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发表于 2013-10-7 09:07
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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 09, 44# H7 _; ~- C! c- W
盟军再次对波纳佩发动猛攻，日军疲态毕现，已不能持久
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3 h& k. \- f* Q& a/ w2 kTF 195 encounters mine field at Ponape (119,113) - Coastal Guns Fire Back!* F8 q" K6 m q+ o4 W6 E. s
6 l: k! J, J, U' f' v. H100 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
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6 `- i4 C$ O0 J( d4 XAllied Ships
" x9 h+ ^- @4 @) X3 l: t& d& u DMS Ellyson, Shell hits 1
L. Y/ h5 [3 g4 J+ N. R DMS Forrest
F u" o' D; U4 M; s DMS Hamilton
' b3 i9 A- M, p. X1 u+ Q DD Guest
2 [2 a) X; G2 M& a7 u DD Albert Grant2 w. o0 D/ ]$ N( v1 ^4 [1 v+ Y
DD Daly$ G% Z) d- L4 r7 o
DD Cowell
8 v0 R0 f4 v4 B) q6 H DD Cotten5 @, Q# y" X e3 d/ m
DD Foote, Mine hits 1, heavy damage0 e/ K0 G s" E Q
9 a; O5 }; P4 t% o5 r& UPonape Naval Fortress firing at DMS Ellyson
* h+ A% h' [7 |9 J. G) G0 ?8 s/ TPonape Naval Fortress firing at DMS Forrest7 E* v1 y8 [1 X& y) L
98 mines cleared
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Night Naval bombardment of Ponape at 119,113
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Japanese Ships) V2 x, C& n6 d, S
ACM Wa 1, Shell hits 1, heavy fires, heavy damage& z3 M0 I" p3 ~9 @9 @, w
( M, m4 P- d3 }Allied Ships6 E) f+ n8 g3 N4 {/ D
CA Wichita0 Q, w2 j8 c1 P/ [# F1 y4 @
CA Vincennes7 q" w0 G" C& Z$ V( w% S, n
CA Quincy
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CA Minneapolis4 e4 p9 Q% B1 {5 b
CA Astoria' V; e% \4 b7 e2 k* Y, A
CA Chicago
6 g1 p5 x1 ]* v& l CA Louisville
h2 D/ D$ W N/ b( D CA Chester6 N8 M% y9 i. B. Q) t
CA Northampton+ a; n* h2 N% B
CA Portland% @9 f$ M5 Z& `8 k9 r0 N( O
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Japanese ground losses:- f/ J% r: h, @8 F8 }
54 casualties reported
1 {; b9 M0 n) C Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
. H. g3 o0 n0 U+ Z# T9 L Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 8 disabled3 Q5 x1 ~) y# D: L9 L: f$ \
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled$ K' [* M4 o- a& b F6 F# }
Guns lost 5 (1 destroyed, 4 disabled)4 q: f4 j, X, K/ P; L; a6 @4 E
Vehicles lost 2 (1 destroyed, 1 disabled)
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( [: g2 I) @6 w4 ~Airbase hits 1- L8 ?, [2 J) h4 [6 l1 y* h
Runway hits 16
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Night Naval bombardment of Ponape at 119,113
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Allied Ships
9 q: ]& b& I4 i) g BB Alabama
# @' d1 e/ \9 U5 n5 A( E BB Massachusetts# S x6 g+ q: e8 F
BB Indiana
9 j! J0 f, n& I4 d; T2 O, H7 W1 {- w0 Z% t BB South Dakota# O$ P8 m3 V1 J
BB Washington
; P; q+ Y& Z- j7 @. e3 J1 n BB North Carolina- N* ~3 p% Q) T" m2 p7 [, U. W3 w
5 D, G: c' U9 V8 Z# j2 S* O U- O8 G. u$ EJapanese ground losses:
3 w9 O+ u8 W2 v: \ 570 casualties reported
# N6 t, |4 d$ G5 H- ~. E. Q Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled/ `" ]& Z1 _8 v' ?# V
Non Combat: 52 destroyed, 25 disabled2 f" w# t! B( J2 A0 b7 t$ ] e
Engineers: 5 destroyed, 2 disabled
) }* C+ @8 O5 W* p0 |! l5 X5 x1 V( g$ R$ z Guns lost 27 (11 destroyed, 16 disabled)
5 {* ~: M! K) i! g3 V# D- Y8 t Vehicles lost 13 (10 destroyed, 3 disabled)
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6 D5 j: i8 Y2 s8 K9 rAirbase hits 7
5 y+ T% J- N S, L' h. OAirbase supply hits 14 ]# l/ V7 p! b* F) Z6 w, ?
