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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。) J: w5 u4 ?5 O; w" G* Q# v

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5 g- \/ z0 ^* o# G9 B9 R$ ~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???。。。。
醒握杀人剑,醉卧美人膝
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR May 20, 43/ v( R2 T$ r+ a8 h9 ~5 ]0 v3 ?

1 H* Z6 d6 |& @" P( x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,
/ K6 {4 V, F$ u" L" x* H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8 g$ p" l% F- R5 r- u1 c. {

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1 [7 I% E6 p( ?# `Morning Air attack on Ailinglaplap , at 133,117 5 o  ]3 V$ E: w( V) ~

) ^4 L, c; `: E$ I' KWeather in hex: Clear sky
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Raid spotted at 39 NM, estimated altitude 34,000 feet./ Y/ i- }5 W9 P  k2 n' O) R" i
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes8 {* F' L0 w5 i) x' S

- b/ W" c  t  `9 o6 p" tJapanese aircraft
* j, \, z9 h& H. g      N1K1-J George x 22
+ q' X( j& a1 A$ e& T) S      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 30
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      P-38G Lightning x 24
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Japanese aircraft losses
) @8 Z' L, Y3 B3 ~" Y      Ki-44-IIa Tojo: 4 destroyed
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0 }# c* ]- T- o# o( W9 w      P-38G Lightning: 2 destroyed
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2 \# A5 t; R0 JCAP engaged:
& a7 e1 q+ w" d/ \* S3 }1 n; KUnyo-1/A with N1K1-J George (0 airborne, 16 on standby, 2 scrambling). f" b9 G) z( m; i$ \8 e: s* [  ]
      4 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
, A8 W0 t& W/ X  _* f% x      Group patrol altitude is 31000 , scrambling fighters to 31000.
# n9 e# a* I1 N2 q) H9 Q: V3 G  E      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 25 minutes
' O6 S( c- A' z" R" l; C54th Sentai with Ki-44-IIa Tojo (0 airborne, 16 on standby, 8 scrambling)
- ]8 B2 q. q( K" k3 ?      6 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.0 [" ?/ w% A5 X. C
      Group patrol altitude is 31000 , scrambling fighters to 31000.
& `! Q- P( d1 b5 |6 H! k+ R      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 16 minutes
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! j0 c1 S" x  D* o" EMorning Air attack on Ailinglaplap , at 133,117
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Weather in hex: Clear sky
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Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.
5 D* I. f2 k$ y) M+ g6 R0 {Estimated time to target is 6 minutes* ~, Y( A  ~  a
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/ \  f+ j0 L# ~! N; E, T7 I, C, V      N1K1-J George x 140 ?. p0 i: N  ^0 q
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 15
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8 l  l0 n6 Y% VAllied aircraft
5 t# ]  ?6 i$ F; d+ _. Z      PB4Y-1 Liberator x 44
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: J% s; X' k7 n- W. `& x( V8 g. RJapanese aircraft losses3 N/ s7 T. ]  {- t, w* C1 |
      N1K1-J George: 3 damaged
8 L5 P+ J! d2 [0 h. C' M0 s. L      N1K1-J George: 2 destroyed on ground, K) V* }" x$ D
      D4Y1 Judy: 20 destroyed on ground9 G  T* L" e9 r# K( K; E
      MC-21 Sally: 25 destroyed on ground' o, [4 i1 |) s
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! S5 `8 L" l; d# v1 G: x' p      PB4Y-1 Liberator: 1 destroyed
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" _7 r9 E: e% c, d      35 casualties reported
+ U; W+ y; b( U3 l9 Q6 r$ {         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled* E. i% ?4 `1 D0 p$ I. @  Z6 l, H
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
& H1 P. V+ ?+ W! J         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled& q3 S' M6 f  }

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0 H0 d6 B; s! ?1 x- Z/ Y/ gAirbase hits 17
. `3 F* j4 B! xAirbase supply hits 9! s3 F5 [1 r: L0 j6 L. d1 ^& B
Runway hits 63- b9 M! [3 ~2 R, t, J

