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乘着天蟥拖档之际大统领正在使用最新的IT科技分析1年半以来搜集的各种情报。在此向大家推荐盟军辅助工具Intel Monkey,是在为懒人必备的反攻准备之利器。有兴趣使用童鞋的可以在群里发问。
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
赵天蝗天天忙着舌战群儒,已经一天一档都没有了
) G' c* t3 P, I! F, ?) K" |* s  shades1001 发表于 2012-10-12 23:05
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明明是被围观
乘着天蟥拖档之际大统领正在使用最新的IT科技分析1年半以来搜集的各种情报。在此向大家推荐盟军辅助工具Intel Monkey,是在为懒人必备的反攻准备之利器。有兴趣使用童鞋的可以在群里发问。' i. Z' _- E& j. o0 |
hades1001 发表于 2012-10-13 04:08
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情报猴只开发了50%,程序猿正在搞下一个完善版本,而且目前暂时没有嵌入地图的计划,估计使用起来有点晦涩
需要自己找自己需要的信息,对我来说足够了
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
中文版能用吗?
江湖
中文版只会显示乱码,这些辅助工具,都不支持中文,凡是中文内容,全部是乱码,不知道是啥。
战斗,在路上。
乱码好啊!乱了敌人,稳了自己。
江湖
我发现为了模拟陆战队参与战斗的惨烈性,美国海军陆战队的伤亡率明显高于陆军。
& M6 h6 q8 i6 x' u4 _( Q不管参与的是硬仗还是顺风仗,陆战队的伤亡都非常可观,似乎不适合用于攻坚。
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hades1001 发表于 2012-10-9 11:35
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历史上陆战队也是开滩头阵地的,后续一般还是要投入陆军部队,话说,海军陆战队本来一直就看不起陆军怕死,伤亡大也正常
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Aug 19, 43& x0 q, f5 Z$ n3 K% d
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% i" I/ k2 }8 T4 ?5 p- |' A盟军双发开始有条不紊的清扫夸贾林环礁主岛Roi-Namur。岛上日寇无处藏身,哭爹喊娘,士气开始崩溃。
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Morning Air attack on 6th Base Force, at 132,114 (Roi-Namur)" ?* D% O5 `1 Y2 b4 F
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Weather in hex: Clear sky
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: }$ J. c% V4 v4 J0 p0 ERaid detected at 44 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
  O' P+ Y( v7 R5 z& NEstimated time to target is 17 minutes0 Z6 I0 H8 w, S

% H$ Q* Z+ a/ yAllied aircraft
( A! z/ e$ S1 w' N4 z' }      PV-1 Ventura x 24
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Allied aircraft losses7 T% q7 @! A& e" v1 N
      PV-1 Ventura: 1 damaged$ o, H/ U# Y! u0 X7 W
      PV-1 Ventura: 1 destroyed by flak: X/ b5 a+ N' t+ H

6 \  T+ S$ j# s6 |Japanese ground losses:
& C1 {$ v3 L1 p8 b+ a! d      350 casualties reported* F8 c( A9 z, M: E/ O  _9 m" g  o
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled) m% _% ]" M  ]3 B0 S: Z( O5 J3 P1 B5 U
         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 49 disabled8 e2 d. A3 N8 B1 N5 M+ D9 v
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
1 v  w! Y4 \, q( \: `4 P      Guns lost 7 (1 destroyed, 6 disabled)% V+ F- ^; j$ ?3 ~; M

. l. S0 H* C3 w0 LAircraft Attacking:
  F6 ~: z( k4 [      12 x PV-1 Ventura bombing from 6000 feet- j3 k7 B7 l* A1 ^8 G  [, m
               Ground Attack:  6 x 500 lb GP Bomb
$ _5 I5 v! L" o( I# q      12 x PV-1 Ventura bombing from 6000 feet. [" y# C3 _0 y8 J7 Q
               Ground Attack:  6 x 500 lb GP Bomb
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Morning Air attack on 6th Base Force, at 132,114 (Roi-Namur)
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7 H; x" t+ ?# ^0 L, L% |Weather in hex: Clear sky
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: Q  e4 v* j! BRaid detected at 38 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
( W6 R: H5 g4 N& Q& ?; N% REstimated time to target is 15 minutes
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Allied aircraft
( S3 B+ T6 |# P7 h; T9 V4 o; ~5 P      PV-1 Ventura x 12$ G/ c% v& }- f! h: p

