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霍恩岛的死亡陷阱
( ]0 r1 d2 w$ tAFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 31, 44
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1944年1月的最后一天，盟军在澳东北发动了一次佯攻，误导红叶大将判断盟军即将登陆霍恩岛。红叶大将不幸中计，在所罗门海内侧的9级机场机场布纳布置了大量对海飞机。布纳距离霍恩岛距离为9格，针对这一情况，盟军把诱饵船队布置在距离布纳同样9格距离但是距离波特兰路只有1格的海面上，同时准备了包括150架P47D2在内的200多架盟军各型战斗机掩护该船队，以逸待劳，痛宰远道而来的日军战机。
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日军全天被击落战斗机攻击机150余架，无一突防，盟军损失战斗机约5架，可谓大捷。" |; O0 h1 s2 S2 a

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Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Portland Roads at 91,1317 O# [" x; U. i, n% |( I+ D. h# V

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  D% e3 e6 B6 D8 I2 VRaid spotted at 42 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
' s. S6 `# C4 n" N4 R5 X& |Estimated time to target is 15 minutes6 J; @* \# n& j, L; V, h

- x. y' d; x# s. K" j/ z+ pJapanese aircraft! ]8 ~5 V0 s7 I$ a1 [- h
      G3M3 Nell x 18
/ M( U1 R& V3 v% D( `  U9 l      N1K1-J George x 38  `1 l+ n# U. e% u, B& e( E
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Allied aircraft8 S" S) V5 i( r1 z6 X
      Kittyhawk III x 370 ~0 x: o1 X4 u" R
      Spitfire Vc Trop x 75, V" \/ d* N4 y- h( S
      P-38H Lightning x 54
9 S& s( n: ^% _% T5 h      P-47D2 Thunderbolt x 126
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Japanese aircraft losses( k! @& Q7 }. B
      G3M3 Nell: 10 destroyed' F& M4 E& I% f
      N1K1-J George: 11 destroyed
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Allied aircraft losses
* V! w- w* L! ?) f      Kittyhawk III: 2 destroyed
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Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Portland Roads at 91,131
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Weather in hex: Light rain
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Raid spotted at 35 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.! F1 f! z4 D3 `
Estimated time to target is 9 minutes
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Japanese aircraft
$ c3 }7 [+ x3 q- p9 g      B7A2 Grace x 29
  w/ ?' ^: B7 c      N1K1-J George x 68
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Allied aircraft
/ U) Q5 C( j; a# G      Kittyhawk III x 31
- L  X* b* _* y, G9 |      Spitfire Vc Trop x 75
) U$ C7 Q! F" `  O9 R( c) S      P-38H Lightning x 53' e# I- Y5 x: S) D; U
      P-47D2 Thunderbolt x 1188 F% Y( k- N2 T+ I. M
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Japanese aircraft losses) |+ h7 H# J1 }4 w7 ~  O8 Z8 W
      B7A2 Grace: 17 destroyed
# d# l. ^2 C9 c( k      N1K1-J George: 7 destroyed4 Y8 t; e/ M* c3 H

" q0 S% V! A8 rNo Allied losses
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Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Portland Roads at 91,131
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, q  W) M5 S: oRaid spotted at 33 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
5 |& S+ a8 R: D" HEstimated time to target is 12 minutes( W( j& r# h  F7 C
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Japanese aircraft
: i2 z$ x4 }8 f+ ^# O0 k5 C, p" `9 K      G3M3 Nell x 13; B' T! }5 J6 w8 y) Z
      Ki-84a Frank x 38
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Allied aircraft
! u5 X% p3 _2 q/ ^8 C      Kittyhawk III x 31. }. A% C: D1 V1 ?# K+ T
      Spitfire Vc Trop x 75! Z+ g+ g: v' N7 o
      P-38H Lightning x 53
- b* S% l9 A  i; Z2 h3 V8 a9 F5 B+ P      P-47D2 Thunderbolt x 111
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Japanese aircraft losses
7 `3 Z  n7 H: p( @4 S* F# b8 H) G      G3M3 Nell: 7 destroyed
; e) R3 p& H( M5 b      Ki-84a Frank: 6 destroyed
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Allied aircraft losses
" @  A! f7 b& ]. A0 M! ~$ X1 B      Kittyhawk III: 1 destroyed
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Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Portland Roads at 91,131
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Weather in hex: Light rain! K2 U+ n0 y6 L4 g  s, b

