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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 08, 42
# o! e5 t" w0 ^# ]2 W5 z随着新加坡上空盟军战斗机的消失，陆攻开始轰炸新加坡，
/ }7 E# J; r; ?, j# n  K一些尚在当地维修，无法及时撤走的的船只不幸遇难。。。。. t: i0 z: e/ d# F8 X# D* X
不过，当天盟军AA表现抢眼，纪录显示击落日军近30架陆攻，也算是对遇难船只的一种安慰。 5 @- `$ [% F% P5 D2 y
同时kb路过莫港，附近一些小鱼小虾开始遭殃。
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
6 o0 Z3 q2 v1 j. IWeather in hex: Light cloud
0 v3 J" y3 {( f- D0 HRaid detected at 48 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.
( z4 t; O4 {$ U, [Estimated time to target is 15 minutes 8 U' M) ^! m* ]2 _8 \/ x2 b
Japanese aircraft. ?6 k% A3 y) Z! g; [5 F& E
      A6M2 Zero x 36 " k0 J8 T' I+ M" z$ n
No Japanese losses
) `; m1 c: _8 R) S( pAircraft Attacking:
0 z1 }1 A' }+ W      36 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet * 1 c4 Z6 B5 h/ Y0 x
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, R9 R3 T& y# B: F7 jMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
) V! k7 C- j( {" b$ y" k+ B, B+ h2 L* {Weather in hex: Light cloud 1 n5 L1 G2 A# n! M! D
Raid detected at 39 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.5 X" g% A3 d8 D
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes
& x* A' p, p  E4 q4 j2 D1 q) WJapanese aircraft* a3 g: X! Y3 u. t$ b
      G3M2 Nell x 34
. x* F' {) E, q! f9 f2 w9 OJapanese aircraft losses/ C  R: _# L8 f- o( t, X' @
      G3M2 Nell: 19 damaged8 @! q6 N) f' R  {1 B2 O# c6 x
      G3M2 Nell: 3 destroyed by flak 6 U- \# m. G, k' d4 U8 O+ g  _
Allied Ships/ |; q' @  a5 S7 e2 q- ]
      SS KXV, Bomb hits 2, and is sunk
( b4 h* B, t2 _( {      SS Seawolf, Bomb hits 1,  heavy damage
! d" r4 q2 x/ g. m$ {2 e      DD Van Ghent, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
  M5 U2 m1 X" [4 q7 M+ s4 @      SS Porpoise, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk' e) n' j- D2 N- s5 G
      DD Bulmer, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires
$ z9 N7 x4 T2 t3 f. Y4 r  iAllied ground losses:& V1 b+ V$ H/ o. P7 q/ h
      7 casualties reported4 W) }/ h. p, C" r
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled: Z% V: d9 @- f! Y  H
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
1 W+ |8 }( ]2 _' ]+ T/ Y         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled   B2 i/ N0 |3 G% ^' @! I
Repair Shipyard hits 2
1 F9 K: |$ ^/ [! a0 APort hits 4
4 {3 p6 k. U3 s' e/ aPort supply hits 2
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  0 Y3 p3 O' U# d3 K  g- E
Weather in hex: Light cloud
1 d( t0 h% H4 m( U* LRaid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.8 k9 b& D6 q  }/ x- q1 i
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes " x) E! X# K- [5 P, ^& E' J# q
Japanese aircraft
6 o7 O1 y5 Q" r3 f3 ~      A6M2 Zero x 351 w3 @% [7 {7 ]. K, U
      G3M2 Nell x 42 ; f3 q6 ?0 V+ T) w& ~
Japanese aircraft losses# ?" W7 ?7 w. u1 Y. M
      G3M2 Nell: 20 damaged
* i( d3 v0 |) N      G3M2 Nell: 2 destroyed by flak 5 I$ F& W% g$ v
Allied Ships! C$ f/ h8 ^  ?3 F; P; ~" M
      SS Seawolf, Bomb hits 3, and is sunk
/ n5 V' {; i8 a8 \7 f! f) u' c      xAP Shinai, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage1 u# d/ B1 i  h0 [
      DD Van Ghent, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
/ x, }4 |  F' O0 a) fAllied ground losses:
7 _9 N: H% m8 b' L% U4 O$ H      7 casualties reported  K8 A4 I0 K) T9 F! @3 ~" c
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 y( W% @& A* g# P6 P( H         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled% p1 e$ L7 c! n5 Y8 w* o6 @
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled & f6 A  D6 O. q/ z* @2 U
Port hits 5
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$ D5 ~  L9 Q2 t8 |9 j  Q& jMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  * k1 R' c' v5 b& C/ M
Weather in hex: Light cloud
2 ]2 _9 ], I* R- v. zRaid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 21,000 feet.$ D: k/ p6 ^& V8 {4 p
Estimated time to target is 13 minutes
: x& n- Z$ n; S! \9 nJapanese aircraft* \. y  Q$ i* P' k& J9 q
      Ki-43-Ia Oscar x 271 M: g4 K5 J# q0 W' o
      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 25 * o8 `3 T- z$ A5 K& k+ M
No Japanese losses
; ], }" {) _! ZAircraft Attacking:; p) o: X8 `4 C) a( a) }( v* y
       3 x Ki-43-Ib Oscar sweeping at 20000 feet
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! c6 ~, y% m! ]1 k* RMorning Air attack on TF, near Terapo at 96,127 4 \: W4 v! m; F9 z
Weather in hex: Heavy cloud
& X% P5 [- O, J9 Q! j: h( RRaid spotted at 8 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
1 ^) {1 W& g5 {, ~; B3 r6 w+ bEstimated time to target is 2 minutes $ |. u2 p* p5 q) _9 O6 D3 R- d/ V2 n
Japanese aircraft
$ K5 {) v$ X6 t: l9 T7 G. j      A6M2 Zero x 180 Y, o& s8 M: }6 a, ]. A. @5 z) Y
      D3A1 Val x 9
6 z" H8 @! w5 j$ PNo Japanese losses ) S, L2 }: z% q/ D+ l2 \/ Q
Allied Ships7 W8 l$ q! J" a- d: |7 K) Q
      xAP Marella, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires
, W, v, b; P% e      xAP Koolama, Bomb hits 2,  on fire7 G% l* `$ g2 i# ~
      AM Ipswitch, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
+ l: ^% T, b, _Aircraft Attacking:  @' y, M3 A( R) ^3 [- q2 [, a& S
       9 x D3A1 Val releasing from 2000' * + j9 Z2 p; B' K0 V0 B' L. f
               Naval Attack:  2 x 60 kg GP Bomb " X" O  V" V  o$ o* }0 `+ N
Marella dead in the water ...
# i" R. k; A! ]1 ~  QHeavy smoke from fires obscuring xAP Marella
: R+ V$ J, d0 f5 u% dKoolama dead in the water ...
