xubin0892

一窝又一窝的火鸡

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Apr 08, 42
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, J5 j. v2 ]9 [" W( W: ^南洋战场，日军拿下泗水后继续追击退往玛琅的盟军，盟军利用玛琅的山地地形死守，日军主力突进后爆发第一次玛琅会战，1400战力日军汇攻600余战力盟军，1:2降低城防1级，日军伤亡4000余人，盟军伤亡1000余人0 Q9 Z( u9 Z$ |1 o: i& P
大陆战场，派遣军找到了国军防线上的地形弱点，集结2000余战力不顾堆叠惩罚对国军1200余战力防守的丘陵地形萍乡发动进攻，1:1降低1级城防，抛尸3000余具，国军伤亡1500人，长衡方向上的国军预备队已紧急向该地增援0 B1 S, n1 X0 p8 ^& `3 v
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Ground combat at Malang (55,105)$ P1 }3 T* `7 K; c! W
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Japanese Deliberate attack
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" G+ e) _% h' ~Attacking force 41246 troops, 471 guns, 591 vehicles, Assault Value = 14058 ^$ I4 t: C# C' Y/ [

3 ~1 V1 Q# f3 F3 o) B# h& `0 y" N2 yDefending force 26295 troops, 295 guns, 65 vehicles, Assault Value = 642$ G, @+ r- y' [( Z+ G* h1 h
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Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 2
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( C! v! z$ o. @/ _; P$ ^7 ^Japanese adjusted assault: 517 * ?7 d$ w) v8 b' b* y( W$ S% m
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Allied adjusted defense: 1456
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8 x" Q! u- w/ e1 W4 {Japanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 2) ' U8 B& Q5 ]# F- \* {7 C

3 [) o; r0 j' ^& WCombat modifiers
$ z* [* w: ]  O3 \) Z( m7 S( n* uDefender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), experience(-)0 _7 I7 l& A: R4 H. H/ ]2 {
Attacker:
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$ n; H9 M6 r) F# }Japanese ground losses:
; I5 [7 O9 V, F. Z8 n) ^* j      4668 casualties reported
( Z7 A0 O% x, ]' v3 G7 d8 Q         Squads: 126 destroyed, 311 disabled" n- q6 _+ s2 l+ p4 {
         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 54 disabled' U6 Y  M- [- X5 i+ p$ G2 _: A
         Engineers: 13 destroyed, 59 disabled! L0 X( K' a1 K! @5 ]( z1 \# r
      Guns lost 25 (8 destroyed, 17 disabled)
: z' l- E+ E  k& S! K, o      Vehicles lost 51 (8 destroyed, 43 disabled)/ w( x; F) H7 }1 f% H2 S2 @

1 s; X& a+ N+ \4 MAllied ground losses:
+ x( ~4 h4 x( a: \! r6 z- H      1104 casualties reported, X9 q' H, y  t1 m
         Squads: 13 destroyed, 124 disabled5 o6 E& D" H+ R: j7 C$ ?
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 20 disabled
6 c# u0 |0 a/ h+ T3 X; ?" ~( p% T; R" I         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 y# K, L$ j; [/ A0 H5 c      Guns lost 13 (1 destroyed, 12 disabled)) B5 n! F; M* K
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Assaulting units:4 M7 S- \7 ?8 V  M
    5th Division
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    1st Tank Regiment1 j  @2 T! j/ b* K4 b7 Y
    38th Division# Q, G& @+ ?6 x2 |, }- Q& t1 c, Y
    2nd Tank Regiment, H9 \/ A, T8 Z, U' d8 E
    6th Tank Regiment
) N  x2 N# t1 I6 V: J; I$ s    Imperial Guards/B Division
9 _# y2 j  J3 a9 M: t. r    18th Medium Field Artillery Regiment' i3 G! E  ]9 E, ?. Z+ T* j" O9 M
    3rd Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment. @- B& M  M) q- L3 l: c, P# W
    3rd Medium Field Artillery Regiment& R6 _: g! ~1 g% O- l
    1st RF Gun Battalion  S: e3 x. q( y# X

