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这么说来,似乎还有点道理
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
不怕,盟军有专业的高空战机P47,仍然可以4w2进场,不过海盗闪电等战机就算是废了
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
红叶你没理解那个第2最好机动为作战高度的意思,是禁止普通战斗机4W以上高度(同温层)扫场和直掩,因为二战时的战斗机不可能在这个高度交战,飞行员会被冻僵的,发动机等飞机本身也会出问题。8 `+ O1 D; j, w) Z; j+ c; F
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championzhao 发表于 2012-1-29 13:21
老赵我说了你也别生气哦,在现实中能从拉包尔飞到莫尔兹比和伦加的飞行员那都是精英哦。。。在游戏里只要是机队都可以去。。。。在加上一句,我玩的是WITP。。游戏里的021太逆天了。。。。那是不是需要改变下什么呢???。。。。
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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR May 20, 438 X$ ~/ V  E" f$ X! X! Y
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盟军协同突袭马绍尔群岛日军唯一一个潜在5级机场驻军上限3w的环礁--埃林拉帕普,
5 B7 y3 `! S: H3 V4 I" \炸毁了此处堆积了100多架日军轰炸机,3w1扫场的闪电对阵紫电+钟馗毫无优势可言,空战损失8:10,以半个月的产量换取了一次盟军轰炸机顺利突防
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Morning Air attack on Ailinglaplap , at 133,117
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Raid spotted at 39 NM, estimated altitude 34,000 feet.
: ]9 Z4 k" z. {% r$ w4 |0 t& XEstimated time to target is 7 minutes) {8 j. v& |* p5 X7 g9 D: F
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. G. p8 T6 B* F8 e$ f; l" Q0 n$ Y      N1K1-J George x 22  U2 B- K' c) D( M
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 306 O; k, z  H( {" i6 y8 p) |
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      P-38G Lightning x 246 a. g: w, l! ?% l% D* m+ g" M
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      Ki-44-IIa Tojo: 4 destroyed3 L" I% _% J* d" A' h5 N
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      P-38G Lightning: 2 destroyed
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Unyo-1/A with N1K1-J George (0 airborne, 16 on standby, 2 scrambling)  F2 G/ r- `3 P$ a' x+ {
      4 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.# B- h% [8 Q+ a5 `  d7 K
      Group patrol altitude is 31000 , scrambling fighters to 31000.7 N' A1 D1 T5 Q/ @+ y$ ^
      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 25 minutes" G+ ~5 N* v. o5 M$ G/ V
54th Sentai with Ki-44-IIa Tojo (0 airborne, 16 on standby, 8 scrambling)
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$ |# q; Q- I2 B" TMorning Air attack on Ailinglaplap , at 133,117
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$ D+ R( K2 F8 Y$ o1 C- LRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.
  I# T7 w9 N: ^7 J9 p/ U' b1 ]5 W! FEstimated time to target is 6 minutes
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      N1K1-J George x 142 i: t* j% L/ p
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 15
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      N1K1-J George: 3 damaged
  c0 n: }" t+ P  `, o$ [" ?      N1K1-J George: 2 destroyed on ground
& n& A4 \2 J/ A/ F9 K8 r: r- S+ x. ^2 ]      D4Y1 Judy: 20 destroyed on ground& ~- j4 `7 L' l+ }
      MC-21 Sally: 25 destroyed on ground
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* D7 H" C, Q7 a+ _5 i4 n' I      PB4Y-1 Liberator: 1 destroyed, i: C0 `; g+ @5 J

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      35 casualties reported
  @5 s$ [* w' f5 h5 V9 }3 W         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled7 i9 l: p1 r9 P8 A* C
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
, S, T8 |" j0 M3 J. {0 N         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled' P5 {2 G2 o4 Q+ z3 J" F  h! p
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2 e2 f' ]/ n$ FAirbase supply hits 9
2 C5 X+ W: w' |4 P7 |- Q+ gRunway hits 63
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3 ~, @8 l* Z, Y' Z& ~Morning Air attack on Ailinglaplap , at 133,117
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Raid spotted at 3 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
- Y( W+ {8 P+ Q. y) f3 TEstimated time to target is 0 minutes
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      N1K1-J George x 9( C6 z& M. D8 ^: @1 _
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 12& r5 G. _6 G. ?( K0 a) ^( a