: P- _% a+ G% N, O' b' L0 ?Heavy smoke from fires obscuring AM Ipswitch" A2 S' W+ A! {/ |7 \7 }9 S5 k
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1 b6 a: C9 g4 ]- rASW attack near Soc Trang  at 60,74
6 _. |  Y) t9 }. C) z# IJapanese Ships$ v+ A. ^! y: H+ H
      SC Ch 1
9 R0 h+ k9 @( B. S) F% `      SC Ch 13$ D( j6 @; H1 k/ X: a: e$ E
      SC Ch 3
1 F4 h3 v( U4 ]Allied Ships( }# Y& {  Y, @: m3 H+ x: u
      SS Spearfish, hits 14,  heavy damage

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 09, 42
. _: Q2 f" n1 qss连续2次命中一艘日军AK，应该已经沉没，据菜花透露船上装的是南方军军部5 |  {7 {: h! p9 y3 t
南方军司令已经下海游泳了。不知道有没有爬上船 9 L$ r' z$ l- m4 l( A, E9 M
同时马来半岛上，日军坚持6k高度轰炸新加坡，盟军的AA也有了充分的表现机会$ H; w" m! L' }
当天纪录显示日军损失了20左右的陆攻，日军这飞机用得真不心疼。。。
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: d5 p" [' D& @& lSub attack near Soc Trang  at 58,74
1 t8 R, l& q: O" q  Z" C1 CJapanese Ships) V9 w# e- D" J! Y( m: p3 t8 p
      AK Sasako Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy damage
- r. S8 f  v5 K3 b: l      PB Kyo Maru #126 Z  ~3 }6 U! {; v) t5 {
      PB Tatsumiya Maru
+ q& V9 F9 z) U& ^$ sAllied Ships
6 i7 L+ {: d/ |1 T! j) l$ N      SS Searaven, hits 1
. N  {% \! a. u- MJapanese ground losses:/ {4 H# W2 X' V6 |
      18 casualties reported8 S6 f) f) O' J5 K2 k
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled/ U+ `6 V, e8 K7 m7 [' e
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 1 disabled
2 A6 f* |7 G* ?) P         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled$ a1 }* U3 U8 b0 }& |
      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)
# j% Z* \3 ~5 t* T* l; S+ ]SS Searaven launches 2 torpedoes at AK Sasako Maru$ o+ g  w0 i9 V# R' j. a6 J
PB Kyo Maru #12 attacking submerged sub ..../ s- Z1 O% `0 X' u3 B. G
PB Tatsumiya Maru fails to find sub and abandons search
7 D7 W, z1 C1 l# sPB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
. N/ j, `. v5 }: ePB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...$ ?& y0 y: P) R4 o# L& ]* c
PB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
) \9 C$ S& t8 J( K6 I: ?PB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
; u( U4 ~! Q: z, t  ~& v1 qPB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...1 j5 `$ p5 ?: Z# j
Escort abandons search for sub
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Sub attack near Soc Trang  at 58,74 2 A; N8 b1 p3 H; a! Q
Japanese Ships2 Y7 I& r7 d: j1 ?. [
      AK Sasako Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy damage
+ u9 Y2 \0 Y4 y1 k0 G8 B& }1 z( T& ~      PB Kyo Maru #12
3 t7 ?4 L& F5 U; BAllied Ships$ u/ k( S4 \! M8 F: Y3 y+ V
      SS Searaven
$ ]  v/ Q2 c% \8 Y+ K& B& i0 BJapanese ground losses:
' n& o  t* Y9 n, V  Y8 X' ]1 w      6 casualties reported
! P/ [1 l+ h7 d& S' C+ c         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
) r8 e3 Z+ r7 Z2 e2 ^         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
; X1 L1 q8 o% M3 x- [% W         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ I* y9 j# A0 h5 vSS Searaven launches 2 torpedoes at AK Sasako Maru
9 [# W% I9 R$ k  y: TSearaven bottoming out ....
" ?7 g- e, Q: j" _PB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
- a2 F* O# W4 ~. |: d, yPB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
- s3 F/ J6 e0 e% t/ h" q1 @, A2 v9 OPB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
  ~& `2 N5 `# zPB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
1 z* ]$ Z4 v% s' t# Q- |1 d( mPB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
0 B! _' u, s/ e) h; @2 xEscort abandons search for sub . u" k6 X# `; T0 F' _% L# b  y
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
5 C, N" T5 N6 p8 l  u  _Weather in hex: Thunderstorms ! \' f5 v' G5 z( @# E
Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
/ D6 N. x+ _  IEstimated time to target is 15 minutes
1 E- o+ `& N( |4 {Japanese aircraft
- Z- F* I$ r7 Y3 |      G3M2 Nell x 46% ^  p  s3 a7 r: x' _
      G4M1 Betty x 67
0 j- ]! c) R+ Q- VAllied aircraft8 u4 w" p4 _3 v. K8 I/ G0 k
      no flights
+ `; q3 b+ O5 F5 j' V" @: ]8 mJapanese aircraft losses! m$ @2 F1 N  L% _
      G3M2 Nell: 21 damaged7 I* D4 i( {, q& p' K' T  N
      G3M2 Nell: 4 destroyed by flak
0 Z. W( I. q2 c2 Y0 T      G4M1 Betty: 24 damaged
! m) |5 v" x8 X1 h      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak
; ~9 u# T- ^5 W( f. T: FAllied aircraft losses  E: _2 _- ?" ]' P) v
      Buffalo I: 2 damaged& Z  w7 ?- n- k6 k2 F: H0 t1 P+ h
      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed on ground# H# w  P6 O. n' i
      Blenheim IF: 1 damaged : j0 S8 V4 v4 V
Airbase hits 10
- [, P' \+ g) q: U5 z4 {Airbase supply hits 2
. j  e& g: M# p& _9 a' y3 E1 DRunway hits 62
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
/ s" j3 m8 k+ @1 W. l3 }Weather in hex: Thunderstorms
( B+ E6 A8 m( L" K: I0 x% {; i/ |Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
1 \3 g3 x% P6 [! L  nEstimated time to target is 14 minutes
: e3 O) w  \: ]* \! a! @Japanese aircraft
+ T. v5 P5 l( m7 A" T8 v      A6M2 Zero x 36
" ]" p% F) r. n" a6 v      G4M1 Betty x 11
) x# ~: j2 N: g& z1 f: T" d: f4 qAllied aircraft+ H! O5 d# B. R6 e8 ~6 @
      no flights
* `% v2 V3 S7 ?0 kJapanese aircraft losses+ I1 o! T" u& L& i
      G4M1 Betty: 4 damaged
  j3 M' G% V5 k9 J. h/ U      G4M1 Betty: 4 destroyed by flak ( x+ [1 j3 n8 y, b  n* f* x6 C
Allied aircraft losses
) e# \  x/ Q2 a! r( M      Buffalo I: 2 damaged ( G. H' ^3 h  U4 `9 k$ h1 O9 `3 x
Runway hits 2
3 [- z4 u1 ?; M3 oAircraft Attacking:
$ I/ {6 l6 q  R, o/ \, `( k      11 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet- t6 v' ~" b3 G9 o/ ?3 h- T
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
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6 _, z: e; w& G$ l9 w$ z9 VMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  & H) z' D- O8 |. Z$ `9 @
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms 5 X1 L  |# C; D9 }* w$ b# n& b
Raid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.; O; i7 m6 B& K: ?2 t* @$ d& s3 _
Estimated time to target is 14 minutes
. n2 R0 V; g5 f, o8 }+ W% IJapanese aircraft3 D" e/ ?; U/ j
      G4M1 Betty x 11
, O8 g6 p; q" h* j, [! ^) @" o5 yJapanese aircraft losses  c) Z. q' J' k" }
      G4M1 Betty: 8 damaged, l% m+ k4 h2 C% }
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak : `. x- x: _6 w) R9 Q/ K4 u8 K
Airbase hits 1: m4 y- u/ n+ I; J; S# \5 ~
Runway hits 11 7 M4 c" t* e6 `4 b; N/ a' T
Aircraft Attacking:
: C, B. }  m2 |6 G  P      11 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet" P- h4 p  _+ _2 H' J/ Q! T
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  " m) ]* ]0 w0 k5 G( w' @% w
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms
# o0 R' g# `0 r4 Q" ?# \Raid detected at 39 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
$ W7 o6 ^5 C+ o2 {- |1 E6 [$ CEstimated time to target is 11 minutes
& M( H1 \% a. L0 v% W" W* dJapanese aircraft$ i) D, E# ^0 c# C- |4 p
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 23
! G/ S9 f- J" g& R' F      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 18 ' y! B. o/ u9 Y; m( v
Allied aircraft% O' D  r+ a4 H
      no flights * O' _* @/ o! _( w
Japanese aircraft losses
8 m0 D0 o1 C* q4 c. c3 t      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 15 damaged
- t0 d+ u+ X0 a      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 2 destroyed by flak
: n0 T4 S+ w0 f( z1 h8 a/ l/ s      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 8 damaged6 [  J9 Q3 |8 F' d3 k
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 2 destroyed by flak
6 u* _% z  l  b9 `) h0 i6 }9 i6 HAllied aircraft losses8 d1 g7 Z+ N" @
      Blenheim IF: 1 damaged $ {9 m. j! l6 I
Airbase hits 1; _! O- @* \- S, A# m
Airbase supply hits 1+ j0 B$ ^6 u# x6 I$ L
Runway hits 1
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+ C" _7 Z# j' Z7 ]7 oMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  8 T3 o4 V" {  p( D' S0 Y# H% U6 t! I
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms
0 Z( l3 W7 H: k* bRaid detected at 28 NM, estimated altitude 26,000 feet.& K  Q4 E! h" J0 [0 d3 _