: r: f) X# m) g. }; ]Defending units:, Q6 h2 Q. s* a
    Marinier Battalion
* @- }4 d; @$ i3 m* m    West Borneo KNIL Battalion
; d: K( T. H( z3 B( s: Z+ F- H* `    2nd KNIL Landstorm Battalion
6 N1 J3 h+ e! i' w    Prajoda Garrison Battalion2 U" x6 A1 j. @8 M; j
    Barisan KNIL Regiment
0 i( e. m9 A7 T# l5 D" e    1st KNIL Regiment  V6 V) v8 S2 ?0 Z
    Van Altena Battalion/ s7 H% [$ R2 G# c% U  g' j8 p: k
    Roodenburg Battalion
* \7 g! K1 s) {: J0 E    Lijfwacht Cav Sqn 7 }2 {( z- n0 y, i2 P4 f; X( W  J* |
    Afdeling Ritman
+ j/ ^) h$ I5 p5 r    4th KNIL Regiment
$ n3 {; z0 n0 U! x. I8 s! Z! z2 X* @    2nd KNIL Regiment
' m6 m3 F( D( A* s: N( `    1st KNIL Landstorm Battalion. S( G! ~: N# p8 q7 K: `, ~7 F* g
    4th KNIL Landstorm Battalion0 W  E5 u' ?- k3 g  }' b
    6th KNIL Regiment
9 H/ X' {' M* ^6 q    Manado Garrison Battalion/ {9 f2 u  ?: r5 G8 a
    Malaya Army0 I; L* s: F# {% T/ h  p
    KNIL Army Command
6 t, }# E- F7 c9 S, b    Tjilitap Base Force2 ^$ m: }# }! K3 z( R
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, c9 I- _3 @9 l. o6 BGround combat at Pingsiang (82,54)
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Japanese Deliberate attack, i- l8 Z9 B% ?9 i

: L' V+ p6 b8 I" N* c: o2 EAttacking force 62511 troops, 539 guns, 153 vehicles, Assault Value = 2142
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% Y1 @( L4 {; R( S- x* L& U5 gDefending force 37223 troops, 189 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1231
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Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 2( ?- `8 K' Q- F- _1 ?1 n( Y% M  M3 h

: N+ x/ P# J1 ZJapanese adjusted assault: 1269
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4 `. \; l1 k2 q! d: O+ UAllied adjusted defense: 903 9 U* h7 ^- c1 F3 S7 N$ n& X4 c

& o. _1 v" Y$ \+ F! ^* u* jJapanese assault odds: 1 to 1 (fort level 2)
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Japanese Assault reduces fortifications to 2
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Defender: terrain(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
3 ~0 `$ }* A3 m2 V! ]5 `" b. ]Attacker: supply(-)4 c- Z- R) b+ n% t1 ^6 r  U1 o/ m% G

1 Q1 w6 W  |5 v# r2 lJapanese ground losses:
9 l1 t: E1 p& _8 {9 V      3408 casualties reported7 k9 F' z# t+ C! [2 w) m% z, j
         Squads: 61 destroyed, 374 disabled
2 c; X5 {  s. C, H) U1 f         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 20 disabled0 j. S$ j6 d* d6 b7 [6 [1 Z9 q
         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 22 disabled$ P- q) L: k6 ~, w
      Guns lost 37 (8 destroyed, 29 disabled)
9 K  n$ J6 X% m: T8 [; v      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)( ~, F  S  t' _9 i

+ h$ ^$ J/ z$ x3 A) cAllied ground losses:$ E# K% {: |! [2 h" W
      1503 casualties reported! ?% \) P/ I3 I, Z: ?6 C: r
         Squads: 4 destroyed, 113 disabled( V8 ]; z/ A2 p" [8 `2 J0 g
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 9 disabled
7 s7 B4 ]! a0 ]7 x6 f  M         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
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4 ~& _4 z- g$ ?0 o! j8 t: Z$ tAssaulting units:4 ?) Z0 E' W7 v& u1 @5 G; \  ~
    55th Infantry Brigade
* l+ N. E! }8 S  f9 q9 a8 K( P6 {    40th Division
8 W. x9 H3 K/ T2 i9 f! c    15th Division
6 S; G2 }( h0 Z- j* B5 N2 [    34th Division
+ P: _% u! h4 \. `2 P    39th Division' ?. X7 U; c, K/ B& T
    12th Ind.Mixed Brigade
1 T; x6 a" o) t    13th Army
) q' l# o5 i  Z' f    4th Mortar Battalion
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Defending units:
2 ~. g4 e6 [9 F% F1 {    70th Chinese Corps
: `# v& ~/ Q* s    28th Chinese Corps& p; r  S4 S- p# [# y* Q
    73rd Chinese Corps7 d9 Z+ G! {  @4 Z0 a
    3rd New Chinese Corps& R) W. C6 P/ [) }3 o& T+ J' ?+ Y# p
    32nd Group Army