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Runway hits 11 {5 O- \7 J4 w% I

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  i. m; d2 Z# Z4 q' `Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
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      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 5
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      B-25C Mitchell x 17
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8 @  j( F" ]( B$ D4 H3 K      N1K1-J George: 1 destroyed on ground
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7 c1 `/ y- k$ N      D4Y1 Judy: 5 destroyed on ground
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      B-25C Mitchell: 1 destroyed, 1 damaged
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: z9 y& @4 p; C% x- T- E; J+ h         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
  R( K6 {( U! A( F8 G0 A7 {         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
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Airbase hits 12- i) i: U( i2 f1 k$ H/ A/ a1 G
Airbase supply hits 6; G' H+ N3 z4 N5 c3 Z
Runway hits 38$ {) p  B& v. I/ `# M$ _

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% T. O+ Z2 S- y# d& W. G/ |Morning Air attack on Canton Island , at 153,143
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Estimated time to target is 20 minutes
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      G3M3 Nell x 51, }- u, c# h  F3 ^7 z7 v+ r# l
      G4M1 Betty x 62
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2 [* u/ X7 g' I1 A2 F( b5 d: G" FJapanese aircraft losses
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$ o2 P& I, J& C) t2 a3 Z8 t* I      AKE Port Orford, Bomb hits 13,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
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# b. G1 O2 q6 v2 F3 g% QPort fuel hits 16- c/ B$ T% j1 Q; y/ K( ~
Port supply hits 6
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"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
同时,日军在印度的60w大军有撤退迹象,不知道是打算绕路来攻还是真正撤退,让我们拭目以待
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"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR May 21, 43
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$ G* Z- q- `; _  [% LSubmarine attack near Socotra  at 5,13
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      TK Thorshavn, Torpedo hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage# H- P6 m" L2 G  m

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, z7 u9 N" [9 y" z! OSubmarine attack near Socotra  at 4,16
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Sub attack near Kusaie Island  at 125,1184 F" r# U* j" w. k2 h+ `

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! R3 X( B: c" x* T( N      xAKL Kosho Maru0 w! y! t/ D4 v8 s4 `( G
      PB Kozan Maru
9 x' ~; J( @7 N: E4 y8 p1 j5 R      SC CHa-39
! f" D% e& x/ k0 r% T* [      AM Wa 104
8 c0 x2 ?! ?: }      xAK Reiyo Maru
. D1 ]" }0 o+ v! j5 |      xAK Kiyoshima Maru1 ~. X7 D! }, s: w  m
      xAKL Sakae Maru
4 R: i7 H4 w% K7 k      xAKL Kikuryu Maru
+ m5 a( T/ L% k  z* ~+ {      xAKL Gyoun Maru
. G9 ?8 T7 t- f" @8 x      xAKL Ina Maru' [! B$ D: G- H& M1 G
      xAKL Miyako Maru( o% a* ^9 d: v3 L
      xAKL Tonegawa Maru2 {, g6 M. T5 G6 t6 D5 B" K
      PB Ayaha Maru
: Z3 s; i% P0 C/ G) a" i      PB Shonon Maru #10
  p0 `# j, M$ {      PB Shuko Maru #5+ T: L/ I9 n1 Q7 a* W
      PB Sonan Maru #6
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      SS Jack
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& j1 p8 h) W' `9 N, @! w  ^/ SSub attack near Kusaie Island  at 125,118
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7 P& x$ Y3 T% A$ B      xAKL Yagi Maru# C" e% j4 G: E
      PB Kozan Maru
! O* Q. s8 O; ^  `. ?1 ^) {      SC CHa-39* K1 Q' _/ J5 y( o) R! z3 N' ~
      AM Wa 104
3 C9 {! D( d( e& I# x1 O      xAK Minryo Maru
$ a, B+ Z7 D8 ]- J- F      xAK Reiyo Maru1 O" v# U! r+ R" K7 G! y& Z' \5 L/ |
      xAK Kiyoshima Maru5 h3 G$ e& Q6 T1 m% B# w% k
      xAKL Sakae Maru+ @' M: T/ I8 }* O/ h, p
      xAKL Kikuryu Maru
/ m! z4 @6 m" h) s; S& v9 q      xAKL Gyoun Maru
$ b. j+ w3 ~; Q$ ^9 {      xAKL Ina Maru/ u- `, i. T. E9 W- i
      xAKL Miyako Maru) @/ U3 s$ ^2 L  ^" N
      xAKL Tonegawa Maru! N: Z0 x2 I# _
      xAKL Kosho Maru2 B; m: w$ G5 J, I+ K4 F  e
      PB Ayaha Maru0 {4 E: M. y. q, {0 r6 ^
      PB Shonon Maru #10, ?3 {* Q8 C8 t  c- {
      PB Shuko Maru #5
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      SC Ch 33# x3 p8 O" }  _; A* l; R

