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8 u) N) S7 b4 Z( N! N. s+ ]" @! c差点忘了，当天还发生了一件事，对后期可能有不小影响，& Q' v1 c. P/ Q! b$ c
日军一股部队从北线爬山进入缅甸境内，占领了北方一个基地，前出到密贴那附近，
$ j+ I, k( ~$ ^8 d; Z( L/ a也怪当初本人有点大意，没有在北方山路上留一个营级单位侦查，
! j) Y6 G1 j4 e- F7 K. x4 }' [) }过于依靠飞机的侦查能力了，而且侦察机主力都进了大陆，留下侦查的是一个轰炸机队
) z9 C+ j% f/ z侦查能力不强，在整个北上的近20天时间里，一次都没有侦察到这只日军部队
6 X1 t2 L' ^6 E8 ]7 d. R% ^$ x& H" p由于新版不需要进攻空城，而会主动判给对方，所以不知道目前日军实力，已经派4发轰炸侦查了7 _$ M+ r& j( e
由于前期在阳光附近被击溃800AV左右日军，且长期没看到泰国仆从的影子
3 Q+ x& R( `6 v  t. F$ S: r) O9 \7 Z估计北上的是泰国部队，6百战力左右。巧合的是盟军这几天改属了锡兰岛上的3个团部队，" o2 f9 X6 m9 g& W- r0 W2 |
正好当天在仰光卸载完毕，而且还正好是铁路运输状态，3百多战力，外加制空权还没完全丧失# e! {' n; E( {& V, h) B% E9 }* s
还有机会，当天又有5w补给进入了大陆战场，共计32w了。) r: r0 Q8 r) Y. X
仰光附近的盟军水面战队是赶来守卫港口的舰队。
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由于日军明天将登陆孔雀港，估计马上就有零战进驻，这是荷兰空军最好的打击机会了; m. L& o- q1 u# D
经过几月训练，荷兰空军主要技能接近70左右，轰炸机的主要技能训练的是对海，60-70左右' |0 A8 v+ O/ Q3 k
可惜机场只有4级，估计很难打出大的协同，不过已经将所有飞机都设置了对海进攻，& T, e" z- G0 [* n
重点估计还要依靠海雷70左右的2队攻击机，究竟是荷兰空军继续被火鸡，) \* O$ e* v# v; O1 i# ?
还是能有收获就看明天的了，在这个紧要关头，菜花出差了
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为应对后续发展58特地赶过来和明星KB近距离合个影，58设置全甲板攻击，但是没有进打击范围& D7 [8 y4 V5 X1 X/ \+ |
如果KB南下或者双方反应，那就是天命了

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达拉根从旁边港口登陆再攻过去其实更节约时间，有时候就是这么欲速不达7 Z7 n' ?- o$ B# K- @5 g* K- \
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-12-4 22:20

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感觉达拉根坚挺的原因是当地的沼泽地形，如果从旁边登陆再过河突击达拉根
" F. s( s3 i# D# u) T估计也难有更好的效果，日军已经增援到180战力了，按说也不少了，但是盟军调整异常好看+ X' i- W1 P4 s3 r
防守的荷兰军队也就是一般货色，由于太靠近米里，没有撤回来，就干脆死守当地。

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 03, 42* i' w2 p! ]1 p
当天触发了大量ss攻击和反潜攻击，不过仅命中阿根廷丸一雷，还是哑弹
( `5 F4 f" T# C" KPT也遇到了登陆编队，也仅仅命中一雷，造成近百名日军落水
/ R- q2 @% A* c) _, Y' Q. ]巨港被炸得稀烂，35军在西安成功转世。加尔各答的B17和吉大港的双发都没有起飞# j& _1 v8 k- [4 F
导致今天依然不知道缅甸日军实力，转进到附近的3个团侦查显示对方只有一个单位。% \3 }. e6 J. d5 c6 z' f

