at Singapore (50,84)# z  ]. r/ i; [9 Y# t2 e3 k

  b: o4 J0 F" T# J2 D6 Q- wJapanese Shock attack' O: t# ^( h3 B

# {, t+ T9 v6 d: Q+ WAttacking force 67039 troops, 794 guns, 442 vehicles, Assault Value = 2257
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; Q3 Z( v+ N. q9 @% C: L" Y2 bDefending force 16876 troops, 237 guns, 71 vehicles, Assault Value = 881 N3 D: A1 F2 o) H' R/ b/ _
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Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 22 q; g5 s% u$ m. }3 p& t+ b

1 g; S: Y3 {! t  w) A% M' z2 a" _Japanese adjusted assault: 1987 ( t9 s: h0 k: F" ^4 W
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Allied adjusted defense: 249 - S! f2 `. f3 _6 ^, k) a; J

# T1 J0 L- k# H8 p; iJapanese assault odds: 7 to 1 (fort level 2) % _. Q; ^- Y6 \# a
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Japanese forces CAPTURE Singapore !!!) s5 t! H. e+ e/ m4 `4 V

: X& A( k. y. E- E3 O4 C1 vCombat modifiers
! P4 ?. _( B& U* ^/ B8 [6 W8 GDefender: terrain(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
) E# n  ~0 X: E% W1 dAttacker: shock(+)! `3 v; e- z# m) e5 R8 S2 _
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Japanese ground losses:  }+ U1 P- F  `& ~" g. O
      1154 casualties reported+ u0 E9 E' P  M1 n
         Squads: 12 destroyed, 222 disabled
4 C$ j" a. M: _0 Y  X' D& T         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 24 disabled
* g  s1 }, N" P7 c! E$ _) ~( R         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 27 disabled
! y3 f5 E! I8 [# N$ s      Guns lost 20 (2 destroyed, 18 disabled)* l- x4 a' L: N7 |$ s5 {
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0 R8 r* ]3 S, @  IAllied ground losses:
" i' v- @/ v, w6 d      9911 casualties reported
% C+ ~* f2 u8 _) f3 C( Y. A         Squads: 223 destroyed, 0 disabled& B9 J0 s4 J2 h: U' m
         Non Combat: 2387 destroyed, 0 disabled
- N" h) K, I( w8 o$ C         Engineers: 76 destroyed, 0 disabled
( E+ ]) Q  p" _& |" i  _8 A7 N      Guns lost 246 (246 destroyed, 0 disabled)7 o- q* L* M+ D! _5 ]
      Vehicles lost 51 (51 destroyed, 0 disabled)
$ y: d# v1 ?! Q  X! Y3 {- \$ a4 V* w6 p      Units destroyed 17
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% c# i1 V; H$ N9 W+ N+ k继任大统领27一改前任爱兵如子的良好作风，指使盟军四处送死自杀，今日国军3个军闯入西安猪突，发起了“升天转进重庆战”。国军将士无不心寒。。
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, m) n: Y% [. r) `9 g5 QGround combat at Sian (83,41)
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: ~( v& R1 Z& e' b, [# xAllied Shock attack# A: o/ K0 k6 H3 v

# m! V/ m5 L; ^3 d, q% TAttacking force 10541 troops, 104 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 380% B2 b! h0 v* i( D6 b# b% i: z

( p. Q( P4 f! E) W. h$ i# {5 YDefending force 57980 troops, 466 guns, 236 vehicles, Assault Value = 1870
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Allied adjusted assault: 22
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9 Y) A/ [/ G% w& I' C* k' p- fJapanese adjusted defense: 1327
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Allied assault odds: 1 to 60 (fort level 2) , L+ Y2 {# {0 @7 O: V2 A

/ ^" H1 {# F, f" UCombat modifiers2 g5 x( z# j: \  b' L$ h) I! l4 V
Defender: forts(+), experience(-)
4 J8 ~& v  o. aAttacker: shock(+), disruption(-), supply(-)
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Japanese ground losses:
) V4 I  n0 d4 s" t( N( N7 m      35 casualties reported
* P! m: f9 M; S         Squads: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
5 m4 Q0 v3 D" c         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
  Q; W  s! |" b2 X         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled3 o" D, t2 o$ k8 k$ ~4 ~# \  Z! z
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Allied ground losses:: s& W2 |  k/ j9 v( }7 d8 l
      2371 casualties reported$ w1 N, s' ]! K* W% y2 _- u; U
         Squads: 320 destroyed, 69 disabled+ B' l6 r* p# I9 Y6 `
         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 126 disabled
" T' c% w) f5 c: n0 S  A         Engineers: 16 destroyed, 4 disabled; Q8 O* ~; |# m$ `  K4 R* F5 l4 h. v
      Guns lost 44 (13 destroyed, 31 disabled)  r) W# F$ [+ c: z/ m0 z$ N# W0 n