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Apr 09, 42
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2 c7 A  W' t2 ]6 u4 R' P1 V北太战场，日军KB分队悍然越过阿达克岛向东突进到冷湾和荷兰港北方海域，并对以上2基地大肆拍照侦查，盟军解散在该2港口的各类舰船准备紧急转进；目测日军KB分队有战斗机和轰炸机各70-80余架，估计包含各类大小CV/CVL4艘左右。面对日军在北太战场咄咄逼人的架势，大统领考虑是否需要出动58北上镇场子？& a" q0 f8 B- y5 p$ q
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缅甸战场，日军KB主队悍然出现在维多利亚角，预示着继南洋作战结束后，日军的缅甸攻势即将展开，盟军将做积极战略细节调整部署，迎接日军可能的登陆行动，飞虎队将北调一格基地，防止被岸轰炸毁在仰光机场地面，暗藏在安达曼群岛的水机搜索基地将即刻启用，时刻监视日军KB和护航运输船队动向* A1 W0 ^8 |2 A) t$ C; K1 a9 N
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大陆战场，派遣军主力围攻长衡南线萍乡，从附近格日军部队动向判断，疑似会继续增兵，如果情报属实，国军也准备不顾堆叠惩罚，加大萍乡的防御兵力，部队国军师通过铁路机动向长衡一线调动；同时5键侦察显示，日军有部队通过小路向都匀方向偷袭迂回，国军拟派遣一支小分队予以截击。

wangqifeng

58北上，就不怕本档终结么

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Apr 10, 42
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南洋战场，日军3支部队从陆路向望加锡突进，盟军准备将望加锡守军留种
4 a* Z" C% R3 G* _0 e大陆战场，派遣军继续进攻萍乡，虽然又降低1级城防，但由于堆叠惩罚而伤亡惨重，国军面对艰难的战略抉择：是继续增兵萍乡，忍受堆叠惩罚？还是逐渐退出长衡防线，退守雪峰山一线？* w( r/ o! J  ^/ e; S
缅甸战场，BB长门炮击勃固。英联邦军队渐次向仰光撤退，准备放弃萨尔温江北岸防御，防止日军直接登陆仰光或勃固' N1 o* V4 x5 {0 W; f
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Ground combat at Pingsiang (82,54)
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Japanese Deliberate attack1 [6 [. g6 j4 |" ^- j  C  W
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Attacking force 58443 troops, 535 guns, 152 vehicles, Assault Value = 1764
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9 Z7 q2 `  R- V$ v3 GDefending force 36135 troops, 190 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1096' e3 N, e& B/ I) c/ p3 G( u

' T7 K% r: J" P, f1 K% M' {Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 1
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Japanese adjusted assault: 1923 % E% T8 A* F& x3 p
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Allied adjusted defense: 1023 0 j  _) n2 @/ @4 x! B! D3 c- }
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Japanese assault odds: 1 to 1 (fort level 1) # ~% p$ w. ~% h9 L% R
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Japanese Assault reduces fortifications to 1- r. f1 ]( [1 E' M  F  r

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4 K  Q4 z# g& ]5 r1 q" eDefender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
1 M2 F6 t+ ~. D3 BAttacker:
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/ C' z6 ]4 b: v' i8 Y$ |      7542 casualties reported
2 z: ^% D: p# M         Squads: 266 destroyed, 432 disabled3 @% ?6 h: Y8 H9 B6 d: u; r
         Non Combat: 20 destroyed, 157 disabled; L' P' }4 A5 g6 E2 w5 }5 a
         Engineers: 22 destroyed, 23 disabled
8 g" a6 w( n- j      Guns lost 57 (28 destroyed, 29 disabled)
" g+ S. D  e+ ~      Vehicles lost 5 (1 destroyed, 4 disabled)+ u6 n3 _( G/ Q4 ?& t+ n1 d
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Allied ground losses:5 j% o1 z/ x, C6 a5 A+ Q; O' h
      863 casualties reported" V$ @! f/ w, B/ ^+ T3 j+ b$ w
         Squads: 3 destroyed, 105 disabled/ ?  \: J! J' Z# @+ u
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 6 disabled% B; w( y( U. F5 c& I: {5 |
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
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1 c( F8 w- Z( T0 E- U. _, p: |: W* N    55th Infantry Brigade
! P% F. L9 O# {* ?/ C. b    40th Division
6 G2 V- w4 G) P4 G2 t+ z    15th Division
1 x6 V: f) t7 @5 J3 c0 O) I1 d# U    34th Division
/ j* B; |4 R+ r) g, M9 A    39th Division
: s) C. Y$ A7 K( a$ c, c! e, d    12th Ind.Mixed Brigade( L% X' r, t/ Q& Z
    13th Army
. G9 Q! ]! n& k" I7 |1 L- `9 ?, I# @    4th Mortar Battalion# R( Q3 l% P# F% ~* H3 d2 @: s& v
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Defending units:, w; t6 x5 N. _6 ~, ~
    73rd Chinese Corps7 L6 J9 C$ l; `2 J) ?$ f/ {- C
    70th Chinese Corps
, d2 }. X4 M1 O- s5 q    28th Chinese Corps1 r' L# W* z; c/ y
    3rd New Chinese Corps
" `5 G  \! W: p$ H0 Q    32nd Group Army