2 }' W! A! X: \; u3 Y: z昨天KB驻岛云集孔雀港附近，后续登陆编队也就在一天之外，荷兰空军受命全部出击; l+ P% D8 P3 n1 k" t
58也特意赶到附近准备检漏，然后就没有然后了。
# I( i3 ?) O* v6 q. @' q% @+ \KB往西北，驻岛护送登陆编队往山口洋方向全部撤退了！！！
& ]& k9 L& ^3 _0 _! F# L反正盟军就为了拖时间，日军愿意等就等吧，荷兰空军继续训练了。 / W) _" U+ i  a# _+ H
019仅凭一发鱼雷就拖延了整个日军登陆计划，应该给艇员全体嘉奖啊。 4 R. n$ R) [' y9 I5 h! J
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2 Y0 @: q4 C) I7 O9 W" X' [ASW attack near Oosthaven  at 46,97
3 F. e6 y/ s, b$ w: v3 w1 N: z6 C6 KJapanese Ships
# Y  b0 `! n, |% S$ W! g1 ~4 f      CA Aoba) E0 K4 X" Q) ?7 N
      CA Chikuma. H  y9 i# i" V8 r$ _2 Z1 c
      CL Jintsu, Q! ~1 }+ z' s1 B. i6 O& Q; W
      DD Mutsuki1 W& R. I) Y5 j5 E8 ~, }, M
      DD Urakaze
6 W, t' t/ u& {& ]4 e      DD Akebono( l" R+ q4 O" @8 ~3 i
      DD Oboro3 m' _5 n( L+ c
      DD Shigure
- Y# h& @- k+ ?& ]7 M$ ]1 f) [+ B      DD Kasumi
! ]; H) j: R4 w5 A0 ZAllied Ships7 S$ a3 l) ?) o2 F) X+ D6 a" x/ J  d
      SS Seal 9 K( ]8 O# L/ A% f5 z
SS Seal is sighted by escort, v8 J4 Y/ O9 j8 r" ]
Seal diving deep ....$ j# `9 |6 u5 |3 j) F. R
DD Akebono fails to find sub and abandons search6 B& U2 q3 v/ A+ q$ I2 l$ ~
DD Oboro fails to find sub and abandons search2 z: W/ W$ j) K% R# q0 _" I: {9 q
DD Shigure fails to find sub, continues to search..." v/ i$ Q7 a% E4 D: I$ z1 I
DD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...
3 q! K7 o4 g( a: S) mDD Shigure fails to find sub and abandons search8 E. e* x1 C3 `3 b
DD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...
( f' d! R+ x6 l: `DD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...
  B7 S; x7 `4 ]0 x- GDD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...
# m* y3 W& r2 Q! b6 |* B% q1 bDD Kasumi attacking submerged sub ....
% j; v" H' e$ A; r6 RDD Kasumi fails to find sub, continues to search...8 H; K4 p, ^) v6 e# g; w. {
Escort abandons search for sub 9 o- U5 \! r6 R8 r- T
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ASW attack near Merak  at 48,97 6 ~8 o, ~: D. I
Japanese Ships
2 x: G2 Y$ ?" v- y5 j6 n$ `$ {+ z      CL Kinu0 V* Z: C; _* t5 J$ x1 e
      DD Nenohi
3 P. W  H( |) \! D      DD Yugumo
* t3 ^+ M# c, \+ A5 @      DD Matsukaze4 W" i( M  q# ^. l& V2 w
      DD Harukaze1 V" }( ^+ i7 U7 f5 b
      DD Asakaze
8 {$ B% v7 h/ V2 [2 E% T( hAllied Ships+ f- Q& y; N7 [4 W7 M
      SS Skipjack, hits 2 1 A" Y5 S5 \& a+ ?, K. |
SS Skipjack is sighted by escort2 u# G2 D' |0 [0 k2 W. n7 E
DD Matsukaze fails to find sub and abandons search
4 a; p3 k) d) ]8 e# l* E# uDD Harukaze attacking submerged sub ....
$ ]+ K) t2 i8 o: LDD Harukaze is out of ASW ammo( E' L0 U  A0 }& C% l& m
DD Asakaze fails to find sub and abandons search3 j0 f, L. E9 @( m2 J9 N# j
DD Harukaze attacking submerged sub ....9 ^" t2 C; _9 Q: U3 @
DD Harukaze is out of ASW ammo
0 ^# }: M, I- Q% i# j# t8 `% VDD Harukaze is out of ASW ammo: F' a( ~7 G, @9 L. i( P: b
DD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
# ?9 R, f' n) \0 h5 lDD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
" g4 |: \6 O7 P/ H. UDD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
5 q8 |" w$ @3 H( LDD Harukaze fails to find sub, continues to search.../ H6 M7 ?- G/ a8 r' A" B
Escort abandons search for sub
7 b9 g% I5 H' @% ?% y+ h6 V4 J--------------------------------------------& H1 d4 t6 s5 B4 Y& U) ^
Sub attack near Batavia  at 49,97 5 C7 a- h; S+ F# f
Japanese Ships7 C2 o7 v& ^' k/ V' G9 H) k7 c& |+ w! j
      xAP Argentina Maru
7 W; g# |. z, W# i! _! s      DMS W-10
7 r. b8 ~2 X9 ^0 bAllied Ships
9 L0 Y) I6 d4 U! C: ^# h' ]9 p      SS Pike
/ E: d! Y/ [$ V/ cSS Pike launches 4 torpedoes at xAP Argentina Maru
* l6 S8 {( V7 N0 y( i  APike bottoming out ....
; A$ [0 K( e' MDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...; U6 a' l$ Q5 ^
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
' k7 L$ Y- D. z$ q- a4 n1 iDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...3 c: m8 `. Q/ ?# b6 p' c  ?
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...% y2 w; d$ A; ?4 |/ y
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
. g, F3 `7 n, o+ A5 t* H  e; G/ G/ ?. UEscort abandons search for sub 2 [4 e8 y8 a0 Q8 }9 r
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ASW attack near Batavia  at 49,97
: |( q7 C& x2 [* S: P- w# GJapanese Ships
. ]& G3 Y& a1 T4 d3 t      xAP Baikal Maru, }0 h( o5 Z7 q; h' M
      DMS W-10 - U# e2 b1 @8 G
Allied Ships) t9 X8 b- i' N
      SS Sturgeon
+ X0 q  H6 i" m$ m0 y+ KSS Sturgeon is sighted by escort7 c# _6 }3 r. d  R/ ^
Sturgeon bottoming out ....- w, b9 A* e$ x8 x" z
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
3 g, u0 \1 I/ o4 Q4 HDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
8 ?# S+ ~% |, @. Y3 [: FDMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...+ t9 d- u, u) O. i  P# L
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search..., w: @4 r0 }' B! l( a( U3 ~
DMS W-10 fails to find sub, continues to search...
( \8 B! V; P' ^9 Q, f8 H+ T# u! qEscort abandons search for sub
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) ~, Y  R/ Z% d: ?4 X: LSub attack near Batavia  at 49,97 2 I- m! V6 A, f# e2 C& Z5 K  `! u
Japanese Ships3 }- ~0 f7 X( O) d) R% @- J
      DD Yugumo$ x6 {" u  `/ ~" @# x8 O1 G
      BB Ise  G( d9 f  g9 z4 l; a( D6 F, d8 g
      CL Kinu& ~3 H( |3 P! p% _
      DD Harukaze+ x) h; t. L7 \
      DD Nenohi
9 V2 G* D5 S, e) {9 {      DD Matsukaze* o, X! B2 c( C$ I6 m. Y( ?% j* {
      DD Asakaze . S4 c! W4 q: e( n! C
Allied Ships
3 A- U5 N  h& I2 \      SS Searaven 9 d5 h: ^4 N  l& P
SS Searaven launches 2 torpedoes at DD Yugumo
6 x+ t: m( t2 @: c! L% vDD Matsukaze attacking submerged sub ....8 n# H% S% ?) l( W+ o2 `
DD Asakaze fails to find sub and abandons search' _2 r! E; x3 h- J# C* T
DD Matsukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...& h1 h0 s3 D* G3 ^) \
DD Matsukaze attacking submerged sub ....( Y) l+ ^. _: i# v
DD Matsukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...+ A! f+ N+ j- K3 J# C, i
DD Matsukaze fails to find sub, continues to search...7 b6 D. J7 u5 q" U$ C, J/ x
Escort abandons search for sub . }& {" y, l& U7 F4 z/ ?1 w; I$ s
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Batavia at 49,97, Range 12,000 Yards 8 h) k: c' v- L- r% m+ `
Japanese Ships6 t6 z" `# D2 K' k0 o/ C& K
      DMS W-2
/ d2 V; j: Q7 M      DMS W-9
( v4 i/ o& ?- M  |) t% B6 ?      DMS W-108 [0 U9 W" n/ R$ c- s9 P
      xAK Sinsei Maru/ @( M4 V9 i- g
      AMC Saigon Maru
# R4 X: c# ^2 y% R      xAK India Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire2 s3 F# g8 p: `2 P& D& N, t
      xAK Victoria Maru0 U+ \( o6 Q. w  u* J/ d- `4 l  A1 O
      xAP Argentina Maru
% N9 [. p# {. @% e  n/ y7 D      xAP Baikal Maru
/ h, f0 b) H2 M% F* z! V. BAllied Ships
9 }" c( A( s# |* X2 O* ~& Z! _      PT-31# q4 ]: `2 L' q" a" o0 K
      PT-32
) {1 ^* u* Q2 N, s" {      PT-33
$ M" K2 ]9 g  ]. C6 m( n7 L      PT-35
5 \* B: U  p5 R6 Q& ^# a  F      PT-41  U3 D) |2 M7 b1 Y: }8 Z+ c
      PT Q-111: G. Q: a8 o# A5 n& m( {
      PT Q-112 + ^* K  U; u3 }6 C/ x8 a
Japanese ground losses:
! M. u! b8 L/ l2 ]  D      93 casualties reported
3 h! o1 C% i" X0 ~: L         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled- R% z. i7 [0 w  [2 o: Q# X
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled
# }8 u: ]- E( F/ l7 a# b         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 1 disabled
1 F1 m7 N2 J9 k4 bImproved night sighting under 100% moonlight
1 o4 }) a. Z2 P. s0 n' C! eMaximum visibility in Clear Conditions and 100% moonlight: 12,000 yards' h3 _3 A0 j1 Z3 m5 f, h: {/ G
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 12,000 yards( U2 E6 V+ A& B3 i$ b
CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 12,000 yards
4 |! q5 b8 V7 Q: ^DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 12,000 yards) Q, L1 k" `) n8 Z5 V
PT Q-112 engages xAP Baikal Maru at 12,000 yards/ a* h$ Y" A0 X
Range closes to 10,000 yards
5 C8 {5 U2 O/ F9 v& H4 t! SRange closes to 8,000 yards
8 E' }; f" w5 I5 S5 rPT Q-111 engages DMS W-2 at 8,000 yards
' g$ g* I& E0 g$ r& z  b# ?DMS W-9 engages PT-41 at 8,000 yards- F! c2 J0 A4 r9 v0 ?6 |' m
DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 8,000 yards5 b, O3 l2 S# `
PT-32 engages DMS W-9 at 8,000 yards9 N5 O9 |5 q0 `: X
Range closes to 5,000 yards( v. Y' e9 @( D; W
DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 5,000 yards! R5 N/ B* x2 q" N
DMS W-2 engages PT-31 at 5,000 yards
5 C5 U* y: U# k0 A9 H% ?- s' QDMS W-2 engages PT-33 at 5,000 yards
1 K& T6 q- z4 n, I5 v. j) r# XDMS W-10 engages PT-31 at 5,000 yards1 S% t/ I& i' B9 Z% G  x/ _/ C
Massive explosion on xAK India Maru' \( E+ ~7 u+ `( S( N
PT-32 engages xAK India Maru at 5,000 yards; U" u/ L8 U. X4 i9 b9 j9 ~
PT-33 engages xAK Sinsei Maru at 5,000 yards6 P5 i# C0 M3 ]. B9 g5 G& f
DMS W-10 engages PT Q-111 at 5,000 yards) w6 p. M% a' h; B9 S; e
DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 5,000 yards
( [; ~& j) j4 p6 Q4 f/ a0 o$ `DMS W-10 engages PT-33 at 5,000 yards( g/ W; D4 s' a/ W9 V
PT Q-112 engages xAP Argentina Maru at 5,000 yards
; j( n  a/ u( v) ?PT Q-112 engages xAK Victoria Maru at 5,000 yards
8 A# a; j: q% W$ `4 lPT Q-111 engages xAK India Maru at 5,000 yards( z9 m/ V& v; x
PT-41 engages DMS W-10 at 5,000 yards& M0 l* }6 B" Q6 A5 v
PT-35 engages DMS W-2 at 5,000 yards
: e0 Z) l' N7 jPT Q-112 engages xAP Argentina Maru at 5,000 yards- R* T; V+ T: i  R% O/ d1 i0 Z
DMS W-9 engages PT-31 at 5,000 yards
) z; W# Q0 s: t8 e8 Z) A8 A! S2 y! FPT Q-112 engages xAK India Maru at 5,000 yards
# H% A5 j* \) yPT Q-112 engages xAK Sinsei Maru at 5,000 yards
7 r" d8 e. {$ X$ i+ NGallegos D. orders Allied TF to disengage
9 k+ }6 @. L* [* A# [1 ZRange increases to 6,000 yards$ g0 G4 A1 ]2 Y; E
DMS W-10 engages PT Q-111 at 6,000 yards2 _$ e1 K$ V% F6 h
DMS W-2 engages PT-41 at 6,000 yards
# c, y3 h1 e; c' h! o- iDMS W-2 engages PT Q-112 at 6,000 yards' f: v' C5 j/ N$ `9 S2 U
DMS W-10 engages PT-33 at 6,000 yards" v2 m- [2 }6 Y- U
PT Q-112 engages xAP Argentina Maru at 6,000 yards) b1 [" K! t; A4 h0 @
PT Q-112 engages xAK India Maru at 6,000 yards
/ a% P6 b, b& o3 {PT Q-112 engages xAK Sinsei Maru at 6,000 yards/ q' T2 H) q  F6 ^, K
Range increases to 10,000 yards- {5 F; g7 W. s+ }0 i0 e
DMS W-2 engages PT Q-112 at 10,000 yards
$ A' z; Z* ^* b6 ODMS W-10 engages PT Q-111 at 10,000 yards
" B& _1 K7 b  h( EDMS W-2 engages PT Q-111 at 10,000 yards0 C7 p8 h: N: {
PT-32 engages DMS W-9 at 10,000 yards
% `) g7 Q- \: @/ vDMS W-9 engages PT-31 at 10,000 yards
. e, i% ]. u1 F: JTask forces break off...
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4 P" O2 X3 }' L( |; U4 KASW attack near Batavia  at 49,97 ; L) I3 \; n# r  l8 b
Japanese Ships3 ]; T, w+ [+ m9 _- Q
      CA Ashigara' n! @+ w( V7 Z$ T( R4 }
      CL Kinu0 H3 G6 d+ S" ]
      DD Harukaze
$ _- ^; Q$ C: Y1 j      DD Nenohi! l" {: `* B2 K- a) p
      DD Yugumo+ ?! v# I) y% u- I" w
      DD Matsukaze% p5 a7 b8 b' L; D* t  v
      DD Asakaze
) x2 i/ Q+ d; P1 N) N) lAllied Ships
7 e' m+ I1 k" L      SS KIX 9 c3 f- i8 h% g( G: W+ s
SS KIX is sighted by escort- [: }1 b. R2 Z% i2 }
KIX bottoming out ....
/ m7 U3 Z2 ]1 `3 A8 k  Q% eDD Matsukaze fails to find sub and abandons search
+ i' {- P* X; J7 i2 ^& r* YDD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
# m2 V) Z) r' LEscort abandons search for sub + h8 s: g; H# @7 P% Y8 {/ W) {
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+ S* h1 v6 f' `1 `Sub attack near Batavia  at 50,96 ; b: H2 i9 t% O+ H
Japanese Ships
% D  I5 H" s. M0 \  D4 M1 ?      CA Ashigara
; J, j8 m6 S. [2 q3 r      BB Ise
) j2 [( g: y$ [, V      CL Kinu
5 w: ]; Q  s7 K      DD Harukaze2 Q  `" @! f4 s& j9 h
      DD Yugumo
8 {' H7 |) |( @5 k6 [# _, z      DD Matsukaze* N/ v! z! `0 Y5 U5 {/ k: E5 X
      DD Asakaze
) |# p' C, o/ Y0 O4 TAllied Ships
1 D2 o; l/ t$ q: s$ e9 [2 f      SS Pike * p9 R. p4 h: O5 u& d# n
SS Pike launches 4 torpedoes at CA Ashigara1 x1 s. W% X$ p' }
Pike bottoming out ....: l/ E7 A: K3 C0 u2 y
DD Matsukaze fails to find sub and abandons search+ ^( s4 A& h' i- I6 e; `
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...2 c( _: Z% r: k. Y9 K# f/ X* f! N& i
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search..., K" d5 Q# d  [6 u% ^- S
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...4 G5 d8 Q9 ]( L5 t
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...: y- ?- w$ W) q# o
DD Asakaze fails to find sub, continues to search...
. k* V& L! ]8 m( iEscort abandons search for sub% {9 X1 G/ _3 O' p& r
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Morning Air attack on 9th Division, at 81,43 , near Ankang
* i1 k$ M% J2 d+ gWeather in hex: Light rain + C4 N0 ~" J) p, l
Raid spotted at 8 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
$ z( G2 D; I! c, }' ~9 JEstimated time to target is 2 minutes 4 s$ v- S: W- U  p; Q6 X; @/ r
Allied aircraft( c; _! s4 K6 y+ }4 W7 [
      A-29A Hudson x 8
, l" Q; W" s5 N; qAllied aircraft losses6 m8 q+ V5 @( ?9 K6 _
      A-29A Hudson: 1 damaged
+ y' G2 h0 c; F$ mAircraft Attacking:& g  ^1 e9 t9 H! l2 j. O/ P
       8 x A-29A Hudson bombing from 6000 feet( G2 F' {' ?1 O' E# k
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 lb GP Bomb 5 T4 ^, S7 Z; t6 q
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Morning Air attack on 6th Division, at 81,47 , near Patung / S" @. F5 ?" H5 K- I
Weather in hex: Moderate rain
/ r2 W& b0 ^; g- }. b1 ?& O4 mRaid spotted at 13 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.; W$ }1 x" T' }7 N( {
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes
0 R3 F1 J; `' f( w0 yAllied aircraft2 W# }) F) n2 c* y& N1 g
      SB-III x 4
+ P2 S: t- l% u# u% @' a$ I3 q/ V) \No Allied losses
8 ^4 }7 |( }3 [' I5 l# G+ SAircraft Attacking:
, w' J0 L$ M: ?& M# P3 [& t1 E/ @       4 x SB-III bombing from 6000 feet
7 @1 [* Z' A7 u  H$ j1 l5 m6 {               Ground Attack:  6 x 100 kg GP Bomb   ^' w, p* }- u# t% B: D
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  
" q2 r( |: }% J3 D  O; kWeather in hex: Overcast
! G% C6 R$ h2 o2 cRaid spotted at 9 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
. Y  f0 |  j! k* B4 H! p8 FEstimated time to target is 3 minutes 6 C" |3 Q$ Z5 G. p+ ?( |& K; ^
Japanese aircraft. t$ a3 U! s+ z5 F
      A6M2 Zero x 44
* s( d) P" G( ?; H3 s      G4M1 Betty x 189 N7 Y: a- a/ F' f. _
Japanese aircraft losses) L3 d/ U( j% B* w& J! A+ P  g
      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged/ d# B3 e/ l2 b3 y5 {
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak 6 i! L7 _% h# Z$ n- ?
Airbase hits 3% L! p! ~3 C( e) i& R
Airbase supply hits 3) u2 \$ a! B; o3 k9 ?& J
Runway hits 6
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, L9 q% M! e' L; ~Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  
7 A: u( f9 R5 _Weather in hex: Overcast % y% u9 n/ T6 D4 U  |# M7 E) X
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.5 r/ T2 e3 U; Z( u
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes * x& f3 N" L  V: r$ S8 t+ z
Japanese aircraft% {! O/ U% ?$ h: o5 Q
      A6M2 Zero x 169 ?6 Q# u0 n) l6 |2 ^# z
      G3M2 Nell x 23
/ K" `2 X. J' O! p9 U      G4M1 Betty x 23 8 A2 f5 n. F4 B) A
Japanese aircraft losses
7 c) w' m. K( c: Y  l4 P      G3M2 Nell: 4 damaged
' i' v* ?2 k' `      G3M2 Nell: 1 destroyed by flak) z# }; Y1 M: ^6 ?5 Q$ u5 f% |
      G4M1 Betty: 1 damaged
6 Q& ?3 n: {% d. d8 K. h! bAirbase hits 5
& o- M: \$ h9 \4 u4 O! l, w3 KAirbase supply hits 2) I6 P* U4 R- A) U
Runway hits 199 p5 [$ g) S+ B( ^2 p" V
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  
- B: Y- g  o, \8 P. ]2 O/ h/ @Weather in hex: Overcast & {- a+ i+ m3 s- n& c
Raid spotted at 6 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.' f3 J# G9 r! K8 @" l
Estimated time to target is 1 minutes
, E! o8 H) H# r( A" \; {4 d9 pJapanese aircraft
0 E9 [9 B" t6 A9 R! G1 o; V      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 31 6 \  n# v: M* P+ i' h  d6 z1 i
Japanese aircraft losses$ R, z! a; Z' a) k6 |& I
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 6 damaged7 _8 ?, U. m( R3 ^3 T  y7 H+ N
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak   O7 O8 x4 Z( s" q( N& s5 t8 }
Allied ground losses:
5 Z9 P$ `2 g7 J1 g5 M3 c      5 casualties reported. C& \# Q. G6 K8 Z/ X" s: g
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
3 V* p2 ?6 `# w8 d         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 X0 C/ n% A4 Q+ D         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled 2 `! c+ O( D8 F
Airbase hits 5
) h2 p. v! u! t/ q! z& L/ iAirbase supply hits 1$ B' W4 h* E6 I& O) n1 P! A# K- j
Runway hits 8* Q7 I7 J. D. e- l% {, f9 F
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' g3 H4 v% p: ]0 @2 WGround combat at Sian (83,41)
4 O- m  o, o/ x7 M; C2 b$ h3 |Allied Shock attack
( L( m9 ?6 x, T; ^! f3 J4 LAttacking force 1798 troops, 34 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 5 . T! N/ f/ T9 e8 {. J
Defending force 18075 troops, 102 guns, 80 vehicles, Assault Value = 524
5 L) Q+ g+ D* N: A1 xAllied adjusted assault: 0  ' G: X0 F+ T6 ~; \  e1 k$ L
Japanese adjusted defense: 231  , P( \5 m8 {, N! F9 U
Allied assault odds: 1 to 99 (fort level 2)  9 Z2 u+ _+ o  X
Combat modifiers# T. P- y/ S3 O. \; Z
Defender: preparation(-), experience(-)6 D  e* _& L. Q7 p0 F( H9 O
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(+), leaders(-), disruption(-), fatigue(-)7 f/ d$ L# u5 X* Y
supply(-) ; P0 u3 C3 m* ?3 M
Japanese ground losses:, J+ y  ^5 C* D8 C$ O% e
      9 casualties reported/ N" r" {1 e$ J7 l( E( n9 o
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
9 [, s2 k: a1 F7 z  {3 K# S         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled7 g3 N! ], G8 _6 O1 I
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
  R+ |, G( Y. ?Allied ground losses:
4 x8 u. r2 _% @      592 casualties reported) o; V2 Y" p' l( M4 ^" z$ Z# l
         Squads: 43 destroyed, 0 disabled9 w; ]  ]2 Q! D5 C; y$ H# L
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 15 disabled
" D4 f9 M  m8 v$ _8 `         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled
; l- a# G6 }7 T* {      Guns lost 20 (20 destroyed, 0 disabled) 1 L! q% H7 H4 ~+ y
Assaulting units:
! m' ?5 H2 |/ }    35th Chinese Corps ! {3 Z. r4 K$ g2 i! |7 W: K
Defending units:
" `0 E. W7 K. Z% P# M& }3 O. u    4th Ind.Mixed Brigade) F" y' U# c: [5 c6 ^# v& R% l
    102nd NCPC Route Brigade
6 n* p, G2 A% b1 F    8th Ind.Mixed Brigade
+ i: r, z  g0 U  K3 {    15th RGC Temp. Division
: u# \1 q- ^3 i. a    North China Area Army1 I: y, v! R( w4 ~0 m$ V
    69th JAAF AF Coy 5 u  b* w8 O$ J8 V0 A
    19th JNAF AF Unit 1 b) o! }' ^6 R6 C3 y7 b( f
    68th JAAF AF Coy  
" Z: @' Q5 }4 L7 r( G+ C9 c------------------------------------------
, ]4 r: }2 E6 J; e  o) QAllied Unit(s) surrounded at Sian