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! A& m. B+ c% ~& d8 uAssaulting units:7 V$ C5 Q8 q' ~& h! f0 R- u
    33rd Chinese Corps
7 H- B4 u1 Z: Q, r% U    43rd Chinese Corps$ b# R8 _* M9 {
    61st Chinese Corps
, i/ x' ?! c) B* Z4 h$ Q' z: p9 Y    7th Group Army. c/ s7 w; p3 d9 J& B; K: Z, w, v1 k
    8th Group Army
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: Y* Z' ?. [; C帝国SS部队依旧英勇
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Sub attack near King Island  at 80,172
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, t7 Z0 P2 L) k2 A0 wJapanese Ships
4 L- V: ^3 L, O      SS I-24
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9 b7 U" m, y( j5 WAllied Ships
1 C) ]9 T0 L. C      CL Leander, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage6 v9 N* |7 p, L/ u* B+ A
      CA Louisville
$ c! p  s: ?6 R# l7 I      CL Perth6 u+ h( n* k+ N
      CL Achilles
+ @. Y3 |! Y. H9 M      DD Voyager
+ q6 T9 K$ l& k6 k3 d      DD Vampire

hades1001

土牛桑 写战报图个乐子嘛不要太当真了

hades1001

当然有着欺上瞒下报喜不报忧的光荣传统的日本海军是不会告诉天蝗两艘满载补给的运输船在帕果帕果被58击沉，刚刚上岸的日本陆军正在以草根树皮度日3 ]9 P0 T* b6 ?: ^
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8 ]: V! L" q. \5 S: \3 @Morning Air attack on TF, near Pago Pago at 148,161+ S7 n) d+ P4 ?
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Weather in hex: Moderate rain
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Raid spotted at 37 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.& L9 ~; c( j& M
Estimated time to target is 14 minutes
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% p: j* s; r: JAllied aircraft6 l, V! b  Q  J$ C1 a7 A
      F4F-3 Wildcat x 187 P! k! K) c0 @
      SBD-3 Dauntless x 18
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* ~. m, C; ]/ j- ?  ~9 }No Allied losses$ R: O. ~& k3 m! _8 `4 K" D

2 Q9 t# R% Q- g5 m4 |/ ~Japanese Ships0 E- q+ u% g8 e
      xAK Sinkyo Maru, Bomb hits 3, and is sunk
# Q( Q: M, U5 U+ A# v% P8 z3 p6 [      xAK Shinko Maru, Bomb hits 5, and is sunk8 T% `2 o  s2 }8 {# }) ?

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9 l9 d/ \  T& ~5 P6 \2 _. D% GAircraft Attacking:$ q/ O% p* ?; L% S+ g6 p) w$ o
      12 x SBD-3 Dauntless releasing from 4000'
7 H' C' V- ]4 I7 c$ G! e  R* E( @               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
4 W. |, x5 ~3 {  U       2 x SBD-3 Dauntless releasing from 3000'
4 k: n5 ]! r% ?) Z               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
, P5 o* J( ]9 J. M       4 x SBD-3 Dauntless releasing from 2000', n* \2 o/ _& H2 y5 C
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
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3 B% I, e& ^8 sHeavy smoke from fires obscuring xAK Sinkyo Maru
+ ^/ T1 V" x: u/ b+ S4 THeavy smoke from fires obscuring xAK Shinko Maru

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 22, 420 c7 G( D* [2 Q: ?
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日军渡江突击剑阁，中华民族到了最危险的时候！
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Ground combat at Kienko (78,41)
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( G  R3 x, R8 v) B1 k. a# J0 FJapanese Shock attack
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Attacking force 115502 troops, 1562 guns, 1908 vehicles, Assault Value = 3910
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! ?  ^4 l* Y: A) @2 T7 L+ sDefending force 42383 troops, 634 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 13040 f9 N2 \; d0 l; Q3 X

1 d$ Y' j4 \8 a3 K+ n; yJapanese engineers reduce fortifications to 23 y, F0 b2 ~; X) A5 ?! Z; V! a$ `7 s