( g; ~3 A  V8 n  H) D8 w8 z$ ~  U, VRaid spotted at 32 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.: F( v1 v% R) K) C7 Q
Estimated time to target is 8 minutes- E8 |" p/ b/ L
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Japanese aircraft$ S/ I' V! P; \5 O" i' n
      B7A2 Grace x 27
: i% t! I, ?2 N: ~, e      N1K1-J George x 70
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Allied aircraft9 t" Y& t: H% L4 m6 l. h# Q3 i* O0 s
      Kittyhawk III x 23. c- P  a. O3 L5 U. F( E. p1 u9 R, V
      Spitfire Vc Trop x 75
+ Z6 g' y: D( Q1 @. f. P8 J      P-38H Lightning x 53
8 m7 r/ v* ?4 e  y/ M+ L! ]      P-47D2 Thunderbolt x 110' Z6 T' ^; k3 G$ c
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Japanese aircraft losses# z" J* O1 Z6 z1 u8 z% u- Z, _
      B7A2 Grace: 15 destroyed
/ L$ N4 u$ [) D+ c. }$ {" U3 e      N1K1-J George: 4 destroyed2 [: r6 b# l& x; E0 @3 N

6 C3 t4 g' B! D9 a! \  |Allied aircraft losses
. w1 E  |9 h% m& X      P-47D2 Thunderbolt: 1 destroyed

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Feb 01, 44+ P2 U6 R, \& h0 Q# S1 o: T
南鸟岛攻略战
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4 z% e* H$ i- ^8 z盟军庞大的舰队在北太绕了一个巨大的圈，神不知鬼不觉的摸到了距离南鸟岛只有不到200海里的洋面上，明日登陆。
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今天58小试牛刀，拿3艘日本运输船祭旗。
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Marcus Island at 123,867 N( g. c. f- G

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Raid spotted at 13 NM, estimated altitude 17,000 feet.
6 O/ h8 v6 W8 U* jEstimated time to target is 5 minutes
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  [, t0 ?  I, T! @Allied aircraft& N9 ]! m. X. f  t% O! ]
      F4U-1A Corsair x 36
  M# T: f8 e+ q% J3 v      F6F-3 Hellcat x 40
' S( d' f2 b* `/ t0 ~; z$ _7 S: l      SB2C-1C Helldiver x 34( D7 n( W2 U5 V! d- L# ?
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No Allied losses
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Japanese Ships' x9 Y1 q8 ?) Q1 Z
      AK Yamasimo Maru, Bomb hits 16, and is sunk
" x3 d* ~2 B/ l) f( O      PC Kaki, Bomb hits 5, and is sunk; r- k$ {) @3 O/ u
      PC Take, Bomb hits 3, and is sunk
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Aircraft Attacking:% G6 ~" C0 z# n( O( T3 O
       6 x SB2C-1C Helldiver releasing from 3000'
: x7 _: k4 u: F/ i4 }* g$ M: k* K               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb,  2 x 250 lb SAP Bomb
1 g" ~( e+ j1 s. m$ K4 e1 ?       8 x SB2C-1C Helldiver releasing from 2000'( M4 Q8 S9 m. Z- j' {5 {
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb,  2 x 250 lb SAP Bomb
4 d# h. ^; O0 k& C0 a2 `       4 x SB2C-1C Helldiver releasing from 4000'
' _: }: T  T% A- T: ~$ s: {               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb,  2 x 250 lb SAP Bomb
& Y* N; F5 a: q, X0 j0 m      16 x SB2C-1C Helldiver releasing from 10000'3 Q( r6 A& @7 H8 o
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb,  2 x 250 lb SAP Bomb
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Heavy smoke from fires obscuring AK Yamasimo Maru# R9 J% A0 O! O( f: @9 j
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring PC Kaki( `4 V- R2 B2 Z( p/ }  W
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring PC Take