红叶

照查克大将这种胜利法，过不了多久日军陆军精锐就要死光了

chuyun1221

干掉kb分队啊

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Apr 11, 42, N5 _) Z7 y0 v+ m  k7 l; U7 \
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北太战场，日军水面舰队又来炮击阿达克岛，这次盟军PT编队奋勇抵抗，损失2条PT，用鱼雷击伤了BB山城% C* o9 n2 Q5 S) C5 O, \4 |
大陆战场，派遣军不顾堆叠惩罚不顾损失不顾休整，持续对萍乡发动进攻，虽然又降1级城防，但是损失却令人咋舌，3次进攻后2000余战力只剩下不到1000战力，而估计会令查克大将丧气的是，回合结束时，国军又将城防修起了1级，也就是说，日军这次进攻白白损失3500人却毫无战果。面对如此防御结果，大统领决定暂时不放弃萍乡的防御，而少量增兵该地，和派遣军打消耗战和阵地战。
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Adak Island at 162,52, Range 1,000 Yards. s9 W: M$ M: d2 e: A7 v
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Japanese Ships
' ?( C8 C+ c& n( o* Z, `      BB Yamashiro, D( `- h' [. g" i8 V
      CA Chikuma
6 M' R# N$ Q( a9 O7 p; b      DD Ushio
1 K2 @0 O  L) F; c9 b8 @      DD Kuri
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Allied Ships
. t; Z- [$ f' m- j% g  i! @$ M      PT-23+ n/ h. w. Z- J& s" K" r8 R
      PT-24
: z' T2 I: l$ v. l1 N6 t9 o; ?      PT-26, Shell hits 1, and is sunk2 w8 G( D& e0 w0 }0 b7 h# y, J
      PT-275 a/ L* Q* Q9 J+ O! y
      PT-39
6 q$ x/ ]+ l' t0 ^2 @      PT-59, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Adak Island at 162,52, Range 1,000 Yards+ L! Y  w7 b& @0 O4 c) j

$ q; }& x. q/ i# L: [5 yJapanese Ships* U! W3 [& W- i# n* I
      BB Yamashiro, Torpedo hits 1
% F- |% z; `( d      CA Chikuma
$ M! J2 d* t% a% Q8 ^* y4 S: z' U+ v      DD Ushio: N4 o9 X4 R# j$ _$ |/ d( u
      DD Kuri: g) y5 O: y& U: J

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      PT-25
. k0 c& w6 D6 \5 i      PT-30, Shell hits 1+ Q% l" B+ ^; {' b' D$ G4 H6 W
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Ground combat at Pingsiang (82,54)  U$ @& `' ]4 O6 k, N0 p! c

% A; d1 n' j1 j+ @( W1 lJapanese Deliberate attack- W% ]& T6 Q/ ?. A( y
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Attacking force 52796 troops, 541 guns, 152 vehicles, Assault Value = 1352
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  _2 C0 ^9 R8 W* @; `Defending force 35528 troops, 190 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 10084 O/ W$ K. Y6 |" d
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Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 0  R4 O- W2 j8 Q

+ [7 a* @+ G5 [: `Japanese adjusted assault: 474 8 {/ W$ r8 e% m+ M
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Allied adjusted defense: 557
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Japanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 0)
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Combat modifiers3 p3 R5 i1 d8 @/ K
Defender: terrain(+), preparation(-), experience(-)5 {6 s- M" @6 M* i$ m8 _
Attacker: : \% `) {% F( z. ?3 Y