8 p( R/ L) Z/ ^! @6 q: w; f* i4 IJapanese adjusted assault: 2531
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Allied adjusted defense: 1915
  ~/ I# C" r# S& _( y  S* i: { ) L3 K3 k4 t2 e) a& t
Japanese assault odds: 1 to 1 (fort level 2) 9 W' f" I' W! [. R) L
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Japanese Assault reduces fortifications to 2
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& y% A3 G% ]0 ?. a  _1 UCombat modifiers
, \5 O+ k+ ~9 ?4 D; |7 \Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), experience(-)% S2 \$ L5 H$ v7 m/ f8 g
Attacker: shock(+)
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Japanese ground losses:: o) o% Y) d4 V
      7371 casualties reported
5 y0 t, ]8 C9 ~# ~, i5 X# {         Squads: 31 destroyed, 463 disabled
) E$ S, {* X( O. [4 @/ {         Non Combat: 3 destroyed, 53 disabled6 [; F4 V1 f8 [( T
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 84 disabled. r$ u( [$ o6 d% L( S9 B
      Guns lost 34 (2 destroyed, 32 disabled). j% e2 o& n$ P" g2 c! S
      Vehicles lost 242 (16 destroyed, 226 disabled)
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Allied ground losses:& u1 z+ {* D7 c) k+ A
      3800 casualties reported
7 K( G( ^- M3 x. {; q' R         Squads: 38 destroyed, 514 disabled; |3 j; ~" d7 A  Y$ [: E
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 38 disabled
( L9 A& G# h' G6 I  b         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 10 disabled
8 ]. e0 e/ G" v4 P      Guns lost 145 (5 destroyed, 140 disabled)
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Assaulting units:. M& J$ @/ J& \" h; O# ?/ ?
    10th Tank Regiment
7 r/ I# S6 [6 ~8 j* |    9th Tank Regiment
0 X; ^2 B3 d- c$ I9 M+ G7 {    15th Tank Regiment, U7 ~, m1 y. f0 U% ~1 n
    12th Tank Regiment
, F$ r4 c, J4 b) D' y2 U    5th Infantry Regiment$ Y+ K/ R) N' s) W/ J8 }1 N& W
    30th Infantry Regiment) ?5 P$ d( S0 g+ c
    5th Ind. Engineer Regiment
" U& q& b7 J/ T: P    8th Engineer Regiment
, a  A0 B! x7 O9 w! H7 `6 N9 y    3rd Tank Regiment
) D8 ]& B/ b: g1 l    31st Infantry Regiment
% X0 e9 p9 a6 _+ Q, f0 g/ r    1st Recon Regiment
3 F2 J0 u6 U8 p9 u' k& l! C    1st Engineer Regiment  a) `! c7 ?: M4 }& ~1 M  s
    110th Division
; X. t4 Y+ T" K# {    29th Division
- N# U3 c+ p- |8 a! `2 z1 c    5th Tank Regiment+ W2 O! N9 o2 J& g
    27th Electric Engineer Regiment
* r; M1 U8 L" n    36th Infantry Regiment
% L" W. F- Q0 w) h    20th Engineer Regiment
: y; }2 l5 K  O8 `% u9 y  T% ^" M    13th Indpt Infantry Regiment+ R, c2 U$ E% u/ }% q
    35th Division
8 d" c5 {; G& W2 }    57th Infantry Regiment
, [, X, S* o8 d    14th Division7 v( ^( \3 v& k! r: m& K2 C7 f
    20th Recon Regiment
% X# w0 q# l) K' _3 C: q* ^- W    9th Ind.Mixed Brigade
0 e) K4 k; j% ~: Q- u$ U1 w- F    17th Infantry Regiment
+ P4 l$ z0 F# N* ]5 {7 R, {7 c    6th Ind.Mixed Brigade0 V# B) }5 ]: \. Z; \* B- ?
    8th Recon Regiment
4 w- {, {3 X7 r' s: Y    23rd Tank Regiment
, E+ e) z% h0 l7 w# [' m( z2 k% C# }    78th Infantry Regiment
! x! D7 {$ ^- u: E9 ?2 X7 p    28th Engineer Regiment/ c8 n% y8 A, m  W' u6 C
    26th Recon Regiment
+ S+ n( |2 ^/ T  r9 w    Kwantung Army
3 `  U$ V9 n; h    7th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion+ b8 n3 @2 p4 ^  D% F
    13th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion6 p+ C5 k! x1 N2 V0 X
    20th Medium Field Artillery Regiment+ M5 H" C% d# q$ C8 r1 C  \) K
    2nd Hvy.Artillery Regiment9 I& s8 B; i) ~3 h* R7 c- X
    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
# o$ d' V$ x/ d& b! H0 Q! w! p    10th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
/ ?' n% b. J4 A2 G% V/ a( u    1st Army
) e2 ]" I& G# w( b9 n8 Y    North China Area Army
) P8 q" N' V9 q9 v! @0 r6 u9 K. b7 D8 s    3rd RF Gun Battalion
% P2 h, F' T$ Y  ~( q    12th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
0 ]7 }" x1 m0 u( ~) |    4th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion" b% Y' o5 @! _+ D) [
    4th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
1 v0 p. T$ }6 A+ H6 g    15th AA Regiment
+ q: g- G. ?9 T2 {/ b( C' h    3rd Army
) r# K1 S' Q3 O4 b+ M3 f    4th Army! h8 e) N* i7 X# y
    7th RF Gun Battalion! k1 P6 h  h1 d
    10th Mortar Battalion
- Z, y0 U; y7 B: @5 f    12th Medium Field Artillery Regiment5 @+ `: H) h) |- y
    Tonei Hvy Gun Regiment
/ ~" K0 `1 K  h4 [' B, W    26th Fld AA Machinecannon Company
& Q: D# p3 M; x    11th Field Artillery Regiment! w6 X1 b8 C8 _* J+ V7 p  x
    9th Medium Field Artillery Regiment. Q4 J& I9 d$ ~. `
    11th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
9 k, `$ D8 B) e8 t! W' s2 u    3rd Hvy.Artillery Regiment
, O/ T) ?) x" ]! d( E, f1 ?7 n    8th Mountain Gun Regiment
7 ]" ~5 R- Q8 d, A    15th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
, h0 p: x; [. z    6th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
7 A" S6 r$ H( s9 b    Botanko Hvy Gun Regiment
; U  q5 g3 L. m- w! c4 \7 D' {    5th Ind.Hvy.Art Battalion; s2 A. \( ?4 f$ K6 L" U9 ?  w
    5th Army
( J7 W4 c- X4 }$ S  p4 J- }8 z+ N    1st Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
7 H; n/ c4 _' H) B. F    2nd Medium Field Artillery Regiment
0 L; R$ T+ k0 c. J  Q( E" E; ?    Korea Army5 [4 _& x' |5 U' e  k; l7 w
    6th RF Gun Battalion. R  G1 i  b$ ^
    21st AA Regiment# u" V) l7 s. q' I: m
    1st Ind. Field Artillery Regiment$ l9 n7 _3 c0 Z3 ^6 _
    5th Medium Field Artillery Regiment) B5 ?8 ^- ^2 d  S, e  L8 d
    4th RF Gun Battalion
- l" g1 {& N' t2 G    52nd Field AA Battalion
$ g9 D! h, E: I    18th Fld AA Machinecannon Company6 u, ?% j; K+ z! E# P" C
    6th Medium Field Artillery Regiment6 `5 g- |" n) R$ l
    22nd Medium Field Artillery Regiment
+ o% ^, m/ B8 M, Z* {' E    1st Field Artillery Regiment
3 O# R' u& Q) m/ Y8 K/ e1 q% u  e  Z5 p    6th Army! f1 y: q6 U0 a6 d0 _2 g- y! M
    26th Field Artillery Regiment
' @& k( U, \. Y- [. l    8th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
. @2 S, n6 b7 |2 j0 r    7th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
9 v% _! M& m) T/ L: r- M* C  W    20th Army
) Y2 E7 O$ W, t: D+ ]5 J    10th Mortar Battalion9 m2 h/ M5 S0 l  y8 }

