zer0

死拼的盟军不可能让日军占到压倒性优势。初期这点家当集中起来不是盖的
! Z9 T! Y% W, s. J" I4 Egodkiller 发表于 2014-10-9 08:34

/ n: Z  k) t; U) K2 d* s如果cv前期对决，58能大破kb，那可以拦住日军的步伐，
6 m4 F4 S+ s  A5 [如果58喂鱼，那就是日军满地图撒欢到44年的局面了。。。。

zer0

话说 日本轻母编队的飞机也太少了点 都没满载吗1 k# h9 I3 l. ^9 P
塔萨法隆加 发表于 2014-10-9 10:47

! Y; Z) @; f- N; N7 t+ M# f估计是菜花没有扩编，太急着去拦截58了对mini也有点太自信了。2 j! i5 o% K2 b
前期021产量和库存吃紧也是部分原因。。。

zer0

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( d' B; Y/ a( n8 GAFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 20, 41
' t( k) Q' X, }" }: _9 n菲律宾的pt和香港回撤的mtb 居然打出了战果，意外的收获啊。。( g' @& _4 u+ _' D/ J& r
这个编队当天还遇到一个更大的机会，却白白放过了，看来前线指挥官见好就收了。
8 ]$ }" S5 x6 D; |7 }5 u8 C% e克拉克机场又遭炸平，，基本已经没啥大用了，
9 f' a, `5 c. _/ U; \再加上战斗机库存少，且飞行队大多不能改属，菲律宾也快进入挖洞躲炸弹的阶段了。: C1 _! u3 v/ V$ e0 }. @
乘着日军在南洋调整策略的绝佳机会，马来和菲律宾的dd编队，继续突击日军机场。
  C# {1 y; v, p* k) E话说相比中文版，dd炮击的威力下降了不少啊。。。。
0 l1 o7 ~5 z, d1 `83军也成了国军第一个回炉的部队。。。 $ p# w$ `5 Q; B1 q, T1 [7 l
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Laoag at 81,72, Range 1,000 Yards 8 S6 K0 a4 `3 r' F) I
Japanese Ships* W" T5 u( s$ p
      PB Kyo Maru #2+ O5 m$ N2 b: W2 b) q% W$ s& [
      PB Shonan Maru #1, Shell hits 14,  on fire
8 G6 y6 n. O( [2 w      xAK Malta Maru, Shell hits 4, Torpedo hits 3, and is sunk. b4 f3 o( X4 F- w  |4 k/ d/ a
      xAK Ryuzin Maru, Shell hits 4, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage
' U) j5 l8 O% i6 \& @+ c/ f% f& y- T3 c      xAK Reiyo Maru; o6 q0 ]  E8 S5 j, [4 h5 @( ~! P. G* y
      xAKL Gyoun Maru, Shell hits 4
, |- e2 a8 v. |; AAllied Ships
! q& W0 L8 }1 S8 j6 F1 N( ^; x      PT-31  \# f3 t7 ~! Q# \" D# [
      PT-32
8 H  v% _: X9 F4 R) V6 m0 e      PT-334 a/ M/ {, s+ }9 k2 S
      PT-35  L3 Y4 W; p' U/ a% U' q8 N
      PT-41
% F/ w1 Y" N7 n0 j- |  @9 h" B      PT Q-111( x2 ?3 u/ ~' m. _! w- ?0 y
      PT Q-112$ H8 Z0 y* k8 F" B
      MTB 75 r1 ]$ Q' a+ R  U2 j6 t2 F
      MTB 8/ x& ?- o! a5 {- t8 \5 j3 U6 i0 E
      MTB 9
" Z; v, ^  b" Y  |      MTB 10. s; e  _, \9 s' I) e
      MTB 11
7 J* B' ?% m3 ]- j. c1 E1 b      MTB 12" \1 m+ [7 r" f6 ]
      MTB 26
# s3 X9 r7 I3 A# z8 r2 c      MTB 27 5 D6 W0 z  S  b$ y% ~% B
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' J; ]) A& J# \# XNight Time Surface Combat, near Kota Bharu at 51,75, Range 5,000 Yards * j; [, t+ @7 @; W0 Z
Japanese Ships
' u1 t( A2 E" w4 U1 I0 y3 f      CL Kashii, Shell hits 1
5 ?$ w: ?1 b& w; U" @% v      CL Isuzu
9 B, O5 {% h- a      DD Maikaze) Q) e2 B! a' s5 b. P1 v3 L7 I
      DD Nowaki, Shell hits 5   @, Q1 n, J3 z+ T/ e  F$ @% r
Allied Ships- J" c7 C7 l& s8 H
      DD Bulmer
% ^. j" v5 o, R. w8 f      DD Paul Jones
: @& X4 c! E: [7 ~( I1 [      DD Peary
; k5 \' ]; Q5 z! p+ E      DD Pillsbury6 C' ~/ \8 c# Y" c; e) m. ~
      DD Stewart, Shell hits 1,  on fire
" v  i7 O$ c+ F3 E--------------------------------------------------------------------------------: U* N: T# W) P" b$ ^
Day Time Surface Combat, near Laoag at 81,72, Range 18,000 Yards / S5 F5 D, t- ~) c8 `4 h4 I) n+ ^
Japanese Ships
7 ^8 P5 t+ x, @) V" b( _& O6 k" F      PB Chitose Maru0 p4 N6 P6 ]- x+ H3 M* i, [0 e
      xAK Yamagiri Maru8 F% {, m9 R2 @2 Q; W' ?1 _" `
      xAK Yamahagi Maru
& w' U/ b5 K' O- h# h      xAK Tonan Maru( o/ p9 r, Q/ M5 B5 z0 n$ }( `
      xAK Mikage Maru4 h1 A$ R6 l/ ?: h
      xAK Kikukawa Maru
" L% v1 B4 T. ^      xAK Senko Maru
5 D9 ], W' v9 s- J5 G      xAK Ishikari Maru2 y( V$ j3 W( u. {$ [6 j  m
      xAK Hankow Maru* |' P/ h! p/ A' T- z# y( M# @
      xAK Amagi Maru3 L3 _3 q8 F  S6 a" x
      xAK Akagane Maru
, \  x$ `7 }. x4 d+ n7 U      xAK Taiko Maru" q1 v; }; r7 R" A& r2 k
      xAK Kinkai Maru
! M4 Y, T( o6 B+ E0 t  d/ }      xAK Ume Maru$ }, N! N! a% N; c
      xAK Anzan Maru
! j' ~$ Z6 R6 i% H1 y      xAK Yoneyama Maru
, [- I! ?0 i7 e' P. e  H      xAK Kokuryu Maru
6 H6 u- O# F5 o6 g      xAK Azuchi Maru5 D$ T/ E: _! }$ O# r
      xAK Banshu Maru; o9 R% v7 m( ~4 D/ @2 a! w8 S
      xAK Bingo Maru1 k. |  A: d% q. e0 ~, z
      xAK Shikano Maru2 |' G- h2 F( i3 W5 s% H! B
      xAK Toyu Maru
  H7 _; v# S4 r  G: B2 Z      xAKL Unyo Maru+ K% _4 O! o% ~; J  o1 z  ^* }
      xAKL Zuiho Maru. B2 ?6 E& @. B" ]& b
      xAKL Kensho Maru4 }( t2 M. H0 \% P
      xAKL Shinrei Maru5 C( e) m% k7 L# y& U( S
      xAK Oyashima Maru; `* r3 u7 x- G  A
      xAKL Tokuwa Maru% _6 {% T- d1 y+ L+ g
      xAK Hirota Maru
! r* `. m" P6 Z. l% Z/ e      xAKL Bunzan Maru
- n, M, i9 R* p5 V  c/ |  q      PB Yamahagi Maru #3
8 y+ t; Z5 J+ T9 c; W0 I      PB Kinsyo Maru #4, a% \5 d6 ?6 O, C- F% o6 F
      PB Tonon Maru, I# G0 Q! C' C0 p
      PB Mikitade Maru : R# T2 B, l1 t( f
Allied Ships
" x2 J1 d6 W- p' C, y  b      PT-31' O1 |% T# c, t
      PT-32, u+ {) H: c! q