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Feb 02, 445 x* w, r. B: m6 q" Z& I6 D$ U
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盟军在44年的第二次攻击行动获得圆满成功，在包括美国太平洋四虎老大老二衣阿华新泽西在内的十几艘战列舰和几十艘巡洋舰对美丽的，呈三角形的小小环礁进行了饱和炮击，岛上日军被几万发大口径炮弹震的生活不能自理。盟军登陆部队轻松拿下南鸟岛，全歼岛上6000多日军。
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行动中有一艘AKA被岸炮击伤，无沉没危险，
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Night Naval bombardment of Marcus Island at 123,85 - Coastal Guns Fire Back!
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34 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
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4 K) G  a0 D5 R  I2 R' f" E+ z1 T. H      CL Biloxi
+ l9 B+ ^/ d' g8 n. y: ]: c      CL Mobile" w6 k% Z4 R, o& D5 e" B
      CL Birmingham4 A- t9 J1 O- U/ C3 ?& v
      CL Santa Fe
. Z/ I. k1 m2 h6 T/ q( f      CL Denver. z) t" g( n( Z# R; [
      CL Montpelier
4 X7 _8 A/ V( n/ K1 s: j      CL Cleveland4 Y0 g8 C; h; E  w( E) E
      CL St. Louis' M  z8 v' Y; V6 M/ l% M7 D5 F
      CL Newcastle
$ `8 H6 m4 |% h2 o: }      CL Hobart
! i( ^# B5 N9 x( `7 C8 s8 P      CL Perth
6 z( O2 ^- ?$ B7 ]. d$ Z      CL Achilles
  j- [: h6 V0 |! B      DD Remey  J* J3 P" D& k+ u$ e3 u8 T
      DD Stephen Potter
# R$ x" g+ k* T2 E1 M0 ]- P      DD William Porter
# T$ D3 H# o: i+ K" [      DD Owen& x7 F& H4 l- F: v2 s; _
      DD Mullany
+ F5 E" Q  h4 x$ ?      DD Miller
2 D( Q* \. I1 a7 \4 O* }% q2 C      DD Hunt
5 [, y8 j4 q+ h, J# U7 n/ B; z+ j# u      DD Hopewell4 X8 O' S4 S- K! C8 n6 Z0 e
      DD Hickox
$ Z9 U3 ?7 @+ I+ o" B      DD Halligan
6 S5 @, B1 x3 I  }1 l; V) l      DD Dortch
  J+ N( q" o+ \( d5 Z      DD Colahan% o4 L1 @, {& B" e' I" [
      DD Cogswell! d& U( g' \/ n3 I8 W, U  G$ `' L
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Japanese ground losses:6 u3 S' c% V5 f1 x# p7 h
      67 casualties reported
; p% B- v& s. R; C6 t& g5 O         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
& g+ p/ ]0 `8 ~2 V6 ?         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 11 disabled# _5 W% q) \3 O! z/ D
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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Naval bombardment of Marcus Island at 123,85 - Coastal Guns Fire Back!; D% X4 I" e# i$ l+ [3 o9 m

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Allied Ships
. Q7 I; h, i* @2 @& b- m      BB Prince of Wales3 R9 P/ K/ I2 O2 u
      BB Alabama
) j. F" G+ \- G( U  `( Z      BB Massachusetts: u+ y) u9 X2 \
      BB Indiana7 Y% V; j7 K7 Y2 b& `
      BB South Dakota  m1 E' }  w- O! [: M8 X1 V
      BB Washington
( w8 r" ~% n. F+ K. k* z  h      BB North Carolina0 A( j) I4 t0 o/ n  @
      BC Renown
: \3 i9 O/ [7 T9 w& F- `) v0 _      BC Repulse
) T( t- H3 W- Y: Z3 R7 [5 k      CA Canberra II" ^% V% L4 ~- n* ?
      CA Sussex1 v5 D0 |; ?* W: E3 I( X
      CA Shropshire& A$ }+ @( i+ L: F, t* Z
      CA Boston
9 z- |3 {  k5 \# x# J3 B: J      CA Baltimore
9 U- F+ m. F& \% d* D. }1 I% G& `      DD Clarence Bronson; R  a$ ?. X$ X+ v, z' r
      DD Braine
- r  G: ^4 @  E+ F0 i1 `1 j      DD Bradford3 }! M  `8 u% U9 A
      DD Boyd3 ], S& n! }. v# K5 P: {! a( M
      DD Black2 P) K9 w# y6 N2 o; a7 L* c
      DD Bennett
# J/ |8 ~  x7 t* @      DD Bell1 d, j& _: ^$ u+ H8 J5 k8 f" ~
      DD Beale
0 B8 Y* l7 V# z      DD Charles Badger
1 T8 P# P& c& O  ~' I  [+ t      DD Bache, Shell hits 1- W8 l( N/ O3 K. @0 d' M) }
      DD Charles Ausburne2 [+ [0 b2 ~8 L5 Q3 B

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" e0 `/ d# o1 q) w      899 casualties reported
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         Non Combat: 17 destroyed, 74 disabled* u. }' G3 K  o2 M+ \6 m+ _; y
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 4 disabled
8 J" G7 \7 Z4 {2 _      Guns lost 60 (10 destroyed, 50 disabled)
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Airbase hits 158 y3 f# g5 p1 o
Airbase supply hits 13
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Port hits 36 K. \8 x+ @" E; K8 X
Port fuel hits 2! O( P: `) ?+ ~