* [) h; E2 w5 DDefending units:
  f5 V8 h* B) H# `5 \    56th Chinese Corps) p2 P4 V3 X+ l1 s
    71st Chinese Corps
. e2 `: x8 M( v( E& k    54th Chinese Corps
3 V, Z1 g$ H1 z. h& n    14th Chinese Corps1 i* M! v  k# S6 z6 Y# }& ]. Q
    24th Chinese Corps. d3 ~4 b1 G( O& p3 Z8 T
    3rd Chinese Cavalry Corps
3 ?, F2 f3 S! K& V+ t    22nd Artillery Regiment7 l6 z; e6 R, @/ D$ U
    1st Artillery Regiment
* j$ `/ S* h% L    20th Artillery Regiment
( w! t0 l; m0 ^, \9 M* h    3rd Heavy Mortar Regiment
' i4 f# s, ]5 f    49th AA Regiment
; z! L* Z+ i$ S; u! o    18th Artillery Regiment
3 j3 L1 h8 v, g4 p2 Z7 y; h    41st AA Regiment# K2 A5 w. w( p( N! _4 Y! M1 P
    Central Reserve . Z: a& E7 F' V. A) V' ?
    4th Heavy Mortar Regiment
9 k( K; p8 [3 `/ Q1 }4 d- D    57th AT Gun Regiment
* u# b% S0 q4 }. s) \& K  c+ B+ l    7th Artillery Regiment) [! B* }  h2 t, j- X0 v9 j
    56th AT Gun Regiment

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 23, 42
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% k" {; x8 ?: H! s& X远在爪哇的荷兰盟军也不堪寂寞，英勇的反击日本侵略者
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# L8 y4 w5 A( Y- U5 R/ m; c# `Ground combat at Malang (55,105)$ e( m% y: y% q: c, {. O3 x* L
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Allied Shock attack
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6 G* n; B9 k0 Z& [3 jAttacking force 27350 troops, 220 guns, 190 vehicles, Assault Value = 981
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Defending force 7816 troops, 44 guns, 42 vehicles, Assault Value = 296
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7 {7 f' {" R. z) R9 Q4 p# w6 A# o5 jAllied adjusted assault: 406 ( l  _, [( _1 N/ A$ d1 I% d

# Z) t1 C- n  nJapanese adjusted defense: 274
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: _9 o/ c' y% }% rAllied assault odds: 1 to 1
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Combat modifiers
. }5 q! t, F& u6 {( vDefender: terrain(+), preparation(-), |0 w0 `" R2 {! X1 F
Attacker: shock(+)
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- ~! J. `. R2 p# c5 Z  q+ EJapanese ground losses:
/ j( ?7 g+ s5 w& X, m# x% H      934 casualties reported
" y2 C' {3 ]7 v! Q* r: R$ U         Squads: 13 destroyed, 113 disabled
! S  Q  g4 j9 Q         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled* P2 g, S0 b6 J( n
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
% i  S9 S/ o" J4 y  t' |      Guns lost 13 (1 destroyed, 12 disabled)
; Q% X$ S  d3 p" r      Units destroyed 1! ]$ A/ O# i' ]* g  v# V
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4 X7 @& U' N: N; |. s
Allied ground losses:
, {- a! F$ X& f  A/ U" C1 S      3081 casualties reported
& t, w9 o$ e# F         Squads: 72 destroyed, 244 disabled
" {+ g' z* g( c4 E- g5 `& B         Non Combat: 65 destroyed, 30 disabled
& g1 F( `9 O: e         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 12 disabled8 k# T/ H7 p0 o
      Vehicles lost 6 (1 destroyed, 5 disabled)
1 f" |4 s5 l9 y& d9 `/ U' m* Y      Units destroyed 1, V  ^/ h* B% ]! j4 Y& `  Z