      PT-33
! H" ^& G+ @. v6 [      PT-35+ F: j9 l7 S5 \7 X6 p
      PT-41
2 A. P8 `  ], j' M! m( E" P      PT Q-1111 I, b# _/ V3 |8 W+ x8 {. i
      PT Q-112
) _+ b, d* r# I' r6 X      MTB 7
4 W( G- ?, Y- G# L! K$ F6 a% Y      MTB 8
( D; v7 q" \/ w; g, U; m+ S      MTB 9
# x0 G, r1 M# L+ c3 f. O, B      MTB 10
. M5 ?6 q4 y& S. E+ i, ~      MTB 11! k' O# k: G0 X; i9 L
      MTB 12
& C) z4 @/ e8 g0 ^/ u2 h  Y      MTB 26
9 Z0 }8 K6 r8 o8 E      MTB 27
% w( _3 s2 Y) n1 @: qMaximum visibility in Partly Cloudy Conditions: 28,000 yards2 y0 q9 U3 R$ Q5 B: y/ c3 ^' I
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 18,000 yards
1 C, @6 {! h7 ]) W1 e* N1 S) y7 ]Japanese TF attempts to evade combat" g- F2 j' H5 r
Range increases to 18,000 yards...6 M& ?5 ~1 W$ U. c7 K; Y
Japanese Transport TF evades combat ' S( A4 t2 l+ p8 _1 M
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& g  F- _% B" u' |6 X/ A' x9 t" {Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
$ f& |* S7 k2 o! }0 ?8 YWeather in hex: Severe storms
/ [, _0 V$ W# y" o# SRaid detected at 47 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.+ {) f* q- r  q% v
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes
& ~$ A* w: F: k6 A( l7 ~Japanese aircraft  _5 r5 t/ x9 D) W/ f) k# V- f
      A6M2 Zero x 19
7 N3 ?! N" g6 R0 b' _% M8 U% n0 RNo Japanese losses
; Y4 n3 M7 v: O1 d, k# @5 EAircraft Attacking:
' |, t. f  C4 m, o$ [! D% f      19 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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; r' U% {  {5 _1 L; g, kMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  " l& h& m  H: U; X
Weather in hex: Severe storms 1 D6 p) R5 I- z0 ?5 E- k, H( y, |
Raid detected at 79 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.3 y$ F; v3 m5 ^2 i8 |' [* @
Estimated time to target is 27 minutes
) d3 z" |2 T  \  S: }: Q: N- AJapanese aircraft
6 U- D" I0 m2 e      G3M2 Nell x 32
: }) F( E/ v) U5 h2 j      G4M1 Betty x 34
# ?1 }0 ]: f) R) ]3 _/ gAllied aircraft. Q' h. l7 Y3 Q& M6 q& ~
      no flights
, T  t& g  c" c) a# x  AJapanese aircraft losses$ \9 u; T1 H# x! S6 z* P
      G3M2 Nell: 5 damaged
5 F6 T- i7 r2 ~+ |  v+ V      G4M1 Betty: 2 damaged
3 G# q* ]/ J2 m  {; bAllied aircraft losses" [" `7 }5 v+ Z* @8 Z* V6 H9 ~3 y  ?
      P-40E Warhawk: 9 damaged
- p2 M9 z* d$ U$ R1 t, K      O-47A: 3 damaged
$ G' p7 z5 A# K4 L3 D- r$ z  W      PBY-4 Catalina: 19 damaged
* \* D6 b$ F, R9 y7 M$ r$ i/ G      PBY-4 Catalina: 2 destroyed on ground
4 [; T: c0 ?' _& g      P-35A: 1 destroyed on ground' |" F8 u% B$ f
      B-10B: 3 damaged
1 y) {/ b' |5 X& Y- h' m2 i6 k      B-17D Fortress: 3 damaged2 a. C7 l8 I4 d. A! V* Z' m. I
      B-17D Fortress: 1 destroyed on ground# y* P2 _, }* _' m) n
      SOC-1 Seagull: 1 damaged/ `5 b0 e' L# S6 Z4 Z6 f
      P-40B Warhawk: 1 damaged : Y' p. i, L4 G+ a; T
Allied ground losses:
' t4 w0 W% ?, }4 U) M. y      19 casualties reported2 ~) a0 [4 v+ P$ U. A
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
- p0 b& Y% U% c$ T! d/ k" q         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled1 c2 l0 \) W# z
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
; b0 Z) H* y0 z; Z& k' G# @Airbase hits 36/ p& g" F, @! {. H
Airbase supply hits 3
0 U- S* W$ r9 I1 [- r/ M8 xRunway hits 66
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. a# a# f: Q4 e* VMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  $ L5 n6 b- u1 f* r
Weather in hex: Severe storms ! M3 F1 R% b9 v( \
Raid detected at 78 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet." e. Q* i) b& v* @, R9 t4 e  _; r
Estimated time to target is 27 minutes / w4 U" m9 X3 ~
Japanese aircraft
3 V1 b. k% ~0 H2 x4 P; Z) C+ P% z      G4M1 Betty x 26
- D7 O+ x) C. SAllied aircraft4 J+ }3 z, v* o2 C
      no flights + S' O' O2 i3 |' s$ D& [$ b8 D
Japanese aircraft losses
  }3 N3 L7 f9 q4 c3 [! \      G4M1 Betty: 3 damaged
) p( p* H- w$ M8 f3 J3 vAllied aircraft losses+ s# G- P  B  C+ q8 W& e) k$ @( g9 d
      B-17D Fortress: 3 damaged, f+ z. v5 @0 ~7 `: @
      P-40E Warhawk: 3 damaged
8 ^5 |7 E- t. O# F      Beech 18-S: 1 damaged
4 ]6 X& v/ i* i0 x* X& U      PBY-4 Catalina: 3 damaged
9 X; y: G, v4 d& _      PBY-4 Catalina: 1 destroyed on ground4 i. {& R" @8 O" V+ X, q* E7 F
      P-40B Warhawk: 2 damaged
2 q- ~* h3 R0 t4 ~% ^8 P! F2 I      P-40B Warhawk: 1 destroyed on ground/ R0 p. h6 \! i7 C
      B-10B: 1 destroyed on ground
* w' r! \: W# ?" A2 o4 p2 IAirbase hits 11
3 [3 ?9 Y. P% z& M$ J* [! |Airbase supply hits 19 L2 ~' s$ }* [* Z" p$ z
Runway hits 239 M$ i* u7 d* G- T9 I( z0 b% h
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/ h$ {2 u( D( @Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