wangqifeng

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感觉达拉根坚挺的原因是当地的沼泽地形，如果从旁边登陆再过河突击达拉根0 b- J* @" C1 w' j
估计也难有更好的效果，日军已经增援到180战力了，按说也不少了，但是盟军调整异常好看
  _, z. o$ X. {! t$ n, S# w3 U防守的荷兰军队也就是一般货色，由于太靠近米里， ...0 N2 h& g) g+ Y9 f- o7 k5 c' X3 c' x
zer0 发表于 2014-12-5 22:45

8 h3 E0 f& m2 R  J$ ^# j冒着岸炮登陆，各种混乱+损失，比过河突击什么的亏得多，同时，卸载船队也可能因为延误被空袭，多有不利。
. L9 \) U  D* V2 f) I: Z从旁边登陆再过去，2个海警轻松搞定，而且没啥损失。

zer0

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冒着岸炮登陆，各种混乱+损失，比过河突击什么的亏得多，同时，卸载船队也可能因为延误被空袭，多有不利。8 c& _0 r9 m4 b3 A
从旁边登陆再过去，2个海警轻松搞定，而且没啥损失。& m7 O% B2 ]8 b+ f
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-12-6 03:28

4 [9 k1 ?& Z5 V9 J+ C从旁边过去，登陆损失，应该可以减少，
( z. S. c) a8 s  _# T不过2个海警能否轻松搞定很是怀疑，毕竟也是过河突击，外加沼泽地形。) O0 N8 _# C4 ]
本档的日军也休整了不少时间再突击，效果依然很难看，! |1 Q, V3 U" f0 Y; ~& ?
在没有看到恰当的战例前，倾向于认为是当地地形的关系，; I9 ?/ D3 E8 B  l) g5 p
要加快步伐，可以考虑突击前炮击一次。当然这种小地方，就是被盟军拖延下，也没啥大问题。

zer0

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; S& O3 ^( a8 V. u/ l1 M1 bAFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 04, 42
" R' |. Y2 E: e  Y+ ?' Q. U当天荷兰海军偷袭新加坡，发现当地有CA编队驻守，未取得战果，反而搭进去1cl1dd。
9 I' i4 C6 @5 t, T: C# c日军突击达拉根，荷兰守军居然又挡住了 ) V8 g* w( \5 F# J
KB继续往苏门答腊岛北部撤离，缅甸的轰炸显示当地是第1突击团，这个部队不太熟悉$ N2 Q  m- t9 A2 Z  \
再去进一步查证实力，不过就一个团，估计难有大作为。2 g/ g, [" l* a. ~0 n, w6 J