Runway hits 15
! |# G2 i" z$ e& f4 j9 s6 U1 n7 FPort hits 3. G( T' H# {. ]3 n5 z
Port supply hits 2% Z, z: K* o' E! p/ {; W
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! u0 G1 }7 Z; f0 q& a8 p6 B0 iNight Naval bombardment of Ponape at 119,113
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BB Queen Elizabeth
& W$ G6 k/ n }7 R' M BB Valiant
/ S, x& e' y' \! j7 f! e BB Mississippi
# B: U; h6 D3 F1 P BB New Mexico
4 R, r3 j! A# p5 J7 y BB Idaho+ a6 v8 z Q9 [
BB West Virginia% p7 S8 i; q7 W! t; V
BB Colorado0 _4 o4 u5 j8 ], ^2 t& |
) F, s# g1 \2 j" mJapanese ground losses:
6 D3 f% Z# D- ^; Z0 z 603 casualties reported
: C1 J5 y+ F1 _1 \: | Squads: 1 destroyed, 31 disabled
% x+ c5 i+ N) f1 y) k Non Combat: 16 destroyed, 40 disabled, r9 G% s+ p7 x) m" C: |
Engineers: 3 destroyed, 7 disabled
" v; D" p2 w0 w0 a. w, M6 j Guns lost 24 (8 destroyed, 16 disabled)
8 }2 P/ R' N# I; p% c4 u Vehicles lost 7 (5 destroyed, 2 disabled). n. Q/ _7 h8 p. _
9 h- H! g. `" e' D- @/ q8 uAirbase hits 59 ~* T, \( _) t2 i6 @8 Y" Q; T
Airbase supply hits 2) b m8 V: g3 H2 D8 x" c/ ^
Runway hits 7
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. a* m, l/ B" }5 D `# oBB Queen Elizabeth firing at Ponape
, ]/ ?2 ^" p" m7 [7 FWalrus II acting as spotter for BB Valiant
7 @" g' B; `" \9 jBB Valiant firing at 33rd/A Division
( n4 ] L) v" m4 N+ C+ y2 vBB Mississippi firing at 33rd/C Division
3 ]5 D }9 ]8 J. u" JBB New Mexico firing at Ponape
3 h6 H+ O" G& u5 t/ FBB Idaho firing at Ponape
' w4 }. ^5 \8 |2 nOS2U-3 Kingfisher acting as spotter for BB West Virginia/ [8 r" ^& b$ [
BB West Virginia firing at 81st/C Division
0 @9 O: O9 ^+ U. I6 sBB Colorado firing at Ponape
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Afternoon Air attack on Kure 7th SNLF, at 119,113 (Ponape)& z4 M$ N# v& y" u3 u
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Weather in hex: Light rain) |( \9 N- E6 _; B, D: j
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Raid detected at 79 NM, estimated altitude 16,000 feet./ t" G, p& }. i; c. T- g& v
Estimated time to target is 34 minutes F/ K3 a5 o0 d6 X
/ N) r$ t5 t- w/ tAllied aircraft0 m' p) x% v3 H5 _/ i9 `
F6F-5 Hellcat x 4623 ]1 q+ q( b9 g4 Q
SB2C-3 Helldiver x 314: {) R2 k) M3 Q5 t* W9 r
TBM-1C Avenger x 274
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Allied aircraft losses9 W i( K" r- m* e, C" U
SB2C-3 Helldiver: 52 damaged# @# t3 Q/ C; ]6 w
TBM-1C Avenger: 32 damaged
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529 casualties reported
" u' o- n$ R( ]+ d) u% D2 ^* l- ] Squads: 2 destroyed, 28 disabled, v3 ?. P3 C9 j2 a- l* I* \
Non Combat: 3 destroyed, 67 disabled
