[AE] 泛舟太平洋 -- Simon.J vs 牛牛.A -- 西蒙大将投降

kevin_hx

在官网发帖求战，这次是英国佬西蒙Simon应战。
% _- e2 ]4 Z/ `3 s剧本DBB-C，扩展地图，堆叠限制，12月8日开始的29#剧本，非历史开局3 C8 s/ k  `% r* P8 _2 I

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House Rules:- x  Z4 q) B0 \" j  P7 J+ m0 L! ^
No Allied strategic bombing from China, Soviet or North Pacific bases.7 F! s/ k9 x; Y8 ^$ a3 R
Strategic bombing only allowed on either homeland.
- v; ^" a7 _9 [2 nNo operate in North Pacific (hexes(x,53) and to the north) including Canada, Alaska, Aleutian Islands, Kurile Islands, Hokkaido, kamchatka and Sakhalin.) r1 X2 `8 n) m8 O0 H8 ^* b
No 4E bombers naval attack.) m% V5 T% h2 [3 V# L
No 4E bombers naval search and ASW patrol except US navy  4E bombers (PB4Y etc.)9 ^: C: e7 Q% x$ l6 k5 F, O& m
4E bombers restricted to 15k or higher+ P  H# f. c. v5 E! V
B29s and Lancasters must operate on 7 level airfield or higher., q! [$ J: T$ A1 W5 e
Only allowed landings/invasions at dots/bases hexes.
' y0 S. C0 G; QNo Allied land, Air or naval units in Russia are allowed, even if Russia is activated.
  B. m6 x' h: B! FNo submarine invasions (with one exception, Marine Raiders on SST submarines).
0 _" f1 x6 ]# X7 ]. ?No activate Russia.2 @( P) ?7 h; U. U1 U# U
Para units must be whole before para droppping(not fragments all over).
; \9 e9 j9 `' f# dNo dropping of parafragments...one unit/one base at a time.5 M; e, A0 _0 o0 q3 S. p
Restricted land units Must pay PPs to cross national borders except moving Kwantung Army from Manchukuo into China.
* H% X5 p7 `( c: }Units with permanently restricted HQ's must not cross national borders except moving Kwantung Army from Manchukuo to China.
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- z5 D! h! v" S9 R+ L3 S- Fighter Altitude Rules:
' y4 ]4 q4 s: D# @Fighters may only fly in their second best maneuver altitudes.
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- Single ship TF7 K3 q: g7 Q. f6 o
No use of many single ships to confuse naval combat routines, but picket ships are OK.8 @4 y/ y( N- s: s
No creating dozens of 1 ship TF's in 1 hex on either side./ x( S4 y# N$ N: G( I
Basically, don't form 1-ship TFs just to be bait to suck up SCTFs' ammo and/or absorb enemy airstrikes.- U$ Q% O2 i) d1 J" w( [

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4 F1 y' ]0 u. v. a( C+ b实施战略轰炸仅限于对日美两国本土，同时禁止盟军利用中国、苏联基地和北太基地对日本实施战略轰炸。; ~9 M' x/ v8 V6 P1 \
双方在北太禁止一切形式的交战，北太的定义为横向53格以北北太平洋地区
/ ~: J- A2 V/ j2 f禁止陆航四发轰炸机对海、搜索、反潜，海航4发允许搜索、反潜；四发轰炸机最低任务高度为15000英尺。B29系列和兰开斯特系列必须在7级以上机场执行任务。3 m- F4 }2 K7 M2 M3 @
只能登陆基地和潜在基地。
2 K9 |8 X$ u* I* g- d& X3 D1 O: z# l任何情况下盟军不得进入和利用苏联基地作战。$ y- Z4 p1 o; O9 g" L7 j! |
日军不得激活苏联。
+ ~# u7 ?$ Q& O" j( A/ W( t6 D* b禁止潜艇载人登陆，除了SST。; J. q  _) `/ g
单个伞兵部队同时只能在一个基地空降。
; g) W$ l* E- s: R受限的地面部队跨越国境线必须改属，关东军入关在大陆作战除外。' T; W2 B( w& M# S( U
永久受限的地面部队禁止跨越国境线，关东军入关在大陆作战除外。# O. C7 s  L- ^9 E
战斗机限制最高为第二最佳机动高度作战。
; V! o3 `% q6 d! M) u+ m禁止利用大量单舰编队影响正常的海战，但警戒哨舰除外。5 _4 D7 A+ p* h  A7 J
禁止双方在同一格创建大量单舰编队。9 e8 u2 C- M4 G! W0 F' A
原则上，禁止仅仅为了浪费水面战炮弹和吸引空袭而故意编单舰编队。: }' w2 X6 X5 @+ X% {& c
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  h- @1 O" o0 a5 [! q. H, M基本上就是岛群的置顶标准房规，给了老外最优惠的待遇，希望这次能够武运长久。

kevin_hx

PH遭到空袭后的情况是BB沉没2搜，重创3艘，轻创3艘。; m& S  K( O' y! n3 p
总的来说损失不大。

kevin_hx

因为是12月8日开始的档，所以PH的空袭效果已经固定。# Y  C- B% k9 N$ I% C
而Z舰队尚存，所以总的来说盟军利好

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 08, 418 p% i8 e5 z* L/ L
零战扫场马尼拉机场，P40损失惨重
* d8 H$ g' X5 C, ~! a1 ^% \日军仓促突击哥打巴鲁，未能拿下该城
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! `5 z% V$ {0 q4 {8 S. a; uMorning Air attack on Manila , at 79,77 ( A% f0 e' d4 V/ F2 T% e, o

0 P3 q- x$ j1 f3 f9 [& pWeather in hex: Overcast( U7 R: Z* J' R  Y5 S
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Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 25,000 feet.
7 D- f& N6 O$ x' M! H& ~2 D3 F! C# l* KEstimated time to target is 6 minutes
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Japanese aircraft
* p/ \% O* x5 \  f% L& v8 A1 I      A6M2 Zero x 6
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Allied aircraft' q" t2 `, L& C$ e' p& y: u$ d
      P-40E Warhawk x 348 f7 t& z0 w( n0 p) i

9 V+ A, b2 `3 V0 l& A4 Y) e% ONo Japanese losses7 \! ?4 r3 r, g$ z4 v
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Allied aircraft losses7 H1 H% f. E" N6 _
      P-40E Warhawk: 4 destroyed& F- T/ P9 ~5 `4 s! b& V! E
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3 g$ O6 n9 `8 x4 ^$ s- i( CMorning Air attack on Manila , at 79,77
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Weather in hex: Overcast
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, R& z* ?: ?3 d' ^; L2 B3 URaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 27,000 feet.7 g% U, K$ I0 [" J" f( d
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes2 f8 S3 [7 r2 A& b

7 |( d% F4 J! }, I7 lJapanese aircraft. D) P* \1 L7 V8 h3 Z
      A6M2 Zero x 18
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Allied aircraft: Y8 _2 ?. C# B: q2 ^) c) d8 u
      P-40E Warhawk x 21. o1 c/ M% b- T6 d
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No Japanese losses
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Allied aircraft losses
% Z2 d& z" `( K/ P      P-40E Warhawk: 6 destroyed
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1 s: V4 [$ \7 U- C8 fGround combat at Kota Bharu (51,75)
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Japanese Shock attack  p- C+ a' k, d) |5 q, ~# d
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Attacking force 4605 troops, 69 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 215! K5 \2 p) Q2 ]" x) h8 `