Estimated time to target is 9 minutes
9 b! A# a# G- H/ F( v- VJapanese aircraft
' I% E) T& y; G! ], c# w0 U( F" g  k6 S      A6M2 Zero x 37 ) ~, n7 q. w) P; J7 E
No Japanese losses
  \1 ]8 d: v* U! @- DAircraft Attacking:
1 B- U, B2 K8 ~1 e, q' j# m; m      37 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet *  
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' ~/ R# A, I* ]# A7 T, c* rAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Donggala at 69,96
" Z' }* _' I% {! O& D: KWeather in hex: Heavy cloud & Q; Q( C) I2 m) S% d) I. k
Raid spotted at 14 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.- v: s2 l  a- G
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes
( B9 L- N7 d2 T* |7 ^- T7 F4 e, V3 IJapanese aircraft2 c( x4 \9 W) Z  z2 T' [
      B5M1 Mabel x 3 6 [9 `$ U0 U, w6 Y+ {) t
No Japanese losses
' j% k5 u4 {# c; v9 ?' x; q5 kAllied Ships* o" C" Z) ~3 U" ~1 N. R- C5 c
      xAP Van Imhoff, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 10, 424 |: ~9 j. Z: f2 P, A
闲来无事的日军炮击了下莫港，而西行的kb却遇上了一个正在逃命的xAP，双方接触的结果显示# [4 C9 Z8 m4 D4 v
一航战的赤诚和加贺 被分离出去了，这是不是一个重创KB的机会呢？ 可惜现在盟军还未集结完毕，
) l* n8 K9 G$ S: W. o  N要不就算盟军3cv对抗4cv也是个难得的机会。天亮后xAP理所当然的被kb击沉。/ ]& F( ]9 C& T
日军还占领了延安和长沙附近的湘潭等地( Q9 \0 d% C9 U" K2 N
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* e/ T( |; R5 y7 K/ {# U* NNight Naval bombardment of Port Moresby at 98,130 ' @6 u) |3 H3 E) R8 x6 f( L1 ]
Japanese Ships) [. t4 y' j5 J4 Q7 P  p4 B
      BB Mutsu
2 X& Z) }; [, {! |- _0 o      CL Kitakami( A% E0 N( j+ Q1 t" a- X  H
      CL Katori
8 M& }. H- N9 `7 r/ D: q2 RAllied ground losses:
9 S  f, B+ u/ g% M; D/ L      19 casualties reported
5 U9 w! l9 x- V! y0 D9 D         Squads: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
3 L% [7 H# Y: i* B2 i, c7 j         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
( |$ |+ G' c" k5 w         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
0 q; a6 j7 n) ZAirbase hits 26 Z8 I# b( ~$ Q$ t& u1 f
Runway hits 1$ N6 K* [5 l( v0 I0 z, @7 y
Port supply hits 1 9 G0 c' v# G  L* F) A
BB Mutsu firing at 1st Australian Division
# s- V( {6 q- n0 }7 tCL Kitakami firing at Port Moresby 6 }9 X7 |7 ]# M% l9 M. ]
CL Katori firing at Port Moresby
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Day Time Surface Combat, near Kuantan at 52,79, Range 19,000 Yards 2 _$ a+ m0 A" j5 A/ b% T
Japanese Ships& j" B8 B  m/ L
      CA Mikuma
" m/ E9 y8 {$ ~      CL Sendai3 K7 s' t4 ^% t- P9 A! Y  ~6 Y
      DD Inazuma' E0 |' P3 J" ^# W
      DD Shinonome
4 f7 Y8 d5 j' }; q. C      DD Satsuki
* J2 U; o' E& Y' QAllied Ships0 t7 v# _" I" k" N: g" x
      MTB 7
* ^; e- [& b! g5 f* a      MTB 8
# \% F+ }; b/ k% }: p9 z      MTB 9, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
) r6 e$ H1 L* R9 `; [      MTB 10
0 V/ j; \0 F9 c* `1 G* L& S      MTB 11" a& u* r: c- ]$ f, M* i
      MTB 12
# `# U) d0 Z  p      MTB 26% @3 `7 p0 t5 ]0 c
      MTB 272 V, g) Q2 ?# `
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1 x9 b  F  c% G  H; SDay Time Surface Combat, near Kuantan at 51,79, Range 20,000 Yards ' d; {/ ^8 J1 m; y; [8 f
Japanese Ships5 Z, M) j( Z" x9 a- |' z
      CA Mikuma2 j# {4 D2 G  }! Y
      CL Sendai
: h0 D) P1 I& c      DD Inazuma4 k2 x# [, [0 `# f' l, e
      DD Shinonome' w+ C2 n0 R8 F
      DD Satsuki : d1 ?! @6 ~- |4 F3 S
Allied Ships
/ z4 j3 T; g! F. [9 i" E      MTB 7
9 ?8 [7 v) B/ I% q+ N      MTB 8+ D- w( S4 _" F( x0 ^; x
      MTB 10, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
+ N3 e1 }2 r  {9 T6 y      MTB 11, Shell hits 1, and is sunk- R+ V5 _  P" T( ~. d1 q
      MTB 12, Shell hits 1, and is sunk' |& p; h. q. i7 |: \
      MTB 26, Shell hits 1,  on fire3 Y7 h- D, {* K9 Q  m
      MTB 27, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
' v6 u  ~3 I% s6 s, A& X------------------------------------------------------$ j6 o2 r6 B/ f* J  {; d
Day Time Surface Combat, near Horn Island at 92,128, Range 23,000 Yards
. y; O  |7 m0 U* }7 k& AJapanese Ships
! u, K* x# S2 P1 [$ k      CV Hiryu
4 v2 G+ p* B) `1 u5 M3 N      CV Soryu* g2 o1 G6 B" l! k5 H
      CV Shokaku
# A" N$ N" O1 r; R: o      CV Zuikaku3 Q! M* q, m) [, }1 S& h. F
      BB Hiei
0 Z! w& W7 P$ o      CA Tone( _2 k' s' _5 |9 ^1 l. {
      DD Akigumo
" p4 K0 F. ^/ W! G# |; u      DD Isokaze+ \4 V$ A7 g! o2 ]6 P
      DD Shiranui
( Q" k2 v3 l) c  K      DD Urakaze
9 W0 G6 c; D/ X% H( n7 W      DD Tanikaze
( @2 ~) ?+ I1 M7 z1 o( d      DD Arare
( E5 v. P0 G/ q2 K" i# L- \, q      DD Kasumi
/ ~) Z; |% r' i1 s8 ~      DD Akebono8 ]9 w! O, F9 G/ Q6 x& U
      DD Sazanami
7 O0 k+ l2 t& ?$ I2 K2 D) A1 TAllied Ships
% {$ r2 o+ D, o8 F) d. s. m      xAP Zealandia
& G: B; K' I& s0 h- ZMaximum visibility in Clear Conditions: 30,000 yards
# }2 v8 O" `. A2 |; yRange closes to 22,000 yards...
! \6 l  w* r% O% O" W4 CRange closes to 21,000 yards...  g+ ]4 V: d& V
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 21,000 yards1 X, U2 Y" k+ _# b* z
Japanese TF attempts to evade combat7 n$ M% d4 ]5 {4 N
Range increases to 26,000 yards...  U& \% B# l4 `
Range increases to 30,000 yards...+ V# L0 L1 y6 q/ H( _  t/ A
Both Task Forces evade combat 5 k. |6 ~! h' X
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( ^, y. L$ Y, Y; Q4 sMorning Air attack on TF, near Tarakan at 67,91
5 Q/ q; j( x; ^0 c% ^) [  L# dWeather in hex: Partial cloud . D( v: s" r! m: |4 h
Raid spotted at 6 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.4 T) J) P0 k/ {
Estimated time to target is 1 minutes 5 d8 k7 W7 I7 t: l+ }9 o
Japanese aircraft
7 G. r1 R# z0 z$ Q" _      B5M1 Mabel x 38 M$ I  ?" z. ?" s; |1 s" I
      Ki-27b Nate x 10 - Y, [+ b( j/ [- g. _4 c
No Japanese losses
8 v" ^$ R; K0 k- W2 d6 Q& |Allied Ships
7 n' e& X5 U; m4 `) C3 S      xAP Camphuys, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage 7 m7 n9 r( f$ K# b. ~8 o
Aircraft Attacking:) F7 X* U  e: d' m4 O% k
       3 x B5M1 Mabel bombing from 10000 feet
1 Z+ ~) {% x3 Q! [               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb. {' H- J& e3 W! S  Q# n0 g
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: K: Y6 |* ]0 KMorning Air attack on TF, near Horn Island at 91,128
5 m( c# a3 G# u2 X& e3 E, p2 sWeather in hex: Heavy cloud 7 k0 p* D3 e! x' h
Raid spotted at 8 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
9 ^* Z. Y6 \1 wEstimated time to target is 2 minutes
8 d" e+ o# z3 W6 LJapanese aircraft. @1 b2 M5 T- ~6 g: @: _
      A6M2 Zero x 26: s) \$ {+ I- Y; t
      D3A1 Val x 15 1 Z7 C; V, R( m" k
Japanese aircraft losses
  Y' \1 d' w/ a      D3A1 Val: 1 damaged
+ \! q# X- l- h8 g! F$ R" `) e, ~Allied Ships
5 ^7 h8 O& ?, l" {& b* G7 i      xAP Raranga, Bomb hits 8, and is sunk 1 Y. E5 T8 S, u+ P, K2 s  X5 X
Aircraft Attacking:) {/ i) G+ Q  c: K" h
       7 x D3A1 Val releasing from 2000'+ J) |) y/ [$ i! `( B! r( _
               Naval Attack:  1 x 250 kg SAP Bomb
$ Q/ s! S' ~) V4 s0 B       8 x D3A1 Val releasing from 1000'/ t2 W3 l! A1 ~' I: k% r* T7 s
               Naval Attack:  1 x 250 kg SAP Bomb 9 G: A1 S; l- a' @% W4 y8 ^; `/ w0 w
Raranga dead in the water ...2 T" B8 H& d+ k& ~
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring xAP Raranga 8 g9 b: B, D) e' ?- \* f" G+ p
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Horn Island at 92,128
' f! Q# h+ r3 SWeather in hex: Moderate rain 5 n; m* o4 w( d' v# n& ^4 D7 Y
Raid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.* w, ^$ B  p: Q( d2 X
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes 0 m' E" T! I4 C. B1 N1 g( Y/ q
Japanese aircraft
# R8 K# W! F& z3 A2 _% W      A6M2 Zero x 9
3 t- U& l* e% {: D' f1 g& S" E      B5N2 Kate x 17 ) k! ]; m5 B9 k6 |  b0 [, o
No Japanese losses 2 H* ^1 n4 e2 _; ?. I+ d2 v
Allied Ships+ j6 _+ L- \0 n: G, ~, a; k% |
      xAP Zealandia, Bomb hits 8,  heavy fires,  heavy damage ) ^# s  K# y! e8 ]. ]
Aircraft Attacking:
$ l8 T+ t& x2 c% b, h      17 x B5N2 Kate bombing from 10000 feet
+ A& q# D% J# a) H               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb
$ ]) O% b# S3 y* L+ z( x2 {Zealandia dead in the water ...