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6 W8 R, e& R8 u& Y9 uMorning Air attack on Ailinglaplap , at 133,117   K0 @4 W! [$ T; t
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Raid spotted at 3 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
& \! q8 B# {* g8 K; E3 B) r+ vEstimated time to target is 0 minutes
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      N1K1-J George x 9. E' q; p% N1 v( h, {
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 12/ o$ N( e( O- K8 j  Q/ N8 K! |+ K2 }
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9 K3 o# n% c4 e      PB4Y-1 Liberator x 11' w2 X+ n. B/ m" }: I+ x) A
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: ?5 S! `# f/ Z) h% ]5 e      D4Y1 Judy: 1 destroyed on ground# P8 n: @% \0 _) ~! O  q
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      PB4Y-1 Liberator: 1 destroyed, 3 damaged
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Runway hits 1
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9 z, m! E" S, ^7 u1 s4 e8 kMorning Air attack on Ailinglaplap , at 133,117 - Z$ ^; ^5 @; G2 k. i

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. s2 {9 a7 B$ ]9 I3 CRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
- d& |" y: O9 z/ M5 k3 eEstimated time to target is 5 minutes, O9 s9 |4 B' P) M" s# Y  ^) C, q0 U
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* D7 J8 K  ^. Q  Z3 k      N1K1-J George x 5- Q, U1 \. ~& V& \, I- b
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 5
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Allied aircraft& V, e3 W* K( g5 S! ^2 x# x
      B-25C Mitchell x 170 M( H: T( x, l9 x
      B-25C Mitchell x 46; e' o4 I. `0 a2 E
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Japanese aircraft losses
% y" s. `0 {8 Q- K/ H: \' G      N1K1-J George: 1 destroyed on ground
- t. ]- B. T/ V( Y- V      MC-21 Sally: 4 destroyed on ground
, P) z; A+ u+ }' R8 k# `. U      D4Y1 Judy: 5 destroyed on ground
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      B-25C Mitchell: 1 destroyed, 1 damaged
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Japanese ground losses:# i/ B  `& V! _& [! K$ Y
      30 casualties reported
# y# a' @$ r2 I1 o( T         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 e  n9 d7 E2 }9 D2 A5 G* P0 A  _         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
! L8 q# {! M* \) [         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled, x" n3 O8 @& t; n
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% @3 b# V: ?5 y: I. l! MAirbase hits 12
& a& D3 J0 T1 B* i2 Y# s' C" tAirbase supply hits 6
/ h6 Q  f: [) K) f% p; nRunway hits 38/ s7 H: X# y; [# \! `; r

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Morning Air attack on Canton Island , at 153,143 , ?& ^! V% |; ~" k( f' X
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Raid detected at 56 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.1 p; |; ]3 M1 M! p. Z' G# `$ U% P
Estimated time to target is 20 minutes
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% [! j3 A/ O7 q0 O, s7 \* Y      G3M3 Nell x 51
/ C' r; Z. [. c' g- b      G4M1 Betty x 62% h! S7 M; i- }) X- N, U
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      G4M1 Betty: 2 damaged- i* m; N: W# w
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Allied Ships2 O4 P* G: p* @3 s& _
      AKE Port Orford, Bomb hits 13,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
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3 n# |0 N' L: t) N5 y7 S( B" ?Port hits 52
% S" K+ z( J% U8 yPort fuel hits 16. M( ~& z: \4 P/ w+ |
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$ c5 Q0 H1 V6 A/ l- B5 {1 U4 `) l" W

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7 n2 r! v0 r) ^& x8 z) h) b8 ~4 E% J3 jSubmarine attack near Socotra  at 5,13
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7 `& b. F2 S6 ]5 h7 p" ]      SS I-78 s8 \, P6 ?' D1 l  W
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$ b, i& M5 Q# P5 J( g      TK Thorshavn, Torpedo hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage; B# Z* {6 e: S3 L

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( Q6 y: O6 O2 {2 ?2 P3 @Submarine attack near Socotra  at 4,16
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      SS I-289 C$ N% s7 A: i4 @7 S" }& V: m( z7 ^
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- {# d' s4 a/ ~      TK Vivi, Torpedo hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
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2 L& W2 A! d1 v