( i8 x8 b# p9 v3 O' U1 BDefending force 4080 troops, 36 guns, 1 vehicles, Assault Value = 122$ e2 w3 _: J/ e7 ^; s( k$ |

2 n" e' s7 w+ e! m) N3 KJapanese adjusted assault: 115 - z1 }/ \8 N( q. ~6 T5 |- S5 B

- \7 Q: p# f; p6 eAllied adjusted defense: 69
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: S  Z+ ^0 Y! c" M6 |5 QJapanese assault odds: 1 to 1 (fort level 2)
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Japanese Assault reduces fortifications to 1
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# _" i$ }* t8 s2 q2 wCombat modifiers
5 P* [4 B. ]) L$ bDefender: forts(+), disruption(-), fatigue(-), morale(-)
1 U6 J/ O4 K* J' n% H experience(-)
4 n; F, q5 G) f$ j1 G3 JAttacker: shock(+)$ j  u2 j0 _5 Q" F' O
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Japanese ground losses:
# B" H4 p  R1 }' i( K  W1 z. l      28 casualties reported
( m  ]5 N* T$ y& ?         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled. r1 L0 W  ~) j7 g
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled3 D  {* U  R6 t1 T8 R; t9 Q6 h
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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Allied ground losses:
6 W  |8 ?2 i( }; s. h      349 casualties reported9 `5 ~6 o0 R  o6 X  c6 K9 P
         Squads: 3 destroyed, 46 disabled) i: O& d4 G6 ^+ |
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 5 disabled6 @2 y  i2 k! E9 R! _( N
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled$ @& s  O  F+ n' |) K% m
      Units destroyed 1
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' ]6 _" ?! ?+ ?+ r9 P6 F5 rAssaulting units:. L- h$ X2 Y" l  y7 O
    56th Infantry Regiment
. D6 m' R: m/ ^    22nd Recon Regiment, A9 A! n. c' B/ ?4 K8 C3 _9 ~5 g
    12th Engineer Regiment
( n5 T& u0 D; c) X    18th Mountain Gun Regiment, k# p, _' ?) P* A, H! e
    5th JAAF AF Coy
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/ l% d. b0 y; fDefending units:
8 |2 U) t3 `8 c5 \7 }: g+ p3 p    FMSV Brigade
) O- b$ e9 P/ f( F    8th Indian Brigade1 J' M% c) Z* W8 o6 E) Y1 W7 o
    3rd ISF Base Force

kevin_hx

炮击过了，轰炸过了，没贴出来

kevin_hx

以前的  查克 大将 阵亡了吗/ s9 `8 V3 ^; t4 O( r* [: p( O) }; p
151125 发表于 2015-3-6 14:24

早就阵亡了啊，在北太发生CV决战，盟军伤1CV，日军KB大破) Y, L* ?. S2 j" b& w6 G3 A- }
传送门
+ r2 D% J* d7 l6 M3 ~http://www.biku.net/thread-10731-35-4.html

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 09, 41
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中途岛东北方向发现KB踪影，侦查显示航向西，PH暂时无忧
# ], e2 A+ K5 ^4 p陆攻从夸贾林裸奔空袭威克岛，被野猫机队小小火鸡一把
; d9 G2 o" ]( q" G8 q% v) a, y6 G马尼拉机场继续被零战扫场，盟军战斗机损失惨重
4 H7 p0 q* v, I9 O日军陆航轰炸香港机场，被高炮打出翔) d2 j& V  p# N+ W' X( P8 y" T+ k
盟军鱼雷轰炸机出击，本指望能搞到点大鱼，却不料只空袭了几条AK，炸死小猫三两只
% Q1 m1 B: @* E( ]$ t日军占领哥打巴鲁
, W  E' F% o# h) y; p  N4 A2 e日军占领塔拉瓦2 X7 B+ K. N: \! @
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5 V7 S# K7 o1 BMorning Air attack on Wake Island , at 136,98 6 n4 ?& q0 q1 U' C- g
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Weather in hex: Heavy cloud8 i* D5 \  {: B. h3 \+ s

& T$ S. Z6 Z  t3 ]4 i3 BRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 6,000 feet.
- a4 {6 W; D' C) j: pEstimated time to target is 7 minutes1 K* C0 f$ H- c$ Q- C) ?6 [

% |" E1 w! m2 e; y( Z/ iJapanese aircraft
% r- o; ?/ m( \8 c      G3M2 Nell x 21
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Allied aircraft) a5 M5 k/ n8 p" k2 g* M7 O4 n' \
      F4F-3 Wildcat x 41 ^; g. k# m/ S; ^! W

9 o* j4 G+ X# S) H/ J  p: fJapanese aircraft losses% u& ^% z0 F+ B4 p, e: T. [/ l
      G3M2 Nell: 2 destroyed, 1 damaged
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6 z0 e, a: n+ MAllied aircraft losses2 u, U2 h- n9 O3 O
      F4F-3 Wildcat: 2 damaged
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7 i! O( `& J) R" EAirbase hits 1
5 Z3 @# z. h/ r) _4 Y  mAirbase supply hits 2' K) s* @9 q4 L- ?$ X' w
Runway hits 8
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Morning Air attack on Hong Kong Fortress, at 77,61 (Hong Kong)
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8 U) w2 t* a. I- h& k8 oWeather in hex: Heavy rain( _7 x4 L- N# u0 c- z6 z
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Raid detected at 32 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.5 T' z$ A, r! V7 S1 T0 D+ u
Estimated time to target is 10 minutes  A7 s, N5 `& F7 q
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Japanese aircraft: T9 ]+ G4 S( K0 w( p
      Ki-27b Nate x 7
* w3 p: [. h3 z      Ki-36 Ida x 21/ H" U/ a; U) [5 w
      Ki-51 Sonia x 16
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* M' x2 Z" R7 b/ z7 u' N5 d: nJapanese aircraft losses* B" R( g6 b0 T1 F+ U; H8 @
      Ki-36 Ida: 3 damaged
8 d- @& f5 s1 h2 ~2 b& ~* h      Ki-36 Ida: 1 destroyed by flak
3 d3 t- V( o& p, h7 v: [0 i      Ki-51 Sonia: 1 damaged& a/ b8 I1 h3 j
      Ki-51 Sonia: 1 destroyed by flak/ v( b5 g8 G3 q* z0 f8 z/ V+ O* R
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$ o% ?5 ^; T& O, a0 X5 BAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Kota Bharu at 51,75
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$ i: K) O$ S! P* o# R% xWeather in hex: Clear sky' h, x' I1 S9 z- q- C8 r$ e

+ J$ T, y4 n) ^, WRaid spotted at 18 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.
8 q+ b$ h- s3 l# l! o: W- y# lEstimated time to target is 11 minutes3 |# u/ W, @8 e7 ?: W" Y4 `

0 ?, [3 V, V  sJapanese aircraft- @# G0 H9 J. e  `6 g6 f
      Ki-27b Nate x 12. V& a8 f; F3 ~0 g/ X4 k
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- [/ ?* @7 O1 B$ c( _      Buffalo I x 18
- a$ K. l; J1 h! A  }. @$ y      Vildebeest III x 236 C" _$ c- Z: G

