AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 26, 420 k7 z' C$ `3 j3 b# N! q0 O% k* b
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, ^, d" I n9 C/ n莫港DB首次出击,空袭布纳日军运输船队8 t# }' ~# h# ]: z$ A5 P
南洋战场,miniKB掩护直落勿洞的登陆船队,KB一分队进入爪哇海,将盟军一批小鱼小虾击沉& s+ J# |& s( S# y
南方军持续进攻柔弗巴鲁,将城防降为0,盟军损失惨重,不知是否能再顶主一个回合,及时撤回新加坡7 c6 N) d1 x3 D0 l
南方军再次试图进攻克拉克机场,再次遭到重创,毫无战果9 O- s; P/ F* p4 }
日军占领苏门答腊的棉兰# y& d8 `% C1 f1 R- w
KB二分队出现在NG尾端,似在向西航行逼近莫港和澳东北之间的海域,意图不明
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Buna at 99,1296 Z' F& r- X3 H9 l+ ]
6 M* p3 U# |3 B$ p" r5 BWeather in hex: Heavy rain
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. I# q. j, m' U* d/ T6 Y) ~. wRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.$ E" i- h" b. ?' s7 L! d; o# T
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes
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. e0 y7 M9 N; CAllied aircraft
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No Allied losses
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5 x( R& }/ n% m$ H% @Japanese Ships
9 G# t9 X8 L( g- h; l( T) q AMC Asaka Maru, Bomb hits 3, heavy fires, heavy damage
; r' Q6 ]$ ^3 v2 J xAP Miike Maru, Bomb hits 2, heavy fires
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Japanese ground losses:5 k O: w* ?- x0 W9 t8 w. W
Vehicles lost 2 (1 destroyed, 1 disabled)
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Buna at 99,129( g- ? ]+ c- Y, j7 z8 Q; z- q/ s
S! N5 o. M- z/ `; H4 m& ]. [* kWeather in hex: Heavy rain! Z5 J8 x) l3 g/ E, ?. j
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Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.$ n7 D# W I b7 q1 X
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes- M, B! _, U8 ]& y
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Allied aircraft5 F, a7 M2 C: Q# W# h7 _# w/ x/ V
A-24 Banshee x 12
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" m+ ^4 L6 j" y& y4 L% LNo Allied losses
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Japanese Ships
1 j$ ?4 ^0 i/ a/ l& Z AMC Asaka Maru, Bomb hits 3, heavy fires, heavy damage2 \+ s/ A8 }" V
xAP Miike Maru, heavy fires
* z. k& y1 ~/ L h DD Asagumo
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Banjoewangi at 57,107
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5 [4 G/ }! Y/ O: P2 cWeather in hex: Light rain/ T3 H2 n: z7 r) V; j
# _8 G$ V; R4 r1 J$ L3 I9 }Raid spotted at 18 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.
- i# F$ C8 S/ v2 s B3 kEstimated time to target is 6 minutes; y; A: a; D" ^' ~: n' J/ Z9 }
7 K# X' C$ C! E" d* tJapanese aircraft
4 M( G2 h$ \# w) G+ T A6M2 Zero x 20
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No Japanese losses+ b0 e& S) t% \. }" i o. a' U
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Allied Ships& J* A: _3 L. Q9 J: c3 w
ML No. 432, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
$ z; e/ ]3 ?- I3 _& |$ f6 J HDML P 21, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
6 Y4 E- u2 p4 f" U+ f6 Q9 h8 t HDML 1097, Bomb hits 2, and is sunk
0 [5 P7 [7 b8 [, t& R2 c6 s+ w HDML P 22, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
1 ^4 \6 B! h$ E# B v6 A g4 a HDML 1096, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
0 W7 A1 G( G( ]) L MMS-94, Bomb hits 4, and is sunk
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Ground combat at Johore Bahru (50,83)9 g% r/ L, f, K# L1 E$ i2 v
; V" U0 Q/ p0 [Japanese Deliberate attack
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Attacking force 55487 troops, 546 guns, 533 vehicles, Assault Value = 14925 a3 U1 }% b5 G$ q! N, j
( {% a7 ~1 F A$ LDefending force 37272 troops, 392 guns, 351 vehicles, Assault Value = 658
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Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 0* b! V- j ?$ X# A1 ]
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Japanese adjusted assault: 432
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Allied adjusted defense: 391
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( Z* x0 \- c$ P7 W" ZJapanese assault odds: 1 to 1 (fort level 0) ' k% F' ^& q* C7 T. q
$ c/ Q3 c/ Y* \- A3 V% J% YJapanese Assault reduces fortifications to 0
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Defender: terrain(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
& Q8 j9 @* W% O; G% v1 G/ UAttacker: disruption(-)0 v( ?9 Y* v6 M& m3 R( C8 h
; ^! O4 ]" R, f! G7 @6 Y4 }Japanese ground losses:- E; E3 i! V, ~* y [! Z y' U' s
2373 casualties reported
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Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 29 disabled& Q- E4 {; E- [
Engineers: 14 destroyed, 31 disabled1 E ]6 i# i7 ]0 u7 a
Vehicles lost 13 (2 destroyed, 11 disabled)
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5 `2 G. w, O3 Q/ vAllied ground losses:+ q+ w/ I j+ s/ |" P9 `; v/ {) r
2342 casualties reported
' P5 H9 w) D* N9 V) H Squads: 92 destroyed, 49 disabled
9 C* E, ~& n1 M# f; x; e+ n2 K Non Combat: 9 destroyed, 49 disabled T7 }/ M3 m6 I! l5 ?
Engineers: 14 destroyed, 15 disabled
* W ?9 l' \3 {0 T Guns lost 31 (21 destroyed, 10 disabled)' A" Z: Z0 l7 L/ g
Vehicles lost 11 (5 destroyed, 6 disabled)
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Ground combat at Clark Field (79,76)
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Japanese Deliberate attack) B1 n8 I4 P' A) L0 _% f9 \! ~2 v& g
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Attacking force 26217 troops, 278 guns, 218 vehicles, Assault Value = 763
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6 Z' B5 l7 h+ L9 }; e4 t- P6 s! UDefending force 26587 troops, 460 guns, 238 vehicles, Assault Value = 6545 p' ~+ x/ F2 g* Y. Z$ \
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Japanese adjusted assault: 351 ( K- r+ H) m$ C+ [
- K, R. o, v1 X4 fAllied adjusted defense: 1279 4 R2 T1 D% q3 d5 U1 K( ]
5 Y) z% w' f9 W, W5 F) N m. ]8 S# V: BJapanese assault odds: 1 to 3 (fort level 3)
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Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), experience(-)" ]% Q# a* a' [; `' u
Attacker: 5 y1 e9 S9 a1 B+ l, \. p) n) R1 L) e) o
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Japanese ground losses:6 n7 G f- C3 m/ O9 I* o& W
2585 casualties reported3 D, @, x" c2 R$ _9 h9 ~4 R8 j# ^
Squads: 23 destroyed, 204 disabled
, ^* `+ o$ l* f Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 48 disabled
. [: G9 ~) j/ O* u- O' [6 p5 ~ Engineers: 1 destroyed, 18 disabled, N- a8 t' N# J. A( p9 O
/ E3 U7 @) J5 r2 o* WAllied ground losses:+ ?: I5 M) ]3 k, M! p5 p
681 casualties reported. n: W3 z1 ^) O5 W0 A
Squads: 4 destroyed, 47 disabled9 \1 N ^: U T. g
Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 17 disabled$ c c C8 D" K- n& ?- r
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 6 disabled |