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SS I-28 launches 6 torpedoes at TK Vivi
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3 ~. _4 S  _, V" S# CSub attack near Kusaie Island  at 125,118
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      xAKL Kosho Maru
6 q8 D# _, E! e; E* G0 V2 l      PB Kozan Maru
. r6 d' S9 U5 W6 p  G+ y3 T      SC CHa-39% f# D+ K3 y) }+ M
      AM Wa 104
- \+ |; ?4 r; @. ~/ F$ [" [! z      xAK Reiyo Maru
" D) ^4 c* Z$ `3 C5 f% F( {0 `      xAK Kiyoshima Maru7 }% n+ X1 y0 ~9 V# y! i; V
      xAKL Sakae Maru
3 d2 D, n+ f2 R4 R1 J$ I      xAKL Kikuryu Maru( M5 x8 n9 i, W7 ?3 p# A
      xAKL Gyoun Maru8 x* |+ Y, e3 S& i) p6 q# ~
      xAKL Ina Maru
' P" z+ M' G9 b: N$ }- w      xAKL Miyako Maru
& \0 d1 e7 S# h7 g0 f6 _7 y      xAKL Tonegawa Maru& C) t$ K" _$ Z* @; m, g) ^
      PB Ayaha Maru3 v: }% P$ d  |* ?: L
      PB Shonon Maru #10
* t! I! S3 e2 R/ D& @7 D* k, [7 O& w      PB Shuko Maru #5
  T" w5 s3 n' p  H9 M2 F: h6 [      PB Sonan Maru #6
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$ B1 d; n* s- h% o4 G; D& \" S$ A8 G      SS Jack) W3 Q8 H8 N/ V, `, k

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3 ~, H5 p& f9 r  a, k) @TK Thorshavn is sighted by SS I-7
8 p/ [/ y* S$ u' f" C& iSS I-7 launches 4 torpedoes at TK Thorshavn' j: u$ |2 Z* p; }( w. y8 I

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0 @5 ^( V6 \; ^: w$ Z3 g) ~; ZSub attack near Kusaie Island  at 125,118
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Japanese Ships' H2 `' J* p" \# v  q; C
      xAKL Yagi Maru0 z" Y7 w2 M  f; ~0 J# s4 N
      PB Kozan Maru% l+ }$ x2 K1 c1 t
      SC CHa-39
+ o% k. t5 i9 y      AM Wa 104
  x9 ^! I* R9 s; ^5 X" o( O      xAK Minryo Maru
( v2 [9 o, Q, k( }& z7 |# P; Y      xAK Reiyo Maru) V2 P4 d& h. x! Z6 t
      xAK Kiyoshima Maru5 n% v, g! b4 n  |1 f/ D1 W
      xAKL Sakae Maru
1 _- O/ ]0 J- G$ {# I      xAKL Kikuryu Maru
2 ]: ^  b3 J* \% i0 d      xAKL Gyoun Maru
. Q; p/ N( i6 `      xAKL Ina Maru7 g) H* `& z5 y; E: R
      xAKL Miyako Maru  P* u' j3 ^+ d3 h8 U$ t
      xAKL Tonegawa Maru8 Z! V5 M: e* Z( K
      xAKL Kosho Maru7 ~( [4 g. C  P0 E! o' l
      PB Ayaha Maru
! A4 E& K# j% l( w4 L6 Y! Y' [- H      PB Shonon Maru #108 H8 h6 G3 T* Q+ t' S, A4 E2 C" j
      PB Shuko Maru #51 S1 @3 G# K2 j) T
      PB Sonan Maru #6
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      SS Jack
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Captain of SS Jack elects not to launch torpedoes at this target( Q, t& T: B! \1 o% z8 t. L: T
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0 O7 h, D7 R6 E: iASW attack near Kavieng  at 106,122- j6 }3 w/ [3 P! [
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' W8 r; F8 M7 ]* M3 J/ v      xAK Norfolk Maru5 M2 {) K3 J; w2 m4 v5 F* q5 Z0 ]
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$ K  U1 |5 ^7 i! ^8 D9 n; H      SS S-45, hits 4
"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."
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR May 22, 43/ A; p4 F9 x1 M. W8 i

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Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117 + m0 l# S9 w7 z3 B

4 z8 ^' z( I, ]# vWeather in hex: Partial cloud
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Estimated time to target is 10 minutes0 Z9 R" W( {2 Y

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      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 328 t2 y3 e$ T1 |  Y