! c. e: |- _- M  r; g3 C  s* TJapanese ground losses:
/ y2 B; U& p  C# H      3490 casualties reported+ G. t. i, f; D0 z" B
         Squads: 57 destroyed, 377 disabled; B+ Z' x- ^% x0 u  a
         Non Combat: 11 destroyed, 52 disabled
5 U+ c- ~% M" T' x7 u         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 44 disabled
4 b/ h8 ?+ q' t( f$ K# d# b2 m      Guns lost 42 (3 destroyed, 39 disabled)
6 i9 R) K' b3 h" n9 F0 T      Vehicles lost 10 (1 destroyed, 9 disabled)1 R  [. _2 o3 Q8 P1 J% A* D% _" X

1 m( K8 [! i  xAllied ground losses:
( |# q9 d8 k8 F      444 casualties reported
+ t, c2 L1 b& W; O) d/ z         Squads: 11 destroyed, 82 disabled9 Y$ X. r' {, h8 Z) c4 i) a: @' R
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled
5 W9 R! I% \  S5 @9 N: z' _         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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Assaulting units:
" y# u1 B+ C7 M) b3 Q3 [" R    15th Division! j% e9 d# R/ w$ x! Q2 [
    39th Division& ]5 z3 {6 @) u% N6 `/ y0 t
    55th Infantry Brigade
0 G/ `4 m* }1 x1 d    34th Division
5 v2 u9 S, }% a) {" h, q    40th Division+ `. N+ O# d  n) t
    12th Ind.Mixed Brigade( v0 f' J: i) y
    13th Army0 U& O2 j8 V! c  b1 D  n
    4th Mortar Battalion  p" F4 n# g9 z0 b
    10th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
! ~+ {( [9 I' q: L+ J) m8 _7 Q5 R# V# ^: Q" M  Q$ r" s
Defending units:* ^4 @: O/ C+ f& v% a1 G5 t5 X
    28th Chinese Corps4 d; r, j3 Z; t
    73rd Chinese Corps
: }: @$ n5 j) D+ a6 e    70th Chinese Corps
9 m% `5 j6 g3 _, p& y1 B: R* R    3rd New Chinese Corps
* Z$ ]( W2 a7 m- k9 H* @    32nd Group Army

xubin0892

蒋中正同学的补给够消耗不？

kevin_hx

蒋中正同学的补给够消耗不？: Z2 C' W+ t3 z5 K. u7 Z
xubin0892 发表于 2013-10-16 01:05

( w7 y5 T- B" o; i5 H4 m5 j通过印度向仰光海路输送补给，再通过陆路输送到大陆，在仰光尚未完全被封锁前已经运输了接近百万补给，大陆目前补给尚不缺。
$ Y4 C& y7 w% m* `& Q. N! V当然，缅甸丢失后，大陆补给将不容乐观，届时大统领将考虑退出长衡收缩防线到山区一带。

chenrong

百万补给。。。中国战场可以反攻了吧？

kevin_hx

百万补给是夸张的说法，虽然我运了好几次，每次有20多万补给，但是真正能跑到重庆的补给有多少也不太清楚，因为前线每时每刻都在大量消耗补给。以目前补给量来看，大陆反攻是天方夜谭，而且仰光现在已经被封锁了，补给输送后继无力，反攻只能是自毁长城啊。。。

红叶

牛牛这档已经用考虑什么补给问题了，查克大将马上很快就要把日军家底赔光了

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Apr 12, 42
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4 [; h1 L8 A' }6 a$ c南洋战场，日军驻岛分队日向扶桑炮击玛琅，ABDA在爪哇时日无多；同时日军开始清理南洋的盟军水机搜索点基地* D: z4 g( o9 w; g1 \7 L1 o! v

+ `* y9 W1 [5 z) Q8 _# |大陆战场，派遣军搜集了中国战场绝大部分陆航，对萍乡狂轰滥炸；萍乡的日军仅剩下不到1000的战力，想到几天前派遣军2100余战力围攻萍乡，虽然连降3级城防，却损失了1000战力，如此大的损失是与堆叠惩罚密切相关。如此可以想象，有了野地堆叠限制，对国军来说，如果运用得当，大陆的战略防御将得到极大的改善1 d+ ]2 Q' a& s& }
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0 a5 i. g; P  f$ xGround combat at Pingsiang (82,54), K/ C& Z% {# e
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Japanese Bombardment attack8 ~# ~% n) H7 s; u- ?6 r/ E' L
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Attacking force 33335 troops, 376 guns, 83 vehicles, Assault Value = 998
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Defending force 40809 troops, 234 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1145( `, _# l8 |# J
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Japanese ground losses:
* Y; w4 u" c" T1 [+ E2 _      233 casualties reported
; z7 U7 s# C: q6 D) Q         Squads: 3 destroyed, 8 disabled
# r2 r/ \6 `  v3 o         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 2 disabled1 o! m* p# X9 f6 D3 m: c/ y* Z
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled
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Assaulting units:) V! k( X7 @# p* ^: k- |
    34th Division' x& w* ]' B5 y: T8 L
    40th Division: r6 r4 P5 ?3 L) Y& c# q& m
    39th Division
$ B3 }; g3 \7 v    15th Division: Z: @- d, c8 U8 t$ r1 I; ^% X
    12th Ind.Mixed Brigade
4 |: P. H5 e8 ]* t$ i. }; X    55th Infantry Brigade! c& g7 B9 L4 G( x) J4 o) j
    4th Mortar Battalion! b, ]+ j$ U: l' ?! ~& V# l: U: J
    13th Army! V& W9 H" W( D6 ]0 B; x) T1 L$ C1 \
    10th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
# M- L" J2 s4 B2 n/ b' d8 S  E! E8 l) L$ x6 y3 p
Defending units:
+ u! r& N# t+ s1 u7 j( S    28th Chinese Corps6 L+ r. o# ~) P# _2 N; T) z9 k0 i
    78th Chinese Corps
& m: ~  u7 U" K) e    70th Chinese Corps" Q; U) a% v0 j' f$ `
    73rd Chinese Corps" A- l* q# L# Y8 \
    3rd New Chinese Corps% X. f" g0 D+ i5 T- H
    32nd Group Army

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Apr 13, 42
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3 O7 o9 y: }. @; G4 q# x4 M0 ?) O大陆战场，日军陆航居然开始对长沙的工业和资源发动大规模轰炸，长沙烈火焚城、人间汹汹8 {* w1 i! n: ~* k6 P+ p
南洋战场，南方军对玛琅再次发动进攻，1:2再降1级城防: E# z5 e# A3 ~2 W. h
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) ~/ O* d2 N' t3 F% wMorning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52 ; H/ l9 C: V% F

6 e$ f: k/ i- a" N- _8 }6 YWeather in hex: Light rain; R+ p: P1 ]$ ]. W

1 K  }! h5 z$ X& p6 x, sRaid spotted at 38 NM, estimated altitude 16,000 feet." E5 o/ L" ?  `4 E
Estimated time to target is 10 minutes
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Japanese aircraft
! V- G# @4 n  s0 Z      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 3
  L5 n- U, R  M! \      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 14+ G  Z( c* a- ]" I
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 3" z. ?& f! }/ i6 y

% c1 z7 G; ^+ }* }No Japanese losses
- j( l; r* D. m) `! R " g+ ]0 ^8 j7 g  u9 ?6 [7 d! [
Manpower hits 18
! g' M6 K" ]/ C2 U, r' s/ PFires 9370
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Morning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52 0 i) q* B0 B; P- Z7 d9 {
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Weather in hex: Light rain2 {, I, J" Q8 G- B( T1 x( e' r% V. R# N
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Raid spotted at 28 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.
( Y, |1 {0 I8 u* Y; k/ QEstimated time to target is 9 minutes$ \+ S6 J( }2 l$ e: ]8 @/ |

; h0 i; _3 V  f4 q0 @- A- YJapanese aircraft
4 A  j3 Z% }2 M$ u      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 179 p0 U  z  `* @9 D* M1 e) B: a
      Ki-30 Ann x 6
/ Y. P4 w( `2 J4 A7 O& {      Ki-51 Sonia x 34 T8 P, v/ d# ?4 f
$ B0 W1 X% ?* D, A  o
No Japanese losses
, R  w9 }) u) V* |. S  z5 ?; G2 W
# K( {' T1 z2 F9 F: JManpower hits 8
: y% c6 v- r  p; H- \$ T$ JFires 14577$ Q1 t# Z: \5 Q. H# _
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Morning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52
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8 [( O  m3 R- Z3 c+ c4 a  I: l4 iWeather in hex: Light rain
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" k5 h- A" M0 o7 l& c. d4 _Raid spotted at 28 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
0 t6 |  q6 b+ p. F' x5 ~Estimated time to target is 8 minutes
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7 j$ o- S1 H- E6 E+ m9 M+ D/ W4 nJapanese aircraft
: a+ Y( P" n; p+ ]1 ?$ Q      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 21- D1 s* O5 H, F1 X
      Ki-51 Sonia x 3
. U- w! U/ B, N + S6 r4 \* ?0 e3 {
Japanese aircraft losses
8 n2 U4 C& u& T9 |; b; G' A      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 damaged
# \2 j; B, C7 n# f
' @9 S% H' x+ E6 D# T  EManpower hits 8
, G$ ^' F5 A& y/ Q: m2 m- w' O7 ]; zFires 12412
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* a& C$ F9 C+ P! F3 k6 ]' L! ZMorning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52
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Weather in hex: Light rain
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: |: s/ e3 l; v7 J2 t+ J7 \: |Raid spotted at 25 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
2 i6 I9 T& z7 w6 V) a$ ZEstimated time to target is 8 minutes
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  A: y. Q1 \  kJapanese aircraft
* ^9 c% v# ~: z7 v5 b      Ki-51 Sonia x 19/ n; b3 ]. H7 J( p* ^/ E0 a+ \! W6 B
0 @) m7 |1 b; A4 b5 _
Japanese aircraft losses2 L0 Y9 M$ l7 x, X& j& k
      Ki-51 Sonia: 2 damaged5 e. f; a) F$ T2 Y- C
      Ki-51 Sonia: 1 destroyed by flak  V% S! Q" e: ]2 n9 k' S9 H1 w
  G4 X- C, b3 G% _6 b8 g
Manpower hits 81 N6 |* H4 T8 V! G% i7 g
Fires 19320
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" n9 b2 B/ k( U* uMorning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52 + p* c2 ^' r1 z3 m, w& U
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Weather in hex: Light rain. O$ K5 v; n  n4 d+ D0 p0 u

) d5 l7 S# ^/ Q; w; G7 cRaid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.
3 T/ C2 J$ |' VEstimated time to target is 13 minutes
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. k5 m  ~8 l7 S$ y. kJapanese aircraft; ~9 }3 w$ S7 h& ?6 M  i$ l
      Ki-30 Ann x 15# C) k; L. s" U4 l* ^# s) R
      Ki-51 Sonia x 6$ z% i: R% s2 g/ k7 u

2 Y, \: I+ {9 |  l/ _Japanese aircraft losses# q+ |% {% ]1 q
      Ki-51 Sonia: 1 damaged7 x+ ]' A4 C4 A# W% Z) N5 C; j5 q

8 ]; u+ I: a7 \+ ]4 K  a$ ZManpower hits 1+ |. K, |* D! n6 [
Fires 133803 a. E+ n6 `* G) G6 t! w
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# M$ G/ w7 P  `- Q" y! |Morning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52 / {/ M4 [: l6 T/ s- F. Z' Y$ n

8 T! e5 n7 X, h" GWeather in hex: Light rain
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Raid spotted at 29 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.( N. l" y' W- j" O% _
Estimated time to target is 9 minutes9 F6 c0 E# _" n9 c. [/ F- S

' U: G8 Y* M. f- o1 ?; p3 l# AJapanese aircraft' M0 J" Y7 N- z! _3 m' W7 H
      Ki-27b Nate x 10# ~6 F1 |# V$ F1 f1 W" x/ n
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 19
, U( f6 S2 o  s" E: G7 e' ^
$ ]* r: v) v/ J0 {+ JJapanese aircraft losses! F! Y; U6 {/ u; S9 x! b
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 damaged
: d- \) X+ K! T8 i
  O1 N; [. P4 e6 rManpower hits 9
  j+ @6 Z9 ~5 y1 HFires 14735% [8 ^* k& A; f  A& D
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Morning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52 4 S% ?0 }6 A0 i% ^5 m( K' \$ f

7 y7 B9 D9 P" g. D& f0 d. \! |Weather in hex: Light rain
0 e0 ?: W* `  }3 H
5 i& I5 k8 [- t6 c: l# i5 GRaid spotted at 30 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet., d) B! i# ^/ _/ W9 l
Estimated time to target is 10 minutes
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4 h4 T; ?7 [, s6 V6 IJapanese aircraft
; |7 P7 b! |) i# w9 }1 ?      Ki-51 Sonia x 6
$ s& z" _6 _+ G6 q* O . x! w; a7 I& w6 J' ?
No Japanese losses
# L& H- m1 I9 V0 z1 D; o0 A
/ q5 ?& N: @* {$ G, DManpower hits 1
5 v+ S# t; c6 ]Fires 22752# J$ y' w# v' ~& K8 i
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8 y2 t- ]( V/ y# Y8 g& y
Ground combat at Malang (55,105)4 R# T+ \6 V; c: q

$ I! z! q- F3 C- ]( ^Japanese Deliberate attack6 ~" {  l: f6 e6 q

0 y$ d9 J$ N* m8 M5 {7 ^Attacking force 37954 troops, 432 guns, 423 vehicles, Assault Value = 13081 z4 o* X$ n  D

. ~" V) I( F, s3 `" |6 BDefending force 24576 troops, 290 guns, 66 vehicles, Assault Value = 5748 J" S, J5 D' V1 c
5 x" S2 H" P& s2 f
Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 1
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Japanese adjusted assault: 1001 # z5 W- P+ |; p& \6 [$ @
/ r9 g7 _5 p# R0 l4 L
Allied adjusted defense: 1090 0 w0 P) I# T2 q" `! _" J

; ]* X0 x5 B8 D+ k* a/ \7 V/ O+ SJapanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 1)
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Combat modifiers; `  d1 P) A" ^: F
Defender: terrain(+), preparation(-), experience(-)* K" d3 m: }6 ]8 @% K
Attacker: 0 R/ `9 Q( u9 t) Z
/ t# q! b1 o/ f
Japanese ground losses:7 H6 x) H& k: n( M" E. S* D8 {+ _
      2009 casualties reported
* i8 C# m% H7 t; s         Squads: 19 destroyed, 170 disabled
7 F, h4 ]+ l" L2 l  _) ]( V3 O         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 34 disabled  i0 B5 O& k) _
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 25 disabled
6 }/ Q0 l) `7 a/ }7 z4 `      Guns lost 20 (3 destroyed, 17 disabled)0 t3 n% w! D: A& l& n
      Vehicles lost 71 (9 destroyed, 62 disabled)( o8 p1 M' V" f4 v2 X1 C

1 f7 c+ ^% P. Y( j$ _. }! nAllied ground losses:
. Q7 f( x$ ~( b+ Y      541 casualties reported3 t3 y3 g, H+ M' i8 H2 j; a
         Squads: 32 destroyed, 36 disabled
9 m$ U1 E' x" B( Y         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled: [  U1 a! p8 j# E- D
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled
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' ?' ?8 s) W( C% q& `Assaulting units:$ R7 B. k4 b& r) t
    2nd Tank Regiment; z1 {1 M* L( o0 g. ~* X% h; f
    18th Division
) ?! z+ [6 k9 ~0 [6 `    56th Division/ N+ {9 z4 x' t; v. j/ p
    38th Division5 S9 t6 p+ R- k
    6th Tank Regiment
' ~! J$ }9 ?9 {( a- Y    18th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
+ P. L$ m  I' w, }3 A' L    3rd Medium Field Artillery Regiment" M' Z1 o, v' }7 u, y& Y
    3rd Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
  I. O0 L, k4 D4 H( z. \    1st RF Gun Battalion
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& l9 Y" f2 q' G6 z7 ODefending units:
- |5 H# `- N/ A    4th KNIL Landstorm Battalion# Q: f2 k5 V, G! _3 T
    Roodenburg Battalion6 C5 x7 n+ Z/ I& L$ K
    6th KNIL Regiment; O1 j8 |5 O3 u3 `+ X
    1st KNIL Landstorm Battalion3 ?( i2 U. H% `
    4th KNIL Regiment. L5 l) U5 ]5 m: G8 t! R
    1st KNIL Regiment
: ~; w2 E  D& U5 g3 e8 p    Prajoda Garrison Battalion* }* S) }9 B7 N, L" B
    2nd KNIL Landstorm Battalion3 W! C1 R, a5 ~; u" \( n
    Barisan KNIL Regiment
' @9 [) f8 X6 g+ \  O    Lijfwacht Cav Sqn : S# o* W: G; @$ }
    Afdeling Ritman
: C3 X- S6 ~9 x/ z+ x9 [    Marinier Battalion- L5 Q7 u# M4 z* `; k6 ]( {
    2nd KNIL Regiment
4 m9 Y* Q) S: \& V    Van Altena Battalion* B# f1 i$ [$ z. H. ~! {# P
    West Borneo KNIL Battalion
( r. {! f& C4 \; Q) f9 [    KNIL Army Command # w" |5 r  f. W' p' T
    Tjilitap Base Force