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"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
这档怎么不更新了呀?27呢?59呢?
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
天煌逃避现实去了,刚回来
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
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Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117
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" `! v1 C' F$ S3 UEstimated time to target is 10 minutes
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      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 323 ~' p' }, @, i* |  k
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      F4U-1 Corsair x 18
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Allied aircraft losses
7 U( n6 ]6 m4 N/ Z      F4U-1 Corsair: 1 destroyed
, K1 G& \' K2 B3 c# W% W+ s. b! ~0 V' E) B- p* w; K- w
2 `# F& g& U& k" l# ?, g7 N
4 k/ d( d2 n! i  d1 j
Aircraft Attacking:% u! A) z$ [- A) T& b$ m
       4 x F4U-1 Corsair sweeping at 31000 feet * 3 p1 [$ [& y0 S" p2 }( n# i
! ]; p( \* t7 U1 q3 f2 e! I0 I+ H
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# e" K- V7 h* Y9 oMorning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117
* L5 T5 A8 x5 |. A6 k( c& @2 i2 L0 u6 \5 k( w9 p' [2 B$ O
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
3 A1 t2 U2 {. |# b0 I
  ]: e) a- t$ ]! d0 l3 Q3 d, cRaid detected at 32 NM, estimated altitude 35,000 feet.
% D2 {6 K  Q0 v8 _, t+ H4 y/ l1 I9 rEstimated time to target is 6 minutes7 c# T* x, C) U4 S! T" m

4 B/ B1 X. Q2 b( X( qJapanese aircraft( I" N6 X( K3 [5 m
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 18
+ V2 W- c  g1 m9 I
3 [/ ]. _$ @8 o% \3 U6 B' |% i# c3 y5 r2 E2 t1 s+ q

6 y$ }2 ^) ?8 p# w8 K1 M& wAllied aircraft
% {" m( ^; T* r( L5 r, c7 a' H% ]; ~      P-38G Lightning x 23
( g- y' L. o  i# O7 _% l% ?, [5 R. b$ _3 y9 T; U

5 G3 S, M* g4 N  j8 K* FJapanese aircraft losses) K1 I& k1 ~3 i: X4 Y! K; `2 G
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo: 1 destroyed) l8 ^+ |- ^' c' u- v) J4 N

3 y8 a2 T4 R+ i: I7 t8 e* lNo Allied losses
5 B  H6 r7 T$ E  k/ X) U: |
8 U' p7 n4 u0 y7 a' m, g  B9 z
: {6 F  R& V9 R& ~" Y1 ~3 @/ e" d: N
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Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117 0 K! u' Z! O  U$ P  Y% G

( L7 ]: _& |# e. oWeather in hex: Partial cloud. m; t  T1 f! {

) O' A, m4 q0 C3 V) O% B' oRaid detected at 34 NM, estimated altitude 34,000 feet.
: X: H8 I! ]( C4 J8 m7 g" C: }- U; Z# FEstimated time to target is 6 minutes3 K7 h  P. n: K8 g0 S; x