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Japanese ground losses:- k. o8 }; i1 X2 V
      134 casualties reported
! n- X" F1 O. j8 t. S- n         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled, y" T" }' @0 j
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 21 disabled
# ~* g( y4 |" V- `         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, \5 u0 R4 ]7 @' A( ^      Guns lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)
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, D+ y6 y$ _9 BMorning Air attack on 72nd JAAF AF Bn , at 132,114 (Roi-Namur)
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Weather in hex: Clear sky( ]; p* N2 u1 a5 Y

5 v. B! Y$ |: G$ cRaid detected at 37 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
: M' e. D- P# R& U! R: VEstimated time to target is 14 minutes  O  n, g" L# Z0 z5 p& y- ?
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Allied aircraft
8 j8 z/ T- W" }+ ?. p1 w' z3 ?4 K      PV-1 Ventura x 24
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0 ~. T0 w) f2 A+ }; Y0 oNo Allied losses
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! B9 w6 _5 R; N5 F, K+ A/ wJapanese ground losses:# X6 f, Z+ E0 U" [" e
      139 casualties reported7 L6 a: Z" w6 v" C; X& H
         Squads: 2 destroyed, 1 disabled
$ ^! X/ f) c) H2 X9 }         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 23 disabled- `5 Z' j% y, @' Z" J" O
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled3 J% B0 t" X: A! j
      Guns lost 2 (1 destroyed, 1 disabled)) M" K2 H4 J4 p8 p
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Morning Air attack on Roi-Namur , at 132,114
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Weather in hex: Clear sky1 [" d' a: G. ]  F# X5 a6 Y

: ?- S% i7 k5 e0 r; @, NRaid detected at 45 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
! `; I6 s' H& o; T7 U7 \Estimated time to target is 13 minutes
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Allied aircraft- i' h9 [2 }* D- D( j/ D2 B4 U
      B-25C Mitchell x 28
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No Allied losses, L% B9 p2 a% O* b3 }
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Japanese Ships
4 B& f1 q: J3 i1 y$ v' M      ACM Ma 1, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
8 l9 |7 b$ l+ w4 W4 K/ e      ACM Shofuku Maru #2, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
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Japanese ground losses:! o7 v9 |$ t' U1 q# B0 H; u
      112 casualties reported, Q2 o2 n4 G7 m- x* |" z+ g
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled6 ~4 d# F) p: U; r$ E' M. B
         Non Combat: 7 destroyed, 10 disabled# E" B9 c5 Y! K7 u$ }5 ^
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
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Port hits 9  z# d4 o% ]' Y. W
Port supply hits 2. {+ ~! u; I4 c% s0 }3 ~( `, ]
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ASW attack near Ailinglaplap  at 133,117& x5 P/ [* n* J  O; N

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7 S( i- M9 S8 b) L7 U      SS I-40, hits 15,  heavy damage
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; ], g% h* N) W4 s; W+ H& [      DE Bulmer
1 @. L6 V4 E  p! p. B3 d+ U* J      DE Litchfield
( T) C9 X! Q' o. S% s      DE Paul Jones
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
本帖最后由 hades1001 于 2012-10-14 10:50 编辑 % d% T8 f1 H- z+ W