5 L/ C4 u) ]4 R6 z% XHeavy smoke from fires obscuring xAP Zealandia+ I7 ^6 q* [- M& E& {7 e
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Ground combat at Siangtan (81,52)
7 a- Q3 M# Q' H& w% U6 JJapanese Shock attack
3 g: z  j# O, D+ b: ?) O4 cAttacking force 12804 troops, 122 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 436 ! i) E- A& Q6 A' g: g* }9 T1 G
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
9 x3 x: e, V% Y0 A  ?! F1 [Japanese adjusted assault: 403  
. S/ }8 ?- m6 }3 [$ {$ N3 rAllied adjusted defense: 1  ! Z' ~% o$ H8 Q
Japanese assault odds: 403 to 1 (fort level 1)  3 n' n# Q5 r* h$ P( h
Japanese forces CAPTURE Siangtan !!!
. J0 I! @% {  V4 S4 {' ~- ~Combat modifiers# n: H0 [0 |8 {, F3 u4 R) {) u
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(-)
* H( q* e8 i( eAssaulting units:
% w/ [" Y7 Y% O3 \: D    3rd Division - y& O8 F7 a6 a. w/ L7 h2 y* F0 b
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Ground combat at 82,43 (near Ankang)
6 Q7 M  ]0 i9 V" G1 `' }/ UJapanese Bombardment attack ! D2 p; ?- F# a
Attacking force 24544 troops, 231 guns, 42 vehicles, Assault Value = 1900 2 Q+ Y/ l; k7 a1 R* n. P
Defending force 28779 troops, 233 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 556
  v. N; [1 _3 F/ p. R) uJapanese ground losses:. g$ j, @3 J- m; m7 ^- r# O; p
      17 casualties reported
" N2 x% {3 k; w         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled5 ]- u+ |1 ]# B! T
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled  m1 ?. N5 B2 S7 p1 F
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 2 m7 j+ l6 t) O/ A
Allied ground losses:
) m1 H3 O& N8 h9 F! u1 K      9 casualties reported, m" t& D4 t( E" I+ d+ _+ R
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
. A) ~' S9 n4 W8 O7 D         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
! g& |( \) S! L9 m6 U2 f( B         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
/ ]! P. w/ o; h+ L$ B$ XAssaulting units:
$ M7 V3 R7 V3 _% N    12th RGC Temp. Division
7 q+ S; v& Z. k5 @5 E    34th Division/ C+ @" x1 e5 n4 `! V$ |! \$ I
    5th Tank Regiment8 y/ {. p( o' m. L; g* r
    58th Infantry Regiment5 n+ w( s$ L% J, J' n
    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade6 F  K' z1 Z( J4 {4 h, `
    13th Division
) o4 w, q- {' \; g" ]; u& V, T    9th Armored Car Co / G5 ?( i1 J) v5 ^
    13th Tank Regiment
5 g4 c5 ^! B0 x) P& U! ?# c    19th Division
! m( m9 L  ~  ]3 Y+ j+ }3 d, j' G    3rd Tank Regiment+ a5 \& J# d! S8 K. K
    18th RGC Temp. Division& N6 Z% d1 x, ~
    10th Mortar Battalion 4 J$ L( a$ ?; `
Defending units:
/ ?# o; i( _7 d- K    30th Chinese Corps/ m+ M3 a; n' I; {! g
    59th Chinese Corps9 V+ N5 t& z" v4 `+ l& ~
    55th Chinese Corps( h* _6 C6 P' J8 U
    77th Chinese Corps* T, y2 r8 n* a
    33rd Group Army
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Ground combat at Hankow (85,50) 4 L; A" W% O2 e9 D3 v; O
Japanese Deliberate attack 9 Y8 l& V  Z" G" T
Attacking force 5751 troops, 38 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 258
' Z/ C2 E4 {& MDefending force 1832 troops, 39 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 48 1 C% H0 c- b) }. a  X
Japanese adjusted assault: 205 4 i' P/ g" ~' j! Y! Z- O0 r
Allied adjusted defense: 21  1 M; j9 @* ~- t# n. U. K+ x9 u. U! N
Japanese assault odds: 9 to 1  - s" q# {0 f8 l' _- `+ Q4 \+ V' H. @( e
Combat modifiers6 I7 Y+ D+ {8 ]; Q
Defender: terrain(+), leaders(-), preparation(-), morale(-)6 D# w: y" P+ S' B
experience(-)
; A  {; k$ g$ e( s6 r2 h5 kAttacker:  
3 o1 @& x8 M0 C& Z4 u5 gJapanese ground losses:
3 `: M. G* R! a% `* I- h; }      61 casualties reported5 F! G5 @8 o8 J8 e; v, v8 `  m
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 6 disabled' q! [7 F. j0 C5 T4 u% R) W& z/ o
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled5 z0 S/ Z4 ?- r( e2 m4 J
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
6 c, n+ s- z* J: @3 s0 T% WAllied ground losses:: Q$ X& c5 r  t) n) t% ~
      721 casualties reported
( w* _9 |1 [# f4 s         Squads: 30 destroyed, 7 disabled
! {( `7 _* m" F  ]         Non Combat: 20 destroyed, 0 disabled" t! Q# i9 X9 c5 }$ {
         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled
6 R" @7 \8 U8 G% e      Guns lost 11 (4 destroyed, 7 disabled)" ^6 y# o& [5 k8 x% K' c
      Units retreated 1 ' q$ N( y" K9 b0 N: Q. W: U5 J
Defeated Allied Units Retreating!