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Singapore at 50,84, Range 7,000 Yards
! i7 W. @, e7 LJapanese Ships- h3 J% D2 ^, C& B8 `
      CA Takao, Shell hits 14 @. ?1 G. S' k6 l" l
      CA Chokai, Shell hits 15 X7 B9 M$ C2 |5 r& Y1 T& k
      CL Sendai, Shell hits 1
& z7 \6 z- B- u. N! u" D      CL Kuma, Shell hits 1" Y0 n. |6 b0 k" {  z
      DD Hagikaze
- B! Z" }1 {4 Y; I$ n, J      DD Oshio
& J( I) Z/ P% J) L& I' R      DD Michishio; y1 `2 X8 U+ }' v
      DD Yamagumo, Shell hits 1,  on fire+ ^8 a& v* _1 c; \
      DD Asagumo
* i$ H' P% _6 U9 j' N* N      DD Akatsuki& ^7 P8 B7 j+ `1 W* i# L
      DD Ikazuchi / l' P( R/ X# D) ?
Allied Ships9 b- J2 u3 f' C; w0 l7 S
      CL Sumatra, Shell hits 21 E/ P5 u' i6 Q- i
      CL Danae, Shell hits 1
: b. P& B. n5 b/ m$ [7 F1 n" P5 z      CL Dragon, Shell hits 7,  heavy fires! }+ s. u8 g: `" X( s+ A
      CL Durban, Shell hits 3' ]2 i. [) f' z
      DD Vampire
' \. t7 G' K6 e- Z      DD Vendetta, Shell hits 1
/ @' Q, p* A" N7 h# }# J. z$ A7 L5 i      DD Banckert, Shell hits 18 o9 U. W5 g$ e7 U  s
      DD Piet Hein, Shell hits 3,  on fire 5 V3 W, x7 [$ I0 |' ~, x/ F# e
Improved night sighting under 96% moonlight
( }! F+ G: a8 u. VMaximum visibility in Overcast Conditions and 96% moonlight: 8,000 yards
% m# n. v- F; Z" PRange closes to 17,000 yards...
8 B; b. y4 }* n- q5 o6 SRange closes to 11,000 yards...
' W, q5 t4 {2 v& I& J  H- lRange closes to 7,000 yards...
0 ]. q( g/ X3 x# K' J. i+ J0 zCONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 7,000 yards! @5 d* V/ I# U
CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 7,000 yards0 q. ]2 N8 p/ B. X
Watanabe, Seishichi crosses the 'T'
$ e: g) T  e0 ]" F3 MCL Dragon engages CA Takao at 7,000 yards2 E' E- {2 j- h& ]) N3 F
CL Dragon engages CL Kuma at 7,000 yards' [6 v4 p2 K8 Q; o% ^" r
CL Kuma engages CL Sumatra at 7,000 yards
( {8 `( f! r- y3 M! C5 sDD Piet Hein engages CL Kuma at 7,000 yards
0 u! @' P! [  p; C. U) g; kDD Vendetta engages DD Yamagumo at 7,000 yards
# n0 x2 |7 }2 NDD Piet Hein engages DD Michishio at 7,000 yards
. Z3 _" M2 d4 p4 R. JRange closes to 4,000 yards
2 Q# q$ u; j% l& t9 a2 [5 |CA Chokai engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards6 g3 B9 U7 f, Y" R  P
CA Takao engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards! k+ g# r4 y9 Q" M$ s) a
CL Sumatra engages CL Kuma at 4,000 yards' c0 E9 `* T' c1 {# x: I
CL Sendai engages CL Sumatra at 4,000 yards. u# Z8 @7 v' r- @8 M
DD Michishio engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards
) ^2 F, g- H* J* ZDD Michishio engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards
* {' ]: L3 E% \! v. B2 M% kDD Yamagumo engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards3 \1 T! J/ u% d
DD Vendetta engages DD Michishio at 4,000 yards8 Y, F* j, K, s, r' S" O
DD Oshio engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards# K4 x7 Q6 S2 P
DD Piet Hein engages DD Hagikaze at 4,000 yards+ v+ P; R5 x, ]. L# q& X
CL Kuma engages CL Durban at 4,000 yards- q. {3 a0 C$ V9 ]0 [
CA Takao engages CL Durban at 4,000 yards# N$ ~- ?  ^) F1 R: a
CA Takao engages CL Danae at 4,000 yards9 w1 {! B. M! @0 ^! r
CL Sendai engages CL Sumatra at 4,000 yards
: U3 `, k# w" F6 NDD Ikazuchi engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards* Y, X' g! w- c- q5 t6 ~% k& h3 I
DD Akatsuki engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards. y* Q: M' G4 J+ I' N% Q! Q
DD Vendetta engages DD Ikazuchi at 4,000 yards
$ F+ P- r  `5 J" eDD Piet Hein engages DD Yamagumo at 4,000 yards+ T. M6 q, R- ~& f8 q
DD Michishio engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards$ K7 D% b' k2 F% u0 S
DD Vendetta engages DD Hagikaze at 4,000 yards
* @7 ~5 B4 F0 I' fCA Chokai engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards) Q' l8 d/ |. C! M' E, F: u
CA Chokai engages CL Dragon at 4,000 yards
& j  g) }9 g6 g/ O, P) ECL Dragon engages CL Kuma at 4,000 yards+ I7 X9 [) j; B: {1 c8 A; V
CA Chokai engages CL Sumatra at 4,000 yards
4 E+ q" ]$ l$ \DD Ikazuchi engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards
, {$ @, I) y" g: x+ i0 i; a8 y4 |DD Akatsuki engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards1 Q% B) q1 d- T- w' {$ c" K) G
DD Asagumo engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards
& I0 P, E! w$ k4 k; k- KDD Oshio engages DD Vampire at 4,000 yards
: U$ I6 V  e9 k3 ^/ wDD Michishio engages DD Vendetta at 4,000 yards
2 J4 v  p5 _# r, t. d8 Y# R. ~DD Oshio engages DD Piet Hein at 4,000 yards: m" g& |' J! q4 C7 a$ o
Range increases to 5,000 yards
) y! X( \/ Q2 k; BCL Kuma engages CL Durban at 5,000 yards
$ k/ P8 r( Z2 U6 |  zCL Sendai engages CL Dragon at 5,000 yards' |( S7 O; G3 Q% i4 A& K7 Q. N
CL Kuma engages CL Sumatra at 5,000 yards
* k( S, r3 d' @) n6 s0 V8 [8 f; ^CL Kuma engages CL Sumatra at 5,000 yards2 q0 b! k$ p; Z; V" A! L
DD Ikazuchi engages DD Vendetta at 5,000 yards/ X8 p$ x" V3 v" ]
DD Banckert engages DD Yamagumo at 5,000 yards+ W+ R4 R- K1 G. b
DD Vampire engages DD Asagumo at 5,000 yards% `0 k1 M  ?+ g  }4 Z- a
DD Vampire engages DD Yamagumo at 5,000 yards
8 L* E, |8 v0 f5 zDD Michishio engages DD Vendetta at 5,000 yards( E6 |) ]3 Z8 |2 T
DD Oshio engages DD Vendetta at 5,000 yards/ y  t  ]- v0 S. |3 `: F1 M$ O
DD Hagikaze engages DD Piet Hein at 5,000 yards2 D1 Y% w* t2 t2 G+ R$ S9 G8 e+ r
Range increases to 9,000 yards
4 g+ m& g# M+ a- m, R9 hCA Chokai engages CL Durban at 9,000 yards2 |8 y! `# `" ]7 [
CA Takao engages CL Dragon at 9,000 yards  ?1 T! a; V) u1 C  C1 H  j
CL Danae engages CL Kuma at 9,000 yards9 `( f4 e4 R) l$ m" c# B; a6 ]
CL Sendai engages CL Danae at 9,000 yards
6 T  E$ R, A# c' c, rDD Yamagumo engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards. s) l" T: B9 J: m& t+ Y6 q
DD Asagumo engages DD Vendetta at 9,000 yards
; B/ a8 X2 y8 i% x% YDD Vampire engages DD Akatsuki at 9,000 yards
- p1 f  |6 k4 U7 ~) C& d/ PDD Vampire engages DD Michishio at 9,000 yards6 D% x1 T" o7 w0 w( @1 P
DD Oshio engages DD Piet Hein at 9,000 yards
8 o  J6 I! S, ]/ n7 E% WRange increases to 11,000 yards1 B9 o. V; x/ `: n7 i
CA Chokai engages CL Danae at 11,000 yards5 J! q& a) r. v$ x: ]: t" t
CL Durban engages CA Takao at 11,000 yards
$ M2 n+ T, C. V+ y- ^  j* k% P4 `CL Kuma engages CL Dragon at 11,000 yards; ]  [; j1 ~5 k. `, h# _6 \' P9 {" I$ e
CL Sumatra engages CA Takao at 11,000 yards8 R7 d7 Q9 z' r# H
DD Ikazuchi engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards
% t* X* g+ D+ U6 HDD Akatsuki engages DD Vendetta at 11,000 yards
! H: M2 w) ~- l: ODD Asagumo engages DD Piet Hein at 11,000 yards1 ]8 l+ I# O, O% p5 O
DD Piet Hein engages DD Yamagumo at 11,000 yards# c  `! ?2 K; W5 p
Task forces break off...
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Day Time Surface Combat, near Singapore at 50,84, Range 19,000 Yards 5 o% R. l1 a, F8 B
Japanese Ships
5 ]. I( F6 W( `. }      CA Kumano
! ]/ V* l/ k( J, x, r; w! F# M      DD Arashi
& Q, q8 S6 y6 l/ j( r5 q2 ?      DD Harusame
$ c( D$ V' K& F5 ~8 C9 ~; p      DD Asagiri* o* F* K3 m- K8 f( N4 v' l
      DD Sagiri $ N8 {& n& w+ ~4 e
Allied Ships/ D/ J* G8 `. H2 B& B
      CL Dragon, Shell hits 5, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk: k. O+ }* k8 M  d. @% Z+ \
      DD Banckert, Shell hits 15, and is sunk
0 a6 J+ B9 p0 f5 e+ BMaximum visibility in Overcast Conditions: 20,000 yards% ]( l7 Z, k/ D2 {; @. A, E' n# `7 m
Range closes to 21,000 yards...- [0 y% e) g5 r. Z% `
Range closes to 19,000 yards...0 A+ T3 W. o3 X/ K  m$ s/ _- ~
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 19,000 yards
- F2 O. C$ a/ @3 m, J, BCONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 19,000 yards' \7 e; y. X1 K4 m' j
Tanaka, Kikumatsu crosses the 'T'
  G& `- p7 M3 p' k5 s$ h8 uCA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 19,000 yards
) e6 r) M6 q# }7 P& |+ B4 _* o) u" XCA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 19,000 yards- {2 B9 m" x; k% F5 g: ?$ M( w
DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 19,000 yards
7 Q0 E( B& D, y# J% }6 A, LDD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 19,000 yards
3 ^% i+ {0 c  T( z) X. rRange closes to 16,000 yards
/ K6 V4 m2 P' W* gDD Banckert engages DD Asagiri at 16,000 yards7 G2 v5 U) M0 v* P$ N
DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 16,000 yards2 T8 [% G5 c; m: \, `3 h
DD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 16,000 yards
# r6 `5 ^/ S6 _5 f+ [DD Banckert engages DD Arashi at 16,000 yards- D: U4 A* D% K" m5 {
Range closes to 12,000 yards
" V8 ?' o+ t# q. QCA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 12,000 yards9 i9 n' _( W% Z
DD Banckert engages DD Sagiri at 12,000 yards$ n* l$ G+ a# e0 ]- Z! K/ ]
DD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 12,000 yards5 Y5 S  b3 w" k. B- k$ M
DD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 12,000 yards
+ R( p; B: P: Z; M( [Range closes to 10,000 yards
: ]/ h. U; L- |" {CA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 10,000 yards
4 w6 w9 r. x, F- W, S. i+ HDD Banckert engages DD Arashi at 10,000 yards' o- p. l! g  h
DD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 10,000 yards
: L* i: \  x- K# `' EDD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 10,000 yards2 ?1 G2 o/ T, j/ ~, L* h+ s
Range closes to 9,000 yards
6 w% Q' |5 r" C# \: p3 F' wCA Kumano engages CL Dragon at 9,000 yards
  \0 m5 g4 X' R( r2 E7 V2 y- d$ i. YDD Banckert engages DD Harusame at 9,000 yards
$ A# U- p. @/ \$ ~DD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards9 V1 C" J$ ?- R( k- @8 t5 k
Range closes to 8,000 yards2 ~9 {6 `. g; `6 p9 h
CL Dragon sunk by CA Kumano at 8,000 yards& H( P" d6 _% k
DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards) Z; E8 [0 h8 S) w# k
DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards
' {, ~: V" \, Z& f. T  ^DD Sagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards$ l. R: {7 y" M: P# U7 O9 y" x8 {8 _8 E
DD Sagiri engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards
' b+ j. Z% R4 `- I0 @DD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 8,000 yards2 Y& B' @8 ?, Q! H4 W5 I5 M
Range increases to 11,000 yards
6 ]& a* O% x4 ~' S1 ODD Banckert engages DD Arashi at 11,000 yards4 i: }, D$ q$ f: @3 D
DD Sagiri engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards  g" o! [5 H* S4 v2 e% g/ u
Range increases to 12,000 yards
; |" h) Q( I6 r; {CA Kumano engages DD Banckert at 12,000 yards
2 |) t, p: ?  B/ U$ @DD Arashi engages DD Banckert at 12,000 yards
4 e. j) w3 }, B- I7 SRange closes to 11,000 yards! {5 j9 a& o- P. a* n
DD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards
" M* a8 Q7 M  H& Y$ ^. S1 v6 EDD Banckert engages DD Asagiri at 11,000 yards
' _+ g3 {' a0 T' O" u9 W- dDD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 11,000 yards8 r( m8 D! S- N
Range closes to 9,000 yards
5 I* \$ N2 o  `% m3 e" T$ QCA Kumano engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards
% R9 }0 h+ E) sDD Asagiri engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards6 R5 \" f; G5 e5 i0 j: q& |9 s
DD Harusame engages DD Banckert at 9,000 yards) x+ u  H, ]5 g# D/ Q' e* p
Range closes to 5,000 yards
/ J5 p5 W( {- ~4 o/ \6 X! oDD Banckert sunk by CA Kumano at 5,000 yards
  p$ L" j/ U1 kCombat ends with last Allied ship sunk...  ^0 y) c' f7 f3 ^5 g; r
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- l% `/ J; T# X- H$ rMorning Air attack on 1st Ind.Mixed Brigade, at 81,43 , near Ankang
: i% l/ n0 v. Z7 Y" uWeather in hex: Thunderstorms
1 \. i: Q7 v+ a$ G8 p2 c& iRaid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
$ M; g2 f9 K' T7 l4 {4 e8 yEstimated time to target is 5 minutes
7 t  L+ `% m# L  W; l0 uAllied aircraft
& g) X  E9 G1 p2 }      A-29A Hudson x 8
2 w3 V( l! f0 p# Q3 JAllied aircraft losses& C( s+ z5 O! x& ~
      A-29A Hudson: 2 damaged & h( [5 L  ?" p5 r: i
Aircraft Attacking:& ^+ s! l" ~1 _) V
       8 x A-29A Hudson bombing from 6000 feet. h* D1 J( s/ d2 G& V1 O
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 lb GP Bomb
, P$ ?2 y) K( U1 ^0 S' ^------------------------------------------------------------4 j/ |+ Y+ ^; i6 t+ d+ u
Afternoon Air attack on 1st Raiding Regiment, at 59,48 (Taung Gyi)
8 C6 i. M  O: KWeather in hex: Heavy cloud
, C" C4 c( }5 O8 b* E4 R7 SRaid spotted at 13 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.
; N4 V+ P2 V" I( fEstimated time to target is 3 minutes
* \3 d2 ]0 {# u# tAllied aircraft
2 R  H% k8 K+ H$ }      B-17D Fortress x 17 6 J2 g9 Z) i/ q3 A9 f
No Allied losses . D- O& b+ ~, I4 ]4 N/ m) [
Japanese ground losses:2 q# C( J0 z0 V. t
      19 casualties reported
3 X. S; f; E) l6 \9 D         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
. I+ A3 V% [, g         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
( n- L0 J8 V" H5 e7 M' i         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ c! ?# M  r$ n/ G* W7 v/ GAircraft Attacking:
* n1 ^& R, f, S  q* v* M* O       6 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet# r. T1 S8 K3 `- |' P
               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb2 d# I1 P! g3 Z7 l
       5 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet, Y& k0 S# c: F6 P' z& h* }
               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb" u' Y9 e6 F5 B- i$ K2 w
       6 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet- l1 d2 v+ ^6 \( `. F
               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb 7 W  [8 E" }# O( s" V
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Afternoon Air attack on 1st Raiding Regiment, at 59,48 (Taung Gyi)
: a; e% O8 Q6 d3 x6 eWeather in hex: Heavy cloud
. c; P7 j" h4 P. \9 L9 l4 ^7 }Raid spotted at 6 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.* g# r" {& P1 R# B' I5 Z, `
Estimated time to target is 1 minutes . h3 b0 d0 F. _4 _6 b9 q: r0 d4 |
Allied aircraft2 _; f3 t, M7 U" Y. k: u: h
      B-17D Fortress x 7 9 t5 p) ^/ O& k+ K- r. y& d
No Allied losses
3 I% ?) X  _# j8 FJapanese ground losses:
0 |3 E9 x  o/ B+ Q      21 casualties reported; d+ x$ h# C0 @
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
* m6 E/ o% x  H5 l         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
$ |& q: G' D! E' g/ h- m         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 4 v+ s1 w7 m0 A% S# |  M, j5 P
Aircraft Attacking:! w6 k+ |. g) ?  }- Q
       7 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet
8 j, y, O9 e4 l               Ground Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb. [, C& `, G- V0 s
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( N) N8 a9 _8 U  N3 N/ c% ~Ground combat at 99,130 (near Port Moresby) - i  I- ~* k, a- n0 ~9 c
Japanese Shock attack 4 J/ C  |! {0 Q. A+ h, o% J/ K  T
Attacking force 11879 troops, 139 guns, 17 vehicles, Assault Value = 411   {" P9 s3 c: v0 x( K8 _) \2 O# S
Defending force 4844 troops, 31 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 77 : L. C7 B; m  b/ O6 B; u$ y; J
Japanese adjusted assault: 365  
! D# T9 T( X) o* P6 IAllied adjusted defense: 115  
3 a: H9 Q" u" `9 s% }( _Japanese assault odds: 3 to 1  
* V7 J) B- g! a6 B; U# YCombat modifiers, b! n( @4 R: D/ X4 ?6 F5 r
Defender: terrain(+), fatigue(-), morale(-), experience(-), supply(-)
3 J4 A3 s2 w1 X( o  h" H! |Attacker: shock(+) % d- Q$ H& f( X4 p9 U3 B% S
Japanese ground losses:* X8 j) f" [) _+ z8 u! v6 N! `
      168 casualties reported
; n& O6 f' k- B" H( c         Squads: 1 destroyed, 17 disabled
3 w3 b3 d+ q6 [3 e& r0 ?; g9 j3 n         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled5 h' e5 f' O" l
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled   ]; N  l# A& B
Allied ground losses:, x4 e3 \' ]9 ?1 P
      1424 casualties reported
9 |8 v* Z* m$ y& Y! s) v         Squads: 68 destroyed, 0 disabled/ Q  p; {$ I( t0 F& E
         Non Combat: 121 destroyed, 0 disabled# D& k# l' {8 P0 o  j' J
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
% |5 U- D7 F7 A' R2 Y4 `; K      Guns lost 9 (4 destroyed, 5 disabled)4 D' z" u7 y* x# m
      Units retreated 2
9 I" k. Z/ b1 {4 e8 m; ?Defeated Allied Units Retreating!
. k' J0 k. I. {8 P' vAssaulting units:
# f* ?! @% B. G7 M- Y    146th Infantry Regiment
( F8 W' y! n) r# s    144th Infantry Regiment4 ?: T8 g4 T6 l" _/ T
    16th Infantry Regiment
: O  P- \9 U* R/ r  X- b% ~. H2 M+ r    2nd Field Artillery Regiment % ~: e" C4 z! Y$ w$ t
Defending units:8 Z- R% Q# ~0 ^# M
    1st Australian Division7 I' I, O0 n$ O6 i9 x- y
    15th RAAF Base Force* \. C5 }6 d4 V: v6 P( B) W
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Ground combat at Tarakan (67,91) : c7 R$ B$ M" G- b6 C0 D* C: ~
Japanese Shock attack
; [7 n7 Z* O1 cAttacking force 4527 troops, 40 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 181   L# i8 c, H; p) V0 z7 I! r4 x
Defending force 1542 troops, 38 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 27 # Q6 s/ Y: G1 _# I* ?$ W3 ]
Japanese adjusted assault: 142  6 k1 ]" e4 r& e/ i' c. `
Allied adjusted defense: 58  " }! ^* s+ H/ ^% z/ ]5 Y, G
Japanese assault odds: 2 to 1 (fort level 1)  
' K$ @* C* S" i1 N% h7 j0 dJapanese Assault reduces fortifications to 0
4 Z3 K& s4 ~' T. F! k1 n5 c" DCombat modifiers$ I) N3 ~7 {2 v. R% Q" L
Defender: terrain(+), fatigue(-), morale(-), experience(-)
' Y& b# K* d' O+ p( ZAttacker: shock(+)
2 I! O- O- O5 I  X$ ^Japanese ground losses:
' T& l. g/ u& b      130 casualties reported
" y  L6 z( F( _+ N! ]         Squads: 2 destroyed, 12 disabled1 O# @+ Z7 [, E% @3 G1 C2 ]
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
5 o8 R: p% O: n' m; y+ K         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
& J$ ~8 Y( V: M/ O$ xAllied ground losses:
) j. {" Y( r+ p3 b( b      153 casualties reported( g3 P" _" P/ \" J2 t2 F
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 15 disabled. ^1 d  T: S/ H) h8 f8 U1 S
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 5 disabled
! }5 H6 M( D2 d0 m9 f         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled ; H7 k& X' l# w6 n/ f/ t: Q
Assaulting units:0 k8 z- Y3 ]2 Z. N9 ]3 c% V# p, f) _3 T
    15th Naval Guard Unit
) t1 S4 Q5 I/ f& A    Kure 3rd SNLF2 v2 K5 D. R$ O
    I./124th Infantry Battalion
# ~" [  _  M) U- y4 k- O4 ]    1st Sasebo SNLF Coy  
+ k# e' z+ l, c0 K' ?& g2 ^: ]- ~9 PDefending units:
8 T+ b0 ?: W: N/ ~    VII KNIL Battalion
. [% _# _. c; {( S) Z% U9 z    Tarakan Coastal Gun Battalion
. Q0 g9 h% r  F3 g7 O# J0 k1 k    Tarakan Base Force