; q2 w; o* V% s' ]$ y& |No Japanese losses# X4 |# S5 ~' r+ ]
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No Allied losses
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1 j! {( {6 h3 A9 j  EJapanese Ships" |5 z% B9 C  E+ @; E
      xAK Asakasan Maru, Torpedo hits 2,  heavy damage# {; s2 u3 z4 o1 G0 r7 p( x
      xAK Ayatosan Maru, Torpedo hits 2" ^& R: D) L: k& n" V+ Q2 T
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* X( g  f+ [6 y+ ~+ X/ SGround combat at Kota Bharu (51,75)
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/ g8 S2 n1 u$ f- E8 C  TJapanese Shock attack" i* M3 G3 Q1 R0 U
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Attacking force 7053 troops, 76 guns, 41 vehicles, Assault Value = 215
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$ s7 @, Z+ R* d/ U1 k! RDefending force 3665 troops, 35 guns, 1 vehicles, Assault Value = 72
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Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 08 {( I* n) V/ ]% \; S
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Japanese adjusted assault: 229
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$ \2 ~: Y7 C- |Allied adjusted defense: 5
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" Q; a. G! I. w/ P) }/ _Japanese assault odds: 45 to 1 (fort level 0)
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Japanese forces CAPTURE Kota Bharu !!!
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" M* K* Y9 H. O- ^+ s9 BCombat modifiers
+ ^2 R8 x! y! c1 M# {Defender: forts(+), disruption(-), preparation(-), fatigue(-)
) ~4 ?- g$ q* h. F; Z" d" ]! Bmorale(-), experience(-); a' h. h1 K+ ^: {7 m3 Q9 E, J7 D- \
Attacker: shock(+)
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Japanese ground losses:4 O; W2 p. b  D/ }0 O" {1 q
      166 casualties reported- v* m  S. w" `1 `# S% I3 Q
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 11 disabled
. `3 A% W  |0 Y6 [+ u7 H         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled6 ?1 I; i0 E& @: t0 F1 f
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled1 n7 T* M/ p4 u$ ~

# J' }, h% {8 X# d3 X/ HAllied ground losses:
2 n4 N2 E7 i. h2 s      1996 casualties reported
& P! Y; r2 e) v8 Y         Squads: 100 destroyed, 7 disabled) E4 F" j# ^5 a3 B2 x9 l. R: h6 U
         Non Combat: 50 destroyed, 8 disabled
0 ^6 W# _+ f2 u  s! z* X6 w8 G! e         Engineers: 10 destroyed, 0 disabled* H' f* G; H' C; x
      Guns lost 26 (26 destroyed, 0 disabled)
* _1 w* [9 t+ u% i7 E4 C1 N      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)! o: }; W4 j/ a0 E9 F/ f3 t
      Units retreated 2
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- R8 L1 A1 _( G: g, JDefeated Allied Units Retreating!( g. _; S% C6 s' T6 Z+ G; h# b
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Assaulting units:2 U0 h' ]" s- o6 v  }- h  b
    56th Infantry Regiment! \2 Q  Y2 H% l/ j
    22nd Recon Regiment. I) L0 P/ @7 |, e
    12th Engineer Regiment4 _8 L1 L! }" |: o
    18th Mountain Gun Regiment
3 W$ G8 F, f, Y    5th JAAF AF Coy - _% q' k9 u" i# ?7 L

/ X, Z( Q0 R4 q, n9 P! xDefending units:
/ p* j$ G  _5 Y# ?5 y, V    FMSV Brigade1 f/ Z& _) h' a8 B0 H& q, b7 E
    8th Indian Brigade

kevin_hx

非历史开局呀  反击和威尔士都跑了，只能慢慢打了( O3 N0 e" i1 Q
lala23159 发表于 2015-3-7 10:39

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反击和亲王准备雪藏，所以在南洋估计可能看不到踪影，除非大统领又忍不住。。。

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 10, 41. A+ S3 \, |5 C0 r$ |
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哥打巴鲁海域，荷兰潜艇终于抓住一条小鱼，成为开战以来日本沉没的第一艘船只
7 V3 I7 g# o2 [/ Y日军在维甘和阿帕里如期登陆，拉开菲律宾战役序幕，但是维甘的日军登陆船团遭到盟军PT阻击而撤退，未能上陆成功: o; F# P- r% s) x2 e8 ^
在约翰斯顿岛东北方向，盟军SS发现KB护航的DD，航向夸贾林，疑似日军将KB一分为二% x$ ~! b7 F% Y" o$ B: g# o; }
从关岛出逃的AM在大洋深处戏剧性地撞上了日军的布雷舰，一番炮击后将其击伤起火
" R/ I1 `0 f  \+ S+ R7 d南昌西南方向，日军1个混成旅团击退国军2个军，充分显示在平原地形，国军的垃圾防御能力，由于退路被切断，南昌东南方向的国军战略撤退变得困难重重
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( I+ h3 a; J, r6 |* ySubmarine attack near Kota Bharu  at 52,74# a) p# |( f5 ?+ y5 i& Z+ O0 ~& _
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Japanese Ships/ h, _* @& |6 U
      xAK Asakasan Maru, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage9 p0 h, V$ ^6 R. O

9 I+ v( K/ {# N+ b; U4 VAllied Ships
5 G. `! d+ j# o: P% I4 j      SS KXII  @/ S4 n6 e: c6 A7 y/ b
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5 x4 O! Q7 P* P, u. l. T
Ground combat at 84,55 (near Nanchang)
/ s) R: S( z7 e, `( y# o/ L' Z
! l+ n4 [7 X  N. GJapanese Deliberate attack
2 I3 Y! _7 S. D2 O$ M- c0 k
; @; c$ j1 R6 k9 t0 P) W4 z, ~Attacking force 6162 troops, 38 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 177
2 |+ O2 ~8 x0 H( E7 w' B
- y! t2 |$ i3 I* v. E$ dDefending force 11805 troops, 97 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 311. q% N( l7 j+ y. f0 L
! g+ q, Y7 |9 c+ X: B: g
Japanese adjusted assault: 160 / l) A. l! z- b3 H+ G- |# Q6 [$ H: O
9 r6 ^2 l7 e: H/ i
Allied adjusted defense: 48 3 v+ ]5 x4 f0 {4 C

" I1 E7 e4 R  c( M) W- B" e6 k& UJapanese assault odds: 3 to 1 7 d9 |1 g6 a" \
, ~5 u5 a( r; n
Combat modifiers' ~( m. @3 Z$ x; }
Defender: fatigue(-), morale(-), experience(-)2 e0 F9 C  |" c; [
Attacker: leaders(+), G3 s3 u# @% v/ q, e
* d& W0 {# t, _& q2 z  \
Japanese ground losses:
9 C, j7 t: c# G/ O; q      248 casualties reported& y" ?9 J( [' ]) K. S: X
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 11 disabled, X; M0 ~  w2 n$ l
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled6 M% M( z% E4 X7 R2 _: G% u
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ q. `9 L9 X* u, `- n      Guns lost 2 (1 destroyed, 1 disabled)
  `( q2 I% u) s0 a% w" ]( k   {2 I. q! D4 Q; u3 I
Allied ground losses:( U- D: `  ~& G0 |  c
      4777 casualties reported* Q! H3 j8 S- ^3 b; G
         Squads: 142 destroyed, 0 disabled
& t1 R3 u8 l6 K) `/ l/ f! R         Non Combat: 143 destroyed, 0 disabled) t4 W) Q: Z% Y# u& F
         Engineers: 7 destroyed, 1 disabled$ y/ @5 u: e/ O& o4 k3 r8 B
      Guns lost 12 (11 destroyed, 1 disabled). A# A" z6 }' l+ U
      Units retreated 2
% D: U" w' J( f% z. {- A' j3 R  E
  i$ O, g; d9 R9 i& c! QDefeated Allied Units Retreating!
, W5 L! l& j; ]6 B6 {/ k. A3 K- L
$ |0 U% _8 J' x2 RAssaulting units:
5 }9 ^: W9 X6 z4 r, Y  s* _' I    11th Ind.Mixed Brigade+ d4 u' B# k/ N8 O4 l$ g9 H