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: s1 R) f: b5 w2 x2 M4 M8 [& oNaval bombardment of Marcus Island at 123,85 - Coastal Guns Fire Back!
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1 `8 S1 l! ]0 f6 `! {) }42 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
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Japanese Ships
. K% K5 \  U- _% H. K5 D      ACM Teshio Maru, Shell hits 15 G, v/ u5 u: M0 f
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Allied Ships
3 k3 U+ g; J+ R) N2 {) e      BB New Jersey9 z1 Z. [/ W% z7 d4 Z
      BB Iowa
2 A% |( f9 F0 ^% g% `: L      CA Exeter
; |' m; [  _! @& O( T# W+ O6 I( }      CA Suffolk
7 `+ J5 F+ P$ E7 }/ W      CA Wichita' o1 U) t) {  v& T6 g# p
      CA Vincennes
/ |( e$ R) _9 p5 i- `. |+ f% b* H      CA Quincy
% F' o; n& }; h+ l1 n6 \      CA San Francisco9 u5 n) E& Y$ S6 Z0 D
      CA Minneapolis
( y8 F5 Y" {4 S. b3 x      CA Astoria
5 Q7 O% Q: Q5 k, C7 ^/ c      CA Chicago
* N6 \1 M, v8 }& P      CA Louisville
1 }% Q" `2 |2 M% D      CA Chester
3 f; s" @1 {  i. I) J6 Q; D0 X, l      CA Northampton3 A8 n2 J8 r, p
      CA Portland# U/ O8 p+ C, H4 R" N
      DD Luce1 O7 _! B& N/ F8 r8 ~$ d# @
      DD Isherwood, Shell hits 1# Q. D5 W  Y' w& S+ o/ M% o2 X9 q
      DD Ingersoll# g" u# Y' b  P3 v) l4 R
      DD Hoel, Shell hits 1+ ~( E* Y9 @; w- ?/ d
      DD Heermann5 d7 Q: b' Q* [! N+ y) n9 S- C5 A
      DD Healy
2 T8 n; o" K* v      DD Lewis Hancock
6 ]  Z, f! g4 O      DD Hale! e/ n+ S, W" s% [) b+ T
      DD Charrette7 Q. `  L* K6 C  f5 W
      DD Caperton
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% {/ A% p4 z8 y5 e" ]      597 casualties reported
3 O( Q5 M) C# D- t         Squads: 4 destroyed, 23 disabled
( \' Z' ]* R6 O. L: p- H/ T         Non Combat: 6 destroyed, 62 disabled6 R( j4 d- W: w
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 a1 S+ r, p' N, T; B2 p* h1 \      Guns lost 33 (3 destroyed, 30 disabled)
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( R  U" F, E9 n3 d% hAirbase hits 10
8 v  w" B; }  k/ m; JAirbase supply hits 13
# E: M1 @+ Y* {7 ^5 Z% pRunway hits 42
0 ~* ]5 F" f: A" Q+ hPort hits 4
, r: k  x# O, X$ \Port fuel hits 6. A" [) c/ }* S9 E

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& @/ B- v8 b* V4 [) GGround combat at Marcus Island (123,85)
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Japanese Bombardment attack
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Attacking force 2283 troops, 111 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 621 l% P) F7 L! o$ h) ]

; L2 U1 n: }: a. U7 k7 n: XDefending force 10984 troops, 159 guns, 315 vehicles, Assault Value = 481
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! W9 E6 y) \. i5 L3 t      558 casualties reported
' t  Q+ X; f4 z* E         Squads: 16 destroyed, 34 disabled( E3 M9 m/ K( Q+ O
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled2 q5 W' z1 Z. n6 t# I+ T
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled6 i  f& }5 C6 M  I- t
      Guns lost 6 (3 destroyed, 3 disabled)) `% m; a+ _! F4 l5 h9 _; }
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Allied ground losses:( X" y; E# E! t% M
      12 casualties reported
7 I( ^- V% f5 E) K$ y         Squads: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled
$ j' c3 \4 L: Z3 Y! h* E+ C& v         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
3 n9 _9 e2 N; v5 S         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled! c' K: q( K0 H, u2 V
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Assaulting units:: j0 p+ q/ d- @+ ?
    303rd Ind.Infantry Battalion
9 M$ k  H9 d* u) g+ h7 y% C1 ^    Combined 8th SNLF
) J: A4 L: u5 l; Z    56th JNAF AF Unit # L( g" N0 C% ~& _
    3rd IJN Special Cst Gun Bn /3
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0 \  F- w; k. `" s. MDefending units:. `* S% W2 R8 W% T# N
    58th (Sep) Infantry Regiment
% ?5 L9 d1 J: y    762nd Tank Battalion  k6 z- l( R' j
    31st Infantry Regiment
& g" _7 y+ u- l* e3 i  X3 v    34th Combat Engineer Regiment
- A" D9 |( H9 X4 _# g    201st(Sep) Infantry Regiment
, D2 N( R7 `4 l3 i; d' `! P8 J$ p* s    2nd USMC Field Artillery Battalion
+ C8 n' F% n' ]. b! L. @+ q    1st USMC Field Artillery Battalion
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! A2 x8 q2 q3 U, \; C. iGround combat at Marcus Island (123,85)
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1 H6 y4 V3 H' M0 t7 X  DAllied Shock attack
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Attacking force 9661 troops, 156 guns, 287 vehicles, Assault Value = 478
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Defending force 2521 troops, 118 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 23
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Allied adjusted assault: 314
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& ~6 O/ p5 m* }5 eAllied assault odds: 314 to 1 (fort level 5)
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Allied forces CAPTURE Marcus Island !!!
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9 Y5 E. u9 f" r( w2 c. }Japanese aircraft
1 \: g3 ^1 j9 ]      no flights( r! S" \  H) m6 U6 W