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      F4U-1 Corsair x 18" `! z' ]0 b8 l9 G  ]& }& a* {
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      F4U-1 Corsair: 1 destroyed
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1 P0 N  `& i1 j# n6 I5 B5 F  U/ y4 R$ T
1 z6 E5 _- ]5 g/ n
Aircraft Attacking:: |$ C/ o' ?- @. Q6 j, Q2 C  K
       4 x F4U-1 Corsair sweeping at 31000 feet * * w& Z, D- F, N; e5 L
. v* x& e$ k# Q. D& G
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5 f0 C. P% _2 B; M" W" F5 EMorning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117
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" F% l& a5 |! z9 d$ ~Weather in hex: Partial cloud
* F  L# p+ R' {' l5 z% b
" s# k$ U3 \* T% ?" ?) _Raid detected at 32 NM, estimated altitude 35,000 feet.
. H7 `$ O; z) L1 ]Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
1 A* U; k/ g6 J7 I, C
& f' A1 z4 ~, J$ s% m% N# r. ZJapanese aircraft+ C$ E$ n5 i1 T
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 18* M# F( `* {: b2 `/ J( C: F% x1 y( \

8 @$ [" q& V2 Y* t4 I( u9 I, O# {0 v9 M. W+ J
( e0 `  S0 f* A3 h# K4 L( l
Allied aircraft' G$ T% H5 C+ w: j$ \' K6 u) \
      P-38G Lightning x 23
* c5 `& P0 v% Q. l: V
. a/ r7 N' F' l0 {- s8 ~( `. Q" g) x1 [' S, d* q' N
Japanese aircraft losses$ Q% G0 T5 W, ]/ _5 S( V
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo: 1 destroyed8 g# x) D) w& ]1 T2 g

" q, A* ]2 R/ V" R1 S/ vNo Allied losses* F3 f9 w& m* V: x7 z  b: r
0 o  e" @; O9 n+ T
; G1 N' z. c* h; M8 |

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Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117 4 }- S8 o7 f- f5 t1 l
* e, f, ~5 F; t& A& t
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
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Raid detected at 34 NM, estimated altitude 34,000 feet.5 u- g1 O9 `* y5 K6 j
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
9 y( p& }3 n. U$ a6 I. \$ U8 `2 `: s$ E4 W0 A) I- V+ M
Japanese aircraft9 U1 K# m0 ?+ l( K9 V$ z
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 8
$ C) |& u  q; o8 h% w! u+ ~6 k7 M% y0 }7 ^1 j* F6 D

" J  L+ B5 S! Z! b8 P6 I0 s( N8 r0 `, J
Allied aircraft* a) e2 B8 V; e) W
      P-38G Lightning x 17: q' ^2 @  N) A7 g4 e
3 ]" d$ i: ~' ?- y% M: i

$ ?: [- w6 J+ m! }+ |# T; bJapanese aircraft losses
' d4 c/ N4 n, [* e" U# {, I; O      Ki-44-IIa Tojo: 1 destroyed$ M/ P0 [8 W+ q; ?

! b6 d' _3 F1 Y# A) jNo Allied losses& o* x6 j* \! ~9 F. a$ P5 @
5 j) B  c+ n+ Y& {- v" X
8 m' x" J; M  f

: O- g: u  m0 UAircraft Attacking:- i3 G% E% C/ @% b8 D6 w
       9 x P-38G Lightning sweeping at 31000 feet- w! l- ^/ A" _) ?2 c% u

# u2 N, D8 H. q( L7 [( E
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/ f0 @$ X8 t+ }; V5 _: s$ _Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117 * U) M8 J, z3 z1 m5 K' B2 u

! T* W- H: G# s5 i2 LWeather in hex: Partial cloud
# t/ z' a# ^7 @% _5 s9 O1 }9 P$ }/ S/ _3 r8 b
Raid detected at 30 NM, estimated altitude 34,000 feet.; W8 L0 X# @6 O% G( p+ i* K9 z% ~
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
* j" g- P+ l% {  |# I* t9 m- Y& V
2 K1 f7 o+ o/ [8 y2 e$ h3 }$ i: l/ `Japanese aircraft
; L* t, @7 T9 O5 N$ t& v      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 3
# z  `, E# g: A) g. P  b
8 v- @+ Q7 N& W: e' K
7 |. u; X6 U  E! X1 t) m  f" v6 |5 O( v3 D1 \2 ^: v. z/ A9 y) a1 T
Allied aircraft% h% w0 ?7 ?& Z$ ]
      P-38G Lightning x 22
( D; Y3 i+ _1 e+ D% h1 {. h: o" p3 I; p: f! I% o* Z
3 D$ g/ ~' l4 I2 ?
Japanese aircraft losses3 G) s2 M' J8 s8 t7 `: i2 r) i
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo: 1 destroyed' G% Q: P7 t. {* M- E