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, r4 m5 {2 |! v" ~/ ]Assaulting units:
3 e2 @% R: a- S' K. Y    3/16th Punjab Battalion
" d; a) u" K' D* a7 r5 Z/ v    4th KNIL Landstorm Battalion5 L7 d: n6 |8 h4 m; J; N
    1st KNIL Landstorm Battalion/ m+ g: ~! R; ?) `' s
    46th Indian Brigade" L  F1 y+ _! Y9 }" R
    45th Indian Brigade2 d2 D: P9 K4 a2 X4 S) `* Y. x
    44th Indian Brigade# }  `- p  {  i: B7 o9 l# `
    2nd KNIL Regiment
, {* Y1 b/ \' S2 u    6th KNIL Regiment
5 @. f$ h# e& l; l2 q# D% l    Marinier Battalion- F, d& j7 \" T
    1st Regt Cavalerie
/ Q- {, B0 A: [0 k) d    2nd KNIL Landstorm Battalion& X* u5 L8 X, y8 H
    3rd KNIL Landstorm Battalion( S! O  r0 h5 f( K. w; |
    1st KNIL Regiment
+ K4 }6 v' N/ s0 ?- k; |2 l0 |! g    48th Gurkha Brigade# b: I  d  A) L( Z
    1 ML-KNIL Aviation 4 ?0 y0 X- A7 ?" [9 ~- q
    Soerabaja Base Force
9 B! s: E2 q  D7 m2 P  ~& z# G+ e) A    North Java Base Force
" L4 B6 v+ M" z5 J- x+ |    Batavia Base Force# U% U! ~* g- \1 P. ^* B: m
    South Java Base Force% [& }" {, O8 i! r9 ~* M' A
    1st KNIL AA Battalion% ~; E- r: r# g( A1 E. A
    2 ML-KNIL Aviation
7 J) Y6 d# P0 a4 ~    MLD
# x5 u7 C9 e( T$ Y: J    ABDA ) ?0 e, z+ ]4 L, h4 f, p
    Commandement Marine
" W, T! A7 r( H4 J- ^! j- {6 m    Tjilitap Base Force, a: S/ v7 E7 f! y
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Defending units:9 n7 \1 J  J! x1 j
    148th Infantry Regiment2 b* d6 \* V& @6 g0 I( c
    113th Infantry Regiment
1 i0 |' ]/ [$ T' ?5 @: m    48th Recon Regiment
9 \! ?5 [2 r  d    2nd Sasebo SNLF Coy /3

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 25, 428 W4 l. ~1 x7 Y2 Z4 Z' n
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国军同日寇血战剑阁，可歌可泣，天日可表～
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Ground combat at Kienko (78,41)
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5 D! g7 [. M$ o: j& K9 ^Japanese Shock attack3 a! W0 w0 q" H3 \, O

+ p. X% Y4 ?/ g9 v% p) OAttacking force 112644 troops, 1563 guns, 1908 vehicles, Assault Value = 35551 n! _. _0 G; u9 \! [; O' {

* J2 c- x  b3 ]9 @5 A# e9 J6 x& kDefending force 43827 troops, 691 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1070
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. D3 a4 {' |+ G$ xJapanese engineers reduce fortifications to 1+ ~# c- q, d+ V
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Japanese adjusted assault: 2147 . M4 i9 t9 b+ q/ ], A$ Y
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Allied adjusted defense: 923 - a% _- H3 b( R% O2 W* M
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Japanese assault odds: 2 to 1 (fort level 1) % M& q) H0 o0 v8 S% y$ p: r! V