. |& U( X) q4 ]. {, _Japanese aircraft losses" D: S0 K* w$ ~6 k/ O
      E13A1 Jake: 1 destroyed1 y5 r& ]: k9 }8 u1 |4 G

! M- h% r# v% c) F9 b9 |Combat modifiers
; y9 y3 e; B/ N( T& pDefender: forts(+), disruption(-)9 \3 }. k/ e3 i, ^
Attacker: shock(+), disruption(-)
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1 t1 C3 r3 k0 p0 J0 S$ b- o      3025 casualties reported% ~4 F6 s+ F- T* l! Q/ F/ E) C% T
         Squads: 119 destroyed, 0 disabled# |: u( `! h# b: F8 Y
         Non Combat: 121 destroyed, 0 disabled
2 P5 ]& ^3 t+ g2 ^( l; _7 Q1 v         Engineers: 12 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ [8 p% \3 c9 ^: G" D+ }! g7 o      Guns lost 80 (80 destroyed, 0 disabled)* _* q0 I* W* F' ?7 Q+ f# H+ S
      Units destroyed 4" m& ^: w* z% Y! ?3 _

  ]0 }6 b  j4 z; wAllied ground losses:
5 F- E8 G# B- N" D7 I5 e/ ~( d0 M      646 casualties reported: q3 t2 a3 c, T: G/ A
         Squads: 28 destroyed, 30 disabled
% U( ^/ [2 w2 O" e- \! X         Non Combat: 8 destroyed, 6 disabled
* I  p; b' K- V& x+ [3 i         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
- i1 S! j+ _  T- G8 z5 U* K' N      Guns lost 12 (4 destroyed, 8 disabled)( n/ P7 {) _7 i$ m  d4 m% i
      Vehicles lost 11 (5 destroyed, 6 disabled)5 c- n4 O7 {% d
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Assaulting units:$ U% z9 b2 h# N
    34th Combat Engineer Regiment  `5 f1 l, C) w9 t& S% M
    58th (Sep) Infantry Regiment1 N8 }  G! o1 n  Y
    762nd Tank Battalion
& T! _, Y; E7 M9 D- E    31st Infantry Regiment
. q6 U3 v$ f% M0 p    201st(Sep) Infantry Regiment7 D$ X1 `1 L+ T2 G! K, b
    2nd USMC Field Artillery Battalion
) x7 y6 k- S+ n( y6 {9 I( `% W; R+ ~    1st USMC Field Artillery Battalion
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5 |1 r& u0 C; yDefending units:
# L6 [/ M5 `9 M6 Q" d( x$ h& q5 K    303rd Ind.Infantry Battalion
& S! \2 P0 X5 c" f: p    Combined 8th SNLF 4 f4 \. [5 r; p+ o+ p/ }
    56th JNAF AF Unit 9 |3 E- u/ i' p0 g" r
    3rd IJN Special Cst Gun Bn /3