7 t3 e5 F0 j5 e; o) O& WNo Allied losses
7 p$ f8 d0 b, T( }" C" {& s1 E* i3 v- P, \9 F9 h

3 s3 N3 s) B. g! \* c7 `* i$ F( T$ W# d3 D1 Q
Aircraft Attacking:
; J$ H. \* j" v# B3 y# v      22 x P-38G Lightning sweeping at 31000 feet' I5 b/ A4 G  P$ G0 O4 c; d
* g$ s, j& S0 }6 I% X5 Q
' a* [; @& p9 F( @
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Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117
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; ~5 {, ~- I* q1 l" R+ b7 x- gWeather in hex: Partial cloud* |& V1 ?" Y8 K! Y4 T

; I5 T2 {* V. VRaid detected at 37 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.& O  P3 Y& C/ k6 t
Estimated time to target is 12 minutes
8 a* e8 z9 }$ x- B1 F9 h3 ^4 R: |3 c! A; Z2 U: @
Japanese aircraft) V2 Z+ d+ {2 P
      no flights9 r9 I) s8 O1 v2 a! r- ?8 u/ W

! r2 a& m) k  x( V$ h& a5 t' y+ @" c6 l2 A& H, s; v' X
Allied aircraft  p) L7 M+ W3 D/ O. k
      PB4Y-1 Liberator x 339 P% m" A' w3 ^/ u
  k" W; {; l% Y* C  `

3 n+ @3 x! e; o6 N3 IJapanese aircraft losses6 {; n- K5 s" |# b, k8 B+ M
      E13A1 Jake: 1 destroyed on ground7 p- E2 t7 |; t4 j3 l* R/ E4 ?% w
2 M& W% f3 I/ B% J6 V
No Allied losses+ x6 [9 p$ D5 \: j1 \; E+ ^
; F: V. I; {- }

: ]- E+ g6 q5 T
8 n  A, l2 q' `2 C1 f1 n" @7 FAirbase hits 16* m7 A* y# j) ~" [! `& h" G* i
Airbase supply hits 2
, V* f/ ~7 a0 r- b" _+ X8 mRunway hits 376 ]8 c# W+ O) |+ ]

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Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117
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( f$ @* S! x" I4 t2 \7 S: M  ]  G7 ?Weather in hex: Partial cloud
2 Y* F$ N% b% \7 E: U# D# q5 B
; {+ l+ j3 |6 E5 ~! {9 Z; {Raid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.
9 l/ S8 G! P& C) K: }$ O  u) h! LEstimated time to target is 5 minutes
4 H; n; J0 j% ]9 H3 h( i
4 m  x( N2 J  n& c: r* }: ^" ^- C( d8 s
Allied aircraft+ Z! g! I- h7 g' Y- w! |5 ^# ?
      PB4Y-1 Liberator x 8
/ w  s5 }$ a! N/ Q8 Q! T  [
1 o% T6 N4 v3 e3 O$ e  I4 M5 r1 L" d' l. ~
No Allied losses8 F. ~. N1 d$ @+ q5 I  c, r; \

8 s7 g7 z/ }  n1 a0 c6 _
" K% A! s$ B: D0 z
, \; z) b( T3 p3 ^" gAirbase hits 4
0 w, X( x/ W; {' ?1 wAirbase supply hits 1$ V4 H# H1 K0 y4 _* a& i5 ]
Runway hits 2
) N0 \) \( B# E8 W2 O. l6 D1 v
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Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117 " w9 O( U# x8 t! S) k# t. F

7 z# J6 @8 \1 w7 k% b: T. g- V2 Q7 FWeather in hex: Partial cloud0 ]& g+ S0 s- Y4 Q% V

3 Y! v2 P6 Q* ?/ Z- c4 HRaid spotted at 1 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.- \% Z2 `' e8 G8 ~
Estimated time to target is 0 minutes" _0 O+ z; z/ x* r0 i- v7 e