5 v5 K, u5 [7 ]' p) s5 Z6 ~" ?& Q4 vDefending units:1 G% \3 r/ ~. a* A' [
    21st Chinese Corps' x% h( A; c+ G- W, D' W
    3rd New Chinese Corps

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 11, 41
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南太战场，CL阿德莱德单枪匹马击退日军登陆卡韦恩的船队，日军妄图偷鸡卡韦恩的意图破产6 v0 P7 r4 ?. P( u* P$ X* k
日军占领大洋岛" S9 F+ y3 h! e! ^! J% T
菲律宾战场，日军在维甘的登陆企图再次被盟军PT阻碍，日军在吕宋岛南部同时在黎牙实比和阿迪木楠登陆: f1 [) q9 ?# Q8 q+ T  b
南洋战场，日军登陆米里- P9 b% y0 O- R! q3 q
大陆战场，日军进攻香港，降低1级城防  _* D) R! x/ |1 ?
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Kavieng at 106,122, Range 12,000 Yards
3 K( _0 U" }) X
3 u/ \) c& h4 \4 s! b  c6 O0 G) j7 lJapanese Ships2 |5 F  z/ ]% y' y6 z! C5 ]
      xAKL Kaijo Maru #2- S; S: Q8 P$ T5 @8 a3 V- X8 K
      xAKL Tateyama Maru, Shell hits 1* ^8 P$ m% q, T8 B9 a

, X* b; I* B$ u# P0 ZAllied Ships( v8 m1 K, W7 z. f( T. E, s# H) T
      CL Adelaide
( G! h% N  {: o! L' t, R--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ s7 e/ i* ^$ `- g/ H# X5 u3 o
( }: O8 |: t+ t  J% C9 v. XGround combat at Hong Kong (77,61)
" F7 J4 \2 g* ~- f
: O1 D0 J0 \: f+ E# p  l. y# cJapanese Deliberate attack" ~1 o" R$ d1 P; b4 `5 b. w

3 E) A/ b( K6 {$ V! u! bAttacking force 20213 troops, 289 guns, 181 vehicles, Assault Value = 927- b6 `8 t% ]6 G+ {

1 D( H% t5 G; E$ j- r9 F- s. lDefending force 8032 troops, 132 guns, 72 vehicles, Assault Value = 223
- ^$ [+ E% G- H  |& `/ n
4 j7 f  j" d1 J& K2 g" w. }Japanese adjusted assault: 326 2 V5 ~& y: A6 x7 }" ?9 p
: n9 b: ?- o5 }
Allied adjusted defense: 253 0 ^! `) Z  G5 |0 \
( @7 d9 N$ u$ t( b3 J
Japanese assault odds: 1 to 1 (fort level 3)
1 Q! @! K% k* y  ^
! |( ^, C; y! v; m( uJapanese Assault reduces fortifications to 29 b) m; f5 |" K" f3 `; D

2 \9 K% k0 W2 {6 F+ i6 q$ `) WCombat modifiers
+ d) J  K. ^1 m  n! _& dDefender: terrain(+), experience(-)
8 f$ s" K. [- n( J- J. xAttacker: 8 ], ?; S# _$ {) M: W1 N  X

( G6 |0 X3 U9 h" O. x2 a. u' lJapanese ground losses:
4 _: T+ ?/ Q9 b7 ]" Y      802 casualties reported4 A+ M: I- v: a+ ^
         Squads: 7 destroyed, 55 disabled
5 ]. x' C# U; _/ P7 G  v% o6 Q' i         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 15 disabled3 x) {8 m8 \5 W" W
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 13 disabled& D- j' R8 M0 l! |: X8 ^
      Guns lost 5 (1 destroyed, 4 disabled)
# I3 H8 V( t# q
) O# a% y# q) m3 }! ]9 P$ k3 LAllied ground losses:
: e( c. d8 p; [. ], F  L3 E# s( Y      478 casualties reported! F$ m5 |3 o, u3 k* {! Q* \
         Squads: 4 destroyed, 47 disabled0 M$ c) j: K, k) ]: s) d
         Non Combat: 3 destroyed, 6 disabled
- r9 S. z: r; |$ u, J% o         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled2 O5 w5 J) P; W( k1 U4 o
      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)
0 U4 R+ I) a0 L( A9 Z& ^5 f
, h  F6 Y- t$ G8 {8 S8 FAssaulting units:
# }/ m" C2 ]( i    38th Division1 j- Y1 ~0 O" e! _
    19th Ind Engineer Regiment/ g* j9 W. \, y- k3 n
    104th Division
) \: t6 M( \8 f: T    66th Infantry Regiment9 j+ ?7 \2 r. X2 Y% q
    20th Ind Engineer Regiment. V& n/ u/ ]! `0 w$ o: W/ ^
    2nd Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion& v; S% w0 A0 p) ?4 Q1 N
    1st Hvy.Artillery Regiment
6 A% [  a- D0 E" W9 s* ?4 B0 o    2nd Mortar Battalion
! \! `9 F7 N' i4 N! w9 l    5th RF Gun Battalion1 s/ E$ u+ {) h( H$ j, _
    2nd RF Gun Battalion4 U, |- ]; f7 `; N' Q9 z
    10th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment$ t8 }* U1 v* w: {
    3rd Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion2 J& S- x1 p- L1 _1 N
    20th Ind. Mtn Gun Battalion
  n' C; i) k& g0 Y* X   v( k6 _$ g7 P2 T# g
Defending units:9 `6 ~# \/ H7 ~
    1st Middlesex Battalion% x; U5 M+ U/ S7 X4 b
    Rifles of Canada Battalion, F* f' Q6 H( T' g
    Winnipeg Grenadiers Battalion) X( L/ x! Q( g, V4 n, B
    Kowloon Brigade  ]- p% {9 S$ \5 g( z0 V* i
    102nd RN Base Force4 ^; g% m( N& Z. ?
    Hong Kong Fortress

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 12, 41
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# j& L" n6 g# R* M菲律宾盟军PT再次奋勇出击，有一次挫败了日军在维甘的登陆企图，日军占领那牙，日军占领阿帕里并开始向菲律宾腹地前进4 i9 @, V% J/ T4 z* O; n* |$ C
马来半岛，日军占领亚罗士打和维多利亚角
" b$ M5 g) K  z大陆战场，日军再次进攻香港，降低城防至1级+ g* Q0 F) E6 C  H: ~9 M& y* u% U
国军在宜昌发动突击，可惜仅打出1：1，降低1级城防，损失惨重
. i! F6 P/ {) W( {" p% P1 g& L日军登陆霍兰迪亚、艾塔佩、维瓦克、关岛，侦查发现一只大船队从特鲁克出发向南而来
9 @8 y8 n  z& ~2 @, o9 d  E陆攻再次裸奔轰炸威克岛，被野猫狠狠火鸡了一把，当天击落20架9 \8 x- g( l. a- a8 n
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Morning Air attack on Wake Island , at 136,98 + }2 j  e# t3 E1 Q
/ p, J6 Q5 {; y( \% i4 U2 Q
Weather in hex: Severe storms- L/ |% i) Y. C
% b. P2 O0 K% b5 ]
Raid detected at 37 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
8 ?0 ^0 T4 x: b$ ~/ h4 a0 hEstimated time to target is 14 minutes5 ~5 |( S8 `& e' l
- f. J- c* y8 L3 c
Japanese aircraft
( T) F, D8 A3 f  M9 Q/ R      G3M2 Nell x 211 b; X+ j2 U3 x+ U  }  U7 A
, b4 l. L3 i1 p. f3 n
Allied aircraft+ }3 l: N8 n4 b
      F4F-3 Wildcat x 12( y; }" s7 C! z9 G" N& w
! u- y4 U* ?- {. K% t$ y
Japanese aircraft losses
: B4 z+ A% J, Q& j5 J      G3M2 Nell: 5 destroyed, 6 damaged
  a$ _& H7 s" p4 T6 g$ `8 G0 V 5 t5 \* u4 V" I: E- h) e
No Allied losses
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+ t# d" b+ e& y$ V8 `
Ground combat at Ichang (83,48), M2 R: y, P) B$ P+ y