) n0 z5 N. a! c; H; U. IAssaulting units:
& |& _7 u8 \- F8 Q    14th Ind.Mixed Brigade
! a; D; D! {  d) [    54th JAAF AF Bn $ J/ k1 H. v2 q9 b2 T
    Hankow Special Base Force: V4 g0 g' A" P& i; C
    22nd AA Regiment  S. k% k: r5 s" B
    86th JAAF AF Bn  0 j' N' e! B, Z# D* I+ }8 s* z6 _( Y& F
Defending units:) o4 }8 L% J9 U
    84th Chinese Corps : I: C; B( M- ?6 O' ^9 b6 X
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/ l/ t% j; @3 a7 [Ground combat at Yenan (88,37) $ E3 _) O  w0 G
Japanese Shock attack 9 N1 h0 r) i! a* i2 V& p5 p8 S
Attacking force 5742 troops, 38 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 204   ~5 o2 n7 t+ L, `4 \
Defending force 816 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 14
  o7 A/ f, ^7 y* I1 \* VJapanese adjusted assault: 78  - ^; \) ], K+ w% F! j
Allied adjusted defense: 5  6 V( O) E0 ^( _4 ^$ |
Japanese assault odds: 15 to 1 (fort level 2)  
; T, W/ u! n$ P( ]0 G3 v! E* ~Japanese forces CAPTURE Yenan !!! : r. \# ~+ a  j) ]7 ^
Combat modifiers
8 q& J. I, m8 r/ P5 h  c3 {: `8 sDefender: terrain(+), op mode(-), leaders(+), experience(-)
6 y' d% k% ^7 m/ [Attacker: shock(+), leaders(+)
$ c3 X) n+ J1 Z% u' ^" u* A/ BAllied ground losses:& [/ U; B7 a, h" f2 T: D
      471 casualties reported+ Q6 l+ h" r3 a" Q7 ^0 _
         Squads: 22 destroyed, 0 disabled/ F' p% Q3 g3 d" V4 \
         Non Combat: 13 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 r+ i, _$ G% }# Q9 a9 k8 R         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 0 disabled" t+ ~" D' {  w, w. z
      Units retreated 1 1 g! e5 X5 N2 m' x- B2 J# \
Defeated Allied Units Retreating!
' ?: K  i" |, n  g3 h. RAssaulting units:' X# f: v, z, J. K( E3 J1 p) G
    6th Ind.Mixed Brigade ; W' j$ Z  \. _" W1 Z
Defending units:
- b5 r2 K/ @, ~, d$ m; r& q    22nd Chinese Corps

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$ ?2 U# n6 @6 t6 `$ s5 m" N新加坡 克拉克等地盟军被全面压制，
5 D5 _5 L5 `4 j9 Y: ?3 w& h日军开始试探，炮击安康附近的国军。日军在这边集结了大量火炮- t6 L8 {3 `5 L& u  U2 E
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- w" |8 F% C- gASW attack near Soc Trang  at 57,74
4 d( ^+ w* _" o% LJapanese Ships% [) p1 q# C1 G2 [' `) l
      CA Maya- A7 y2 d- t4 _% d# k2 E
      DD Akatsuki
* t: U* Q3 E8 O  D( f6 r      DD Nowaki
# P$ r& R) Y" t: r      DD Yugiri& W2 h( |  `$ T, J
      DD Ikazuchi   e5 Z+ r& c+ s' S- h. B! o8 i
Allied Ships
4 o" X! h& E  V9 I6 ?      SS O16, hits 3" @5 a2 h9 x) {  S1 d+ K. p; v2 Z! `- h8 h
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  - F+ z; W( F( ]8 x  _! z
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
- b; I; x; S0 h: {7 jRaid detected at 28 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.* s; V' H$ ^( W$ K  l+ M
Estimated time to target is 9 minutes ; y8 K; e- e1 E2 l  ]5 p
Japanese aircraft& ~% J, T" K& ^& t  i6 i
      A6M2 Zero x 46 ; R  ^, W- z# g: z6 z5 @
No Japanese losses
1 b) q6 l& |4 ~4 z: L2 eAircraft Attacking:5 R$ w% a- a' y7 u% g& o! L
      39 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet *
/ |9 t5 u+ X3 u7 V# ~       7 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
# I. r, j2 \$ Q6 q- I2 ?. Z# F- y' Z------------------------------------------------------------- $ o& B: i6 R1 t5 p6 w% f
Ground combat at 82,43 (near Ankang)
$ M6 ^6 s& p' S8 F) {  D( _Japanese Bombardment attack
% A' K0 b% W' O9 e& mAttacking force 54281 troops, 796 guns, 456 vehicles, Assault Value = 1928
( a' K$ I" w" N" `% ]4 ?! WDefending force 28816 troops, 233 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 565
0 U6 Q' j; N/ tJapanese ground losses:
$ c, g7 |4 K+ O5 p7 J1 a      13 casualties reported' U) C- F. \. r/ v1 f( x4 ?5 H
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
3 L* a+ @% {3 I         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled% }/ B3 B$ L; S" n
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
7 l/ L3 T, Q8 [2 [Allied ground losses:8 R$ b* L/ e% R0 f* Q
      292 casualties reported9 l, U" h& v) O4 Z, s. k
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 23 disabled8 F) z" M2 ?2 ~+ m& d) t& l
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 9 disabled& o( o, D* Y% R6 f7 ^
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
( l# ~7 O* |4 H' R2 x/ `* _4 a' hAssaulting units:$ d5 d( {  ?6 {
    13th Division
  b: x7 X" S- a0 L( a    5th Tank Regiment' y% K4 n5 @' i$ Y
    3rd Tank Regiment
7 c) Z+ K) D, J9 [    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade
1 N& m* @4 O( g* {% Y    9th Armored Car Co & u7 ~1 J! i) ?( L. [# a
    34th Division& ?0 D$ F+ }5 x. O1 `5 t1 r* u
    12th RGC Temp. Division
; B  m) Q% c$ q9 Z. e; e    19th Division" g% Z- R- i( N2 R- k' A  d' |6 m
    13th Tank Regiment
) n2 y  K3 _, o) ~, P% z5 I& E    58th Infantry Regiment
1 E2 B8 k" Y6 }+ f& `7 }    18th RGC Temp. Division. ]. C! x* }" Z# K2 b: B2 ]3 C$ h
    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment* I# P! w8 _( C9 ], H, X
    4th RF Gun Battalion
9 b! q+ ^1 K* S    Botanko Hvy Gun Regiment
2 f8 O/ {, q  q" s    6th RF Gun Battalion* b5 n' p* a! h* S: ~4 v4 m
    4th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
; Q' P, A' n8 r8 c+ c6 X    11th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion+ {% Y& g% V  Z1 s
    7th RF Gun Battalion. y  s7 g% }2 G3 m/ W
    10th Mortar Battalion
2 j) }& p+ \% F, V5 N% B: S    15th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
0 Y( @8 e4 r4 q5 f  ^, [    5th Medium Field Artillery Regiment: `, e' a; i8 \% [! C' x
    12th Medium Field Artillery Regiment0 F3 ~8 G# W* |' @2 `* L+ k4 J7 H
    3rd Hvy.Artillery Regiment" V3 }1 b# v; U! l/ H4 j( Q
    7th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
9 w9 C) Y" O: B) d) }    2nd Hvy.Artillery Regiment/ b) |% S" A3 N6 G+ o
    4th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
( X% W+ B4 j3 P4 d; {    20th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
( y! ^' j, ?! K5 F' E2 b    3rd RF Gun Battalion( q! O+ H) U& ]/ H+ l* y
    10th JAAF Base Force
+ Q! t( {0 K3 t' [Defending units:- O* M' K/ N/ ^
    55th Chinese Corps8 ?: _# V8 ~9 q) R' L& ~3 b$ b, q
    59th Chinese Corps" \& l# [& M: C+ \
    30th Chinese Corps& W( j( m7 t& J& A( J
    77th Chinese Corps8 e$ E1 \" X8 Y/ C. r% L4 J
    33rd Group Army

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ss当天4次企图攻击bb伊势，只有第一次有机会发射鱼雷，可惜没中。9 n' h8 D# f0 _" c; ^- D
安康附近500战力国军，居然顶住了日军2000战力的一轮突击，难得啊。0 `: O+ K- q* V: e: Z
当然，损失依然大于日军。。。$ \# H$ N, \( ]3 s
日军进入并炮击了克拉克，当地只有1k战力日军，- t' @7 M4 h+ p* T
考虑到即使盟军突击成功也难有啥发展，只是徒费补给而已。1 |( M$ U* X1 m9 T2 s7 U- ?; o
目前不打算对日军采取啥行动。
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ASW attack near Soc Trang  at 57,74 : I/ D" |8 |+ K6 p  C2 u+ s. U
Japanese Ships( a7 `3 ]3 a& T2 p/ ~# i; j3 G5 d
      BB Ise
) n2 ]  _4 M* d% m8 Y) r( O+ Z      DD Yugumo" @( E- ~: G9 r
      DD Hatsushima* j  a8 p6 G1 s# ]. P1 [
      DD Nenohi
: J! j( w& W- V" d6 IAllied Ships7 b- X$ E& x( E6 Z: @( g9 v" M% ?
      SS Sailfish, hits 2
" N6 ^/ W* a4 Z+ a5 Z$ E8 W5 A/ {: U% wSS Sailfish launches 2 torpedoes at BB Ise
) I! A" B+ e  {* o& y- jDD Hatsushima fails to find sub and abandons search6 h- `" i$ x6 Z& ?1 m$ I
DD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...7 M) p5 @4 R- y/ X; N$ M
DD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...