4 ]' V/ O" j  b9 a* _1 ZWeather in hex: Severe storms 5 n2 ?8 x  s1 \, _
Raid detected at 62 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
2 ?! R/ S3 a" M2 F6 HEstimated time to target is 19 minutes   [# m& z. `2 r0 d& G8 J
Japanese aircraft
1 O( l1 ?4 E6 a! X3 v9 M      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 13
, S4 h' w; V) U  x1 z      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 16
! g7 c3 j1 [* g, |. D& V/ ?3 z- \Allied aircraft
$ s. t. U: {3 V' Q$ `; y      no flights
2 @% w- T0 M3 R5 N8 ~3 M" tJapanese aircraft losses7 @! F8 ~  B8 M& H4 o
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 damaged1 X: [' k9 w; F5 P9 g( ]8 }1 D& \
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 damaged * N% S6 [* Z% O+ ?* n0 w
Allied aircraft losses
, z/ b3 z: N" T8 g) h8 _" ]/ V6 A      PBY-4 Catalina: 3 damaged
1 `  r/ N3 W2 ]% G6 ?( U      O-47A: 1 destroyed on ground0 w, C4 Y. B0 L
      B-17D Fortress: 1 damaged
+ i  Y  s' N& f. Z9 y7 O0 Z9 }Airbase hits 24 h7 Z6 _; N! j+ W( |  g" g' T
Runway hits 1
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! P9 I; v( \/ y/ G& mMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
; Z2 S1 s' V5 Y. J' uWeather in hex: Severe storms
* m* {+ A$ ?. y  oRaid detected at 13 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.- }9 C- O1 `6 M- `
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes
0 f9 Q  ^5 w, Z$ X# P8 vJapanese aircraft& o$ I# X/ x) }$ r4 F
      A6M2 Zero x 35 3 K2 q3 C8 m  D/ t6 i
No Japanese losses
  W( k9 P+ r" M& g$ xAircraft Attacking:) t1 @" j2 o: q' y. t* H" J  l6 E
      35 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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Ground combat at 92,38 (near Chengting)
+ P5 F$ v9 x& Y! b, Q% b5 {Japanese Shock attack 9 e" ?) a  Y# w; n0 X7 B
Attacking force 20816 troops, 154 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 709
* [, f/ O  f# ]* J8 EDefending force 411 troops, 1 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1
7 K/ d/ o" _7 x& n: SJapanese adjusted assault: 1056  - w" n5 w) c% ^) \2 A
Allied adjusted defense: 1  : |3 j" W; v+ J$ [
Japanese assault odds: 1056 to 1  
0 U; T' f* R( C' ~  nCombat modifiers
- h; e% j) ?- t. \2 pDefender: terrain(+)
) D3 U5 x) ?* Z4 DAttacker: shock(+) 6 z( j4 i" d' k! H4 O8 ?& I; z+ V
Allied ground losses:1 Z* m. j. ^7 L
      468 casualties reported
1 Y4 _& t8 A1 r( x" o/ J         Squads: 19 destroyed, 0 disabled
  M& f! h' V) R& B2 ?         Non Combat: 32 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ u; x& A! y+ ]  ^. p         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 0 disabled
, i: N& F- ~  i- t* S; x* P' z      Guns lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)
8 V4 N! Z7 D3 Y7 b      Units destroyed 1 7 V2 U1 [$ s3 B. N: @4 ]
Assaulting units:
8 W# n' n7 |- e& ^# W' f3 @. W    7th Ind.Mixed Brigade! D8 j  ?& s4 n$ R( \9 ~) g
    8th Ind.Mixed Brigade$ B- J# {" N# }
    12th Indpt Infantry Regiment5 }& b$ a4 I+ i" N- @( w' f* ?
    11th Indpt Infantry Regiment
  Y; q% W: T% c9 W    13th Indpt Infantry Regiment
. C, x3 e3 S7 T    21st AA Regiment
- A$ S2 x/ w# O& b- O8 K% ZDefending units:" l4 h1 }0 M, }/ h+ l8 w  i
    83rd Chinese Corps ; O* C5 f: x# I. E" e, c: |) H
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Ground combat at 87,45 (near Chengchow)
4 J) {0 V) v7 x6 ?- W7 Z3 D$ eJapanese Shock attack
3 T: J2 X' b) V5 Y  P* |Attacking force 330 troops, 0 guns, 50 vehicles, Assault Value = 168 5 }; Z5 z0 l$ ^. c( {) U( T2 x0 `
Defending force 1265 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 48
; T3 q. F" p+ N& f' E& uJapanese adjusted assault: 40  
8 g: \0 m2 ~& O! g8 c) j, u- S. FAllied adjusted defense: 9  ! b: I9 I' Y' m$ N
Japanese assault odds: 4 to 1  9 ~- D4 V1 v: _6 d
Combat modifiers
% \, A, b& }$ |Defender: op mode(-), leaders(+), experience(-)
9 v# Q# h) P. ~, ~, D2 EAttacker: shock(+) 0 o2 h% {. M0 I9 R
Allied ground losses:
5 ]1 x1 c5 ~! g- s+ A      286 casualties reported3 w3 t0 v. \/ e3 H9 h! x8 Q3 c
         Squads: 11 destroyed, 5 disabled+ O9 y- a. g  L; R
         Non Combat: 17 destroyed, 1 disabled
8 M9 c+ d& `. b. v) p& L( G/ X         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
! ~" V1 k6 P9 ?% q" c8 ]      Units retreated 1
) N9 ], l& A* j! m: kDefeated Allied Units Retreating!
2 Y+ v3 J5 S7 j: C# iAssaulting units:
' s  M9 q! G, a+ Z; ^1 U    12th Tank Regiment
8 E. W* b! d+ [    3rd Tank Regiment$ I. _! o, y% Q, ~! n
    15th Tank Regiment
3 Z: Z& v6 O5 L3 _. U8 ]8 ~4 pDefending units:
/ O$ T" q* W* b" ^    69th Chinese Corps