zer0

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 05, 42( w4 X& s7 r1 K3 [1 h5 N
日军连续突击达拉根，当地守军不堪消耗，无奈败退，达拉根易手。0 g  q) a3 l( C: z1 c+ O
日军玩命的炸巨港，有必要炸这么烂么。。 ! _3 \: H0 H% C# P1 q. b
KB继续北撤，已从侦查界面消失，会不会去仰光打击当地守卫编队呢？/ f" w" U% H3 X0 O, J9 d
推测对方应该会绕道回新加坡，毕竟瑞鹤中弹了，老拖着也不是个事. o8 s1 X- o& ?9 N8 Z2 [- f3 ]6 r6 y
已经派10+的ss到马六甲海峡附近去布雷和伏击了，看运气吧。' F, O7 Z  ?- M5 c
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  
2 v! {6 i' e% f  j) zWeather in hex: Severe storms
! |: G: [3 o; `( D- rRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
$ }% I! W5 h: i6 I+ G+ w# h; d- QEstimated time to target is 7 minutes
+ |# h. H& a' H: n6 T/ NJapanese aircraft
- c  r* ~1 H/ E- A. Z; r  H( \  x      A6M2 Zero x 45! u7 A, X5 D: e, `1 @" V
      G3M2 Nell x 327 u9 |  u! G0 U- L
      G4M1 Betty x 45
  B0 I6 l" o2 `& p* C5 V0 d4 v. m2 b      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 32
, H, `( K& F3 _, V! Q' wJapanese aircraft losses
; V% T: X* s6 V- B& p      G3M2 Nell: 7 damaged0 Y* S7 F/ P0 Y
      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged
6 @7 B# v+ \8 S: qAirbase hits 5! Z# r7 X  P* M
Airbase supply hits 3
2 S$ X2 u3 S: W- N  p  Z% j. G/ YRunway hits 18
& K9 E: \) n" V; |Aircraft Attacking:- m3 W( I, v# u% s$ ^) i# t
      18 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
+ N0 i$ r6 ]  t, P( v1 u$ I: u4 b2 K               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
% r! C# M* X' }" u$ q, G7 X4 P* N      23 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet/ F/ M/ q, P5 G' T
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
% b! |7 ]$ c6 j3 ]       9 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
  i7 n/ t5 T. [               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
5 l) L+ c) K! `# @$ w       9 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet. d4 l. {  E- K) F' U& v  K- h1 n
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
: X" u4 Q! r1 a) i      18 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet; R* I5 a: }. S4 ], v& {8 d% {$ w
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb 5 J% h- P7 }8 Q. w7 C7 Q* @: p
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3 d9 g5 J' y; L( `( KAfternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  ) k7 a1 I) A+ E& P0 W( k  T& s5 h, j
Weather in hex: Severe storms 5 Z: Q2 U/ {/ ~# r7 h
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
0 F; Y& u$ D4 W1 P) Y$ o/ R, r& |Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
% T1 d- w2 g; V2 YJapanese aircraft8 t7 w* }# L3 g% ^. T$ A. r8 `
      A6M2 Zero x 175 d  ?% p9 }( O# T& [( j( z$ [
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 18, }' j- f; Z1 B* k
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 95 Y. L  l5 F: I+ k1 ~8 F  A
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 22
( I% w$ k2 X0 I0 jJapanese aircraft losses! p4 o% e7 Y) R1 G
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged% H3 X8 f+ j! e+ }% H
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 2 damaged - z( g( O; W& c' h4 I
Airbase hits 1
% w+ a; Z; ^( G0 T1 D/ J, y+ AAirbase supply hits 1
2 u/ ]' y7 A) [( X8 A, t# |Runway hits 3
& b) ?' _4 D) N; ?7 o7 {7 ~+ S----------------------------------------------------
. D4 r! P% V  v9 z) D( p8 v) L7 XAfternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  . x8 o+ z; k; ?+ Y
Weather in hex: Severe storms
6 y7 D% A7 o5 @0 g$ k- v) M" V4 gRaid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 6,000 feet.
% h! g6 M6 H! v2 @- B9 q3 |% [Estimated time to target is 4 minutes % @. `$ P" I5 _! ~( n
Japanese aircraft8 k' Z( K$ R+ U
      A6M2 Zero x 17
( [  `$ D. G+ M4 k2 I+ P( d      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 14
' l" g, v& z! o- u% a8 y      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 9
4 k7 Y# P- I* E5 r+ H+ PJapanese aircraft losses
6 a/ f! M; @* E      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 3 damaged
8 O! {1 W+ l/ I      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak
2 ?( p1 M; _+ I; X: F0 f9 H7 KRunway hits 2 - _' ?- ]7 F* i4 E" }
Aircraft Attacking:" E3 G+ b! M- q
      13 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet! l2 J# }' l8 ?* t7 ?3 r
               Airfield Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb) s* m" p0 P/ j/ d9 W
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& r+ L6 b! q- y/ Z# c2 E7 |! zGround combat at Ankang (82,42) & ^& D  i8 D/ R6 H8 E
Japanese Bombardment attack : m" [. N: A! L& Y8 \
Attacking force 61232 troops, 974 guns, 529 vehicles, Assault Value = 1992 ' x7 n, Y! l2 }7 o! p
Defending force 77037 troops, 430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2125
* n( B7 t" r& B( o# q7 PJapanese ground losses:
8 o# T# v$ k4 Z' K$ m      9 casualties reported; w2 B$ a0 p* |$ r) ^0 q1 Q4 a
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled5 P% p1 Q' M" R* k. y: p
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled3 Q$ u. `9 {" t
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
3 T6 f4 _& V# ?4 F. w- kAllied ground losses:% J! U( j& P7 O, G3 |5 }# c
      62 casualties reported' c, k0 c2 ]! C. @
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 12 disabled
9 ]' u7 k$ u" b! b1 _% W& |1 _         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled- z  r; x( E  u) n, h& X3 p% g
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
" d7 H! ]6 ^# e9 o$ b2 y--------------------------------------- 7 M1 z0 ?& n4 N) S
Ground combat at Tarakan (67,91)
5 @% Z0 ^2 J1 E+ s( ]Japanese Shock attack 3 B0 j! J$ P# r* x/ i8 `9 _
Attacking force 4437 troops, 40 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 173
' ]6 n6 P7 f" T* o3 E3 b9 VDefending force 1409 troops, 38 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 16 1 y$ N, g: K8 T& R6 I- Q/ b: N3 ]
Japanese adjusted assault: 107  * K* \/ {: v5 w$ |  _
Allied adjusted defense: 22  # G: d6 h5 y4 R9 i+ I! N
Japanese assault odds: 4 to 1 (fort level 0)  
. Y7 B8 Z, }. O+ a8 nJapanese forces CAPTURE Tarakan !!!
0 U2 [; ~7 ^1 `4 o* _: }6 dCombat modifiers
. P& {9 m% ?8 {4 S2 @5 ]Defender: terrain(+), leaders(-), experience(-)
* Z/ f  V8 }! |* ~2 i1 e' tAttacker: shock(+)
$ o, |  K6 b" W  \2 XJapanese ground losses:# \! J6 ]- ~$ ^- w2 ^! `
      206 casualties reported. a6 J% c2 c* f7 f1 Q
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 25 disabled0 j' z! l% _3 _( F, x" M# }2 ?
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
6 w. g, _) _4 o  j) p* ]         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled - `5 L, b& l5 U  ]- f
Allied ground losses:0 e& @6 M& _8 N. f: @1 ]
      542 casualties reported3 I$ W4 i! ?$ |
         Squads: 14 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 l, t" B& D; f) W5 V) q  o9 d- g         Non Combat: 24 destroyed, 1 disabled% s, A1 v* W8 o! c0 P* r
         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 0 disabled/ n/ N, y# {+ X& n
      Guns lost 25 (25 destroyed, 0 disabled)
0 ^) ^( C0 v5 M0 v# E      Vehicles lost 7 (7 destroyed, 0 disabled)
- R9 J& b- }0 U0 x& |' J  D9 N3 w      Units retreated 3
& a4 r+ O/ h; j3 I6 qDefeated Allied Units Retreating! ( u- T. f+ \3 t( h
Assaulting units:: Z  i4 u: Q. ~) N
    Kure 3rd SNLF+ t* t2 t/ z! k9 `3 u
    I./124th Infantry Battalion
* g* _: A+ Q# l' l9 C! \5 f' W    15th Naval Guard Unit
, l; T! r! m2 Y9 N0 D" b4 @4 T/ S6 e    1st Sasebo SNLF Coy  
+ y+ H0 r. Q  s# _9 mDefending units:, x) `1 |/ c- w9 l$ h7 q
    VII KNIL Battalion$ J: Z% T1 F$ z
    Tarakan Coastal Gun Battalion' B5 ^5 r( W6 W5 X. R
    Tarakan Base Force
( X6 k' u  G: W. B% U2 E$ }-------------------------------------------------
7 |/ p% W3 h4 [. x, |Ground combat at 78,91 (near Davao)
( \+ i$ G9 y8 t, c, }- }' G/ w0 VJapanese Deliberate attack
% E! Y! M* t6 `. t: B9 H' c' CAttacking force 1468 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 61
$ ^' D1 U6 z  N8 ]; o5 a5 |Defending force 107 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 5 ( y7 e. ^: P& L! v, @( N; I* y
Japanese adjusted assault: 56  
' g6 y0 @) [" V1 ^Allied adjusted defense: 1  
, B& Z! u" N8 I- l) F6 [2 A$ qJapanese assault odds: 56 to 1  
# K* [( `& P. k0 T0 w9 h7 `Combat modifiers
/ d/ c) h* A( g& y7 t9 YDefender: op mode(-), experience(-), supply(-)) z* C; u' T8 \0 h' |" E) A
Attacker:  
7 ~9 h7 z( c  UJapanese ground losses:
2 Y& T; g9 q6 H' K: K+ V      42 casualties reported! [3 A/ v. G! o7 g' ]3 h2 }
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 x- Z, C- F. K) ]         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 q$ h, c8 q' ^4 r         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled- v; S, Z3 N5 z! q. E( d" m. x, y  @
      Guns lost 2 (2 destroyed, 0 disabled) ' U& E2 b) O; e% Y  k- P+ l
Allied ground losses:1 B% h0 F; v# o
      65 casualties reported
- E6 A9 c0 U8 `+ [' L0 L         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
+ t: M+ `. P  T, E) C# K         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled5 L1 n' Y6 b) a4 s3 z9 f3 t* s1 A6 s
         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 0 disabled
% J6 z# {6 p$ M3 H      Units destroyed 2 * S& x9 B. Q2 W3 o
Assaulting units:- o0 c, G8 l! Y
    62nd Naval Guard Unit
* p8 q: s1 L6 c7 s6 Z5 hDefending units:5 f; ]1 K  {$ _, o+ [$ Q$ y
    4th Marine Rgt /1
2 U+ Y1 @. p0 B) Y+ X    Cavite USN Base Force /1