0 U3 l7 e, ^# L( ~Japanese aircraft
; Q' F" b, x0 S0 Q5 a      no flights
4 p: l2 l: Q: }6 v# ?  E. R+ Y
1 y' B3 i) A/ }( z* n
) L% L+ M$ N. e+ u0 N9 G0 R) uAllied aircraft4 B. K2 _- b& z2 w9 M. n
      PB4Y-1 Liberator x 117 V: S  d0 d- j" S; f1 b7 [

3 o* E& R  r) t" t  j+ Q
* {  A# ?4 l! g/ t# `No Japanese losses
4 s# @& _. |: V3 x$ v
$ G" e3 @( y7 Z* @4 m$ f' TNo Allied losses
3 k* S2 C. R" n
* u$ O9 ]$ K# A, x4 ^) E1 }# U$ r7 @) B( u1 P8 Z/ G0 D
# G" L$ S, Z9 Z9 D' S9 B
Airbase hits 8
& |4 X, I( @* j4 f9 S6 T6 Q% e0 IRunway hits 10* R  Q: G' |( z9 C% p' _0 \/ z

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& N, Z3 c1 J7 x; K+ `, X. G) aMorning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117 $ o2 c) L; m, H# P+ j/ g

& S- K) q9 G1 O8 u9 t4 k3 BWeather in hex: Partial cloud
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Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
/ j* l, e8 w: }" lEstimated time to target is 11 minutes* B- \5 p  @5 M) q$ E! r1 Q% S
6 j0 m4 }$ j# q( b
Japanese aircraft
! Y  P& C& L3 O! N% M" ~# y! u      no flights- Q+ C( `; |( o+ l9 M: J

5 ?% a) g& y6 ^  d7 @9 [2 n7 n$ U) \8 m2 b; N4 V9 L
Allied aircraft2 {  }1 T' a! I' Z
      B-25C Mitchell x 12  ?2 D3 j" x3 u9 W. G1 i
      B-25C Mitchell x 36" }( ]8 r$ I8 }. L8 q7 K
5 j: e, B) a% L+ i& `
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Japanese aircraft losses1 `8 Y% E6 M) V6 }# ]. ~
      E13A1 Jake: 1 destroyed on ground
8 m$ C+ ~4 Y& K3 ]! _% N; Q4 ?+ p2 h  ^& C* |
Allied aircraft losses
* V+ l8 ?( a$ }; e8 P      B-25C Mitchell: 1 damaged2 G. A0 l0 m* Y$ P# b
" S9 m1 }- z! A* j# Q- F' {# s
Japanese ground losses:* H: ]1 W& E. K( B0 a$ M, f
      5 casualties reported( Q$ e) I0 @& V: B: W4 C' s6 j1 q# C- B
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled- j$ w4 Q9 O7 g1 d# B7 u, g
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled- E" O. }5 M  E: W/ g. L
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled: U) L( ]2 _4 U: F7 U
9 k- v8 S$ A7 Q, b7 F

$ q2 E+ B' q# ?# Y. X* B3 b. L! R& U) S) E' h6 e/ }
Airbase hits 19" j. j% b" B0 x5 U3 b
Airbase supply hits 12
: o' S% ^, {" l  J8 h) y! ^* iRunway hits 535 r4 E- R# I9 O5 F2 D9 i

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" ~6 p: J. {( _1 q7 k3 c6 ]Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117 * E: K9 t+ ^6 n. }4 n
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Weather in hex: Partial cloud4 J  n# V1 p6 L+ K" \) \
1 C: ~6 i; J3 L
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.6 j3 n# Z4 [$ F
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
* ^% o" \/ y: E6 w, C: {4 i* l7 V7 c! A( M$ w
Japanese aircraft
4 Y- V# h# l+ Q$ p      no flights" K. o& v5 j8 Q5 `& F; o7 \
% K0 W- K! L  J: R