reninhat

如果没有把握，58怎么会去啃kb。

zer0

如果没有把握，58怎么会去啃kb。$ L8 u; ?( N, S
reninhat 发表于 2014-10-9 21:45

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以上述的数量对比来看，58不是太乐观，. s) T! a- k  ^2 M: c2 Z9 {
当然更具体的结果，估计就要靠测试和实战来给出了。

zer0

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 21, 41  g& E$ a) T! @: A  O
58伴随舰 盐湖城被发现，虽然已经和58分离了。
5 {0 C! s" o% s4 z* N( U5 ODD继续炮击菲律宾沿岸的日军机场，也取得了一点成果。
* z) T- Q; n! V! n9 G% Q- H马来半岛上的日军4-5万人，居然选择了从哥打巴鲁沿着铁路线追赶撤退的英印部队& c- l8 F6 b# D4 J2 k! C1 F6 W% G- _8 i
这样估计新加坡能坚持到一月底呢。，个人感觉用装甲部队加轰炸沿马来半岛西侧公路进攻
- m0 ]5 A9 `: ]+ y* \再恰当的时候以空降兵威胁盟军退路，主力坐火车去新加坡城下 就可以了。
( P0 s/ f7 a5 v# d不过这是菜花该操心的事情了，3 M& o- }2 S+ z$ o) N& B* X4 Z
日军的35师团，冒进南阳，国军要不要突击下呢？
$ |+ }# R( r/ a- S- W% [, D8 e上一档本人的35师团也是在南阳被突成残废，35师团出生的位置比其他部队近太多- g( F2 H) N6 U: t
看着国军飞速转进，一没把持住 就容易冲上前去。。。
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Sub attack near Soerabaja  at 56,103 3 _2 g# Q* `" \* Z
Japanese Ships8 ?# r# y9 c& z  ~) Y& d0 D
      SS I-166
! g7 i9 w8 \0 ?Allied Ships
/ o. t% D( M& l& y% w* N      DD Maury1 Z0 M' R3 r$ W. t
      CA Salt Lake City0 l& u/ F4 ^9 d7 a4 {) Y/ X/ t
      CL De Ruyter
0 v% X2 Q; W5 L  Q8 N6 s      DD Thanet
1 o: [3 v; \! X1 e8 p: W      DD Scout
1 R; E6 R" C& p; O! t      DD Balch/ ^! m9 u* r( L$ I* c& t; a' S
      DD Porter
2 q( Q  J  K6 i! [) [) @7 C-----------------------------------------1 j. H- G) M/ n: j& ~/ x: f) G
Night Naval bombardment of Aparri at 82,73
! Y. h2 t- a# C7 P! X  ~) l0 FJapanese aircraft
  |5 v3 F1 ]. y- Z0 n: Q. `6 W7 y      no flights
1 Q& [  R+ @2 g1 h1 vJapanese aircraft losses' N3 n, e3 P+ d- i  L# ?  L' {
      Ki-27b Nate: 12 damaged
3 W3 C& f+ `0 A! F      Ki-27b Nate: 2 destroyed on ground
# d2 f( x4 Y9 f+ r& p/ Y& JAllied Ships
0 O2 N3 I% S: r7 f      DD Piet Hein7 t* Y5 Q4 j5 L! Q
      DD Kortenaer2 B6 \1 `: P& @6 Q: a  ^% c8 ?
      DD Witte de With
: X: ^+ N# S, k7 ^      DD Van Nes$ |6 G9 K# q2 Y/ j' o& c2 [
      DD Banckert
3 _! O" L. Q( h9 b1 oJapanese ground losses:
& a, E/ [4 d: k( A) h! V1 ^9 n      14 casualties reported
- D6 N% a2 {; G5 }) v$ f# p7 t         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
3 a. B0 U0 d0 v8 a) G/ z         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled* |( P5 H. S2 k. K$ z, X
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ) G' v7 F" Z$ q6 P6 A/ l- z
Airbase hits 6& D% R) G4 y& j4 o% k- e4 H2 x
Airbase supply hits 3+ l6 O- t" X6 A8 b" X: t
Runway hits 41) A  R7 k6 n2 T* u9 f7 `
Port hits 21
' i4 T8 {+ f1 [' L. b' y$ h8 cPort fuel hits 1
- Q$ |1 X) R5 ]/ U2 d( wPort supply hits 5# N% `' H  P  G7 e0 u! T
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
! m  `6 M7 j( C! X5 S. P; XWeather in hex: Heavy rain8 G8 c. v( I' \3 A- y9 K
Raid detected at 27 NM, estimated altitude 20,000 feet.
+ a# E' v3 D* ?: ]: R4 w! jEstimated time to target is 8 minutes
! V7 M* S+ _3 Z) N4 _( SJapanese aircraft
, _) B( y' C( F5 Z      A6M2 Zero x 32
+ Q2 m# V2 L5 P% N; VNo Japanese losses
; X4 X- x: e0 s, nAircraft Attacking:, ?0 @* x9 P1 h0 s3 N7 U
      32 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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9 r9 e+ }4 t) `: ]; n, BAfternoon Air attack on 8th Indian Brigade, at 50,77 , near Temuloh
& ]! E4 e& a& v" U0 m7 o5 Q  j/ j. XWeather in hex: Severe storms 9 }2 @. P" h  y& u- y; d0 ]5 ~9 \
Raid spotted at 25 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
& _  n1 c4 G0 y. u& a' \4 h- n+ UEstimated time to target is 9 minutes - E/ u% s! e  [& Z- T1 I1 K  F
Japanese aircraft
& X% Y# S* Z6 O& ?      G3M2 Nell x 31: r& F. w) P) N% U( L3 g' `8 W
      G4M1 Betty x 9
. V2 A+ j2 \4 W" N+ i1 n( c$ xJapanese aircraft losses; B7 `7 }( W6 }- b+ o# y- r
      G3M2 Nell: 5 damaged 0 B  _, w0 S3 Z, B
Allied ground losses:
" }! B5 J3 \7 I% z      17 casualties reported
& V9 m! m" b4 I" l5 ^0 H         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled( `1 H5 p* a! Z
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled# z2 K; D8 E4 J/ @% f7 |! b
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled" I  i- V, N+ P4 E( r% O! |+ n* ~& W
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Sub attack near French Frigate Shoal敚n? at 170,100 . h; M. |0 G& Y4 d- v3 K& `" A
Japanese Ships1 K' H) h6 T! \" y. \$ L
      SS I-173
) s9 W3 y( T+ ~9 E$ c5 X/ fAllied Ships  S, Z* w  f% O  Q8 t6 ]7 b+ k
      xAKL Regulus, Shell hits 30,  heavy fires,  heavy damage $ [; c5 d; ~% I) h0 ]" s! }0 H. y
SS I-173 attacking on the surface
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Ground combat at Nanyang (85,45)
; c& N& p3 ^& ^5 n' mJapanese Bombardment attack
' ^+ W) B0 s% }) e3 HAttacking force 11332 troops, 94 guns, 32 vehicles, Assault Value = 409
8 R9 W* i* b0 F* o1 gDefending force 32151 troops, 200 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1087
* B& g) {$ m' F; Y! W( W1 m: oJapanese ground losses:2 ^, [, x* {9 m" ^3 p
      17 casualties reported
; X. m' S0 n' _$ I4 i- e; N         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
2 h1 Q, b% f7 d, x9 b. C         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled1 E/ F1 ^( m! f
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ' s: ~; K% u( v4 F6 ]7 Z
Assaulting units:4 o* B8 Q; n/ T
    35th Division - z: F/ V4 L; @, B$ v& x/ M
Defending units:
0 o, W' m& a7 O! }; t$ P  q% t    48th Chinese Corps
; ~" L1 i, @  z6 G1 K$ f! x8 T3 n8 L    40th Chinese Corps
3 K4 J% h" g5 ~    29th Chinese Corps
  D: H& u* w8 p    80th Chinese Corps& u( q/ f9 a) M2 X. A2 Z2 d  S
    93rd Chinese Corps