6 G0 a" X( L" W- E- P, d4 lDD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...
- X3 V4 i# O* L* A. I$ vDD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...
0 r! D) h: P( fDD Nenohi attacking submerged sub ....- O  B0 m" _3 j3 X9 _0 ^/ c
Escort abandons search for sub 6 \/ f9 Z& k/ n9 w
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  o$ ^) |9 J# KASW attack near Soc Trang  at 58,74 7 K* ^- v' t1 g7 C  H9 Q
Japanese Ships6 p$ @4 k+ x3 o6 l2 d7 ]/ V
      DD Hatsuharu- G6 l: F/ u$ p
      DD Hatsushima
& ?- h' \" K: j5 }      DD Nenohi ) I& z7 P6 A3 H! @
Allied Ships
) T; e8 P1 W+ M) t: k+ D      SS Snapper 8 j! e  v+ @& O' a) M& p
SS Snapper is sighted by escort
# q6 f5 x8 ^8 d6 h4 d; T' T% s& nDD Hatsushima fails to find sub and abandons search9 d( X, W, D# x. l' x1 r  y6 v- Q
DD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...
% A. |' r) D7 S% m- SEscort abandons search for sub - @, n7 ~0 ]/ ]/ H1 T% |
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ASW attack near Soc Trang  at 59,74 - t" R: q  W: W* W5 S4 A3 G! U$ U& F
Japanese Ships
( e' l$ J# W# L- `      DD Hatsushima8 k' v4 Y* c5 g) X! ^9 r. h9 _& S' u! O
      DD Nenohi ! t) ^* Y, }3 U: B- @1 H* B
Allied Ships( I0 V# R; [0 t) s0 T+ Q3 ?9 D% X
      SS Seal
6 P' C+ M' ]) [. m$ I* G  S% |5 i& x# v* aSS Seal is sighted by escort" r8 \. {0 T, c/ f+ W
Seal bottoming out ....1 F5 U1 u- j8 q5 ]' j" y8 F
DD Hatsushima fails to find sub and abandons search
8 N( ^( E! M- v" Y. H* P# u4 ODD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...- k& M, f$ y& i" r2 [" G
Escort abandons search for sub
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3 b. h/ f/ j- Y& S+ ~7 LASW attack near Soc Trang  at 59,74 ( M7 G8 G  K- h( i+ |
Japanese Ships4 O% D, u0 w0 z2 }$ v
      DD Yugumo
. I, S' a5 e  Z- ]5 L0 n      DD Hatsushima
  d: h  u5 ?6 p8 n8 {6 N1 t      DD Nenohi
9 |5 @! B: P3 p6 [9 kAllied Ships5 K" Y; e( t' ^- G- A0 ~3 k/ a) A6 o
      SS Seal
3 M0 J; X$ b# v4 r, ?SS Seal launches 2 torpedoes at DD Yugumo2 p4 j8 r- f9 x" F3 ~3 Y+ k- Y$ u* w% a( \
Seal bottoming out ....& o2 l8 z  |& g7 W
DD Hatsushima fails to find sub, continues to search...
+ o+ k5 C% y; J9 j0 JDD Nenohi fails to find sub and abandons search
; H) O. U, ~- t: G6 lDD Hatsushima fails to find sub, continues to search...
8 }8 b$ R2 Z% i/ {DD Hatsushima fails to find sub, continues to search...% m3 ^* S; K2 P* o
DD Hatsushima fails to find sub, continues to search...3 V8 {$ B8 Y% q' u  ?  J) ^: T
DD Hatsushima fails to find sub, continues to search...
- h7 u+ D- K/ x! o+ Y1 TEscort abandons search for sub
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  : v7 b0 q* q% T4 q( w
Weather in hex: Heavy rain 5 A- {' g& J5 }6 Q: Z$ {
Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 25,000 feet.' _+ x3 m/ {) D  ?' m; G0 {" E1 H. T
Estimated time to target is 13 minutes
1 y" a2 A5 {+ M* T$ ~0 ]/ PJapanese aircraft2 F' i2 e; k2 G; l: {) B& J
      A6M2 Zero x 68 % l2 ]) f8 W  l- i( l( Q" I
No Japanese losses
+ V) h8 t2 M$ \Aircraft Attacking:: f/ O% u+ s' _3 i7 s% }4 }
      39 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet *
; Y' I0 X; f( x+ y& v      29 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
( ?9 w% t: @7 d4 a6 f9 j& }-------------------------------------------------
) [5 ?3 n: X2 A( z9 hMorning Air attack on 55th Chinese Corps, at 82,43 , near Ankang
/ ^7 u( [1 e- wWeather in hex: Moderate rain
4 y  {% E: k6 w3 _* ^Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
9 n" Q9 O6 {/ x" V4 W/ Y0 KEstimated time to target is 6 minutes & Q& O- {  b/ x; w
Japanese aircraft
* u! F! H; J3 \4 _/ o  t  G      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 27! ^+ z+ }3 m8 ?! K. ]" b) _8 r- N
      Ki-30 Ann x 24
" {- S# I" j1 \5 a9 ONo Japanese losses ' V% g) d- T- |" l7 U0 c# x1 ]
Allied ground losses:' R( D0 T8 J7 N: \1 W9 k+ a' }% G6 d
      6 casualties reported
$ m* f5 k* d) L         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
: W" V; j9 _6 F+ |* B0 \1 I" K8 q8 h         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled7 S2 |! V: i5 g
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 u1 o0 d5 I/ [" ^& [------------------------------------------------------
; N8 w# w* ~" z: n7 oGround combat at 82,43 (near Ankang)
6 ]8 ~4 A/ d1 M, v1 y5 M* i! ]Japanese Shock attack
  O/ _6 ^: S4 j" ^8 b' zAttacking force 58267 troops, 808 guns, 864 vehicles, Assault Value = 1928
6 v" c4 t& N. p$ tDefending force 28638 troops, 233 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 547 : R- i2 g$ a# ~" T! p
Japanese adjusted assault: 1018  ( l2 @3 }; \1 N! D! n
Allied adjusted defense: 673  
" b1 Q, Q# a& p* g% T" W/ jJapanese assault odds: 1 to 1  
  o1 D( _' Z% e& L0 ^! kCombat modifiers
4 c5 f8 I1 i6 SDefender: terrain(+), experience(-), supply(-)
: \1 W) ]' p$ @) |Attacker: shock(+)
3 W" T9 n0 r$ R! j' EJapanese ground losses:8 g2 A* Y% S5 u% P. D
      1059 casualties reported
1 \" r' o2 S. I: m         Squads: 3 destroyed, 85 disabled: l; I" k1 X: T, ?- g# m3 `
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled
  {+ T5 g/ U3 L2 G7 f         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled3 c+ X2 X1 Y% W7 ?
      Guns lost 7 (1 destroyed, 6 disabled)
' i' ?3 ?, L& }; y0 R! Y) C& @      Vehicles lost 18 (3 destroyed, 15 disabled)
) c2 S# V. w% C% cAllied ground losses:! _( S! h/ T! S5 j; O2 C
      3885 casualties reported
5 u  I# D7 p5 _8 h         Squads: 68 destroyed, 296 disabled
0 U3 K/ J/ F  A. ]  ^         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 68 disabled
: c# |3 A" M0 Z7 c! Z         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 27 disabled# B! g- L$ ^, I+ u+ e2 n
      Guns lost 51 (5 destroyed, 46 disabled) * W  F6 V7 O6 e& f/ F  t
Assaulting units:7 r" b; }8 J" }$ l2 O- S5 w
    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade+ A  [) H7 g: n) s8 K. j
    58th Infantry Regiment
! B& ^, ?5 Q2 @4 f' h: b& U. v    3rd Tank Regiment  g+ o7 N6 C$ b8 n! Q+ H( E5 @
    12th RGC Temp. Division+ m# j: v2 ~; a! i. `7 P
    5th Tank Regiment' Q0 `+ S4 J' r9 H
    9th Armored Car Co $ V0 q! ]' x2 U
    13th Tank Regiment
# U5 L- n7 @7 V8 t, f    34th Division
/ x% u; G, _% @* S: J    19th Division
4 {6 a* E! Z% X9 H    13th Division! a  e" U' M# z
    18th RGC Temp. Division- |; o* U  E/ c3 l
    7th RF Gun Battalion. V" }4 {1 K. b' p
    7th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
9 a# T8 s2 W% z7 C    4th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
  b$ R. m8 b5 v; L3 ~4 R    11th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion% ?" P4 @( B. n) q1 B
    6th RF Gun Battalion& V: U, L' m7 L; v+ d( Z% P3 ~
    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
$ e6 `$ O" R' e  I' D8 {5 s    3rd Hvy.Artillery Regiment
8 p& N/ h, E3 s    5th Medium Field Artillery Regiment$ J. N% y- q, W% E% j
    2nd Hvy.Artillery Regiment! d8 p# }: u; B2 e  }
    12th Medium Field Artillery Regiment2 o- F# _- T6 ~& M8 x
    10th Mortar Battalion) c1 x! r3 g- j" R' S
    20th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
( `/ c$ X& G- U0 @    4th RF Gun Battalion& E. [. @# V  m
    4th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion# c( x* t! Q: `# L' |% T! u; D5 e+ z6 A
    15th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
8 q* Y5 X8 J+ p* M7 z( G( n    Botanko Hvy Gun Regiment" w" i9 B# Q, Q; C0 D
    3rd RF Gun Battalion
5 Z4 e2 F/ b0 I% v    10th JAAF Base Force ; ~3 b1 j" h3 z$ p1 b$ Z, y4 O% I! L
Defending units:
! F0 R. R8 o/ z- I    30th Chinese Corps3 k+ R, A7 ?4 M7 V
    55th Chinese Corps. ~) J2 M5 [$ [
    59th Chinese Corps2 w8 v! M0 ]" o# I0 ~9 Y- ?