1 K1 {6 S8 K) m' `Japanese aircraft
* L( ^" M1 I( L5 P8 N      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 84 \6 L0 f* l3 S0 @: D3 q

( j6 d- J2 v5 `
$ A" ?0 M, a$ K+ o) v% d$ m3 E6 M+ L* j  K- r; s
Allied aircraft7 b* m( Z/ [0 |" ]' \
      P-38G Lightning x 17
6 b' C2 S5 s& u" H" }2 r# B/ o( A; W! f) d7 |

/ c7 ^/ W9 C' }) ]* R- X0 fJapanese aircraft losses# M$ s% Z& _0 ^& N) M$ L/ L
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo: 1 destroyed
5 v- x* G4 X1 P( e- {8 Q' S: w) G! e9 b# W9 S9 L# Q
No Allied losses
! e% J' y; \7 ~# @) @  u0 o. l6 K& N/ t7 J; ]

5 F/ K$ N  {$ u  p& f; t+ ~% z, S* I3 C' O9 C7 `
Aircraft Attacking:
9 ^1 h3 Z( e% C4 M       9 x P-38G Lightning sweeping at 31000 feet
* s8 X3 c" R0 [; u" {$ R
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Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117
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Weather in hex: Partial cloud
9 |3 S' Y2 T  D: v* y2 a5 B! G- B0 h- z% o! ?5 S
Raid detected at 30 NM, estimated altitude 34,000 feet.* n5 g& S; I/ j
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes+ X% o+ ?8 q( \; Z- g# c. f

$ |4 w' N+ r0 u4 G/ J  \Japanese aircraft& q! d5 X/ h- ?
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 34 {0 Q$ l3 v8 A% c. @4 i3 `

  I/ X5 H& d9 W8 a& F
, P, x8 A, h$ g- J# K. @5 q& t& m) y+ K* V! i- u/ U
Allied aircraft" X" b, Q6 w0 I
      P-38G Lightning x 226 W/ w1 t6 J( H

5 `# I3 W- v- X& `, K, l; v: y* v5 f
Japanese aircraft losses) G- N8 L/ u5 N' W; q' l9 {
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo: 1 destroyed
3 a# Y$ y: I: X0 q. n: V
9 C! L0 k) B; W+ G# J" G/ n  hNo Allied losses; x( o3 J/ o* ]9 l
! _5 y% g5 k: }  o+ M$ K
) b# C; P5 D4 p7 r# U( o. D- }" z
  v+ n# E/ W3 H8 {7 s0 o: |, N: L
Aircraft Attacking:
2 Z0 R9 q& f3 h' I5 e0 H7 t      22 x P-38G Lightning sweeping at 31000 feet
. I$ W1 i( E7 b* b6 \% d( @, g
# `& b- t$ ~: \
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Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117
7 t2 [% ~1 ~9 I& e3 C2 f, U) s. x& W( p7 c9 k( H/ j
Weather in hex: Partial cloud% X9 e  S/ n; S1 L3 O9 q
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Raid detected at 37 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.# v% i* C5 w7 V: {& [7 Z
Estimated time to target is 12 minutes
9 k+ u! ]/ a1 R) v- K8 E
' q9 m& c: Q' |: F' z1 jJapanese aircraft
& O% Z) o5 `3 Z3 G- n      no flights
# j. V/ c! r  _* ^$ K& f) n' S: j
0 B+ l- Y: K1 H5 F$ Q$ _
6 z3 ?8 L) k& [$ f. \, h' ^Allied aircraft3 r7 d& T8 v6 l3 H
      PB4Y-1 Liberator x 33  f/ Z$ F- o; Y3 Y# W1 f. g1 D
- w9 o0 v+ K$ {+ P+ P

3 @' f/ E- S+ F! s1 VJapanese aircraft losses0 ^: y8 s- c% `+ Y; S; V) f& T
      E13A1 Jake: 1 destroyed on ground+ f! \9 V: z% k  a% h