hades1001

号称日本国土最东端的南鸟岛落入盟军之手后，是继威克岛之后盟军在中太取得的又一重大突破，中太的战线向日本方向前进了1000海里，盟军可以从北海道，硫磺岛，马里亚纳三个方向择机突破。日本的防线，特别是本土防线压力将骤然增大，日军兵力由于防守需要更加分散，远离本土的军事部署将会更加保守，今后不论盟军选择从哪个方向进行突破，可以以预计的是不会再面对占有数量绝对优势的日本陆军。
5 D5 b. U  d8 x/ q9 n# ?) g4 \根据目前的情报分析，日军在所罗门地区投入兵力超过30万，马里亚纳群岛预计兵力15到20万，库塞伊-波纳佩-土鲁克三岛驻有日军15万，硫磺岛和北海道日军兵力不明，但预计北海道不会有大量南方军驻防。即使是最保守的估计，日军在太平眼战场投入的兵力也已超过70万，估计在80万到100万之间。- g& C8 g, i; F% P
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南鸟岛攻略对撬动日军的全球布防作用甚大，日军尝试反击夺回该岛的的可能性也相当之大，预计未来在这一地区双方可能会有一系列的争夺，敬请关注

hades1001

北海道不战的房规是基于北太不战，而北太不战是由于寒带不适合大规模作战，AE看气象地图可以知道北海道并不在寒带范围内，基于寒带不战的房规明显不适用于北海道，这条房规是从WITP时代沿袭而来的陈规陋习。+ U5 M! g2 W* L& E$ H

3 z* \7 p/ q# l1 ~7 e, I9 R如果盟军兵锋已经指向本土，而房规仍然限制不得北海道登陆，是不是平白帮日军减轻了一半防线的压力？
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6 Y( x: B1 U4 ~: {9 u本房规有待商榷啊

hades1001

可以加个时间或者触发点，比如1945年以后可以登陆北海道，或者盟军攻占了哪里之后可以攻击北海道，比如（马里亚纳/硫磺岛）。如果一条房规可以让日本完全不防守本土的1/4地盘，也太不真实了。。。

hades1001

现在44年2月初，如果给日军到45年一年的时间，就很合理了吧

hades1001

AB跳蛋100尺还不是说改就改了。。。也是写进HR的。。。

hades1001

最近几天太平无事，盟军的舰队来无影去无踪又消失在茫茫大海上
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' I8 |9 T/ n+ N; O* e8 F# A日军的霍恩岛和太平洋上的几个岛礁每天都在忍受盟军的饱和轰炸，每天都有成百上千的鬼子兵由于缺衣少食倒地而死，天蝗以人肉换时间的战略获得了巨大的成功，但是代价也是相当之大。
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红叶天蝗已经对盟军下一步的动向做出了预测，那就请大家拭目以待吧

hades1001

大统领运筹帷幄，决胜千里之外，思路是天蝗完全不能理解的

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. Z! W" }7 H- V3 x1 d, ]AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Feb 16, 441 z' K' Y) v9 A1 A' _8 o

$ Y* R* L- d9 I# h% m+ e日本陆航全面换装疾风丙后这几天到处寻衅滋事，把盟军喷火8+海盗扫的生活不能自理。。。
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& R7 Y* }) i5 j( U2 ^3 ^Morning Air attack on Vanikoro , at 121,145
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Weather in hex: Severe storms- H* C. L7 |- F: `: y( G* q
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Raid spotted at 38 NM, estimated altitude 43,000 feet.
9 ?" T/ _& n$ h& ^% _- Y7 T: M! B- bEstimated time to target is 11 minutes! m) A+ g8 _3 {1 N  E$ H; N: N; z

. G: t, L& T* P& \9 S+ K5 `% U5 C+ ZJapanese aircraft, S6 V# N9 {/ r- s
      N1K1-J George x 233 W- ^  `* s7 m! |, l% ^

4 q7 a9 d/ z# u8 D" TAllied aircraft
8 j% V! z1 ]. c8 C* J8 Q& U      Spitfire VIII x 23
6 `6 \2 w/ G5 K7 ^* ]$ o      F4U-1 Corsair x 8
4 F. \" V9 N2 @# R" U/ P6 g$ m1 X      F4U-1A Corsair x 1
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Japanese aircraft losses
) T; I" O8 R1 J5 U5 N8 T      N1K1-J George: 3 destroyed
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+ B5 r! _% R) @Allied aircraft losses
8 P( K- p( O  w: _2 \6 y" O      Spitfire VIII: 1 destroyed
0 j8 s/ d$ S" t      F4U-1 Corsair: 2 destroyed2 Y+ R2 h( y- H  [
      F4U-1A Corsair: 1 destroyed
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Morning Air attack on Vanikoro , at 121,145
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Weather in hex: Severe storms+ K  S0 O: ~3 C. P