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( p# Z5 X: e% H* x; O& W4 x$ N从马尼拉出发的大量ss几乎覆盖了半个南洋浅水区，但是战果么就。。。呵呵了。
+ \! G1 v3 l+ i当天盟军炮击了米里的机场，摧毁了一些飞机。! N* R: J. d$ \" B
日军的35师团实际上已经被断了后路，被包围在了南阳，而城市还被国军占着
& K. }& q1 i  b+ W0 y, s如果日军被突击溃败的话，35师团可能投降啊。。但附近的日军装甲部队正赶来解围
+ G/ |% m$ j) ]" [, E& d考虑到国军附近hq已经撤退，调整估计不会太理想，万一失败，& \2 V4 H/ Z2 T* [' s1 }6 u
将无法继续拖住日军攻击部队，国军选择了继续放弃南阳，转进！！！！！ / O9 N9 ?1 y: r: ]
空城马尼拉也陷落了，东京玫瑰第三次播音。。。。。
* h4 l! S0 {- Z8 x& G一个泰国师，开始出现在缅甸境内，英印17师得另外2个旅从印度转运过来了
$ `& Y& [1 {- J7 D2 }18师也在赶往目的地，如果上岸，缅甸境内将有1500av左右，
# Y: D: ^( I8 U) z# G% X接下来就看日军对缅甸有多大决心了
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ASW attack near Kota Bharu  at 51,75
& h; {" y) e# {% yJapanese Ships7 @; R* Y) S# p4 j) x9 L4 e) R
      SC CHa-10+ Y, A* f: S, o4 c; f) r/ R7 H+ k
      xAK Yamabiko Maru
1 q( o; ?" {0 w5 U. o      PB Kozan Maru ) }5 W9 E4 K; {) j' S6 H
Allied Ships/ {5 s& [  N% i; g  d$ V. G4 K
      SS KXIII
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ASW attack near Rabaul  at 106,128 9 Z. q2 h& C; b8 Q8 ~$ H
Japanese Ships
" H$ K  V  `: ]+ J  @9 c% r9 {      SS I-170
2 \& l2 [- W2 e) y: y6 r: D% @4 LAllied Ships
4 M/ [) Q& j$ y# u, N; _      DD Fanning ) {9 P2 \( G: q- `4 K* @2 ~2 Z
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ASW attack near Saigon  at 61,74
. F+ \7 T4 [) R9 o+ o+ v9 a( CJapanese Ships
2 N; f9 v3 i8 t) |* b- H5 W      DD Usugumo
5 }$ L. m1 C4 o      xAK Naruto Maru
6 E. a5 s  C9 V( L      xAK Nankai Maru
$ Q# |4 a; S# c( ~      xAKL Yoshinogawa Maru 9 V2 q# C* s6 p' b" }8 G  |
Allied Ships
5 y0 l4 p. D& c2 c# C  R      SS Porpoise
# r; @# ]! G' W/ K. CSS Porpoise launches 2 torpedoes at DD Usugumo4 ^/ d- o' C% P! ~+ |( }# p2 |
Porpoise bottoming out ....6 c8 T: ]$ m5 t$ J4 c: f
Sub escapes detection
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; b! F8 L2 V$ \5 R, N! FSub attack near Rabaul  at 106,127 # u4 K6 V* K/ t3 i/ C, w' }
Japanese Ships8 K9 `4 D1 b- i4 R0 T4 j1 A0 t0 |, g
      SS I-170
% J. x- i, s$ F7 yAllied Ships" c; U7 O; T5 P; ^
      DD Benham1 |8 y' ?) M; b2 F# z* e% b
      DD Fanning
% {( {" T) c& y2 }1 t. I6 F7 a--------------------------------------------------------0 \  q- {! e+ Y# F
Night Naval bombardment of Miri at 64,87
: M/ ~* m. N. N8 b; EJapanese aircraft
/ [5 {- ?% V& D6 Z! @* `6 d      no flights
9 e( s" B/ D0 w/ DJapanese aircraft losses0 U+ p. u0 E5 @9 {2 y
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 6 damaged- t* G& X6 Q: w4 l" D, ^$ w
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed on ground
& b! Z6 H) X, V3 e0 J) W      Ki-27b Nate: 1 damaged3 a+ I& g, P; Q5 b" r/ S  ]
      Ki-27b Nate: 1 destroyed on ground
' X/ a' F- d$ s! ]      Ki-43-Ib Oscar: 1 destroyed on ground - j% u! e% `- B( p' `
Allied Ships
* m" \6 K8 i6 u# Z% ~      DD Tenedos! w9 V7 m) u3 m! u- H. B
      DD Van Ghent8 d# {1 _; K% d# G! e& J+ I
      DD Evertsen3 Q& c4 h- o( O5 e, G' Z' f
      DD Vampire
0 w: U) x3 ^& uAirbase hits 2
2 X. v# f/ u+ w9 r7 h3 `8 W2 _Airbase supply hits 1' f" X. _- K4 B, X! [
Runway hits 9
" L# Y+ j$ v0 B  A% _Port hits 2* b" J$ R* d+ @. Z' ]
Port fuel hits 2
+ f4 Y. P  }+ {. w- i, vPort supply hits 2
' _* b' ]$ Z( k: W! Q0 SDD Tenedos firing at Miri ' c2 M/ c# m! [0 h: J& K) I
DD Van Ghent firing at Miri
# C% Q. h: B/ a' e, ~9 R$ @. @DD Evertsen firing at Miri
' t% V) j- z8 z9 j: eDD Vampire firing at Miri  
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0 w- w4 T- C( i0 jASW attack near Cam Ranh Bay  at 63,74 ; f& f1 }5 j6 W) `3 i/ ^
Japanese Ships
( T- X, y/ C# E+ e- R& Q' Z7 V7 [% C5 K      xAK Nissyu Maru5 O# V9 P) v" Z! \% O
      xAK Kogyo Maru
2 l, h: D" r, x* R      xAKL Yoshinogawa Maru
4 K; D4 ~: p" fAllied Ships
/ J  }# I" d* L  T# D$ O7 V' C      SS S-36 , b, h' J* `; a& Q* }. O8 f3 U
SS S-36 is sighted by escort
+ E/ O9 j0 z. P4 X$ A- d# E/ CSub escapes detection 7 X: z! ]- `2 l+ j0 g) i& A
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- y( \( T; J+ w! ?6 Y9 u1 fGround combat at 86,45 (near Nanyang) 1 Y1 r+ A. {. C0 s9 N8 A3 A
Japanese Shock attack 8 S/ N3 R/ Y' K" E! u2 u. j
Attacking force 1972 troops, 0 guns, 297 vehicles, Assault Value = 168
( `# d2 }/ w) c8 Q/ {5 YDefending force 9355 troops, 38 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 367
; q: U% C, {  G  V0 TJapanese adjusted assault: 173  * m7 I3 j! ~+ H1 s$ `' m
Allied adjusted defense: 54  
8 k' W; o! S# L1 BJapanese assault odds: 3 to 1  
7 C" W$ B2 y8 j5 GCombat modifiers
  c8 s5 B: J% V( ?2 C& lDefender: op mode(-), leaders(+), experience(-)
: l7 L$ A* d1 Y; ]: F) @" T9 NAttacker: shock(+)