7 @" w5 ~, f7 z% E1 l; s. F3 mNo Allied losses: c! k2 H: h3 Q- h& C
- D' Q  |  Z7 X! Z
# C0 E; }' u2 M3 `
2 V7 w) Z7 p' {2 D& s! g( _; I* ~
Airbase hits 16
# {! @+ A( T! _) Y8 PAirbase supply hits 2" M, T0 g* o, Q; O5 @
Runway hits 37
0 I2 {% ~! Y# r* T3 m, b" Q: Q" c0 L; f6 S9 e1 h: k

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$ ?$ v* M  O, I. i6 O4 YMorning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117 8 h9 z; ^# U# c& X, ]# D  l6 T* @
8 V! |7 r7 ?; v; [) m
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
1 v" N. j& H3 A; a+ C' R2 m4 ]  n, m2 z
Raid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.
/ D) W8 U3 k6 g. `Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
' E3 z# Y; Y6 I/ j, Z4 G( _  r& x0 ^
1 H+ u  ~$ Q* @' w9 X% R
Allied aircraft
, H: W. {: r& G. D. q. R8 Q      PB4Y-1 Liberator x 8: ~2 S) S7 `! N

9 d/ I3 w- j, }- V( h( P( p# j, ^8 S/ P
No Allied losses
5 s5 g9 N  E7 U* Y: ~
+ N, Q0 Q& k# {5 C- |- {6 ]* l( m6 H! J4 N+ q( }: V8 x% K

8 i* G! z, i( J+ jAirbase hits 4
# g- ]: t8 g! GAirbase supply hits 11 j* n* W: M8 ], A' F
Runway hits 2! _1 K7 ~: n) U) y
7 m4 e# k; N" T5 ]2 q7 L' f

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+ r, I+ w" \5 U! RMorning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117
+ O9 R: f' J& d6 @+ d5 `" L' G3 M4 P
Weather in hex: Partial cloud7 E; d' G$ W; m. ?
5 [  b, a- U& X6 p, h. w+ o! W
Raid spotted at 1 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.+ Y- ?. B8 ]1 c3 J/ I) t% v, a1 ?
Estimated time to target is 0 minutes
7 Y! @  q+ i# \+ s8 L7 }# ?
/ Z% n- O7 J% q2 DJapanese aircraft
2 @8 ^# Z8 B6 h1 Z& S4 y      no flights
+ [  J' W* W& p3 s9 r2 n* @( v; I3 y7 s$ M5 N
- i. ^( I& d% Z& Z+ L. W- `
Allied aircraft( _  `* Y+ ]& e4 h' D6 v
      PB4Y-1 Liberator x 11
% b, ~9 Z4 v( o, r: z2 i$ X* u8 W# `2 K9 C/ S8 [

2 d& v  I% f8 p' G* W. w# s4 p+ aNo Japanese losses- N0 t, \- w- b+ O

/ x4 Y' Z' Z, G4 F, |7 p5 [No Allied losses
# V6 {8 v3 J1 a( k4 a0 x: g  K6 D9 r# U. k$ a7 |4 p

  }7 ~6 L8 l! u; B. V* ~8 v* z# ?( U; Q$ C. i8 _
Airbase hits 8
; K0 \0 f8 O) l6 sRunway hits 10
( b, K) p+ a! \7 U  X8 {% o. C  ?7 j% @" [  ~7 g) U% a
# t& \. ]; }( V3 O( r
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Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117
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Weather in hex: Partial cloud" ?2 z  g+ L9 q9 G
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Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.$ J* k3 r& n% A, g
Estimated time to target is 11 minutes* D( d; B( u0 R) Z% f( P
. X+ Z5 |9 Q8 D
Japanese aircraft/ h. y* j! _, \9 u
      no flights
& R% V" D* A( H# S: R" p8 M* R5 U
# y3 D1 h/ n1 n0 ^5 J7 U
7 S" w1 ?3 s) i4 L9 ~6 fAllied aircraft
, |  B0 W* G5 G& C( R( K( g& {+ `+ Q( Y      B-25C Mitchell x 12
$ W& A4 C6 R5 d8 s      B-25C Mitchell x 36- U0 U+ }: D  Q" K4 K