wangqifeng

( e! j- \) l. ?# M/ P从旁边过去，登陆损失，应该可以减少，
6 t3 q/ O9 e: B, {% n& @不过2个海警能否轻松搞定很是怀疑，毕竟也是过河突击，外加沼泽地形。
0 D8 d6 x. y! g- i% t! R" R  W本档的日军也休整了不少时间再突击，效果依然很难看，, f; ]8 \) u" X; `% d( h- a
在没有看到恰当的战例前，倾向于认为是当地地 ...# x; s( n1 l1 g* {+ X
zer0 发表于 2014-12-8 23:06

没啥可怀疑的，我每次都这么干的，自从第一次直接登陆损失很大之后

reninhat

那个是日军伞兵第一突击营，一共4个

zer0

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没啥可怀疑的，我每次都这么干的，自从第一次直接登陆损失很大之后
7 x# Y! Y! B! k+ _7 a- L: Pwangqifeng 发表于 2014-12-9 02:12

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哦，谢谢分享信息，以后有机会可以试试。

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那个是日军伞兵第一突击营，一共4个
8 \1 _5 K! t  ]- o! p( rreninhat 发表于 2014-12-9 16:48

& z: p$ i9 S- k/ y8 \2 m0 @# {$ e% V谢谢提醒，回去查了下，发现是开局位于鹿儿岛的第一伞兵突击团，满编38战力，
4 H8 n, A& u' P2 o比一般营级单位27战力大点，号称一个团还是蛮吓唬人的
* @3 I+ j! t' ^% v5 c( Y8 g看来日军是空降突击的缅甸，而不是从北面走过去的，, q1 N: m' n; ]. w$ ]) S, \7 S
和本人用1102日军的经验不同，当天日军没有显示空降攻击，直接占领当地0 l" Y4 k3 d( N  f
本人用1102时，即使空降空城也要突击一下，暴露实力，看来版本变了。

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 06, 42; T! u0 x6 _$ l
日军准备了快半月的爪哇登陆计划被推迟了，兵力又回到了新加坡集结，
: m1 S0 n0 B5 e8 ]. A闲来无事的新加坡空军继续拿巨港撒气。4 _8 s1 l- G* J' B  _
话说KB北上，日军齐聚新加坡，难道日军打算直接先登陆印度？
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  % Q7 }7 N7 N* ]2 M0 I7 ~9 t9 K
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
& \: |: N' \0 W5 L) G+ }Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.2 Y* I8 K. Q" i7 L2 _% O  o% k
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes " k. m1 K7 A% Q
Japanese aircraft
3 h9 T3 I+ V) ^3 ?1 y* s      A6M2 Zero x 344 ]. g/ P5 W2 ?" x
      G3M2 Nell x 31
# A+ T0 }( B8 O1 c; h" |      G4M1 Betty x 26" g  a. V5 v; A0 N- l( ^# K
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 31
/ g6 P. s! }4 i# d' _+ jJapanese aircraft losses
: }* z& O$ ~8 Z2 u# l6 N; N      G3M2 Nell: 11 damaged
9 C5 I' M; k) Z, N& a6 e6 R' T      G4M1 Betty: 6 damaged8 b& o' i4 z- b6 P2 f6 B4 K/ T9 y
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak
/ c0 m! r  T' LAllied ground losses:0 [5 D- U) T# k+ H- x9 L
      31 casualties reported# q7 e& L+ ~8 P+ \) l- ]
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled/ y+ v! L  g+ |# o$ o5 Z$ w/ ~
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled9 X  _+ {7 {) w: O+ h* A$ {9 X
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 3 i0 E# J8 S3 I, k+ M
Airbase hits 3
( C# G! b( Z0 o9 C  Y% }# ]Airbase supply hits 2; B+ \/ s6 [# r. }( p
Runway hits 10
" [1 Y( s- I) e, o5 s% x0 A" S# JAircraft Attacking:' w1 V. u" [8 {/ v) U- h: h$ t
      17 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
% i7 _) b3 w1 D6 X) v' T3 M               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
4 D3 r0 U* I7 i8 B      23 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet$ K& K* {6 T; M: d/ u0 b& i# n
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
& g" O9 A/ J6 e/ [: b  f1 R% K       8 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet5 o" `/ K. f  B/ G) D2 j
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
( Z) j7 @6 M6 n; |6 P% t       8 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet
: r2 m4 [6 ]3 V: `; l* A4 s% W               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb) z! ^+ f* y3 Z6 q2 _6 m
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Afternoon Air attack on NS KNIL Territory Regiment, at 48,91 (Palembang)
2 G. U1 l0 n# s1 V" X" EWeather in hex: Partial cloud
* o7 `0 H, n4 \4 K# [" yRaid spotted at 10 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.6 h! J4 E, w3 s
Estimated time to target is 2 minutes
6 B4 R  B9 r2 E) fJapanese aircraft& k1 K$ F' `+ g9 J+ s" U! {# {
      A6M2 Zero x 180 P1 Q3 n$ \$ e. y  }
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 177 s- e: x' ^3 l
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 21  H$ l1 K+ z1 z* O4 T
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 23 % }- _, k0 [: m. Q8 T& }& V' z
Japanese aircraft losses
8 E2 O* }! \2 K3 y7 a2 P; \$ H1 X      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 5 damaged& M+ ?2 ^/ g! s7 l+ T1 @2 d* y5 H
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak2 t" X, h% H) d5 Y( ~9 U. S
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 6 damaged
0 I$ |+ V$ ?$ TAllied ground losses:7 r5 T; b7 K. ]; u* m% m2 ]
      78 casualties reported5 s( Q2 t* O* q5 _
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
0 v# c/ A# W' z1 `( H         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled. l+ p4 U# Q# S2 x# C
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ( y0 |2 r7 ^' V* \9 q
Aircraft Attacking:
3 b  _6 V% ?9 |" u% A  K3 b      17 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet* f3 ?+ m- n: X& T1 q1 p
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb+ E* X# G! B* U% D! e
      23 x Ki-48-Ib Lily bombing from 6000 feet3 l( z8 J1 |" b. H
               Ground Attack:  4 x 100 kg GP Bomb$ F% o9 U6 n/ @
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) J  B7 ]' Z7 s. o1 S. F! z% b9 C& vAfternoon Air attack on Korps Marechausee Battalion, at 48,91 (Palembang)
6 I: a6 I: z7 EWeather in hex: Partial cloud
* F! G* J! j7 ARaid spotted at 4 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
1 o6 X/ q) ]/ j& I, v+ v5 f* H$ ~Estimated time to target is 1 minutes
6 Z6 o$ m" @! ]3 T' c6 p7 ?. DJapanese aircraft
# B5 h  ^, a( ]6 ?$ J      A6M2 Zero x 17
- P( J( I0 u1 e0 i9 v      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 13 , K* n$ G8 V. H
Japanese aircraft losses
( I( r  w/ S3 i1 o& ]8 ^+ r      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged 5 Z  c3 L7 @, a4 a9 E
Allied ground losses:
% T1 {$ y; a& P6 b; b+ I      88 casualties reported
1 S7 ~" K5 a8 f8 z7 Z. z* V         Squads: 1 destroyed, 6 disabled) s8 @; b% s: n( j
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled% N- N: A  p7 C- {
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ) U* g( h1 C2 L! y% H% y, g
Aircraft Attacking:, O8 f. D# W2 ?! S% S. f; v
      13 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet5 E! U7 Y' i* |! t& e
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
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. V* z+ Y# C7 O* b6 L  vAfternoon Air attack on West Sumatra Base Force, at 48,91 (Palembang) * ~5 a7 ~3 ?9 v9 n, D+ E* ~
Weather in hex: Partial cloud ) t2 v: ~2 `9 b# r
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.% n" f- l9 w/ }
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes
  N* @! M; M& s' \2 dJapanese aircraft! x: B3 E! \. g9 e" e9 n
      A6M2 Zero x 24
5 T& m! s2 Z( ~$ Z% W+ b" Y      G4M1 Betty x 186 R% b3 Z! f3 x& V' U, ~
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 21
% T, L& p7 f2 I2 rJapanese aircraft losses7 C- V8 o& |2 s/ i! k5 ~
      G4M1 Betty: 2 damaged7 B( R  R% C" |! b+ k/ E, N
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak
) c# _* r9 ]) F+ W* M2 CAllied ground losses:
7 N' L$ w% C" f      68 casualties reported
9 ]  `9 Z% V6 H" w) _' q) ]         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
  _' Y0 b: W* Y$ |: e6 l7 J         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 12 disabled
5 W% Y5 S( x/ V/ {* \         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled * F6 n3 ?: U; K  W/ t5 T' K1 e
Aircraft Attacking:# y/ g- V4 b7 w7 H( Y& P- N
      18 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet5 @" P2 y5 \1 I  l$ z
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb" v2 ?5 J7 q' e! o) Y: D  e
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Ground combat at Ankang (82,42)
" ]  v! G+ W$ `# b' x! N2 W4 hJapanese Bombardment attack 7 I" d* Y( e/ g, I( N$ p
Attacking force 61227 troops, 974 guns, 529 vehicles, Assault Value = 1991
% Q# t# z* h; d3 d+ k) [Defending force 77072 troops, 430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2125
: Y; Z6 A1 T2 F0 d7 J' O6 y, HJapanese ground losses:/ J! U8 P, @! y
      9 casualties reported. p: B$ D7 r/ a0 R
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
6 I& T& j) S0 [  x2 Q3 K7 K         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled# T' ^5 a# _8 U! P4 i, k
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
% @0 }& E9 @, V# d& K; S* k2 jAllied ground losses:
+ |% b6 E4 ]" n$ N) g      90 casualties reported5 z1 }6 a$ `+ M/ L! c& a6 u% u
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled
, |" W7 Y' v; ]5 I( P* z, L1 |         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled& q; N6 ~2 T' `
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled+ L5 |3 e/ f( c/ r; y
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Ground combat at Singkawang (56,88) ! \# m3 |' x* ]5 n; Z
Japanese Bombardment attack
( T* o1 h# U5 A  S) h3 ^$ JAttacking force 1065 troops, 127 guns, 15 vehicles, Assault Value = 62
$ n( w7 c3 ]4 a$ Q  `: U7 b! @Defending force 1535 troops, 10 guns, 3 vehicles, Assault Value = 38 7 t$ A; w2 M7 p
Allied ground losses:
* s$ Q! c& I' P1 s# D7 x, h. k      22 casualties reported" J+ j/ ]2 {! @9 g7 E4 g: t
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled4 D% l" g3 a: `3 M8 I
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled, ~% m" w! Y) P0 E3 ~( `8 i; @3 I
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled # C4 y( [. T6 c- I: x: |
Assaulting units:2 V8 `5 L' k4 {( m
    22nd Recon Regiment! t; U8 ^# ?, P! n. c
    18th Mountain Gun Regiment( F+ N4 Z2 w5 c9 A4 d# v  I
    1st RF Gun Battalion
; z& w, C: g5 V' N& m4 N    5th Mortar Battalion
" C0 v/ J/ d6 y* ^1 }. d  H    3rd Mortar Battalion5 s1 |1 U$ ^8 k  ^3 j9 U' X
    12th JAAF Base Force
/ y* u. q- t, `; u2 s    22nd JAAF AF Bn  
) U* J, [1 ]) CDefending units:
' y- C, R, J, D: f5 X( f4 }    West Borneo KNIL Battalion; I* F# e; s! S
    North Borneo Base Force
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Ground combat at Singkep (49,87)
" S  q6 p- }( [  ], h/ PJapanese Shock attack 8 v$ k* U) D! {
Attacking force 1433 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 58 # [8 z( N$ ^. W4 R% z
Defending force 177 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9 & g3 z; p# h6 a
Japanese adjusted assault: 54  9 y# B( p% U$ _# v  g; i- b$ U4 o+ c
Allied adjusted defense: 1  / B' Y& h. p- d5 L% H
Japanese assault odds: 54 to 1 (fort level 0)  
- h: E, w1 Y$ x. H! C) eJapanese forces CAPTURE Singkep !!! 5 r+ U% l3 v6 ^% |) t9 K( {
Combat modifiers
0 D0 t& x/ X4 I" Q- E% k) j- y4 |Defender: terrain(+), op mode(-), leaders(+), fatigue(-), morale(-)
/ r7 M, z& F% G+ H: J experience(-)
# W# e" K- r: s. |6 s/ zAttacker: shock(+), leaders(-)
" V5 t; d$ z( e  L0 aAllied ground losses:
% g" M3 K  s) F8 F: o      151 casualties reported
* i2 p* t/ e& u8 F5 E         Squads: 6 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 Y" ~# _& v" h6 h         Non Combat: 7 destroyed, 0 disabled1 X; [1 p/ q% x3 A, t  |8 [/ N3 d
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
  k# S1 L/ w  V4 r4 R      Units destroyed 1
8 C3 S5 g5 }5 p3 H- PAssaulting units:
7 O) N5 ]; r3 g    91st Naval Guard Unit
% c  ]/ L4 t: c/ h( g9 K, {Defending units:
. v/ ]$ r5 B% u* R8 g* l    Riouw KNIL Battalion