" C7 M5 {" o$ x, sJapanese Assault reduces fortifications to 0. r% O5 I8 y4 d; L* y
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Combat modifiers, ~; `* b9 `# u+ i2 S; d
Defender: terrain(+), preparation(-), experience(-)8 Y8 s* C) D% }& j/ q* I. V* m: I
Attacker: shock(+)
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. o2 S$ J7 p8 z  MJapanese ground losses:
7 s8 u/ p/ p( j$ B      11851 casualties reported; z( m) G$ h" T( J# n
         Squads: 84 destroyed, 738 disabled; E# o: f0 ?4 |
         Non Combat: 52 destroyed, 50 disabled
' Q8 c4 @( L3 t1 |7 K, D1 a$ _         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 144 disabled
% j* |2 x4 Q2 t% F      Guns lost 52 (5 destroyed, 47 disabled)- |2 Y% V# K6 T" J5 Q
      Vehicles lost 158 (38 destroyed, 120 disabled)
' E" R5 P9 J' T. i7 T) y! T- R      Units destroyed 18 l" H% r4 }1 ~$ I
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( ^+ n6 U8 B. d8 ^8 ^. R+ dAllied ground losses:' f( [% G/ i. ]  c7 v
      6530 casualties reported
0 z3 X" k! ~! b$ R& X' R         Squads: 278 destroyed, 202 disabled
% X$ S/ ?: o3 B4 p3 y, v         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 107 disabled) U9 }9 P* j, [( ]
         Engineers: 6 destroyed, 24 disabled. ]7 D* ]! ]$ a6 e  o0 m% ^0 d
      Guns lost 170 (19 destroyed, 151 disabled)
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Assaulting units:) M1 L; K& M  p. D: T; P7 f: b
    1st Recon Regiment
+ n+ X; m. Y1 U& t! m0 q! I    78th Infantry Regiment
; N* \, I; u# I( i: E+ j    8th Recon Regiment' g0 ^1 b* Y2 R8 ]# @8 h: _
    20th Recon Regiment% `+ V/ E* b2 T- l$ q- z
    110th Division
9 L; T. _/ z# x" X, L: v    17th Infantry Regiment4 J' D4 G( u# \$ l; U& [
    57th Infantry Regiment( n6 o) I" l' g% `; S
    8th Engineer Regiment
+ t1 J% Q) X6 h! c& q! H: i, x    31st Infantry Regiment
; M# M' w! y! T    5th Tank Regiment5 L' n$ J6 ^8 l) ]
    1st Engineer Regiment: N6 P( ^5 m6 O$ Q4 _: [5 ^' r
    3rd Tank Regiment
  s! s' }* g8 Y9 z' C. M+ z  h    13th Indpt Infantry Regiment. @3 Q1 d: @3 T6 ]% Q0 ]/ i4 i
    5th Ind. Engineer Regiment
% h4 W& O% i, _4 J2 A    20th Engineer Regiment
- |6 Z+ b& m- j    15th Tank Regiment
) @! D( n, T6 V* o    14th Division
9 b: g1 u: R' ]: ~    10th Tank Regiment
. B! _' B& w, Z+ i0 P    9th Tank Regiment( \2 `# z+ j* Q  i% ^" c7 q
    28th Engineer Regiment
! V& ]7 ]5 N) u+ Z0 ~8 z    29th Division
" Y6 _8 l. r( d- T) c# R3 M    30th Infantry Regiment
# J, X4 _. x" z2 j5 s* G    12th Tank Regiment
* q# {3 ?6 s/ c( O8 E8 a    6th Ind.Mixed Brigade# |9 n2 S) m2 C3 g7 ?4 c* b) c
    36th Infantry Regiment
$ e. k1 U0 G9 W6 [: R    9th Ind.Mixed Brigade2 s9 Y& |1 {0 c% N; Q  k5 W* G; L
    35th Division
, m" E5 h  }6 H3 n3 S    23rd Tank Regiment# g# _0 k6 Z# i1 L4 F, Q, o
    5th Infantry Regiment: M: q7 W2 N* K$ G/ a; ?
    27th Electric Engineer Regiment0 d; ]# Q7 c: }6 e: @5 c( b
    26th Recon Regiment
3 `7 l+ r7 y! A/ W9 s# T: D6 Z! z8 w    2nd Hvy.Artillery Regiment8 p5 h3 I2 B5 O- D
    20th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
/ z! r1 k. Q' ?+ E. g7 v3 L9 D    Botanko Hvy Gun Regiment$ L% {; Y' p% g. v
    3rd Army
/ J0 G8 ?: \( r7 C    4th RF Gun Battalion% h3 ]% A  [' z8 s$ B
    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
7 D  U/ ]/ d2 B, @: N    1st Army: Q, r% Y1 ]# I
    22nd Medium Field Artillery Regiment
* {3 S9 l( P3 j, ]# q    7th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
" R& o6 h" C' ?8 Y7 ]7 }$ v. J    52nd Field AA Battalion# G" H9 T& k0 ]! G
    5th Ind.Hvy.Art Battalion  c# r) E! r6 @  d& x
    20th Army
' w9 g$ C3 z0 y! B1 X    13th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
0 s: V1 i, |& [4 H    7th RF Gun Battalion) Y7 ^3 G! p* ], o# N, g
    4th Medium Field Artillery Regiment# s! v1 z+ i6 X
    3rd Hvy.Artillery Regiment, b1 k0 t3 N' _% Q4 w# ^* q' }1 }: _
    North China Area Army
. c3 x% z1 G5 y/ Y- S- Y    5th Army
5 b2 F! P+ V3 W( U. b    21st AA Regiment0 C9 g' [% P: W- H5 x8 g& \
    26th Field Artillery Regiment
. `5 W; ~0 y5 N, H4 d    6th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
* Y5 S/ e! Y, n  g$ I; W% d    4th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion, X- r0 L2 \2 f' \2 C- z5 |
    8th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
9 q8 q! P0 Z$ ~8 h* e* ^" _7 b1 M& t) H    1st Field Artillery Regiment" v8 u4 ~, |. @: y7 T5 I
    5th Medium Field Artillery Regiment9 h, E) n8 F2 H/ v7 k$ e
    Korea Army  o+ L/ h: E2 n0 M
    11th Field Artillery Regiment+ E3 ?- J" v& e$ p
    15th AA Regiment( T8 B3 }5 l" g! m& v7 a" q# b
    10th Mortar Battalion& G1 _- D; e' w( S- D
    1st Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion/ e4 r9 [# [' U# Z
    12th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
) V) F( `: U! \- y0 M: H+ S    6th RF Gun Battalion6 S3 H$ b) n: z2 H+ v7 D
    12th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
& L* j* i$ J2 W5 W9 z    18th Fld AA Machinecannon Company9 I9 t- G7 N$ Z) ^
    Kwantung Army
1 |) P/ ]; [5 k7 C    6th Army
( _/ v) B% S- W% ^' W! Q' R. Q    9th Medium Field Artillery Regiment- Y* d7 d& w% g+ R0 Z& i
    10th Medium Field Artillery Regiment" _5 r9 ]( L2 b, ]* a8 {# J! \
    15th Medium Field Artillery Regiment4 q7 V. `5 F) i- X$ J; S+ Q- \1 Z
    Tonei Hvy Gun Regiment# N" x% I6 g) q* W* K( v. a+ h! T
    3rd RF Gun Battalion& V0 z' y0 P/ k" @& N# L
    7th Medium Field Artillery Regiment9 G* k7 _  [( t" G7 h. g( I
    11th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
: Y; H; I( R6 l; l1 P5 V  l    6th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
, Z- M9 I8 q* H, |    2nd Medium Field Artillery Regiment! y# q* R- k* I2 [( I+ }5 f1 H
    26th Fld AA Machinecannon Company( r0 c  L0 Z( ]% O5 d
    4th Army% a* m6 u( ]* k& b8 n- @
    8th Mountain Gun Regiment" ]9 u& x3 m; f/ Q% K6 p
    1st Ind. Field Artillery Regiment
0 y5 S8 S7 p1 r4 V! v8 }, p    10th Mortar Battalion+ S/ a6 D; y- s% ]