! o! `+ h' i* X0 U- O8 H" pAllied ground losses:# v$ j* r  j1 ~4 P1 }$ J
      4369 casualties reported
- t' }& {: `7 _2 m9 }3 N* c         Squads: 188 destroyed, 109 disabled
+ S* ^6 a+ z- B, B: Y/ b         Non Combat: 147 destroyed, 0 disabled
3 i+ Y! g/ y( e6 `         Engineers: 6 destroyed, 4 disabled
, w5 ^' |/ F- E. s- ?      Guns lost 11 (2 destroyed, 9 disabled)5 Z- B' D: a& }$ F' Y( ?- Z
      Units retreated 1
! i! m5 l0 K, e; x7 wDefeated Allied Units Retreating!
5 V3 s+ N5 H# B6 g( U9 l' D1 F$ w: h, JAssaulting units:
. [$ q8 u3 _& s9 X0 D: ^0 r    3rd Tank Regiment
$ r' z$ ^. ?8 W% h+ p- q3 \& `    12th Tank Regiment
. ?' A- I* ^3 a, |- Z: T    15th Tank Regiment * J$ I* q; ~- d/ m0 X
Defending units:
# `$ w7 A- I* y. L) m! o    85th Chinese Corps
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Ground combat at 84,55 (near Nanchang)
6 B' X' A6 K. P/ [! D, f% r+ aJapanese Bombardment attack & L# n4 g0 c% }, o2 t
Attacking force 5592 troops, 38 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 194
5 k- M8 ?( Z% T2 K: W5 k' x* HDefending force 4206 troops, 43 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 138 ; u5 O8 C: h2 X1 n6 V6 @
Allied ground losses:4 u, a/ I0 D6 L% S' w
      8 casualties reported
8 H" O5 Z5 ?/ J         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled& n6 _/ T$ ~  z' W& a9 [, {
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
# [+ _, D0 n2 \  Q! Z" f! U' p         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ( [  ?$ [9 T: P  \
Assaulting units:
9 _2 E/ e& w+ s    12th Ind.Mixed Brigade
. q8 [4 }% K% K* x8 I5 c0 TDefending units:
! X- O' p7 K" S& r9 [- K    88th Chinese Corps( I+ Q) ^6 {( E7 [
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Ground combat at Nanyang (85,45) 0 A. ]: }# {: |2 w8 Z
Japanese Bombardment attack
: Z" A2 z  V) }0 d) _# xAttacking force 11320 troops, 94 guns, 32 vehicles, Assault Value = 408
3 b- s1 z/ v( V0 `& K! yDefending force 33354 troops, 202 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1139 ' z7 k# J- \+ A
Japanese ground losses:
& {! p( y2 m: n) h4 k% e; V      11 casualties reported: X; X, A& Z+ _2 B! V+ u" M9 \
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled5 }( w7 t5 ]; z) a# n7 |
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 F7 L0 T6 i9 z1 R. g% [         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
: x5 O) P. _: l! ^. |3 }Allied ground losses:( E0 n* Z1 L0 x; p- ]
      15 casualties reported  ]# N; L7 j' @$ ?. K5 ^
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
  g% T  G& J1 O+ e2 ~  J         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
2 A6 L9 a3 I8 K         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 f' @  B, C  yAssaulting units:
& \) y0 E. ~# f    35th Division 4 h+ B! I0 H2 `" S! o. E8 V, }
Defending units:! q( @9 r$ f+ A: {) |
    40th Chinese Corps9 \2 D6 T4 I( d5 H: y- N
    80th Chinese Corps
! U: J- I6 H4 I1 L8 H    48th Chinese Corps! I* R" M* [; P' F
    51st Chinese Corps
, Z. M* n6 R" n; u    29th Chinese Corps
* i' V$ S1 `% k" \0 }2 N: q# m. t: I    93rd Chinese Corps * B* m! ~$ J0 E/ t
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Ground combat at Manila (79,77) 4 }# O& u4 v( R0 z* u
Japanese Shock attack 1 q1 B4 E8 ?% f* x) d7 E# z2 \" M
Attacking force 1025 troops, 4 guns, 42 vehicles, Assault Value = 97
2 C% e' Y0 h: x1 P4 y. }  i% oDefending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0 # E! g, c3 U6 ~! c4 H* m
Japanese adjusted assault: 74  " ~: p# ?8 @& p' z" Y2 A) i" Y
Allied adjusted defense: 1  
; o% c; t  ^& J9 zJapanese assault odds: 74 to 1 (fort level 0)  ) x+ o9 }/ M" J! W5 O5 B6 |
Japanese forces CAPTURE Manila !!!
, \( w4 L$ P! |Combat modifiers8 e& }& r6 O2 T5 Q
Attacker: shock(+) 4 R( ~+ ^3 x' D3 N
Assaulting units:
' {; q; Q- u/ [" y2 y; U' |* G4 B# K    48th Recon Regiment& X0 J! T5 w. L
    2nd Tank Regiment " Q* ]; V# U4 J8 w3 N  N
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Ground combat at Tavoy (54,60) 3 }* P  l) x  `5 r( F1 ]- S
Japanese Deliberate attack " R3 f4 v1 K  u. u0 t- c! b
Attacking force 1328 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 57 : T4 [2 _7 A% T
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0 : W% Z! ?2 Y& i4 H( c4 I3 y
Japanese adjusted assault: 28  8 z- f- x% Z' l& K! @/ |
Allied adjusted defense: 1  7 V0 D* E+ v6 V: d
Japanese assault odds: 28 to 1 (fort level 1)  
: c9 k' u* O# a1 `! VJapanese forces CAPTURE Tavoy !!!
0 U$ P& E6 \3 p" \- ^: q1 p! vCombat modifiers. M. Z+ Z! J8 @7 ?! c4 ^- V
Attacker: leaders(-)
. F$ M2 J% l/ y% ZAssaulting units:
4 h1 _, m# G& Z    1st RTA/A Division