    77th Chinese Corps, C$ a& V4 W( K4 z! K$ V
    33rd Group Army 1 q' x) P0 z, v  y
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Ground combat at Liuchow (74,55)
/ X6 B/ Z$ n7 ~8 iJapanese Deliberate attack " `; l  C5 M+ n7 t0 `+ Y
Attacking force 12767 troops, 104 guns, 42 vehicles, Assault Value = 546
3 \6 a+ D( H% ZDefending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0 ; j6 @: b& M2 }" |9 F. m: p
Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 0
8 r" B  m. x  `8 O( x8 hJapanese adjusted assault: 246  
3 x4 G6 X/ J5 DAllied adjusted defense: 1  ) {) n: [( E2 W& U
Japanese assault odds: 246 to 1 (fort level 0)  : w% f, G" }! I
Japanese forces CAPTURE Liuchow !!! 2 `& g. O  u0 e. j- Z! |0 C
Combat modifiers
( ?% C, Y% T. S6 _1 h4 C# \- ~Attacker:  * S7 O( U; p+ k* |
Assaulting units:
9 [- ?6 M$ d4 v2 y+ k" [2 l! C7 F    104th Division  o' l4 i; @, F3 R# }
    3rd Militia Regiment
  f. E8 t8 Q$ {    23rd Army
( S5 Z: U9 M) [2 \' |# U. U1 F---------------------------------------2 P8 z' b6 `+ u4 t6 V8 c
Ground combat at Clark Field (79,76) / ^9 v9 n& J! D8 C9 r3 n
Japanese Bombardment attack 1 g5 q1 K" K/ a, v
Attacking force 29909 troops, 374 guns, 93 vehicles, Assault Value = 1184
" `1 k1 V5 b+ T$ ZDefending force 60966 troops, 908 guns, 835 vehicles, Assault Value = 2162 ( j$ n3 Y: z  q8 @1 t' V6 t  i$ J  T8 n
Japanese ground losses:8 _" f9 K5 b0 i# t+ d1 B1 _$ ?
      266 casualties reported4 a) c* K, P! D; v
         Squads: 3 destroyed, 14 disabled0 z$ @- v$ H0 r2 `3 T
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled& g5 E9 l2 u7 W, w; v* u* ~: a, A
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 7 ~4 `' \/ a9 E
Allied ground losses:
8 W  `* U! r! y# D      43 casualties reported. Z5 ^6 M4 J' ~
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled: ?9 d) Z+ W4 K) o
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled+ g8 R+ r; o1 h) E" ^/ r8 z- _
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled * ?: R8 I0 P  L# w; B: g' ], @, `
Assaulting units:: s, D. o& B8 ]+ w
    9th Infantry Regiment6 }, X1 H% A) c: b  _# L# r% k& Z
    2nd Tank Regiment5 |; i* V6 ?/ Q6 a$ J7 Z: g* u* p. b
    16th Recon Regiment
- B: C, x- C) r9 j% v    47th Infantry Regiment
0 o* o! C) h, U    Tanaka Det % O# B/ t3 f5 A3 w
    7th Tank Regiment; ?0 d9 h$ V$ L( ^, h
    20th Infantry Regiment* G' G" B0 \) X
    65th Brigade
9 A4 o7 l5 p. y4 t    Kimura Det 0 o/ \; A& E' `  x# y
    1st Formosa Inf. Regiment
5 Q8 ]8 ?+ S) T8 p0 K2 n6 `( z. y    48th Recon Regiment9 K2 C1 s. D2 i7 \
    Kure 1st SNLF
! c- f8 }# ]! l% A& s& x: @    48th Field Artillery Regiment
) i/ I% C+ R' h: i    8th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
' K5 d- E, b. A; O    1st Medium Field Artillery Regiment4 }" T/ e! S3 ~' l: ?
    15th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
% U! p$ Y1 N, l1 L6 s    9th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion5 N0 i( B; a' s% s4 U3 Z' I
    2nd Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
2 x( b/ ]) k) i! _  \; B" y, f# K$ N) UDefending units:# X+ r9 v7 Q; q1 K
    1st PA Infantry Division
8 o0 v6 z& E- a" N. L    91st PA Infantry Division
; P4 \7 s- }( s, [/ A6 O' V    2nd PA Constabulary Regiment) l% S2 J) f  x) w0 S
    Subic Bay Defenses 9 l# G9 F, S3 S# M" H2 ?
    1st PA Constabulary Regiment
( }9 i2 q6 }% [" F9 i1 a    41st PA Infantry Division% h6 v# h6 i& ?8 f
    192nd Tank Battalion" v/ E; F1 O1 ~0 g6 H! H; I
    51st PA Infantry Division
3 d" X! r2 s( G5 O. R0 _    26th PS Cavalry Regiment4 H# Q  v+ t8 J/ `1 H
    31st Infantry Regiment
0 |! V/ t5 G( j% w: S' }# q! _% Y    57th PS Infantry Regimental Combat Team' |  e0 ^# j+ W' d
    45th PS Infantry Regimental Combat Team+ s0 d; l/ s8 k& Q- d; d
    14th PS Engineer Regiment
) h! w# \( F$ t5 ?5 i" p    31st PA Infantry Division5 S, M# t1 u; Y
    11th PA Infantry Division
; \2 A* G2 Z( Y% N( J8 H    3rd/12th PA Inf Battalion
, E: W+ m/ Q$ m7 o8 a    4th Marine Regiment
- z2 D8 U1 m$ O6 D9 D6 j    71st PA Infantry Division
# q( d8 C2 f" j- ]' x    21st PA Infantry Division
/ D0 C3 e/ F1 F* A6 |( y( Q' g    194th Tank Battalion
& N  p& h6 a0 O; z7 o    1st Middlesex Battalion
/ B( C, y: Y  a" s4 `' @6 r. r; F- `    2nd PA Constblry HW Regiment
, j& p% u; `. s' f    Cavite USN Base Force; c' Q; Z8 Z: M" p- n% q
    Manila USAAF Base Force
% Y- H/ C* e9 }; H    Asiatic Fleet 3 J3 ?! {0 x8 q& B
    201st PA Construction Battalion: t8 Y- I; W7 H4 S. P0 p0 q' L
    1st USMC AA Battalion- Y3 N3 e. ?% Q0 k% ?