5 A1 ]" M( r8 a6 `5 yDefending units:
0 H! ?" u8 N; t% p    54th Chinese Corps, F4 f  [7 f3 Y! \, b/ s/ B
    56th Chinese Corps0 i, [( r) u$ g& `% o
    71st Chinese Corps
( L; c( l7 j& k* K    24th Chinese Corps
2 i9 Z4 j1 o, Z6 }$ B3 b/ @6 K' ]    14th Chinese Corps' J4 p( R- F4 d) S
    1st Chinese Cavalry Corps
9 b, O$ Q) r+ @- E7 D: v% D    3rd Chinese Cavalry Corps
% N5 Z$ `9 h; P+ k1 d4 |0 C    49th AA Regiment. P) N8 N8 `. m2 h; u& U; a
    57th AT Gun Regiment
; I, q0 x' A7 U/ T5 C- W/ A    3rd Heavy Mortar Regiment
, D/ c- F1 i- i/ G! ~- J. V9 o    4th Heavy Mortar Regiment
# t4 D8 K1 J4 C9 h; r6 _    20th Artillery Regiment& D# z) o4 U" k
    Central Reserve
! ?$ A1 J6 `8 {    1st Artillery Regiment8 |) P" H- j' Y) j8 W6 g3 x" ^0 R
    7th Artillery Regiment
6 j2 i  F+ @2 |! C    18th Artillery Regiment
; k5 U% }" z4 [& R1 k    41st AA Regiment1 ^7 G8 U* ?' U8 J1 B' ~
    22nd Artillery Regiment1 e# |8 w9 C- T% ~1 O4 J3 [) _
    56th AT Gun Regiment

galex

可歌可泣的国军仅多坚持了一日，1月26日，剑阁攻陷。大陆战场再无悬念  P1 t+ w/ i) X6 L0 ?
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3 ^7 [* M* l" g) T  C. nGround combat at Kienko (78,41)
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' p( V. E2 z" W% X0 x4 Q- GJapanese Shock attack
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( a3 C1 S0 R0 P, @* SAttacking force 104544 troops, 1559 guns, 1866 vehicles, Assault Value = 2791
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5 h0 e& v  q6 iDefending force 39083 troops, 673 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 716* e% _( Y) V" \2 A( t* A
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Japanese adjusted assault: 1116 ' ^% P: A# t! K; a* x# U) f

4 j+ B- j- n2 h" FAllied adjusted defense: 379 - C- f: S3 B( H/ K4 B: `- o! v9 w

' \' b4 g8 z7 R5 {8 r2 vJapanese assault odds: 2 to 1 (fort level 0) + a$ H5 f; `9 v
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Japanese forces CAPTURE Kienko !!!
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Combat modifiers
" ]# ?7 L' N. Z% e- U4 n$ oDefender: terrain(+), disruption(-), preparation(-)+ V% F! c# {8 _2 s
Attacker: shock(+)- [; _1 u+ Q9 k) o3 @/ t" {