6 \! ?/ u: X8 m9 @Allied aircraft. Q$ K, H: \3 {  h" K+ s9 v0 F
      B-25C Mitchell x 9
" N" w& Q- x6 ]3 ~$ z+ s- m% v& K0 F: f2 n9 L
) y6 U' K; b, Y: q
No Japanese losses  t# Y. u: u" E! c
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No Allied losses: Y0 E' ?, `! s& K+ @9 l1 g3 P
. |: [+ o5 z+ h! e
3 C7 \1 v9 z: e5 {4 n! k0 j& u
( P7 \7 Y+ n! w% U2 P
Airbase hits 3- Q; W; ]3 P1 m
Airbase supply hits 2
0 x) j! {; I$ \/ uRunway hits 6
  H2 q- m) Q7 o( Q% g
6 I' Q% @5 Q: s" _* k; y
6 T! C" X7 n9 U/ m( a% k+ K
: A! R" s' W9 D/ c# Z5 o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& Y+ k5 [; a  J  y* u4 y' e
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Morning Air attack on Shortlands , at 109,131 6 e' U; r' K! }9 q
9 _5 e! S- B! S+ B- P5 s
Weather in hex: Heavy rain
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6 L" s$ v: C3 a* E! ]+ `. SRaid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.
: T, m+ F/ V+ G0 Y% D6 qEstimated time to target is 13 minutes
  r/ ~; \: V: F6 ?. ?$ ~% I
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Allied aircraft
. U- p4 r- w' l; o      B-24D Liberator x 39
0 m6 p. H7 H% u( b& m5 u      B-24D1 Liberator x 72
4 l4 I* q+ r. b! D0 M0 W& @; a- c' v
& B2 V8 ~7 c  Y8 A
- |8 |1 K& Q8 }& o5 r8 M9 h1 h' aNo Allied losses7 p& X( `  v+ p5 }
1 H) i2 T1 q4 o' W
Japanese Ships
/ T, I5 o' E* U  V3 l, [2 j2 B      ACM Tasei Maru, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk( [/ w5 O; b' ~
      ACM Heijo Maru, Bomb hits 2, and is sunk
! c, }( Z( K9 W" z1 ~      LB-1002, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
* S0 L% u0 I: ]* n: ?9 ~3 ?      LB-109, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
+ X" x% K" E6 N3 O/ N      LB-134, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk8 [2 K4 _0 k& [7 P
      LB-127, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk/ y/ Q% m7 C  i/ A  C  F' E
      LB-126, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk: i+ z1 t$ Y8 ?/ [
      LB-508, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
% [) m5 O6 P4 S: W/ M  N, G      LB-5001, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
# i0 a7 F  A' p* Z$ l( _6 F      LB-515, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk8 R7 L/ G$ G3 a$ r' ?
      LB-1012, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
: B$ y) f+ Z1 G6 d! z3 G      LB-506, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
0 A  U7 ?- M0 r; D2 _/ [      LB-507, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
' y( g. j, z/ d- A3 p3 M1 S( _. T      LB-138, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
( H+ b" f$ a* u8 i: [( R/ K. w! \      LB-120, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk& J/ W: [; `8 p( F2 K5 S1 p
      PB Kyo Maru #2, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
) {/ m: a. m7 z* H2 ?      LB-129, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
! b( N5 L/ r& d. i: ~      LB-102, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
2 W: W" c+ t2 E- K; d0 v: Z4 e      LB-121, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk0 q  y/ H. z* C/ r
      LB-115, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
3 l: s0 x+ |0 Z6 B+ E      LB-106, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
! e3 A" M: [+ C# D3 u7 w      LB-119, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
) T- O/ x7 S  {8 w  M: q" }- i% C      LB-142, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
* {4 o4 K  q, H, a  D$ }6 r0 }      LB-107, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk/ |; ]% w. u8 }6 j* Z
      LB-137, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk' ?& t3 g* @, ~3 N4 F
      LB-1007, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
0 [' Y5 e8 F9 n- V6 M1 O  S! Y# A      LB-510, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk4 X8 U+ t" b$ _+ F  G  ]
      LB-125, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
) {+ F: y7 H+ i' N      LB-1006, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
- ?$ j+ p( M' q! P0 N+ y      LB-151, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk7 o: m# Z6 E! I! ?
      LB-1001, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
- Q8 Y2 v9 S* L% `, c/ a# _5 w8 T      LB-519, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk  W- g7 y+ @+ P
      LB-503, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk! h3 e! i4 [" l1 s

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# S9 J$ J- S, L/ I, P  Y% @
Port hits 9
: S/ q5 V9 n4 E, L0 D
3 k+ l3 _$ v& m
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' p* M& s" k. R# Q* D3 V. v5 QMorning Air attack on Shortlands , at 109,131 % Q5 }2 B% z% U! y
! F+ M* [( W! C
Weather in hex: Heavy rain2 e; l& T9 c+ t8 ?+ M0 \3 _