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香港扫雷船被雷了一下。不过扫雷效率倒是挺高的，一天几百雷，而盟军库存也就几百雷了。。
; O+ q4 u1 K6 q克拉克的空中游击也不好打啊，有一队xakl的运输队带着2w补给靠岸了，; Y7 `# L1 O; \& W
由于5级港口的马尼拉刚好陷落了，只能在2级港口的克拉克卸载，编队已经暴露8 }! x, w& v% V$ ?" C
估计第二天会遭到屠杀，能卸下多少就看今晚的了，去的都是10节的小船，丢了也不心疼。6 V- B% `# ?2 O( T3 f* ^# @6 D  R4 q
另KB也出现在了达沃附近，正在往西北方向的马尼拉赶，看来是kb要进南洋了。
( j& {# c1 B$ C/ O不过目前侦查显示kb数量才200+，分兵了？？ 难道58又来机会了？？？) x% _0 \% }) [' }
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! P$ ?: s/ P  j! n( ^  }8 XTF 117 encounters mine field at Hong Kong (77,61)   l/ B: N' V4 o6 x
Japanese Ships* l5 f" [' d/ P( b6 {
      AMc Toshi Maru #1& O) N9 G2 n1 Q' G3 ]- C
      AMc Tamo Maru #6, Mine hits 1,  heavy damage( m" V( w* _1 Y. t) R1 B" X, m
      AMc Wa 9
; q* k5 C5 T  q- n      AMc Wa 6 5 E1 e) U% t- D
88 mines cleared% g- f  h- D* {1 p
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TF 117 encounters mine field at Hong Kong (77,61) / V$ `  A1 T5 t, [" Z/ P+ z: H. E7 R
Japanese Ships/ a' M2 @# p* K, [$ H* E
      AMc Toshi Maru #1' L' y) B/ G: t7 v9 e( }
      AMc Wa 9# b  b; Z- d. x$ x
      AMc Wa 6
9 q" O9 I5 m6 ]. R4 f2 U92 mines cleared ' O& ~( D+ c8 z# G7 t
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6 K! J: P3 Z3 S, F, hTF 117 encounters mine field at Hong Kong (77,61)
0 X; {; b) v: D2 P5 OJapanese Ships4 N6 K2 w: q/ B; b7 I
      AMc Toshi Maru #1
% @7 P  k6 ?; P* w2 w- _2 mines cleared ) k4 W" g8 P6 d6 y4 d, l: r
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TF 82 encounters mine field at Hong Kong (77,61)
: v2 G( D, Q# M% w4 t6 D( iJapanese Ships5 I+ r: J* X# S: R
      TB Chidori/ E: y$ C% ~/ Z5 B- D3 `& q
      PC Sumire
; Q& F" ~0 n/ F2 K( x1 m6 G      PC Ashi
: t0 }( I/ N* Y9 N! B; C4 mines cleared
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TF 82 encounters mine field at Hong Kong (77,61) # v/ O9 A& H$ `; u% C) v
Japanese Ships
$ O3 S- W3 u. m$ M, i2 p" \      PC Sumire
- F  i; {0 V+ v5 b      PC Ashi
; o7 r, p% z# ]6 [0 \' N5 w. W2 mines cleared 8 {3 I- }& y" F% q3 B9 {
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76 : \6 v; T% ]. Y/ |
Weather in hex: Partial cloud 1 C- O$ B/ p6 n6 v1 n7 r6 W' {* A/ G
Raid detected at 41 NM, estimated altitude 21,000 feet.) P# N* K, w6 D6 y
Estimated time to target is 13 minutes & r9 t' K# {& q
Japanese aircraft4 G' J- D9 X6 Y% \8 P- w- {+ ~
      A6M2 Zero x 28 6 c8 j  A* W, _  V3 ]( c
Allied aircraft
0 B+ T$ o% e* m$ V- W- a' @      P-35A x 23 M( v. V& o; j0 ?
      P-40B Warhawk x 2
- y& l5 y4 L: A! `      P-40E Warhawk x 95 E! Q9 q( o* D5 Q0 _8 I
Japanese aircraft losses
0 W- {# l0 @: Y9 N) Q" S      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed / u% P2 d- f! N' e* v
Allied aircraft losses
! R! J# n& x/ F9 [. b1 n3 [/ V' g      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed 7 h1 ]+ I. K) q+ A0 h  p0 O
Aircraft Attacking:; i. j3 }4 g# s$ I
      24 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet* R4 H, A2 L: ~% Q3 f1 b% p
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
! G. v) h) w4 ?0 ]. M' ]4 w! F5 |! |, BWeather in hex: Partial cloud # \! p( t0 i. N9 ]
Raid detected at 17 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.
6 I7 A, d0 q* C  M) aEstimated time to target is 5 minutes
2 I2 Q' K7 Z' b4 Z8 uJapanese aircraft
  g0 R7 V- @% K) R4 [      A6M2 Zero x 37 ! X0 B0 w+ m2 J) D- z
Allied aircraft
+ ^1 r: q. }  F& X1 j: F, e  V      P-40B Warhawk x 2 5 L0 y* v$ Y# {* l% P& ^
No Japanese losses   V6 K  g/ M0 |/ ?6 b; f: f
Allied aircraft losses
% I- U5 W$ P$ b/ U  [9 ]) `      P-40B Warhawk: 1 destroyed
/ b% d: Z( X$ o3 ]" P5 F9 T8 lAircraft Attacking:
; W3 q4 e) k& F& i. w3 Q  _, O- A      37 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet   H! a! ~& J7 n' N' M+ J; b
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  5 Y1 Y! C6 c0 O  [) ?; W, f( a
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
: c( [/ L8 E6 ?' G; ^Raid detected at 13 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.
1 d, o$ u; M7 |* A2 Y" b  eEstimated time to target is 4 minutes
/ t6 Z6 R! j9 B, U- T5 G+ PJapanese aircraft1 b/ F- `) H8 @. T! N
      A6M2 Zero x 9 , I" _! g$ n( q6 N" m* V" T) b
No Japanese losses
& O( J# y- r: @: {0 t" L& ~Aircraft Attacking:/ A/ M  V1 Y/ R, n: S; Q! p
       9 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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Ground combat at Pucheng (86,57) 1 f6 c' |3 g6 v! `
Japanese Shock attack
- ]& y2 l$ X- zAttacking force 225 troops, 0 guns, 32 vehicles, Assault Value = 18 ; `6 J3 `* L8 X$ c% J6 D8 L; B) {
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0 / u" N; ]! E" r9 A  u% C  d: E) t/ r" q: L
Japanese adjusted assault: 19  6 v, Y4 `# I4 f
Allied adjusted defense: 1  / Z8 @' W, l5 j& {
Japanese assault odds: 19 to 1 (fort level 2)  $ ]" ^( d9 V7 ]! q. ?/ x
Japanese forces CAPTURE Pucheng !!!
0 u0 ^2 \5 }& C: W: m/ gCombat modifiers
: ^0 h* p( V! E, J/ c* c/ yAttacker: shock(+), leaders(+), leaders(-) $ l- o2 O1 s, ?5 B
Assaulting units:. y+ b( F# w. H, P  c5 A$ _# {% Q
    8th Armored Car Co  
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8 @( ]& r4 _5 c) [Ground combat at Nanyang (85,45) 2 _2 E8 `4 J: d" ^
Japanese Bombardment attack
, D, F" o* {0 V. M4 gAttacking force 11343 troops, 94 guns, 32 vehicles, Assault Value = 466
3 i+ i. [4 S3 x6 A8 lDefending force 33280 troops, 202 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1135 5 O0 y" C  K* P
Assaulting units:/ [. r6 F) |  H4 R4 D% B6 a. S& _7 l
    3rd Tank Regiment# t' _9 R6 B( ?6 I
    35th Division
8 F4 F; ^' _! S5 C" {0 D& N0 NDefending units:
7 Q/ d3 F7 L. ?' d$ }( ]    40th Chinese Corps
& q, f, g( n1 Y6 l7 h* F    48th Chinese Corps
! }6 I  A# j0 k: u    80th Chinese Corps+ F. @2 u) m; [+ q. Y! t
    51st Chinese Corps" B! ~1 h& a. P& `: {( q
    29th Chinese Corps% @5 n  M6 ^) a( ]: Z
    93rd Chinese Corps