1 g; o. X( ]# A9 a+ A% J6 gJapanese ground losses:% F- a( l1 X/ x
      5656 casualties reported* a0 s+ A" |- B8 {7 E+ X
         Squads: 22 destroyed, 282 disabled
0 D. w, n% R8 r4 b, \' h         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 115 disabled
7 O3 n5 L$ d+ C$ V0 h0 b; F& U         Engineers: 75 destroyed, 83 disabled
. K4 L- K; e+ w- Y+ Y      Guns lost 28 (8 destroyed, 20 disabled)% V: A, X# R$ P0 v) z1 X( Y
      Vehicles lost 143 (15 destroyed, 128 disabled)
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5 d% \& s, w$ DAllied ground losses:
& v$ Z* }) ^6 k3 d( R      9954 casualties reported& i6 O' `3 Q% m; t) |
         Squads: 613 destroyed, 32 disabled
* Y0 ?% {8 `- z# `         Non Combat: 718 destroyed, 25 disabled
. w- l. I( R. D, |+ I         Engineers: 146 destroyed, 10 disabled
' A. x6 C% Z$ o      Guns lost 322 (269 destroyed, 53 disabled)+ e2 \+ y/ @1 ~8 D, s9 a
      Units retreated 19

红叶

不知道27的国军部队现在主力是否还在长衡一带？应该利用铁路线尽快撤退到贵阳，然后利用良好的公路快速撤退到昆明，守住几个关键性的路口，中国西南部还可以保住，昆明也是有工业可以提供补给的，而且可以接受印度的飞机运输补给，总之要尽一切可能拖住日本大陆派遣军，我认为只要27的部队还不是很分散就完全有希望这样做，四川盆地的部队也抓紧向昆明方向撤退把，聚合成团利用西南山地还可以抵抗，千万不要丧失信心啊，只要国军还占有西南一带，大陆派遣军就一日不得安宁。日军战略上的目的就始终达不到。

wangqifeng

盟军形势有点堪忧啊，虽说放长线钓大鱼，不过太过消极的话，可能会丧失今后反攻的跳板哦

galex

仰光攻陷！ 缅甸全境已基本共荣9 _6 q8 J6 T# ~, X
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Ground combat at Rangoon (54,53)9 p# X1 K$ T! y2 w
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Japanese Shock attack
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Attacking force 47496 troops, 555 guns, 446 vehicles, Assault Value = 1689  {" P0 F* r- G8 s- _

1 M( p# k6 U" N0 H% h: c" PDefending force 10760 troops, 72 guns, 59 vehicles, Assault Value = 3752 m0 j3 |: n" _6 e
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Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 2
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Japanese adjusted assault: 1865 1 z! n, `, e# U6 W1 J8 k$ u
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Allied adjusted defense: 167
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Japanese assault odds: 11 to 1 (fort level 2) - d5 Z* J5 p$ c& K. w
% c  f; z, Z: z
Japanese forces CAPTURE Rangoon !!!: D' t) S; w2 \( I+ q5 o+ I- m

2 `( F5 m% D6 T) X9 }Combat modifiers" c; Y' ^) j5 X) q9 Y: ]8 a
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), morale(-)2 W: o' l6 w: h
experience(-)
( I/ H2 B6 [( m( iAttacker: shock(+)
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6 {: g; E( y! a0 `Japanese ground losses:
' j# t: l$ r4 K% r6 J- w6 l/ C      4442 casualties reported, R0 P; [* \* m3 N
         Squads: 45 destroyed, 307 disabled# x  I2 q8 a  J; a1 S
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 24 disabled
$ U) z, \# c& ?. C0 H5 l6 _         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 78 disabled1 k( g  w$ }+ e# v4 k" [3 l# m
      Guns lost 59 (16 destroyed, 43 disabled)
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2 d5 l0 d; s! lAllied ground losses:8 O7 p& V9 c  K5 A3 q9 y, L4 K7 I
      5273 casualties reported
  ^2 n# e7 n: R4 j2 t         Squads: 221 destroyed, 129 disabled6 L/ h3 X+ V8 Y5 H* {9 {
         Non Combat: 202 destroyed, 72 disabled: x/ X; U9 x. `0 V! H1 c( _' t
         Engineers: 13 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 i3 `9 ?% X' K      Guns lost 57 (48 destroyed, 9 disabled)
. L) r$ G6 G! I# m; g3 x      Vehicles lost 64 (63 destroyed, 1 disabled)
* h: C3 o7 B4 O) f      Units retreated 16
$ L& w/ X: X* l, W# I! m/ B% N1 I      Units destroyed 1

galex

42年1月战况总结
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这一月里日军依旧在广阔的太平洋战场上多路出击，重点发起了四场战役：
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中南太平洋战役：在KB配合下夺取了NC、斐济、萨摩亚三处要地
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澳北战役：在达尔文抢滩登陆成功后迅速向东南推进，盟军望风而逃
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缅甸战役：盟军300战力龟缩仰光，日军以1500+的绝对优势仅一日就顺利夺取仰光，同时接收了曼德勒等空城，缅甸已经基本全境压制3 ~0 O3 ?" [8 N- r( t, U2 l
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中国战役：派遣军在剑阁与国军血战一周后突破防御，目前主力已经全部入川。长衡一带除少量国军困守孤城长沙以外，其他主要城市均被放弃。华南日军主力正在挺近大西南。
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盟军本月沉没的军舰包括CL 马波海德、兰德两艘，DD4艘，SS3~4艘。日军无军舰损失( u! h& t8 r: F! |9 S5 O
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截止2月1日，日军势力范围如图：
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日军已经完成了绝大部分攻略任务，战争顺利进入下一阶段，印度？澳洲？亦或是其他地方？