# C; m0 L8 z: O, Q" j  vAllied Shock attack
$ |  W& u6 X: h7 s2 M 8 s  ^1 S7 U: ^$ o% _* v
Attacking force 50259 troops, 274 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1409: r) f. F* t; ]6 Y# b
6 q5 j# W" ]8 F; B5 f
Defending force 22438 troops, 182 guns, 24 vehicles, Assault Value = 700
( B* h) U, K2 w% R6 K; V! s# r  y9 w & g% m& p% V& r
Allied adjusted assault: 832
7 o+ S# P5 I: k
4 Y2 G  A- Y3 H% b% Z8 eJapanese adjusted defense: 705
& ]; M( k+ T6 Y3 |( b! X9 K
" n; k% M7 s$ ]: `9 m+ ~Allied assault odds: 1 to 1 (fort level 3)
4 X% m( g, L( r' A: a  ~5 J: ?
3 I, o6 I/ E; rAllied Assault reduces fortifications to 2& c$ m, @% `( \. ]: p* L

5 o# D4 g  U$ n: dCombat modifiers
; W* Q5 p( e3 Y& y' fDefender: forts(+), op mode(-), preparation(-), experience(-)
  p! F* K. \( q( u7 U% o4 WAttacker: shock(+), Y0 G& [. T& B4 ]. J/ j  C7 s

( U& `# l/ \3 PJapanese ground losses:4 M3 ^2 C% O( n
      1195 casualties reported
3 q2 {* ^# R' H' O; K7 R         Squads: 2 destroyed, 118 disabled
+ u6 H/ L/ N+ M8 H  d         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 14 disabled
* \; V6 Q! i, O3 {6 V: C. q3 d         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled
- _- _  I2 y3 J3 j
' v( r$ q3 Y! |3 k+ `7 b- l& hAllied ground losses:* N$ V) t+ `) J9 {" A" g
      7139 casualties reported% N$ `, i3 o7 G6 ~5 F# R# d
         Squads: 218 destroyed, 321 disabled5 @2 D  c) i5 \
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 81 disabled
- c& m1 }; r8 y3 t$ }4 d         Engineers: 12 destroyed, 10 disabled- O* H2 @# C& O  S: g; S5 V8 _
      Guns lost 38 (9 destroyed, 29 disabled)
3 `; h6 i- `. `7 O. D1 G
6 R# z5 d# G. S2 @8 y; m: Y1 F7 k- JAssaulting units:
' J  [5 w8 W% {9 D5 F- N    32nd Chinese Corps
7 g  h0 N# z4 N    2nd Chinese Corps
2 e9 A6 i1 b' m0 O/ W4 F9 b& ?3 Z    68th Chinese Corps0 O' G, |# B1 s1 {1 G7 \8 C3 z
    45th Chinese Corps) F6 M6 R! |- o5 L! _+ t7 h2 G
    67th Chinese Corps
% L" A- m. E7 j, v3 A' C+ h5 L) {& q    75th Chinese Corps
  R# `' A- f, E1 ]. N4 ^    26th Group Army$ n6 _7 O! y# X4 T
5 ^  i" v0 J/ [6 X0 r
Defending units:
& f& c, H+ U& n$ x- Q    34th Division' m. V4 G4 p5 [, t2 ]( B' X4 E% |
    14th Ind.Mixed Brigade
0 P' J" ^" X5 \0 k0 D7 U1 O    13th RGC Temp. Division
& R6 l' K0 g3 t7 i. X4 H1 b    2nd Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 13, 41( B& v" Q$ A* u- R) f
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从香港撤回的PT编队在菲律宾遭遇日军水雷战队，不幸全体沉没4 X; Y0 E& Z: |2 c
日军登陆并占领威克岛
) S* g. x9 U3 l% f& U8 o# G大陆战场，南昌以南的国军利用地形挡住了派遣军独立旅团的狂妄进攻# n. C$ Z, F7 {$ \" u, z* L
日军对香港的进攻以失败收场2 |+ p) R: C. ^# b! C2 V3 ^
日军占领关岛、米里: i1 u" |, Q- z3 d) q
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0 u+ T/ p+ J+ ?7 W( ^" m; i1 INight Time Surface Combat, near Laoag at 80,71, Range 6,000 Yards
, y( R- P, v' T2 ^  l6 L+ F1 x/ [/ ~- {$ @- ^
Japanese Ships4 q1 D" T5 _4 T; U% s/ N) X
      CL Naka  `' E8 A, X8 }9 g( H2 c+ e
      DD Natsugumo
# t6 M; B7 z, c( b      DD Minegumo+ d' W% l7 u( I: M
      DD Asagumo3 `# k0 ]8 L# M! ~! U9 j
      DD Murasame
( H( O9 ~% f) n( e; Q$ A, D8 G' M      DD Harusame3 W4 p. I$ t' L  N. }: y- j' O  O# R
      DD Yudachi
! T6 ~) ?' k0 Y; b      DD Samidare3 g4 B! }) ^: S
2 t+ d/ W3 v% o
Allied Ships
/ ?+ V' S5 m0 z; W7 h0 Q      MTB 7, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
( w" `( g6 e# w      MTB 8, Shell hits 3, and is sunk
  r& s3 C3 d* h% g) m0 N$ P( I9 y8 J      MTB 9, Shell hits 1, and is sunk) _) s% V& C! ?$ h, E
      MTB 10, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
1 ]! H; J' D3 \      MTB 11, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
* u1 J' r+ l& K/ g5 O% A. S+ c: l      MTB 12, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
. a1 w" p8 w( }- ?, |7 E9 K/ b      MTB 26, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
( o5 w- ?: F/ H      MTB 27, Shell hits 2, and is sunk
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6 B& Z9 X+ T6 n! E+ r" f4 J
6 u8 @1 j- m9 a. UGround combat at 85,56 (near Nanchang)8 I- X8 t7 F" B" `! I# |9 U* }9 @
2 z" p$ E' i6 D7 L" a; N2 G- @
Japanese Deliberate attack: Y7 i( O$ w! R

2 n5 J4 ~# Z7 a; O. dAttacking force 6068 troops, 38 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 166
8 S( L" u0 t% q. y
  b$ M4 M/ f- ?( [3 \Defending force 29274 troops, 163 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 814; J0 B2 P! O0 D$ i: C$ \

( i- A2 X6 R3 i- o) O# vJapanese adjusted assault: 96 " b( r% w) m# o# n& L, P0 A3 v