4 L% P7 N- b: \1 a/ B$ }* |& VRaid spotted at 10 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.4 ^6 p9 `4 S+ o- N) e
Estimated time to target is 3 minutes
& R5 ?8 s( Q7 G  }" E! z& N# B

  T* H. V6 A& r, |9 j3 i$ e% MAllied aircraft
  E. e7 Q9 m. _9 z6 ?      B-24D Liberator x 9
, q1 |7 _8 l8 v- |
6 u0 n7 A9 o" o& s/ t! d. F
* [( b1 h8 O7 O" l5 I7 HNo Allied losses/ Q" Y- F9 {. z( E6 i2 u' |5 D
& l0 ?: P$ q- ^0 O) i4 s
Japanese Ships8 G% e) u6 U! j/ y8 @- O
      LB-520, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
9 A* h6 G# {$ E7 A      LB-135, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk3 `( V; E) P% b5 X  K6 q+ F% i
      LB-116, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk+ Q; ~3 P9 e- D2 g6 U* P  Y% w. t
      LB-105, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
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Morning Air attack on Shortlands , at 109,131
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Weather in hex: Heavy rain
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6 _. d0 }1 w, n0 k) zRaid spotted at 23 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.% w1 |  B+ U+ ^) z+ b/ A  o
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes
9 p7 z5 t- u" w% G5 Z" ]0 _; T; t/ n

6 e8 D  _1 z, N5 [9 S4 j9 @6 ?; OAllied aircraft' u1 I6 J, ~( S+ \5 R9 d
      B-24D1 Liberator x 7% N% Z2 d# k6 u8 ?7 V' }
2 N7 r. }! \, h/ h, v; _8 Y$ J; K
+ E! E, _5 W$ v( m
No Allied losses
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8 I  n0 e# D# I" ?Japanese Ships
- n6 d$ b2 v- n6 H2 E# O# r8 l9 h7 l9 T      LB-504, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk+ K" O3 I5 X; [
      LB-513, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
# H5 m4 ^$ r8 `. S* Y. @      LB-103, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk" I1 K% E9 d: w: s; S
      LB-113, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
% |$ k0 ?' j- E) ~0 W8 C; S3 X5 _4 _& o/ N7 B2 `) `

8 Y, ^: d0 i, ]3 q+ ^
! u# M7 G& y0 x8 K5 I! ?7 z3 nPort hits 1. M5 ^5 Q& V; P1 W; ^

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/ ~- {+ W: N9 T# ~Morning Air attack on Shortlands , at 109,131
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/ |3 v. H: C8 ?# IWeather in hex: Heavy rain: n" O3 ]2 E" L0 c

8 a0 _+ F  }' QRaid detected at 39 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.
7 u+ ^1 x% E* n& q- {3 ~Estimated time to target is 13 minutes0 E/ @) P4 e, `  K4 E2 S& L( u9 B+ F

1 t  D- y7 T  o5 |# i8 C3 R- {( {. B
Allied aircraft2 t' e1 e# q5 w# e1 h
      B-24D1 Liberator x 9
+ R; |0 |5 i0 Q+ {+ x% g! S* r$ @7 n, }* E# c# g
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No Allied losses, s- J, y. ~. I# U

) t% P, H, Q6 ^. eJapanese Ships
- F2 ?: P- Q5 S  }5 B+ t      LB-118, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
+ q. d: D- k$ I( J% o8 @      LB-1011, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk6 S! \* ]. E* V* p) [; ?. x

7 W' [, r- Z4 V! Q. a) V0 e( {; ^- A5 @- b

7 H$ Q. ~, W" P9 ]Port hits 1$ j  a. D, L% K! ^' o1 B

9 _8 |4 _3 H& Z) x; }
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      xAK Sugiyama Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire,  heavy damage: {  ]$ U/ ~2 x& R4 ~: b

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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
4 P4 N0 _8 B* i, S0 m! s# ohades1001 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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- v/ r- u$ F9 G, pchampionzhao 发表于 2012-2-24 11:32
, U4 g9 \. d2 e7 t* q' C5 C0 [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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