" U; P  h7 ?! f3 t$ N/ U, pRaid detected at 42 NM, estimated altitude 39,000 feet.6 y5 a# Q) ^. [9 k9 B' n( b/ L
Estimated time to target is 10 minutes
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Japanese aircraft- f5 l( N1 O4 z/ s4 n- r
      Ki-84r Frank x 391 c% N7 h# T2 a. ~, A
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Allied aircraft
4 J* f0 O( Z; X# X1 N$ j4 F      Spitfire VIII x 15
) h$ Z/ R# d! R8 g. I: v1 `      F4U-1 Corsair x 5
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Japanese aircraft losses/ y" P9 G1 r' f2 S: f; f; D
      Ki-84r Frank: 1 destroyed
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" m9 f5 t6 q5 h& z* o6 J5 `: kAllied aircraft losses8 t5 {% _0 S' M3 }: }' z3 s
      Spitfire VIII: 4 destroyed
8 L4 X6 u7 G7 M9 e' O$ G2 S# V2 f2 A      F4U-1 Corsair: 1 destroyed+ G& O5 Q  k/ O) y9 n+ B

4 x  I4 I5 Z/ {* h! yAircraft Attacking:
. P& {: F# I) D8 |( a( x      24 x Ki-84r Frank sweeping at 38000 feet *
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" k) `: A- o( U& L! c. j3 HMorning Air attack on Vanikoro , at 121,145 ; a5 i; f: W3 I' F! B
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Weather in hex: Severe storms
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Raid spotted at 36 NM, estimated altitude 42,000 feet.
* V8 Y8 N( j& u3 @9 K' D/ T- X& sEstimated time to target is 8 minutes, |! k9 O5 v% @
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Japanese aircraft. L' F8 S) d( F" z  O9 C5 y
      Ki-84r Frank x 30
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Allied aircraft7 o! g- ~! B3 U8 L" b& ?
      Spitfire VIII x 4
& S# j" z& o  m7 Q6 H      F4U-1 Corsair x 1
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" ^! f/ ?& |4 V: f9 m; rNo Japanese losses( p' i( g2 w5 r: T3 V2 W

$ d8 Y# t- d) G8 Z, eAllied aircraft losses7 T9 T" j; \, }5 V/ [0 H
      Spitfire VIII: 1 destroyed) p  x4 N: M; k/ C" `8 S
      F4U-1 Corsair: 1 destroyed: _4 }: I' N& S* w9 F: w
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Aircraft Attacking:
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hades1001

但是实战里被打出翔

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Feb 20, 449 R2 x! U, _% ]" Q2 @1 M& U4 _% ?
由于对日军小四发的凶猛程度估计不足，南鸟岛上盟军现在过着暗无天日的生活，从马里亚纳起飞的陆攻天天对南鸟岛进行饱和轰炸，对比同天盟军4发的轰炸效果，陆攻的威力不言而喻6 E* c; Z# a7 a: d8 C1 Z! a

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Morning Air attack on 201st(Sep) Infantry Regiment, at 123,85 (Marcus Island)( h1 u# J, C5 `3 N  w* n" w
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Weather in hex: Overcast
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Raid spotted at 14 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.- w1 P: M0 E: R/ c) y2 p
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
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! W: j" n4 V  W4 A! ?+ l      G3M3 Nell x 117: Q9 K/ {* V. A. w$ T, \

5 N6 N7 O% `% p; p* ^Japanese aircraft losses
+ D1 Z$ ], @/ W! x      G3M3 Nell: 1 damaged' i5 W+ P6 N, k
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      1117 casualties reported4 T  V+ a% W, g+ e6 ~
         Squads: 4 destroyed, 63 disabled
* ?! ?4 C# W2 v2 L6 u( j* k         Non Combat: 13 destroyed, 98 disabled
2 Q7 A# c* x  G4 b5 Q( g& T         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 18 disabled
6 X# i: M( p" a      Guns lost 25 (3 destroyed, 22 disabled)
, s8 R: c9 n: o      Vehicles lost 50 (2 destroyed, 48 disabled)* z' H4 r% K4 ~1 {4 K

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7 x+ k  c0 I( J- W2 ^Morning Air attack on 6th Guards/C Division, at 91,128 (Horn Island)
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" }9 m; g! c9 [' l2 ^Weather in hex: Partial cloud
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Raid detected at 80 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.
) S0 Z# G# q2 H$ |Estimated time to target is 24 minutes
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6 x; D9 ^% T+ h% K7 c( `7 Y6 u" W3 }( PAllied aircraft' I3 d) M# ]4 l* z
      B-17E Fortress x 5- X) x6 ~0 Q. v+ i" f
      B-24D1 Liberator x 25/ e& e9 n& z; j, ~" D2 d
      B-24J Liberator x 111, L" C8 A  I. Z: g" L# s1 j% E6 Z