9 ]9 `. g, _3 W" A+ ~! z( T9 ~$ X Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
" H/ v9 t5 }2 y5 A Guns lost 7 (4 destroyed, 3 disabled)1 V2 M5 d+ B1 ^+ r. e
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; b4 d9 v' J X& }: sGround combat at Ponape (119,113)* Y; T* \& v( S% {3 x
' y* x! i1 F$ x5 S, H; ]Allied Deliberate attack7 \/ i' V* V1 M( B- Z& N
1 n$ U7 m9 K4 \" zAttacking force 71421 troops, 1323 guns, 2290 vehicles, Assault Value = 2496
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0 z; l0 g- D6 H. P( vDefending force 43288 troops, 578 guns, 265 vehicles, Assault Value = 938
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Allied engineers reduce fortifications to 59 _2 k6 D" b2 e- j; A! D
: d( E# x- O E: eAllied adjusted assault: 3029 & _8 ~# |* f1 D$ J0 w$ R- o3 ]
/ X# r1 X. [% Q, {, P& Y" sJapanese adjusted defense: 3835 8 i4 I! k3 P% l1 q* }3 j; j" k
& D4 Z1 v. Y! b% h' ]Allied assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 5) 4 J+ w& [) [0 E v0 C9 d
% p' v- T1 ?3 p5 y6 \% aCombat modifiers
$ }8 S. O- W4 y- [ z. j& {Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), disruption(-)& v9 V: ^1 @( l* u' H
Attacker:
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4 e/ H$ {0 J- }. rJapanese ground losses:
9 g5 ?9 t2 l5 e/ O3 l0 h7 n5 U% i 5869 casualties reported
" X& I+ q$ G" Y5 ` Squads: 179 destroyed, 64 disabled
9 |4 F q: {* o! i$ [+ c4 c4 f Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 116 disabled( | Z) s9 |5 g5 l/ p
Engineers: 15 destroyed, 29 disabled b! r! z( b4 m: z2 s3 C+ @ q! r7 E4 Y
Guns lost 79 (38 destroyed, 41 disabled)9 Y8 N! L8 Q, s( I3 p M1 B6 N
Vehicles lost 7 (1 destroyed, 6 disabled)
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Allied ground losses:
8 g: l M( d. u& s' C, F6 \ 1488 casualties reported, I5 r' i8 x5 o
Squads: 6 destroyed, 203 disabled
8 e) N& l+ g3 s+ ]$ _$ x Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 43 disabled
/ t% Q- L0 A! r5 I Engineers: 1 destroyed, 60 disabled
- T, O' w2 x1 b5 k Guns lost 57 (4 destroyed, 53 disabled)
4 [. {; p* a& F: }4 m Vehicles lost 67 (9 destroyed, 58 disabled)3 w. s, c* q0 A" }
( E. F$ }" S9 h" i% YAssaulting units:
" R3 m' _" Y! V$ h% y z 762nd Tank Battalion
6 H& i$ Q. e3 H" [# R' @ 710th Tank Battalion+ `2 B: e" n/ I8 H9 W
767th Tank Battalion/ @! v1 w) s- O8 g* c
44th Tank Battalion& p# ]1 N5 p9 Z) Z
96th Infantry Division/ M2 l4 l k: N2 W
706th Tank Battalion
9 j4 w# v J; R% d; q 81st Infantry Division% K! A2 P* V: b: [" R
364th(Sep) Infantry Regiment' p( U& Q. G, b, G3 u$ c: c& m4 D
5th Marine Division5 s3 d6 s: V, \. D- X/ c) A
I Corps Cmbt Engineer Regiment