# M5 ?, U& N& f) SAllied adjusted defense: 748
1 |9 A" Y+ O6 }3 \9 A' x0 ^$ V1 L7 d* }8 E1 l& d( R
Japanese assault odds: 1 to 7 8 U  Z* o" S+ ?1 A: ]/ K. X) p

. T* O- i6 J: d' J# Q# i: ^8 WCombat modifiers
7 L  ^, k, f3 B/ H5 [4 o% k, U8 K* S6 yDefender: terrain(+), leaders(+), morale(-), experience(-)
" O4 z# L' I5 v2 }Attacker: leaders(+)
7 S8 s% |8 s1 g1 ?# ^8 n
4 v, v; S( \# Z7 ~3 K8 PJapanese ground losses:" W: C* e; n0 m& F
      849 casualties reported0 i, `' t' h( ]
         Squads: 2 destroyed, 61 disabled" a# Z3 d8 _' x9 X- j
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled; ?9 c$ c4 T" j* s0 l3 L7 _
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
2 ?4 L- S! X5 g0 j) B5 }. F* o2 f- w0 Q0 ^- n# t- n
Allied ground losses:
( J7 D- E, J5 E4 H- E; \% [      210 casualties reported" q% w* q" s/ [! v; u
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 15 disabled0 _# M8 o& Y- b( O0 v, S
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
3 {+ x( ?7 ~' E  e1 o         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled8 Z1 W" `" Y9 I: {# x2 \! Q
+ R6 j3 t! K% b' C! n! m
Assaulting units:
2 @: Y" ~1 @$ d- ?2 [: y4 ^: a    11th Ind.Mixed Brigade" O+ C- A- C# r) U( L% k3 A# s6 S
6 t+ K( ?3 ^- t$ Z3 y" P
Defending units:
) y- o& O, j1 e5 P5 a    86th Chinese Corps- l) ?( C7 M% j% v) T  s
    21st Chinese Corps" r4 k0 g, h& ]" d
    70th Chinese Corps
; T+ A8 `, s$ X4 W% C4 ~    3rd New Chinese Corps% r; F" s* W% {0 U
    32nd Group Army
6 S% e+ C1 `' c; \; S4 s--------------------------------------------------------------------------------* D; S. S  `, F- [# J
" e  w. u" n- V6 g
Ground combat at Hong Kong (77,61); T; ~7 y9 `, H
; W% j# T8 i' ~0 U- ~3 P+ }1 D
Japanese Deliberate attack3 ^- I3 N8 _8 I
% J5 ?! v  U. ]& r1 ^* Q' G) j
Attacking force 19269 troops, 289 guns, 181 vehicles, Assault Value = 865; r& B1 F) K" J+ b

: D7 E6 C" U3 [$ b$ d& L! O/ SDefending force 7335 troops, 132 guns, 71 vehicles, Assault Value = 142
' W! i" D, ]5 h) E! H; O7 y% d3 z1 O" B5 h0 S: M" \- d% _# t
Japanese adjusted assault: 182 # z" ?" E/ Y3 j6 M

# c  B2 p( h9 l( O6 x! r6 u! M5 Y% pAllied adjusted defense: 197
) f% I( q8 S: K, K9 b# D5 ?: p% R( L- n
Japanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 1) % f/ ^& p" O4 W8 ?+ L% c
% b$ e( y2 s/ f" a& n& b
Combat modifiers9 u  X  i+ u! S4 D5 J
Defender: terrain(+), experience(-)
6 z( Q* Z  m* S4 p  KAttacker: 2 j) r; p  u  S

$ w, l7 y5 O* b* q2 a0 UJapanese ground losses:
8 Q# n! |" k% {$ X7 n/ E! ^      226 casualties reported/ [( U# H7 ^/ N3 P
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 13 disabled
8 D) c- D& W0 b! @' X- P- p         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled% w% T5 I0 e7 t* b% g" j& E
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 4 disabled
1 a& ^7 c# ^3 u9 X" v: b
" S$ e+ b( N3 v( ?8 CAllied ground losses:
; F* M* H7 ~9 N, t' ~7 {      623 casualties reported& D: d0 ~. A  ]$ u1 @6 ]' n' n
         Squads: 46 destroyed, 16 disabled. c) R/ M% P+ E- b9 y2 m
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 13 disabled7 A7 L% u/ \) H2 C; a$ U
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled. U2 p/ B' j: R: _6 v& ]
      Guns lost 10 (2 destroyed, 8 disabled)
# {- ^8 t2 o; z, W+ `  t2 x/ s      Vehicles lost 4 (1 destroyed, 3 disabled): j  @6 H1 Q  G

: ?# E- x* ~$ ?% W! u( y+ BAssaulting units:
! ]' m6 ~- y0 r7 Z" J4 _, ^5 @    66th Infantry Regiment
7 j" a: Y4 J8 ^4 k    19th Ind Engineer Regiment$ Q6 @% p4 t' V0 U# G/ t5 \" O1 A
    104th Division) c/ r9 w0 h# D2 o$ w
    38th Division, r1 k( N/ _* V  J8 f
    20th Ind Engineer Regiment) S. m$ l2 i/ R# R4 @; l% ^! t6 G
    10th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
" h8 I0 Q% l" }! w$ x    5th RF Gun Battalion
, n5 x7 i  b4 n6 {/ v/ f: j; O/ X9 Q    1st Hvy.Artillery Regiment
; l( K, }& d7 k% @4 f    2nd RF Gun Battalion
3 e! K$ H/ U9 @( i    2nd Mortar Battalion( T' {1 a! }9 k3 u& x. v
    3rd Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion, C* V. h+ f) C2 l4 A
    2nd Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
, l! H, y4 ]* {9 X- u0 m    20th Ind. Mtn Gun Battalion$ i; I( F( y0 D9 }

2 H2 H6 o4 O$ W% ]  IDefending units:2 H4 f+ S5 P* S, U8 B: j
    Winnipeg Grenadiers Battalion) s4 H0 q! A. ^' }
    Rifles of Canada Battalion2 T2 q$ d2 [  U; X+ \/ l
    Kowloon Brigade1 ]# ~, h6 ]/ g5 p; u
    1st Middlesex Battalion$ R2 y6 C% K% A( I& d- o
    102nd RN Base Force" d% j& P+ Q1 e; a5 O9 B, A( Q1 Z
    Hong Kong Fortress+ ~( u! ?: y- D  L/ F
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# ]% `6 u1 D9 Y. yGround combat at Wake Island (136,98)+ ^1 e! |+ k) n4 J/ k) h