) }8 e+ ]& b& x' z( y2 K7 K8 G  l6 i9 q! }% l# }7 e2 X$ M
Japanese aircraft losses  e3 P) R2 l) D/ \0 V
      E13A1 Jake: 1 destroyed on ground
$ T0 l$ K% Y  [2 C
* P7 `  V( |5 y( X% K; uAllied aircraft losses
' W$ O3 n6 U2 J  K/ a: t0 W      B-25C Mitchell: 1 damaged! t7 r2 F- k) G4 b( b- R
  g% l' ?# f5 E" n8 g; X- ^
Japanese ground losses:
7 g% v3 v2 k) ~# A      5 casualties reported
8 U! B# S1 J2 ?9 @! O6 v. `% T2 G         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled9 k# y, ?# @/ g7 m  P
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
1 ]0 }% A4 o4 E. b         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 {+ K- d2 `9 i: x  x4 b
9 X' n' }7 O. r& k" R; f7 X+ O; X. E8 ~4 K) D  W, X: D6 u

: G2 S0 T! q' y$ E- L1 kAirbase hits 19( v7 E4 z. v) x, Z0 w. p
Airbase supply hits 12& y6 b/ Z) M% L  ]$ y
Runway hits 53; G' r. @9 o) f8 F6 [
, A/ e# ?3 F" t  z2 e- b) E# ]

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: B) c4 W1 d# j! [Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117
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Weather in hex: Partial cloud
5 b" w6 D* D- B! `+ F' B" {4 v
9 q9 D' d) j7 k1 B* X& {Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.5 L. R3 ^5 D6 \
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
& u5 K2 F0 H4 w; f; G
$ i; @( M7 H7 C. J& P0 g7 i/ M- KJapanese aircraft
. y- c) w" n, T* W& ?/ q) f+ l      no flights
* P- U! @' p6 P$ `0 [$ C% T
, O% z& M8 L1 G2 p; ~# e7 E1 t
% y  C0 [+ b. b& I" @# y( f$ ZAllied aircraft" B( \: A+ ~1 M5 W) @) s" F+ @
      B-25C Mitchell x 98 h. x% a& x5 ~, t# _

( |( Y6 ~8 o- z1 _- o" k, B
, s2 Z* i4 A6 }. w, C1 v" w7 y) H  kNo Japanese losses
  t0 N1 \  }  g' F& \
2 v1 Z0 o7 z  d8 zNo Allied losses
7 U/ [9 L0 a! T% ?. Z9 Q1 @2 j" E/ {& W$ F3 W; o- P
3 Y* Q& D7 x7 k, D

: k, y4 X# l  FAirbase hits 3  S& l9 @  L! [0 _
Airbase supply hits 2
* q* H$ A5 n$ |5 A3 [Runway hits 6
( }* p; m0 h1 ?
  Q2 Q, u* g& M/ b4 g$ a- i. W4 l; _- [# ^1 ^) Z! C7 r
1 G% E. p" \4 f, ^* c) e. V) J
盟军4发极限距离偷袭了肖特兰,在港口击沉日军驳船无数4 }0 j1 V% j7 e$ b
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Morning Air attack on Shortlands , at 109,131 + K$ R0 c& M1 {# s  ?