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 07, 423 |) Q% c7 Z8 J( R( c
一队在新加坡附近游荡的ML编队被IJN抓住，并痛扁一顿送入海底，应该提前撤回来的。
% |' o8 |8 q. v) _! [" M闲来无事的新加坡空军继续攻击巨港，荷兰战斗机训练了几个月，无所事事。
2 V; Z; G8 S6 i9 w/ w2 n5 m2 [1 I已经下令去巨港附近打游击了，看明天能否有所收获。
$ [; U5 O0 |5 ~5 g9 t. p为了北上进入马六甲海峡去拦截KB，当天ss强行通过新加坡，顺便击沉了当地一艘布雷舰。 ; Z. E. s  }/ s/ |/ i
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9 g: @+ y( ]# z0 kNight Time Surface Combat, near Tandjoengpinang at 50,85, Range 10,000 Yards
  M& J8 H, v5 M) ^: O. {: WJapanese Ships; _3 p5 n% k3 x2 ~9 y% ]
      CL Nagara
7 \$ T' O1 j6 n5 [6 K, m      CL Abukuma- S/ U  k# G0 [# a( Q" _) @
      DD Yugiri
7 d: Q: E( R* T7 |      DD Amagiri
9 j* G- w4 O. I3 Y      DD Satsuki
7 |3 Z+ V' F6 J9 D1 Y      DD Minazuki
. q) j2 ?9 u) l, G$ h& P' M9 `      DD Fumizuki
5 S5 S* S9 F* B3 y; N      DD Nagatsuki: `' H! d% r9 V0 r- d
      DD Tachikaze   f: w6 G; }+ P% ^4 y+ S
Allied Ships& w+ h3 L/ F, A  v
      ML No. 310, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
/ R, M% e' h, ?      ML No. 311, Shell hits 2, and is sunk+ ~/ Y( f, Q( G+ O- e4 l! H) X' _
      ML No. 362, Shell hits 3, and is sunk! ?9 G- j2 h8 m
      ML No. 363, Shell hits 4, and is sunk
0 D2 ]% a, O. d      ML No. 432, Shell hits 3, and is sunk6 v# p3 j: O. H+ S& M
      ML No. 423, Shell hits 1, and is sunk- I* J0 o! |! E1 p/ ^8 O
      HDML Pahalwan, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
7 v+ y/ f0 R. T7 H5 h; X7 K6 z8 u      HDML Panglima, Shell hits 2, and is sunk
! r* d" ?; j+ e2 h" W# E      HDML Pennigat, Shell hits 1, and is sunk. h/ ]9 f9 {- c/ }' q$ V5 Z0 k, S
      HDML Panji, Shell hits 1, and is sunk% Y7 I8 E$ A; p) Z  Z9 l9 S5 d
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ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84 . l& s0 M6 ~8 [
Japanese Ships- Y* w6 p2 z4 m( q
      CA Chokai; v3 Y' E4 [5 @, z  o! D: g
      CA Takao# r) G/ @4 w' @: G) ~( @& i
      CL Kuma
3 v9 ]+ C& v8 }5 F3 g% d      DD Michishio
; Z" E) m/ t% B7 [% c      DD Oshio
8 f% k: _* X4 t; ~. J; {5 |      DD Hagikaze
9 y. ?& G  `$ c      DD Ikazuchi
* u: `/ I, i3 A! l8 t, {) }      DD Akatsuki; O' Q. x; h8 {# T; L
      DD Asagumo 2 z% s) B  P. R) i
Allied Ships$ l: `9 [% u1 O* Y
      SS O23, hits 1
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7 Y* i0 ^, J( R1 C8 G3 PASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
7 X1 f' D% R; ], s' WJapanese Ships
& S: ]  Y6 J3 f      CA Chokai
. v& A( `; b; b      CA Takao# r4 w- a+ p# u1 i' j
      CL Kuma
, Y$ U2 Y/ t, P$ i      DD Michishio7 \0 @& {5 F8 L: f0 h6 ]
      DD Oshio3 U1 S  h9 B6 o6 X& s
      DD Hagikaze. {1 k: R9 {+ \0 _  P
      DD Ikazuchi
! y% q/ t7 J/ T1 P# \      DD Akatsuki2 K( C8 j, M/ l- U& Z* g6 G
      DD Asagumo , h5 Y  w: f$ v( K) \- l
Allied Ships# b  p2 p$ D5 b! L/ D
      SS O21
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Afternoon Air attack on Palembang , at 48,91  
% B! E4 y. T1 |* ~* _Weather in hex: Overcast
( G' I4 K1 X$ x6 ]0 G1 oRaid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.9 Z; X- ^9 h, U2 o( w2 A
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
) _  o/ ~8 F, m2 TJapanese aircraft7 [+ p0 C7 s) P1 v& s2 W
      A6M2 Zero x 28
4 P" L: ~7 y' a      G3M2 Nell x 30
# w7 _4 y) A3 u  _      G4M1 Betty x 18
4 `# a' P& j, `1 g7 q      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 34
3 }! X& W; L: F' C) lJapanese aircraft losses; v: s: N  \3 _  h. m4 V1 K
      G3M2 Nell: 13 damaged
4 l+ t: V& Q0 Z4 _  r      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged
. u7 c: ?5 l! g7 P4 p  hAllied ground losses:: K) F0 i% l, L1 C
      56 casualties reported
9 P7 Y' ?) G8 Z- h* s, Q7 ?8 L& M" B         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled# P$ o* m' e3 q6 z
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled
+ U' O3 r2 M' \( B8 S  t! ~0 U/ X         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled " A/ s6 {( e% e/ Q+ [) _
Airbase hits 3' F* _. W! E  f/ k# s
Airbase supply hits 2
4 ~1 A+ c" ]4 e# {  wRunway hits 17& l. `  J- X6 v( X" I
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, s4 ~3 Y" u' q& {+ L+ IAfternoon Air attack on WS KNIL Territory Regiment, at 48,91 (Palembang) + k, Y" a5 _8 Z. n& G3 B" \: b
Weather in hex: Overcast 9 h: Z0 D3 P, Y7 Q" `
Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet." D. I) t0 A5 r0 `' S$ Q5 L4 }6 p
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes / n9 n7 i) u, f2 E+ g, S
Japanese aircraft
7 h; \4 }! h  k/ ?      A6M2 Zero x 14' y" J+ V) ^& P
      G4M1 Betty x 7* J/ R8 u7 N" K
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 12
9 D5 e7 X2 b) K- @% G& T0 ^; D4 ^! @Japanese aircraft losses! b4 A; t* {" [% {
      G4M1 Betty: 4 damaged
4 {& Z0 a+ `; q8 e2 KAllied ground losses:
, p$ p+ A6 C) @, d, c* B* d) k' V      5 casualties reported' q- ]7 @2 Z2 d$ K+ F* J  G
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled3 w7 \  L/ q. m0 H- j
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled( @1 B, W0 H2 I8 w2 q4 \, U) ^& S- L; V4 l
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
- z, _- |  b- L* [  o9 Z1 `& iAircraft Attacking:7 v) P& b, K  i, G2 K+ x6 }2 `
       7 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet  V) g' z" |6 K5 x( a
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb% a+ M# h8 Z2 {  |
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Afternoon Air attack on NS KNIL Territory Regiment, at 48,91 (Palembang) ) F0 E7 I  ?# b8 v! [
Weather in hex: Overcast - K0 U  `% B* x. d$ D% i
Raid spotted at 10 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.+ g; Y; ^- O; P% x# i
Estimated time to target is 2 minutes # l, q$ z. G% t* l* J
Japanese aircraft% A. F2 N2 w* \$ c
      A6M2 Zero x 7
/ g! Y4 C* e* i, C3 r; C: o& N      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 15; n6 j" z  G8 O% u) {
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 12
( _% e5 }8 g6 L9 ~# X' e# F      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 21
% \1 L- A+ N, ZJapanese aircraft losses
  S' Y  l/ ^1 y: Z      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 5 damaged" p  Q1 y7 k4 _! ?( ?
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 3 damaged8 r0 U8 B3 E$ M3 w/ q; S2 |
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 destroyed by flak * U! l0 K8 n! f% ^
Allied ground losses:
" W( `5 K! \" r, C+ Q      64 casualties reported
' U- b6 @: Q/ X' g! o) C" W         Squads: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled
% Z$ }' U- u0 }& Q5 A9 u4 K         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled# o  |$ P, b% l4 o& W6 r" f4 r7 ^
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ! B4 c4 S* j4 S
Aircraft Attacking:$ C. Z4 \( N' x, w: a& Q
      15 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet$ H" k' A1 J3 q- p4 M. ~" q
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
. A7 z* b/ K, m5 H      21 x Ki-48-Ib Lily bombing from 6000 feet
, T- r) Q3 X' H* k/ u1 L$ k               Ground Attack:  4 x 100 kg GP Bomb+ U* h7 j# V6 X* ]
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1 A7 g/ \+ I9 o( t+ sAfternoon Air attack on Palembang Base Force, at 48,91 (Palembang)
6 P5 @3 T0 C0 ]0 Z% pWeather in hex: Overcast , O' L$ L' q: D' U0 H
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.$ b0 V* A9 p) z8 [  R
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
; }% g" |! o& S9 W0 U& q; e& A$ QJapanese aircraft# E1 e  H, e/ k" h8 d
      A6M2 Zero x 17) ?6 N6 ]) n" l5 K
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 12
. i: t( M1 I6 O2 j0 j) ^      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 21 + q. ^) P3 L2 s( _2 Q
Japanese aircraft losses; q) p7 s/ j+ z% v; Z2 Y# _
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged
9 W" y) L9 c- K% ], V2 c0 T/ ZAircraft Attacking:6 `/ N  w9 b. X( r/ x# i6 o
      12 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet' E  j, m# A9 s7 ~! v; s
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
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Afternoon Air attack on Zuid KNIL Battalion, at 48,91 (Palembang) . U, V4 t  y" A5 M" n- }
Weather in hex: Overcast ) Q) G  Y1 q0 W6 _# x  [8 I( h$ Z' k
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
5 f4 c& Q; K- c8 A' bEstimated time to target is 7 minutes
# \( Z! u' E& b9 ZJapanese aircraft) E; ]& v  E! S
      A6M2 Zero x 12
$ h! G$ E+ W! E3 I( t      G4M1 Betty x 17
7 B+ a+ U) J- ?Japanese aircraft losses
) a; q& L& c: q- M" e# N2 ~: v" H      G4M1 Betty: 5 damaged
# R/ w# K# R# Z# @5 W      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak 2 w; z# y. m0 F1 f! ~- E
Allied ground losses:
* `# E1 m# ]$ O) J      38 casualties reported6 f* Z, {' n7 V3 I" D: z# A
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled3 G$ y* N  o! s$ Q
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 6 disabled. ~8 n7 L% W- Q) I! q4 \, U! o
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
) u9 X: O3 e; f0 KAircraft Attacking:
7 v* P1 m* g6 T* {, r1 X) _& A5 ]      17 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
- \) ^% M) ^3 u/ W* N' O               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb & O8 u! `& X$ R
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9 Y1 _6 A7 p* E" m5 L& {ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
) [5 u& s3 m, s5 |6 sJapanese Ships* V% Q) P- {4 \+ l8 K
      SC Ch 2" g* \+ o* j4 m- s3 y. }. c$ I
      SC Ch 1
8 N8 n( S2 Z& I, H& s      AMC Kiyosumi Maru
# T% Y$ I& Z4 I' w$ d# A0 J, s, d      AMC Awata Maru% V" n; v2 i6 {4 ~/ C) W; ^
      AMC Asaka Maru
- H5 j7 }0 s8 D; h      xAP Naminoue Maru
* N& V% n. v9 a& @$ i      xAK Kokai Maru7 I  I. Y  Q/ W3 j7 {: t
      xAK Keisyo Maru
3 n% R5 [+ W$ ?: F* j      xAK Sydney Maru
/ E7 V- ]& M. I5 s3 U# S      xAKL Tokuwa Maru9 C* }, v' g% M" f8 b, r2 }0 M! o. A
      xAKL Unyo Maru+ ~; j/ v" x3 r, ~; z' s  b
      PB Shinko Maru #3, p/ ?* \" d+ d& `  e8 q
      PB Santo Maru
- R- _7 W9 `# L/ @( k5 x$ L, c0 Q      PB Heiei Maru #7 + ]' x1 }$ ?, X2 x
Allied Ships8 ?9 T. `" _% Y- h5 R, _
      SS O21, hits 11 k) O( t6 l) s( q
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ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
* y- h" f, ]9 r, d* F. E+ X: bJapanese Ships8 `1 {; n4 v& g. a5 v" D
      SC Ch 2
7 M' A+ {( g. R: ]  ~" }4 Q. Q' v7 L      SC Ch 1
1 @0 N3 R9 U9 Z5 q& L# [  w. a% S# b7 l      AMC Kiyosumi Maru
9 `/ z) ^5 i8 s4 n9 }' D      AMC Awata Maru
! z1 G2 C  m$ b* e; c      AMC Asaka Maru
0 A# [, R2 e; A) C( K. g8 {$ o      xAP Naminoue Maru
3 y- q( I5 `# Q; _2 n      xAK Kokai Maru+ X  h$ l) {4 T9 Q* M
      xAK Keisyo Maru4 p7 H0 Z+ j3 n
      xAK Sydney Maru% P6 [$ [8 b6 F
      xAKL Tokuwa Maru
  }/ M7 y, J; e. s/ t8 M7 v- M5 O      xAKL Unyo Maru( R2 G- i/ Y, ?6 _7 v2 i
      PB Shinko Maru #3$ {* N3 ]# M0 [; c& X
      PB Santo Maru
! s% r3 u3 q* U9 y  u      PB Heiei Maru #7 2 V; H( P+ u; j: C" E( V! m
Allied Ships- P1 n4 i; L* y. F' R: ^
      SS O21# [2 Y: n* Y2 \3 ]! \
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ASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
8 N1 Z! z, Z) @' x# `+ s* }# g& LJapanese Ships
& j, l& y- l0 F/ w) C' `) @; a      SC CHa-1
4 n% R$ _" x0 W1 Q7 \- s  M. t      SC Ch 26 2 J+ o( p; i/ [  H, }
Allied Ships+ T" N) Z/ n4 T9 Q1 k
      SS O21" |+ Y. B% E% [5 G( {# ?
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5 U6 f" b9 y! x- e( JASW attack near Singapore  at 50,84
6 u' v$ B" s# l$ x' V9 q0 M9 a. BJapanese Ships
8 d8 S4 w8 p% Y1 ^7 s4 P6 |, X      CM Shirataka, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage
4 Y" ?4 s) f3 G; f      CM Wakataka+ a+ z5 q( O$ G2 \& _
      CM Tsubame" m- v' H: v* m2 L
      CMc Katashima
3 y" J* n3 {$ |% J. D& z      PB Tokati Maru" B" V& i" B# w% u
      PB Shinkyo Maru
( R7 y* K. ^/ I/ z7 J2 pAllied Ships
3 H4 f3 s# E* w6 S9 C! |' D0 |      SS O21
0 H7 p0 x8 w( }0 E$ W5 pSS O21 launches 4 torpedoes at CM Shirataka* n; n0 z2 ^4 X
PB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...; s4 W9 S. ]4 M/ r/ k8 X! J
PB Shinkyo Maru fails to find sub and abandons search
, R7 c0 h6 p" M* W8 gPB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...
& U! w* c- j! r1 C3 qPB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...
5 g8 [9 W7 ~4 q5 \# DPB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search...
8 J6 L# W% I7 H  e, n9 `4 o( xPB Tokati Maru fails to find sub, continues to search..., i8 E0 @8 E/ @% j: F$ l
Escort abandons search for sub
, ~* ?5 _% Y* c! Y5 s& ?--------------------------------------------------------------- 1 c& X5 j; j3 \) h3 o! V
Ground combat at Ankang (82,42) / D4 w5 c, |$ k, P$ a6 l1 f
Japanese Bombardment attack ; a/ t( \% m' i, _' _- \% I9 J
Attacking force 61277 troops, 974 guns, 529 vehicles, Assault Value = 1997
9 G$ @/ |0 o2 f) B  s' nDefending force 77099 troops, 430 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2123 + M# x+ ~- @$ Q* u, Q& q+ a- w7 q! V
Japanese ground losses:, x' Y2 }3 {. V; p
      23 casualties reported
) {" s. o7 [$ P" m         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled5 W2 M! J3 S6 c$ B( j& j
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled# e2 B2 q. Y% b( X& z
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
; U* J* f: q1 P0 D( E  W! v# SAllied ground losses:
8 R  G/ A' J, m' i      92 casualties reported
& g( s' g& B' c1 `3 p1 J         Squads: 1 destroyed, 8 disabled
3 x5 h8 ^, L; v8 E8 h6 g         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled( k% X7 }4 M  M/ {5 T
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled. D3 ^2 L7 ^1 d: k/ E- J
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Ground combat at Singkawang (56,88) ( [0 Y  j* e5 ^7 g
Japanese Bombardment attack
5 i$ U5 }8 Q" A) |/ U/ I) B2 Y7 sAttacking force 1065 troops, 127 guns, 15 vehicles, Assault Value = 62 ) V& c+ C; n* ~' O. z2 q
Defending force 1529 troops, 10 guns, 3 vehicles, Assault Value = 36
/ M; G( r- J1 I* }4 e7 [Allied ground losses:
+ ]4 V" Y& H: l( Z+ O. `, a      10 casualties reported
1 I& }% ]: o1 j& [( K: w7 `+ i         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
7 I5 a! E! `- v6 Z/ `- u$ H         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled" _3 a/ \0 h( Q* K5 U
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 9 `' R' U9 R2 _( i
Assaulting units:
& A2 E! ~- \. j4 O1 \' g    22nd Recon Regiment
: A) E& S& A! e9 U: ?& t    1st RF Gun Battalion, t/ X) j& G" s; {1 R- X7 n/ x
    5th Mortar Battalion
+ z* o" u& Q+ K% r$ R* T1 V4 g  h! U    12th JAAF Base Force5 ?$ S+ g& [5 C  g7 d
    18th Mountain Gun Regiment
6 b! E& r6 N7 l9 w( F    3rd Mortar Battalion) m2 \$ o+ R8 n1 {: j
    22nd JAAF AF Bn  " Y5 o0 O4 p! @: d& l
Defending units:
* R0 e2 ~% l# r( X& _% x1 x    West Borneo KNIL Battalion
8 ~& l" j. a; q9 j) }7 f" S    North Borneo Base Force