+ q2 |$ Y( \  X. ~. j4 @Japanese Shock attack5 g7 o: h: @7 i$ @& P; R8 L
4 b  Y2 R7 P: d3 t, S4 w) w
Attacking force 1830 troops, 19 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 63
) H6 e/ `. k6 Z9 s, S ) U  d* O9 c0 E
Defending force 1605 troops, 22 guns, 4 vehicles, Assault Value = 25
. p8 u( D' J9 ~# Q% ~7 a% W5 N : f2 B) P) I* Y
Japanese adjusted assault: 42
% m& z  _6 ~) K; \ ) o5 @3 e& ^4 l0 o
Allied adjusted defense: 9 & X8 _1 F5 J0 k) ]
% O* @0 t8 ?  {1 A5 Q, i9 n
Japanese assault odds: 4 to 1 (fort level 1)
& n" R* V: I4 Q* R; `' [  p 6 Q4 B; d2 R' O% ?& L
Japanese forces CAPTURE Wake Island !!!
8 D: }' \# R; P) [8 F* i; }7 {
7 p/ @' D1 i6 {Allied aircraft
  a$ F' P3 o+ g) b      no flights
; P# P# I0 D- B: t0 S  S " ^4 a  {" B: _8 r4 L
Allied aircraft losses
1 C# v7 b5 Z7 I9 _! u      F4F-3 Wildcat: 8 destroyed9 o" w' U7 l. h+ [5 Q
* Z! x6 n  [1 w5 ]- E6 e
Combat modifiers
9 b  a4 O8 q) z2 q, V' Y. sDefender: disruption(-), preparation(-), fatigue(-), experience(-)9 f0 l; n. d( Y9 ~# e. B
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(-): h/ M7 t" G  ]$ F" N0 C# L' z
% H7 x$ B$ O8 Q3 i$ v9 f2 Q( f
Japanese ground losses:# E) M$ M% e1 c1 @6 G: Y
      42 casualties reported/ {( D: T4 w, v- ^; e/ Z* }& ^' D
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled! }3 ~4 y3 A. x% M: G2 i% Z3 H
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled7 L# r- P' m( F9 q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled$ k& t1 j2 `3 D4 @3 x  U
" S$ \6 v% b1 w$ }& \( X4 Y9 {
Allied ground losses:
" w  X, `# a4 Z4 n5 r      2277 casualties reported" M& d* u, W1 ?; ]" ~
         Squads: 13 destroyed, 0 disabled/ c9 V, w5 z' O4 g2 }
         Non Combat: 95 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 |0 h! t9 p( i- |% a2 X3 A         Engineers: 27 destroyed, 0 disabled
" `# @) X' y# b* b: ]      Guns lost 23 (23 destroyed, 0 disabled)! |) t) P+ k; w
      Vehicles lost 4 (4 destroyed, 0 disabled)
7 D; f) c4 R' q. v      Units destroyed 2
" ^& ?( o' K8 A4 }4 I- X7 T* F
3 _5 d' E4 a; yAssaulting units:
: n3 l! Y9 K, O    Maizuru 2nd SNLF /2; z$ r7 @7 {# Q. v
7 x! G$ |0 O. t1 `- c$ J! o
Defending units:& Q: N9 x* S- c! u
    141st USN Stn Base Force
3 R" S2 ?$ U" R0 H2 h1 r9 a    Wake (Det.) Defense Battalion

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 14, 41
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日军占领香港、维甘、瑙鲁、维瓦克、霍兰迪亚、艾塔佩- D7 b* c* p4 b
日军登陆嘉斯玛塔，CL阿德莱德赶来将运输船送入海底
. A* V2 E  U" W) ~) l: ^日军登陆布因. v$ d7 Z8 l1 R- L( ?* J% a
马来半岛盟军水平轰炸机终于取得命中，值得庆贺1 T5 m9 y$ i5 s  I
第4舰队悍然出现在拉包尔以南海域，意图支援登陆船队
% c4 V. i/ ~$ q9 j8 g: h--------------------------------------------------------------------------------& v3 G1 w! x" N; `) u
Day Time Surface Combat, near Gasmata at 103,127, Range 17,000 Yards
  f" \2 ^5 w8 I2 e, f  K2 u $ x3 M8 b) K/ i$ e
Japanese Ships
# s) }$ Y  o/ G1 m0 n' v      xAKL Kaijo Maru #2, Shell hits 17, and is sunk
; n1 Q; R  Y( H5 A( x9 g/ T      xAKL Tateyama Maru, Shell hits 8, and is sunk+ s' l& a. B" H" o- i5 f7 |3 C# N- I

7 g( D( e2 U& c* JAllied Ships2 j, }; p5 s- Z2 _" a, @, g. B
      CL Adelaide/ z  Q3 I( C0 H) @) A( v
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Kota Bharu at 51,759 T. `, c% r5 O& Q

- g5 B9 V. G0 w" HWeather in hex: Moderate rain
( n1 b6 }$ D5 Z: F! P+ {7 q1 U - C* E! T- q/ F* Y
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
- ]) }) x9 L. [% L& `2 MEstimated time to target is 6 minutes6 X* ^' s. A* i' v- w5 G7 V
; T# g: c8 P# i* u/ H! n9 z% d2 B# s4 B
Japanese aircraft
( I; E( e6 V4 d" [! B      A6M2 Zero x 3
- k4 R- r& v7 m' [* q2 Q      Ki-27b Nate x 14) ]$ W, A- L. I

- E( L2 m. m0 K6 |" ^Allied aircraft
9 o0 `3 F( a  T* P0 U! j4 H      Blenheim IV x 3/ J) u6 M" v4 Z& M/ F+ R" _
      Hudson I x 12
$ {; F  X( ~, J5 f" a- t3 W9 ~ " d. H3 V0 Z; M3 c$ m
No Japanese losses! n& S0 t/ M1 ]6 k0 ~$ L4 D* @6 O

# h% s: S+ G* ^4 d1 {Allied aircraft losses
+ r7 j1 a4 K9 r      Blenheim IV: 2 damaged
0 ^9 e1 X  v- _0 h1 @# p) P. N: u      Hudson I: 3 destroyed, 1 damaged
9 V% h( V' b: F2 R! Z7 n : A# D2 z: A& j& \  Y4 Y7 s
Japanese Ships4 A5 w* r" W" _6 M% q
      xAK Hokuriku Maru, Bomb hits 1) M8 P9 d6 f/ F+ P5 k" J$ ~( n
      xAK Enju Maru) k0 e; `  @2 F$ M
      xAP Huso Maru3 u3 q- _$ k5 D2 [; u
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' g( }8 s: u  {. X2 }) \! e6 @, Y
  g- r" O! j6 U0 s, M/ ?Ground combat at Hong Kong (77,61)
7 {3 J. H) G& }
3 X& |7 ]5 l* H9 q( \) R9 s% s% k. v% nJapanese Deliberate attack
/ Y2 A5 S8 u2 N
+ K+ i7 j$ q8 O. _6 s" XAttacking force 31979 troops, 393 guns, 205 vehicles, Assault Value = 860/ v) U4 n  V9 n# i4 b
; s1 T- r; m  B1 Q8 r
Defending force 6841 troops, 130 guns, 70 vehicles, Assault Value = 117
3 N, |7 T- f* s1 H2 ~" j6 n( M , O/ c" u$ B3 Z, U2 I2 V
Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 0/ ~8 A0 Q. b# a) G7 O" ~

: h- `- u3 G3 K: s& k/ E  H/ nJapanese adjusted assault: 512
: M+ M! @8 P1 g6 v/ ~/ m ! M/ _1 D" s7 Q& t$ F" q. _
Allied adjusted defense: 185
" }. Z' l  c6 ]
  Z( C: H- H5 I3 A2 m+ G7 P! K% a) RJapanese assault odds: 2 to 1 (fort level 0)
* e/ g/ t9 L* a3 H
8 d, {+ e5 t0 B) J' [Japanese forces CAPTURE Hong Kong !!!
/ f( r6 P$ v5 a' D
1 u, ^$ w' L# R% U; C" jCombat modifiers9 J$ L: j0 b4 c, r* D% d
Defender: terrain(+), experience(-)
+ k, F2 K0 g/ Z3 V# fAttacker: " Z, L) T7 ]3 j9 z& W