& x; J. t& v/ m5 v- `3 i4 t/ C当天联合舰队主力出现在夸贾林环礁西南,推测是妄图发起8格攻击,目标是盟军最新的前进基地马埃特洛普,也是58前一天的驻锚地。KB由于天气原因没有出击,58也刚刚好离开了该地,双方没有交手。
+ j# ], o4 H+ O3 h: ?# \明天战况如何,让我们拭目以待。
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"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
CVL和TK是误报么...那么多飞机...怎么看都是本队,倒是上面那编队飞机好少
43年8月的话,貌似日军航母基本都能出来了吧?
皇国ノ兴废、コノ一战ニ在リ。各员一层奋励努力セヨ
双方如此谨慎老练,岛众期待的航母大战应该还不会发生,估计要等到绝对国防圈才有机会看到了
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Aug 20, 43
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/ W: {$ S4 l: T0 R. ^/ d7 F' }! }Night Time Surface Combat, near Nauru Island at 127,128, Range 8,000 Yards
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      DD Onami
& j0 U- I* v) k+ X6 i* W& X; H      DD Yukikaze" A+ a  |  r* w: ?! X& ]
      DD Amatsukaze
) g6 X( P3 h" e) h) ]. e* w      DD Tokitsukaze
$ r+ c4 r7 u# C/ J      DD Urakaze
. a" N1 C& V% L. i      DD Asagumo
7 J+ Q4 F" x6 J5 q" n, q6 z      DD Yugiri
' h, N- {. h" }: D' O/ S7 X( i6 n      DD Sazanami
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      PT-47, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
+ x" N! e5 \* W" V4 q      PT-114, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
. L7 a/ m- R1 f2 U' v% W" _      PT-159, Shell hits 4, and is sunk
) J! w: }4 T9 \$ }7 w8 A      PT-170, Shell hits 4, and is sunk7 ]. H4 p8 e% }* c) i0 O9 u
      PT-176, Shell hits 2, and is sunk
! o0 F$ Z/ T, Y9 y. c$ l8 E$ ^      PT-177, Shell hits 1, and is sunk: `" i, w, R- @0 K. w8 s" I
      PT-178, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
1 _# S  d8 X1 p3 U, l' u( @      PT-179, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
/ [2 @; W% s: S6 Q+ p& G3 o0 v, h      PT-180, Shell hits 1, and is sunk. o- l8 w2 y  U0 M* S. L! L
      PT-181, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
# Y. \8 W: ]. ^3 R+ ^. Y      PT-182, Shell hits 8, and is sunk0 ^, `" O" D  |7 }) G
      PT-183, Shell hits 2, and is sunk
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Improved night sighting under 78% moonlight
4 {9 [4 Q# L3 ^* T, Y4 h; d7 uMaximum visibility in Overcast Conditions and 78% moonlight: 8,000 yards
1 q  p2 m' u" `0 {Range closes to 10,000 yards...; }3 A$ f) r4 X
CONTACT: Allies radar detects Japanese task force at 10,000 yards9 w/ y# B" m7 s+ o* {
Range closes to 8,000 yards...8 J7 W! b& Y' }* I4 M" B% B% Z
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 8,000 yards
. I1 A- d  \/ }$ j5 c. [$ a* VDD Sazanami engages PT-183 at 8,000 yards$ o) R0 {7 B$ u5 K+ @) M' I- c
PT-183 sunk by DD Yugiri at 8,000 yards8 j2 ~/ a& U/ B
PT-179 sunk by DD Yugiri at 8,000 yards
. I( H5 m8 S, F3 i9 h* |+ A: sPT-178 sunk by DD Yugiri at 8,000 yards
/ G4 n6 g+ n# ^! f: c( b: WDD Sazanami engages PT-176 at 8,000 yards0 v4 s4 F5 p, J
Range closes to 5,000 yards
# ~5 V6 P2 }' {* B& ]DD Sazanami engages PT-182 at 5,000 yards% _1 }* V8 h. n' H% b1 Y$ c  d, \
PT-177 sunk by DD Yugiri at 5,000 yards+ T! S; N( K7 E# w4 D4 c% T
PT-180 sunk by DD Yugiri at 5,000 yards$ z  [: L, N% G( b$ d
PT-176 sunk by DD Urakaze at 5,000 yards( v( e$ s# N* }5 E' Y$ B. n
PT-114 sunk by DD Onami at 5,000 yards
. Y; D1 ?5 e# h$ ?+ bPT-47 sunk by DD Urakaze at 5,000 yards
" {# ], W; j# ?- @, uRange closes to 2,000 yards
& g6 K$ {" @% aPT-182 sunk by DD Sazanami at 2,000 yards+ ~7 K6 X/ J6 H5 N- X3 S
PT-181 sunk by DD Onami at 2,000 yards
, ^& J, V0 B  ~$ LDD Yugiri engages PT-170 at 2,000 yards
/ ]; w3 M! i% k0 p4 HPT-170 sunk by DD Sazanami at 2,000 yards. l9 r% E3 j9 O  {/ b/ Q
PT-159 sunk by DD Urakaze at 2,000 yards( {4 k5 s' `9 l: g3 I4 I! x
Combat ends with last Allied ship sunk...) K5 |! K  y, T5 z* i. K
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Night Naval bombardment of Nauru Island at 127,128
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      no flights- V3 l' h2 l2 ~8 p7 S1 A
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      PBY-5 Catalina: 9 damaged
' a, n' e- X5 B  z      PBY-5 Catalina: 1 destroyed on ground
8 q9 a/ P4 g0 G% |0 b      F4F-4 Wildcat: 22 damaged6 V. Q/ w* O, e, e
      F4F-4 Wildcat: 1 destroyed on ground
- E4 f& C- C* {/ _0 h      SBD-5 Dauntless: 15 damaged# a6 ^4 Q9 q( ~9 z; U3 |