wangqifeng

初期缅甸还是不宜重兵，否则印度和澳洲都空虚了，缅甸终究还是个鸡肋，一旦日军拿下南洋，仰光港就失去效用了。前期兵力如果能偷运上爪哇是最好的，这是日军必须拿下的地方，兵法：攻其必救、守其必攻。& ]* m& w' g/ t: m- G
菜花封锁不用心，我感觉不但能上几个师到爪哇，弄几十万补给上去都有可能。站住爪哇的话，还可以把马来等周边兵力慢慢接过去，大大减少盟军实质性损失，同时使得日军在必须拿下的南洋耗尽登陆加成，为整体防御赢得宝贵时间。

lala23159

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初期缅甸还是不宜重兵，否则印度和澳洲都空虚了，缅甸终究还是个鸡肋，一旦日军拿下南洋，仰光港就失去效用了。前期兵力如果能偷运上爪哇是最好的，这是日军必须拿下的地方，兵法：攻其必救、守其必攻。
4 t; H' _, i+ D, B, X: |5 E菜花封锁不 ...2 a% W3 \5 _! f' t( @; `7 |
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-11 23:28

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同意这种战略： 估计对付陈荣不管用,6 C. Y0 @" m" I1 {' H2 C. k
今天优酷也有一个关于2战德国油料的视频《纳粹德国石油野心揭秘》。一起看看吧，看是不是策划稿。

reninhat

只要判断清楚了日军的主攻方向，当日军跨海进攻印度、澳东、新西兰，都可以利用这些地区的大量高等级机场，集中陆航+全部58死拼kb，重创kb还很有希望的。初期日军的优势是陆军兵力集中，海军水面夜战水平高，再加上KB的集中使用。盟军初期兵力分散，但是58集中起来还是有一定优势，此外就是陆航轰炸机多，战斗机少。所以盟军只能是利用有限的陆军和水面舰只，死拼各个要点，拖延日军的进攻速度。同时规划建设好设伏战场，以及必须死守的大战区堡垒。

wangqifeng

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同意这种战略： 估计对付陈荣不管用,2 ~* Z$ ~9 H& m& X& T% c
今天优酷也有一个关于2战德国油料的视频《纳粹德国石油野心揭秘》。一起看看吧，看是不是策划稿。
# h' }& t# L. x4 O7 D4 E" nlala23159 发表于 2014-10-12 12:58

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虽然这个视频有些戏说味道，不过基本观点是对的：战争首先是资源的战争。其实玩下钢铁雄心的话，对于二战的政治经济态势和战略选择会有更好的理解，德国和日本的选择也就不会觉得跟疯子一样了。

lala23159

其实，德国和日本是让占领区给撑破肚皮的，如《纳粹德国石油野心解密》中，提到的回血能力，就是其可持续作战能力，德国和日本没有·从占领区中获得更多的可持续作战能力，换句话说日本还没有从南洋把投资赚回来就被打趴下了，如果日本经营南洋能像东北那样，且战争科技能跟上美国，是能和美国拼一拼的。关于德国打苏联为何不再春季进攻呢

zer0

初期缅甸还是不宜重兵，否则印度和澳洲都空虚了，缅甸终究还是个鸡肋，一旦日军拿下南洋，仰光港就失去效用了。前期兵力如果能偷运上爪哇是最好的，这是日军必须拿下的地方，兵法：攻其必救、守其必攻。
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wangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-11 23:28

  Q8 ^9 p4 P1 x1 l8 X" `是个好主意，值得仔细思考下。
% S+ b) m$ \- y/ \- Z4 O日军应该不会跳过仰光，当然如果日军拿下南洋，仰光也守不了多久: R# l8 g% m. s
目前只是想尽量赶运补给，在飞虎队打光之前 能运多少算多少了。。。。
6 i) h5 e0 }$ Z44 45 46英印旅已经上岸，18师还在路上，经你这一提醒，在考虑是否上java3 P! N1 h' F# V: |  x  B
但java上只有500+战力 加上18师也就是800左右，目前有7-8w补给在岛上
3 U& }7 p4 M: D/ j4 ~3 u" ?. i0 L部队已经在内陆的一个山地集结 打算全面放弃滩头，在日军海军优势地区，
2 v0 c- t) i0 t9 F2 b) `炮击会严重杀伤部队战力， 现在要考虑是否再增援些澳大利亚师。
* {, s# B( s( y4 K如果拉包尔能成功增援上去，那澳大利亚 相对安全，估计就可以分兵去java了。
) r9 Q* t4 S; k其实 澳大利亚和印度这么大地盘 这么少兵力，一旦日军上岸就只能且战且退
6 p, G6 a6 p; b$ v( l+ p往最后据点集结 拖时间，澳大利亚有悉尼和墨尔本 等4倍地形可用，印度就差多了
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zer0

只要判断清楚了日军的主攻方向，当日军跨海进攻印度、澳东、新西兰，都可以利用这些地区的大量高等级机场，集中陆航+全部58死拼kb，重创kb还很有希望的。初期日军的优势是陆军兵力集中，海军水面夜战水平高，再加上K ...
" K/ T) ]$ `% l! k2 Creninhat 发表于 2014-10-12 16:31

, X" Z& P: N; B& o+ z. G$ f等盟军第4个cv出来后，应该会集结下给 日军找点麻烦。
+ P- k1 `9 k0 l1 m打算等42年1月后给机队扩编调整下，一艘cv上4-5个中队有点散乱。。。
! P" e8 O+ G! o7 Q. u& H# [盟军的空军战斗机太少，轰炸机以现在的经验基本是给日军送经验，- ]0 R' Z1 \2 j- x5 w7 T2 r. |
当然如果58要拼命 也会拉他们一起上。2 s% V9 p# H# K! h% B/ Y: S
各大战区的主力据点已经在开始修防御了。。。- b& ]+ e8 b7 M  B% v8 }3 m3 Y
能拖一天是一天。。。