zer0

日军又莫名其妙的占领了曼德拉，难道又是无声无息的空降？
3 p" O, s/ J" _1 O4 B$ e菜花透露当地没有日军（假定菜花没忽悠我），盟军3个团就在隔壁，为啥将曼德拉自动判给日军？8 }( w3 f! h& M! D! u/ x2 S
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另一个问题是关于自动TOE升级，澳大利亚的几个装甲团TOE早就可以升级了，HQ也就在当地7 G7 y* h8 J* c# h3 q
补给也够，一直就没升级，不知道问题在哪？; z8 ?" b2 G2 H2 P! A

zer0

缅甸地区出现的空降兵，很可能表明对方并没有大规模北上，. M( i# c, e. a* k: ?6 u
而南部地区的日军也有打算直接过河的迹象，北方很可能只是虚晃一枪; T4 k& J. D/ A
好在当时有3个团的预备队，可以北上机动防御，南部防守的部队基本没有动- O9 R% E2 R& R- \4 R
如果日军以为缅甸盟军已经北上，再次过河很可能又是一场灾难，4 v+ A0 D: ^) X% }
不过这次日军将攻打新加坡的部分兵力北上，准备一起过河，, U1 I- E+ j( @0 i/ e6 B
面对增强后的日军，能否挡住目前还是个未知数。
: q# u& ~5 m& B) j! A$ E3 O' X个人感觉日军在缅甸兵力过于分散了，集结兵力一个方向行动也许更有利
, e2 j* _! b6 s( L' L6 D& i不过这也算各玩家的指挥风格吧，还是让结果说话吧。