; L0 A+ t( N) n& i2 m- X* NAllied aircraft losses1 t  K( J6 B+ W
      B-17E Fortress: 1 damaged/ g  Y8 W4 f& Y, J, a
      B-24D1 Liberator: 6 damaged9 v( j& a4 Y2 V. A4 D2 }
      B-24J Liberator: 14 damaged& [9 D7 |5 j* M
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Japanese ground losses:' \$ E- M. B; e7 b  v4 [, S
      240 casualties reported% v( w4 G' T# ^6 {' Y5 m4 I1 i
         Squads: 2 destroyed, 14 disabled
* X1 V' E. C: [/ W$ b. R6 F         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 24 disabled
1 Z4 c$ x; t% [2 g2 c; Q         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
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当天许久未开张的盟军潜艇终于又做了几笔生意，不过击沉的都是一些臭鱼烂虾# h) s0 w* Z; F3 k1 A5 S/ `+ e
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Sub attack near Donggala  at 68,97% M* Q, c% I# d
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Japanese Ships
5 K4 a9 t4 o: [( J* r6 O4 r1 C      PB Jokuja Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy damage
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/ k$ q, [# y# F& D" o  n0 q      SS Kingfish# F5 q  x/ P- B& e+ T

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Sub attack near Kavieng  at 108,117
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  X* o) b" r4 _) SJapanese Ships
' f) Z) \' d  q2 v. J      SC Ch 28, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy damage3 a) s: x: x9 ~. ^& R/ S
      SC Ch 19
- S% y' |1 D3 D% D) h      SC Ch 15' A5 L# E) R1 X
      xAP Ohtaka Maru$ v2 M( g* O: u* w1 Y/ `5 Y0 `0 t
      xAP Kitano Maru8 I+ `: P! V: F& u, [% ^# @& c9 H
      xAK Kyoto Maru4 X) ^: e3 w4 C+ \6 @
      xAK Ueizuru Maru
. K# k; B# N( f; p& T! C+ }      xAK Chihaya Maru- P3 R; j" q+ g2 L# j
      xAK Azuchi Maru
- I# Y/ A% G# c8 q* A0 O% K% L, L      xAK Manko Maru" I0 N- ]" }0 l4 j
      xAK Toho Maru8 \% H" m* m# ?3 m
      xAK Azuma Maru
* C2 T0 n, l7 g/ ^7 A, ]& k      E Miyake0 I& W8 a6 q6 F5 g8 X
      E Mikura! O$ }& a3 j& J: ?6 R
      SC Ch 48# K! W( U: T8 K. a1 c& X( s
      SC Ch 45
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      SS Cero! J2 m: h8 n0 r' G1 Z. y$ ^
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Sub attack near Muntok  at 50,897 E) v+ y# x$ ?2 f& ]6 W+ [' m
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5 m+ [, p: q3 {  O# x      xAK Hukuyo Maru, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage
# c. q# b* }# {- u3 W8 ?  E$ r      xAK Kisogawa Maru, P7 H; ?7 F+ k1 S8 N+ z5 n- p
      xAK Jusan Maru3 O9 ~  a' A/ M7 p; R3 g
      xAK Giyu Maru. d# A$ J1 l- s4 k
      xAK Awajisan Maru" @, e: Z7 n2 B! ]5 `! X
      SC CHa-41
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      SS Surf, hits 9

hades1001

另有探马来报日军kb主力战机烈风已经提前到44年5月份了，预计44年4月份烈风将全面服役，KB与58之间将不再存在战斗机的代差，鱼雷机和俯冲轰炸机的性能只强不弱

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当天盟军潜艇部队的战果也尚可( c" q5 ?5 R; U6 x& n* }) b0 u

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6 V* a, L" j1 }8 r& jSub attack near Babeldaob  at 92,101/ a, F8 }5 v; }# b* e3 y* O
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Japanese Ships
$ g+ O8 Z# F. F# B% }" P. z& k      AO Toho Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy damage
7 U3 @) l6 T+ T0 f  S5 l3 g! j/ T      AO Shinkoku Maru% b& ]' X* ]! _( F0 q
      E Wakataka7 J. U5 W2 J' k3 G3 @
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Sub attack near Boeton  at 68,1095 V" j7 i) Z; Q7 @5 E4 S& k

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, j4 a3 w, a: ?- d5 T6 Z      SC Ch 44, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire,  heavy damage
$ J* c- F3 g5 k. Q3 G2 L# R  p      SC Ch 43
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      SS Tang