& B2 w  K+ `9 P$ w$ i6 }! {Weather in hex: Heavy rain5 F1 B, W, \7 C. |% q

$ T- {0 V; i* u6 s! x# ~) F  XRaid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.
- J6 `7 V3 u! `Estimated time to target is 13 minutes
2 R6 c8 {' @! u* G  X. A! `
# p2 {  e% w0 n( f
0 t0 X3 h: }: H& f0 e" X% VAllied aircraft
" [; H8 k6 H5 E" ?" R0 @      B-24D Liberator x 39
7 K/ K" G% e& K5 ]+ v$ t3 _5 t$ _; M1 o      B-24D1 Liberator x 72
$ ?3 E+ e4 X, t3 [0 M  u
. E) P7 o1 Y* H; \- z3 r' D, A' A- T
No Allied losses
- _2 \  u/ _6 I) [- l* i2 j& u; }3 a& Z( G: @* d4 \8 F
Japanese Ships
: z6 M3 L9 I0 V& ^8 M4 P6 Z      ACM Tasei Maru, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
& V" x1 P  {- R* S2 I8 I      ACM Heijo Maru, Bomb hits 2, and is sunk0 d6 E: p% t* d0 h6 U/ F
      LB-1002, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
6 O( F3 H) h" m" f* Q4 `2 k9 O      LB-109, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
" Z9 |6 K3 f1 [; s      LB-134, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
' M# g2 ?" i0 P0 K      LB-127, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk5 T7 O+ D0 m( d: g- L% y6 K: o
      LB-126, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk% i- N2 |# C+ D6 T
      LB-508, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
* L3 S5 v; x% A' a3 G- Q7 e4 B; M) o! Z      LB-5001, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk7 |1 f6 E6 _+ p$ w( _
      LB-515, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk7 W  J9 Y4 U* p# b$ T$ E
      LB-1012, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk3 _' W  e, _+ v
      LB-506, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
: d/ W7 \, D% m      LB-507, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk$ h' w% ^2 X! C* d0 m, A  y
      LB-138, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
. `1 g' H" S; q# S( T! i6 Q      LB-120, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk+ ^, g, ?1 o+ f; I4 G4 R
      PB Kyo Maru #2, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
# B' [4 [$ Y% v0 a9 v      LB-129, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
" q4 A! U8 ]; {, q. C      LB-102, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk. L4 N. m+ V5 `" }. ^0 E
      LB-121, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk' Y" k$ G) c  B
      LB-115, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk5 a1 O2 C+ f3 {
      LB-106, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk( m  l2 T# @) V2 X: f2 V) N
      LB-119, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
# ]1 |" A5 X  v% a* D      LB-142, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk$ b; M8 Z* l: n  d1 I8 D6 _  W' f
      LB-107, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
' I) S6 s+ W. X3 ?0 n      LB-137, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
& G$ u* ]! b( l5 q- G3 F( C9 N      LB-1007, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
1 x9 b8 C/ `. g8 y# c; U' G      LB-510, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk. }6 |0 F6 ^7 q
      LB-125, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
6 X. ~4 l; E- J2 I5 R  ?) A+ A      LB-1006, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk' `. D( s, h! U1 m$ `
      LB-151, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk& x$ v/ N/ S5 a4 u# b
      LB-1001, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk9 ]5 z: V; O  t4 m8 W/ u
      LB-519, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
4 ]5 r$ i  C. J) y      LB-503, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
3 [: \2 R6 Z6 ?) |
8 ~5 d$ m; H1 ^. D+ X, M
9 x! l! d, H% e8 H6 ^$ @- F! f* p/ P
Port hits 9
/ S8 `- |2 `) ~* o
7 H' n0 l  C6 D0 u. a* |' d) W8 r/ w( |" |, O2 H7 T* C
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Morning Air attack on Shortlands , at 109,131
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& l1 V; ~+ O/ K7 A" d  HWeather in hex: Heavy rain3 G( c% }% M) B6 f
. S2 D. @- ?; ^3 f9 d
Raid spotted at 10 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.
6 ^2 U9 _4 W3 D; M% U& EEstimated time to target is 3 minutes
! Y! C& B* I& m0 U' I
2 ]( R# `/ a+ f
7 Z$ |  m; l3 q- v8 uAllied aircraft
: d# _8 e/ a7 h3 ^! c& K      B-24D Liberator x 9
8 ^. _# d& g3 V" }2 ?4 h$ o9 C- |- L8 E7 E9 `9 z( C* @  x& A

; s5 U- m& O7 f; G# r7 jNo Allied losses" N( z2 U8 k( X$ r* n

. c# l! t5 S* }. ?6 DJapanese Ships
) z  E. B7 |. }      LB-520, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk& v( Q& [. P  R. r
      LB-135, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
2 l4 w6 M5 a& T* W! h$ T/ X      LB-116, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
8 B" P& w( l% N9 l      LB-105, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
8 V" c* |* y* C% R. A6 M8 {: i0 R0 C, a+ g/ O, S
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/ F" m% n6 n4 n4 u& X  z; C6 OMorning Air attack on Shortlands , at 109,131 # H! u. F) N8 `6 F- C9 U- |) w
* s; F' e( [  v( A
Weather in hex: Heavy rain' d& }. _7 q1 M% x" B) p; E; \

  y9 w! h4 q0 iRaid spotted at 23 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.
, V! [8 U4 z8 F1 i; b% S: ~Estimated time to target is 7 minutes2 H  W9 u' k7 r( V# }& l4 ?( {- e
: H! J, M0 A6 d! G
' i) g5 V+ g& {
Allied aircraft: a& p6 a6 L2 j
      B-24D1 Liberator x 7
, l: ^: S% _7 S5 m9 T8 [: A8 Y1 ^5 s5 [7 j0 W7 ^# d9 B! S

; u; L, l/ j# GNo Allied losses
2 B( R! \3 M3 D' [4 Z3 }* W/ }
- o. k8 A: [0 xJapanese Ships
* a& B3 K4 `& R/ ~. z      LB-504, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk3 e  M5 _2 R* ]9 N
      LB-513, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk" w" J4 \9 g4 f* D
      LB-103, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
8 L% C  _& o; y9 E) c  E      LB-113, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
: E1 K3 `9 b+ ?/ W4 ?0 m  P
4 n* E# V5 w1 _* b- M
  w; _# _' I# S$ L0 ~. ?( J( }& X3 @  p* U% O
Port hits 14 _# {& W2 [" `$ Q1 ^& u- e  n
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4 x' a) p4 w+ L& Q) ?Morning Air attack on Shortlands , at 109,131 ; _9 q; M9 e9 b7 g' z! z# M

8 P+ e& t' X. e2 \- r; a* @9 ~! p0 k) ~Weather in hex: Heavy rain/ A, o8 I6 B5 N
4 Q9 }6 ~' G4 {: q6 _
Raid detected at 39 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.
3 _) D: _6 d' f+ x. sEstimated time to target is 13 minutes( d9 D0 q- {8 G$ z* d. c/ H0 Q

/ b4 s0 E, Z) L5 d8 P$ W: g, u2 ?/ i
Allied aircraft; s7 f, J/ t8 D& y! |$ }; V6 M8 Q
      B-24D1 Liberator x 92 R, E% c0 A3 p. {8 i

! P( ?( D. E' O* g! Y+ Q' W
' e3 \3 R" S- x( g" CNo Allied losses
3 R  J2 L) K) n, ^: y
, m( t5 w6 d4 u$ a$ |3 Y* ?Japanese Ships! s+ u, N8 L2 Z% U7 |) L
      LB-118, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk2 E7 N1 ^7 k/ I% d" `4 w
      LB-1011, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk) h- a0 y1 r+ y! `# b5 e: m
& K* q8 Y+ ~: V/ R

+ {! N+ Y& V: y& |  o; w4 A9 k, W6 r/ \& ^$ r/ e% r
Port hits 1( M1 Z) N6 ^! Q, D

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Submarine attack near Shanghai  at 94,55
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Allied Ships
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SS Runner launches 2 torpedoes at xAK Sugiyama Maru
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
59号再次无故失踪,此档欲进不能
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
老赵这厮
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
59号再次无故失踪,此档欲进不能
( H) X5 Y: m5 e) H  ]+ nhades1001 发表于 2012-2-23 12:29
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天蝗近日政务繁杂,正巡察东海,周末回宫~~
The most persistent sound which reverberates through man's history is the beating of war drums.
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天蝗近日政务繁杂,正巡察东海,周末回宫~~2 p% A5 m$ z$ I* a
championzhao 发表于 2012-2-24 11:32
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东海? 准备在钓鱼岛干一仗么
周末都要过去了59桑
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
普通看客敦促天皇和总统尽快恢复交战。。。
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