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      DD Sazanami) t2 x/ S* r" f  d: [
      DD Yugiri4 |- y0 h3 U; n" ]0 {
      DD Asagumo9 r7 ?$ ]9 ^3 y# U: a* b$ u. A
      DD Urakaze
' ]% A8 `6 X8 l/ o, n. O: X1 @      DD Tokitsukaze
& s+ p+ m; _( ^' i      DD Amatsukaze
6 x7 X) Y/ J0 S) ^% I' l4 N; X      DD Yukikaze
9 K$ U7 Y" z- {$ g, m8 Y      DD Onami
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  m2 K* u5 f9 f: p2 mAirbase hits 10# K# h- I1 x9 w2 B9 U
Airbase supply hits 1& I  }7 T! o: A; q" a
Runway hits 30* K1 [% ~  y: N/ `& a
Port hits 8
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Aug 21, 43
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9 d) w8 _+ X2 n/ W# f时隔一个月,帕赞特斯科维奇艇长指挥的S-44艇差点再建奇功,在库塞伊和埃林拉普拉普之间抵近攻击日舰赤城号并命中一雷,可惜是个臭蛋~
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赤城好狗命,老赵好狗命# C" W! T# [* V# e

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  K( I6 M% n: G, S2 {2 xSub attack near Kusaie Island  at 129,118* |# A2 U8 H3 j) |5 a8 O
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0 o: E; }! s% }- H6 r: ]      CV Akagi
* G( l8 N, p& O' R  D$ V      BB Musashi
3 z; R7 H5 A  s- |, W      BB Yamato
  w/ U# x. B' a, q8 E% Y      DD Oshio
9 ]" F5 }* S) C2 A, d. ^) C# F      DD Hayanami9 c3 H9 a2 c+ h" m; d  R
      DD Uzuki! R/ T" A+ a) e; B& E& O" I7 Z
      DD Shirayuki
4 M7 \4 H  l  c3 O      DD Shirakumo( w7 X/ }( I5 q+ }0 x/ f) K  A  c4 j
      DD Shinonome8 S$ ^- Y0 Y2 r3 {' c. u7 {# h

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      SS S-44, hits 2# Q0 L5 q  a, L9 r  h1 ]8 `4 {; l