2 l5 w6 s) Q$ d2 l4 b% FJapanese ground losses:) i8 E$ q. s5 p& R0 t+ S! Z
      280 casualties reported
9 ~+ ?6 Z  X+ C' T         Squads: 2 destroyed, 19 disabled
: n1 ^/ L7 U, z( E6 i) N: x         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 1 disabled% I& h- i8 t: N+ W; c' d
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
! Y4 q. {: A4 U* S- `5 e
+ c0 j0 U/ r, e$ qAllied ground losses:' b/ U& `- ^  [" _: N. q2 D
      8121 casualties reported
  H5 k* }2 L4 ]( l7 h$ `! [         Squads: 262 destroyed, 0 disabled2 H- \0 {0 e$ c/ D$ [
         Non Combat: 427 destroyed, 0 disabled, o$ J, ]- K. ^
         Engineers: 19 destroyed, 0 disabled( U2 t# S$ r$ w: \% w
      Guns lost 172 (172 destroyed, 0 disabled)
, N" \1 x$ ?8 F1 q9 u1 O      Vehicles lost 82 (82 destroyed, 0 disabled)4 k+ P# _; j) p+ e+ b
      Units destroyed 6
. ]& l8 _9 R% x* t9 P% r 2 o. ~  z7 h( t- K
Assaulting units:
% m3 j; Q+ z7 ^, ?8 P    66th Infantry Regiment. M. }( J, o, C0 Y
    19th Ind Engineer Regiment
* e7 V, y  l# x    38th Division/ o- G3 V( N* a. b: w
    104th Division0 s8 Z  g$ [1 o# L9 X9 J" ~' S& ?
    20th Ind Engineer Regiment
% L7 L* H( R: F( w: I' C    3rd Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion$ Z, o& m) p' R  J; i8 O2 K1 d
    2nd Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion6 Q& n3 |$ U) d* ^/ K; I- u+ g
    2nd Mortar Battalion/ T4 }9 V# k" l0 i* T
    1st Hvy.Artillery Regiment! \) z; q. b  G
    2nd RF Gun Battalion; }% Q* {- P4 k3 n  R+ M5 `2 z
    5th RF Gun Battalion
( J* p7 J% q2 b- F. N% p    10th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment4 D6 }0 U9 h$ z1 w4 [  P
    20th Ind. Mtn Gun Battalion1 p- |, W* m% a" V
* ~6 ?+ @( P$ j0 c0 W# z6 p, _4 _2 r
Defending units:
; L: i  ]( d7 f; x1 P    Winnipeg Grenadiers Battalion
6 N* F  s! |; Q) b4 Q    1st Middlesex Battalion
# }# f8 F. ?) N. G    Kowloon Brigade2 [; u% S( i/ u/ N# L/ [# R- G! @
    Rifles of Canada Battalion
+ z# Q% f' I8 G, _2 {    102nd RN Base Force" R$ P% q8 c. j
    Hong Kong Fortress

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 15, 41, G0 R4 X# H8 w0 y* ]2 J
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马来半岛，水牛火鸡陆攻; o* O' m, `" f( \! @+ d; e
日军占领布因9 E3 b2 E! [/ d) a( B2 g) i
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Morning Air attack on 22nd Indian Brigade, at 50,78 (Temuloh)
" |6 o# X6 m0 e, L
* p5 t  X. `% u3 \Weather in hex: Partial cloud
7 ]/ ]( O9 S$ P9 ?' [ 8 X/ p% V1 p  L* D9 z+ f! B% {+ j
Raid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
' e/ b6 }& C* E( c$ }" G  qEstimated time to target is 6 minutes$ ^& K/ U) z5 }; O9 R
: n9 x0 ^, J7 O: d' D% D
Japanese aircraft* ~8 Y0 l* X# u- \3 ]+ L$ \( A
      G3M2 Nell x 32/ {/ r( F6 m! h( e  A
      G4M1 Betty x 3
" I+ \/ |. T; Z6 c- E0 V3 } / }% P0 R& k3 M
Allied aircraft
7 v: K/ v4 h  h, o6 }      Buffalo I x 11+ N1 E; T* L, w$ s7 T) X- `

! F: O- T# |4 FJapanese aircraft losses
% t* c; B+ k9 l1 o( U& K      G3M2 Nell: 4 destroyed, 5 damaged. L9 ]6 @7 K" E0 g6 d7 y- A

% z' z! _6 O. B, B9 r; P9 @& K1 }No Allied losses1 \( d4 o# f, n  O

7 r# X5 K' B5 |, a+ jAllied ground losses:% s  |1 ]+ U$ y0 d1 s8 f: Q3 S
      9 casualties reported. f4 \- B4 J: R! F" K2 w8 b2 X
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled$ o9 u5 L6 p5 J% `  \
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled9 H3 c( T/ h6 ^3 J' v
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 16, 41, d; X4 W6 f# F6 u
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$ s6 G' J% x$ ~6 c6 o1 `. E0 A$ O  b严重怀疑初期日军的SS有攻击加成。。。。7 d* D* \5 ^9 Q; V, ^6 }; K
马来半岛继续火鸡陆攻% D* B) a5 k, W! F. h. l. \
吕宋岛南部，日军推进到卢塞纳
% z# h% g& x* F1 I6 g1 ?南太战场，2支日军战斗舰队出现在珊瑚海深处，虽然侦查显示都是水面舰队，但是严重怀疑是KB分队，意图不明# H2 f1 R4 d$ [
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- t8 [3 `! Q) `3 n' G% I3 `5 N+ NSub vs Sub: SS I-158 attacking SS O16  at 55,87  - near Singkawang% i! m, P9 O8 c# J) r
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Japanese Ships
+ o, v: K  y! x9 D      SS I-158
) l  m; t( z' @( s6 V
# R! y- H; R+ n" DAllied Ships. ?/ S: ]& b0 A4 Z1 }- {! S0 h4 I
      SS O16, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire,  heavy damage8 E9 a# x3 F' n
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0 _7 Y- e/ n/ L$ \Morning Air attack on 22nd Indian Brigade, at 50,78 (Temuloh)
+ M& k. Y) D% q" f. m0 C$ q, R: Q0 z! t. C
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms$ y3 p9 K  i0 }* @1 C* A

+ ?' ~4 y5 F& Z( n) Y+ ORaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.9 R6 P$ u! a4 `' c& t$ K, u
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes' x3 B( c4 Z3 U6 f3 `7 c3 R. D
. u& D8 d" D3 d; e3 a, `
Japanese aircraft
& p, g0 w4 u+ I- e      G3M2 Nell x 37! E7 s8 z. p  ^# J3 s/ W) V! Q
      G4M1 Betty x 242 H# y$ L) O- ?" p% e' b+ e3 y2 W

4 @5 d  I! o9 `3 h4 d+ O, I5 zAllied aircraft- K/ Z; \9 q5 x3 p
      Buffalo I x 15
; [1 X. T# k; }6 q4 H
3 \3 c2 j9 `6 ~% Y3 GJapanese aircraft losses# C0 Y4 C8 C: x. F* a
      G3M2 Nell: 6 destroyed, 3 damaged
: T( R# `7 G! X/ n      G4M1 Betty: 3 destroyed, 2 damaged
7 c  t  E  a( a
0 R  U! t; c0 b- B, `No Allied losses
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Allied ground losses:
  s6 h! g" o4 U% o1 R      17 casualties reported) L# ]' ^  F4 ]4 M
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled% r" a) _7 |/ P; ?4 M8 n' j4 o8 P
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled6 V' n) e, Z) p  |
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled