AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 18, 41- c9 |4 z# g" d
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这算恶意消耗补给么。。。
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Ground combat at Chengchow (88,44)9 U$ ?5 C. {$ j- {, V" o0 @
8 h0 S1 B+ n b: [Allied Deliberate attack
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! P6 v6 K) N2 ~% WAttacking force 1513 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 52
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- I0 Z* d, _5 _Defending force 191173 troops, 2446 guns, 1808 vehicles, Assault Value = 55833 H- d& s3 f, v( F; V1 }
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Allied adjusted assault: 0
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Japanese adjusted defense: 2236
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0 t# I" }' z. ~6 V' E/ J0 eAllied assault odds: 1 to 99 (fort level 0) : V$ o6 a4 S9 L4 n3 o# F$ P( V
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Combat modifiers
! m/ C; t8 R$ ]Defender: op mode(-), preparation(-), experience(-)
: u6 ?! Y* W7 c \- C8 vAttacker: leaders(-), morale(-), supply(-)
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4 d. W& e' a0 h* xAllied ground losses:5 J) Z, z9 [% G* X& x- W- ^8 Z1 U
481 casualties reported
9 z6 X% u T$ s! U Squads: 40 destroyed, 0 disabled
+ W% F2 M, a, |6 d4 \3 i Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 26 disabled
+ K. _4 k+ L- _; u% U7 j4 e# g& } Engineers: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled) L% s5 p7 V( Q u& d- `3 v
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& l0 @3 d& P5 |% u$ kGround combat at 85,49 (near Hankow)
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Japanese Shock attack
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Attacking force 29207 troops, 244 guns, 42 vehicles, Assault Value = 1007- i% p& L" {& ~0 h8 l
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Defending force 7905 troops, 68 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 30
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" w1 _. S) S, E0 L) Q- qJapanese adjusted assault: 1751 $ z+ a5 N: P% M( @' ^9 s
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Allied adjusted defense: 12 - W6 D! ^6 E |) Z) W
" S: v2 H6 H# s7 m* T+ ^Japanese assault odds: 145 to 1
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Combat modifiers
8 i7 L9 a( F4 I" O4 c3 ^Defender: leaders(-), disruption(-), fatigue(-), morale(-)
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Attacker: shock(+)
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2 l0 G5 T+ o' n! U1 TJapanese ground losses:
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Squads: 1 destroyed, 11 disabled, T8 }" z) b/ R/ T5 m7 C
Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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Allied ground losses:" E- m; G u7 b v; C, a
7628 casualties reported
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Non Combat: 442 destroyed, 0 disabled/ m: k- a6 A5 L. t
Engineers: 13 destroyed, 0 disabled( \' y( h6 m3 R( {1 M9 n
Guns lost 58 (58 destroyed, 0 disabled)
6 X/ w; V- K4 \9 a4 V! v) E Units retreated 2
' ]& j8 L6 ~# P" n Units destroyed 1 |