/ k1 b- f1 D# K* R4 L; O3 \" F7 c, pSS S-44 launches 4 torpedoes at CV Akagi1 w# D1 Y9 F0 Z
S-44 diving deep ....7 i- w& D4 g4 r+ q* ^9 t
DD Uzuki fails to find sub, continues to search...0 v8 V4 }! R" Q! Y2 K
DD Shirayuki fails to find sub, continues to search...; i' ]# @/ l, _5 u: h" ^! u
DD Shirakumo fails to find sub and abandons search5 o. p* ?7 A5 n8 G
DD Shinonome attacking submerged sub ....( A6 }) X8 Q$ `7 k
DD Uzuki fails to find sub and abandons search/ ^7 Z$ j" w  g3 b7 J
DD Shirayuki fails to find sub and abandons search
. \$ M# X6 Y: }DD Shinonome fails to find sub, continues to search...# k. h8 H" \9 e+ [2 S
DD Shinonome fails to find sub, continues to search...
# \% L! o5 x$ p& y% E+ |DD Shinonome fails to find sub, continues to search...3 ^7 M2 D! q  Y; ]
DD Shinonome fails to find sub, continues to search...1 F0 |4 s. m6 W$ ^
Escort abandons search for sub
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ASW attack near Kusaie Island  at 128,117
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      PB Nagata Maru, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage
+ p7 O$ _  C) `7 j8 s  z8 K      PB Kinsyo Maru #4; {& l" M4 C" F$ v, K, A
      PB Magan Maru3 `1 K; D2 a. O* G, J
      PB Kaiun Maru+ t5 f; v% Q/ _
      PB Chitose Maru
9 C) |' D' \# A- j7 `      PB Toko Maru #4  L6 _! }6 Y3 w0 ?9 v$ @8 z
      PB Okuyo Maru #23 b9 P3 B8 |  H! T2 _% M
      PB Yodozo Maru! W; Z9 j' t2 j; u
      PB Nako Maru #2
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      SS Grayback( \) Q/ W5 k! v" q

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7 W5 T* f, x9 W- t3 @, k7 ^盟军对埃林拉普拉普例行炮击,压制岛上机场
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Night Naval bombardment of Ailinglaplap at 133,117
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Japanese aircraft losses! e+ r% \9 k1 J$ h3 O
      N1K1-J George: 22 damaged. K3 ]" x3 C# [& p$ @/ W  E
      N1K1-J George: 3 destroyed on ground
& S/ p6 G! X* M- j) w4 @      Ki-84a Frank: 1 destroyed on ground1 }, ?+ S& I7 j- W" \
      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 4 damaged
0 {8 T# o% d/ u; d4 ]2 |' ^2 M1 p' X) s
Allied Ships9 Q- a9 J5 Z* w% Y4 Q3 s+ U
      BB Resolution
* _2 v! R9 R( `      BB Ramillies
6 H& @) B$ C* C6 Z      BB Royal Sovereign
- V4 ~7 M4 V7 l0 W# c6 |      BB Revenge
9 w  p; `3 ^1 |. _      BB Mississippi
) l: X/ k2 |3 H8 F" h4 i( y, z      BB New Mexico
; O8 t/ P/ y; {, U% G4 G! ^  G2 D2 K      BB Idaho$ r& o$ k% h+ e* H6 Z
      BB Colorado, B, v5 S) C: I! ~2 @
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Japanese ground losses:
- R8 o6 e8 {  N) A0 [      652 casualties reported# P; I& q# y2 _1 o
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 23 disabled: V" j, ^  a& G2 F5 z! z
         Non Combat: 17 destroyed, 46 disabled
7 w  V; B* O) E         Engineers: 6 destroyed, 19 disabled
3 o; L; W7 j. j6 B! F& E      Guns lost 39 (15 destroyed, 24 disabled)
  ^2 L1 }/ N# H      Vehicles lost 14 (6 destroyed, 8 disabled)
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Airbase hits 4
' ^+ x" i& c- X: QAirbase supply hits 3
( V% r) i' W+ @, _" ]Runway hits 29: \0 M; @/ o, Q  r
Port hits 5
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
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