) {2 U! u% L- S/ N& z$ l8 q4 Y XIV Corps Combat Engineer Regiment
: {2 i0 \+ v: D6 S 711th Tank Battalion) k7 A/ i* {6 X( A" U/ c
716th Tank Battalion
8 v: t) C4 {1 o! G0 o$ N" I0 x 1st Filipino Inf Regiment
, D" \. Y, i* @ 6th Infantry Division
$ P( ~5 {% [7 v {, w+ ?7 e 31st Infantry Regiment+ b: k; `& F- K
8th Marine Defense Battalion, Q' u2 E: S6 o. X/ K% V% ?5 m
4th USA Defense Battalion3 h, X9 E. S! R6 P
X Corps Artillery
. P$ b3 g& }" l" k 14th Marine Defense Battalion
8 g0 D2 D$ D ^( D& M( T7 K 3rd USMC Field Artillery Battalion, o% V5 A7 R/ Y& F2 o2 ^
I Corps Artillery / y0 I. x g" }! |* @& i0 ]
XIV US Corps& E9 F' h' O/ Y) u& O0 @7 O
4th USMC Field Artillery Battalion
' _; T& J0 p( ]- c* f9 _ 96th Coast AA Regiment
' p+ J: ?: R# [% j 57th Coastal Artillery Regiment
* w! X* B4 N, R( c8 d 265th Coastal Artillery Regiment
. ]2 S: R7 c6 S1 X 12th Marine Defense Battalion
8 ?' b: J6 P- e# l. E% W 738th Coast AA Regiment! [# j; k3 T: X! _
1st USMC AA Battalion* t, G9 T0 e+ t) t+ A, O
5th USA Defense Battalion
! X! q% _# s/ \2 X3 ^ 28th USN Naval Construction Regiment5 _* Y' V6 }5 r
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Defending units:
3 I* u# ?! X* m" n 144th Infantry Regiment* r, A5 v7 T9 L0 P0 w( L6 o2 C; v
81st/C Division
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Sasebo 7th SNLF+ n* q# l4 e* ]
81st/A Division
0 D; N. M: q- E5 X+ {$ ^ 6th Guards Inf. Regiment0 d) F6 q- s2 | z1 g$ E& @
33rd/B Division
) m# n! T& C- A! [1 O4 O% Z# C 52nd Naval Guard Unit
1 t; y! i. M8 u+ q$ } 33rd/A Division# v0 K1 L% u4 d- t# h6 g
81st/B Division
% u) S! _6 k) m3 ^1 Y 138th Infantry Regiment$ O( \1 W7 j1 z, E
33rd/C Division/ a8 u/ N* a( S8 ~, [
14th RF Gun (Pack) Battalion
8 _# T; A- k& i+ s s 60th Field AA Battalion9 Q+ ?9 k T3 ^. ?; D% T
53rd Construction Battalion
% a; k! a1 M3 H. A 1st Guards Field Artillery Regiment
N& t8 @: L# ~& p( l# p$ [# D. u! R 14th Area Army /1
D; n/ `# U/ y/ P7 I2 [* {* s4 b 61st Field AA Battalion
9 R; p9 |+ u9 Z+ T' Q6 ] 18th Army- W: A5 k1 P1 X, i' Q9 q! S/ B
38th Ind. Engineer Regiment c. c- k4 g6 h
18th Field AF Construction Battalion
0 w0 F! U: K3 n% { 63rd Field AA Battalion0 |% ~0 y7 e3 d3 E. g4 d
18th Medium Field Artillery Regiment3 y* [# f4 u+ x" J3 b+ W( M
12th Air Fleet
0 j/ x w) |* t, }4 F Kure 7th SNLF
. C6 ]- |/ R0 | Wake Cst Gun Bn /1
4 b( @% L4 t7 j" h h: z/ } 20th Ind. Mtn Gun Battalion
3 g6 c4 t- q: V* q4 p 23rd Medium Field Artillery Regiment
4 f% u2 o( ?6 t 19th JAAF Base Force- I- W, s9 ?: o3 G1 k% a
3rd Base Force
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3rd IJN Special Cst Gun Bn /3 |
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