    Bataan USN Base Force5 a0 i6 w$ _  W3 Q6 ^
    Far East USAAF
& c) U/ d" `9 F* J0 h/ S    Provisional Field Artillery Regiment. `7 e$ |5 k# y9 E$ M9 u
    301st Construction Battalion) Y7 e' K: k4 E: f
    1st PI Base Force
. e7 A: l; L& t- t2 j) v' s& o    II Philippine Corps 9 R  M4 t% H2 i4 t1 N' O) M% l
    88th PS Field Artillery Regiment" K: K3 |7 p; E' c2 G8 K. H; g7 Y6 D. S
    USAFFE + E) M1 [. @* V5 A- s) R! }/ _6 Q
    803rd Engineer Aviation Battalion
) A% {( }0 f2 Q6 ?4 c! p% T    Clark Field USAAF Base Force
& Y9 w/ V$ y7 X' X5 {    86th PS Coastal Artillery Battalion
1 y6 }& I: C2 j# W1 V% o    I Philippine Corps
$ p, i; h+ E7 x. J6 x6 y$ Z    PAF Aviation . n, T. X; r$ T! t4 B7 |
    200th & 515th Coast AA Regiment: {9 y# F" N0 g2 L7 Q1 f7 H. u
    202nd PA Construction Battalion
+ a7 b* M% O8 o: ]) L/ ~    301st PA Field Artillery Regiment

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 13, 42
( z/ ?% r0 b7 B/ N3 }$ w日军的反潜越来越给力了。数艘盟军ss受伤。& D+ r6 a! I! y, |. b
安康附近日军连续突击，国军力战不支退位安康。- q0 {6 Z# Z8 T! l+ z5 v/ _7 T4 L
日军开始了对克拉克的例行炮击，不过炮击伤亡反而大于盟军。
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ASW attack near Saigon  at 60,73
! |9 ~' h; J, y. P; ?7 x, |Japanese Ships
8 j  Z$ o  Q" u0 q  A; h3 ~8 `0 q      SC Ch 13 , }' J: {2 g, j& W2 h9 R+ g% ~, n
Allied Ships& g" h1 W9 s# b$ y, E/ A
      SS Sealion, hits 1. W+ m6 t8 X+ @: C! Y6 F
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! z, O, \* t: f% j. S9 _, yASW attack near Soc Trang  at 60,75 2 z( e, Z' f0 z' P
Japanese Ships' w+ l7 `2 v2 x  f$ ?, [% y
      SC Ch 4
" J: \4 e1 J9 K- u0 u      SC Ch 10
5 ^( ?- c1 I7 s      SC Ch 6 9 t% ~& q; f. O/ T% |3 Q0 e8 j6 L; O
Allied Ships2 L8 p8 _( l  c# L/ u$ w
      SS S-40, hits 6& S9 ]7 `, G$ W  k: O" a8 K" E2 h
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ASW attack near Cam Ranh Bay  at 63,74
* j/ U* z) j/ A- o& G8 RJapanese Ships
* \2 y0 F2 X: i1 ?3 X3 r# G      DMS W-4
- C& o8 R' n& r) g4 n0 B      DMS W-3
6 l1 \; I7 c% R1 F7 T4 m      DMS W-12
2 A7 N! Z4 }& m8 B& g( C      DMS W-5
4 x% r& t3 m. g0 z& q' `Allied Ships  J+ P( k0 i2 Q( h, k9 S( q# `
      SS S-36, hits 1$ N0 b7 G9 O' S7 Z
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, n! D5 f7 v) W& c9 TAmphibious Assault at Manado (75,99)
$ Y) [8 q* n6 u3 V7 ~) {& sTF 119 troops unloading over beach at Manado, 75,99 ! |( S; o7 X9 }+ \( r  ]
Japanese ground losses:
/ L: A' W: n9 l' v      20 casualties reported2 c' Z, ~6 a% z8 H- j
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
* X4 u" p) ^- z$ Z         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled/ N. E. Z0 y  B7 ^" g8 y
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
8 y$ l+ E0 X( m4 N4 A" D% f$ p17 troops of a SNLF Squad lost from landing craft during unload of Maizuru 2nd SNLF
2 H- W- I# u* }. S0 I1 _--------------------------------------------------------
5 `9 m" ]* [4 Y, y5 r/ a8 sASW attack near San Francisco  at 216,74 ; b2 E' w2 u1 L' {) R3 y
Japanese Ships
+ e+ Y# V  m  S5 D# Q5 d5 B* v+ l      SS I-4 / s+ S( p. T8 x; q
Allied Ships
8 Q; O' J7 G# y& ]1 H' e2 A6 Y9 a      AO Bishopdale
3 ~8 U! m1 g6 D) m/ v      TK Erling Brovig
/ ]4 c) p9 R* M! d* t( }+ b      TK Belita
, w- o1 X+ |1 c# M& s      xAP Murada# F& u# e* F; B. x
      xAP Katoomba, w" G7 L$ W6 Z- E) p0 w
      xAP Rangatira1 f* `! q. q" O% A' {) }
      xAP Rangitiki
$ m+ m; `0 `1 r' X5 z) U% ^1 \+ f1 f      xAK Theofano Livanos
# L( q6 |2 `0 T      xAK Macedon8 m5 v/ r& [2 t+ @7 X" o& U
      xAK Iron King
' g5 n8 |4 `+ h9 U      xAK Dilga
7 H# }6 L* b2 m4 J. f1 @/ y3 u      xAK Bundaleer
  d1 |' z% u7 C  a0 t- ~6 Z5 t6 y      xAK Tai Yin
3 ]9 Q$ Q9 T& d; ~/ q. h1 A      xAK Maetsuycker
" E& I8 @  n2 a) C! B: y: a      xAK Peshawur, @% l! w* r* J) K( b
      xAK Asphalion1 c7 f* d$ G0 W( U8 _: B
      xAK Liberty Glo% A' i. Y7 y& M5 ], `
      xAK Lena Luckenbach
. J! V- F% j2 K) t5 U2 _, x( y% K      xAK Steel Age, ?( l  w; [( ?& n
      xAK Missourian
/ v1 {" q- [  ^9 E      PG Moresby, O. W4 d& s/ d, k( l2 |; v6 P
      PG Warrego5 ~! \. u1 I- j5 x* B( U' Z
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+ k4 F6 q4 P/ |. \" VASW attack near Kota Bharu  at 51,75
$ [. y) S; Q( P* r2 _8 O* |$ G* s4 u( {Japanese Ships
+ i! G( j- [5 I9 p9 v4 v- ~' t. [      CA Maya
1 \8 m* c  W$ r9 ]( h      DD Nowaki% s/ j, V" @3 f8 L4 j( A
      DD Yugiri
7 S, e% D1 l# K3 F: p* P- j      DD Ikazuchi
% D; k' f, z. \Allied Ships3 J7 f" R5 I- L; N: w+ ~
      SS KXVIII, hits 13,  heavy damage: Z$ L1 O( u( k7 q, D" u5 [
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Ground combat at 82,43 (near Ankang) ( `- W5 v: t6 [5 L8 n9 s- ]4 L' H
Japanese Shock attack $ l) U. S* W4 N1 l! i: D
Attacking force 56873 troops, 807 guns, 761 vehicles, Assault Value = 1844 ' m" L/ I1 R' b1 g3 v% z7 D
Defending force 25825 troops, 229 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 278
! r* [8 E% {! @& _! z1 d' L- KJapanese adjusted assault: 1307  - u/ t' v  M8 j3 W" w# X6 N# B- j+ b
Allied adjusted defense: 418  
7 J1 D6 Y! ]% q- dJapanese assault odds: 3 to 1  
# Y& a5 H* _! X; O" h, S, jCombat modifiers
* V# }* |2 T+ O1 lDefender: terrain(+), experience(-), supply(-)
+ a$ b  F& s+ y) ~5 M0 y9 X, [4 YAttacker: shock(+)
7 N/ q  E+ ?+ x! X0 w1 x. {Japanese ground losses:
; y  H- Z' y5 t* B6 H' y      493 casualties reported
9 e% [( I9 `) t/ ~( {" `% L         Squads: 3 destroyed, 51 disabled
1 f6 r0 M' f" Y6 `/ e7 V         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled# P6 b% x( F4 ^+ J' Q4 ^
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
' _2 b5 B7 e2 h$ Z9 |, n: L/ L      Vehicles lost 29 (1 destroyed, 28 disabled) 3 K. j$ a6 f% d! d
Allied ground losses:" l7 K, }+ u6 s1 ^0 @' s. ?. S
      6577 casualties reported! H! j2 F- |; ?
         Squads: 519 destroyed, 0 disabled- j1 K$ Y4 ]3 M( H
         Non Combat: 429 destroyed, 19 disabled# d8 q* s2 N/ Y. z
         Engineers: 15 destroyed, 3 disabled
+ J/ Q/ d4 v6 a  {; \      Guns lost 50 (33 destroyed, 17 disabled)
/ T3 f7 Y; g3 b+ |      Units retreated 5
* r5 r4 {. z7 IDefeated Allied Units Retreating!
0 p) w0 k: ]: jAssaulting units:; b( {+ [7 R; b4 ~6 i, N
    13th Tank Regiment3 V! s' b: Q( u7 h/ m  f, l/ C1 r1 t+ l
    3rd Tank Regiment
0 h$ K& e+ }1 F6 k    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade
# t  N7 y* V; X" `( t. }  W* G    58th Infantry Regiment' o) Z; T8 x( S: e) Q+ M4 z
    34th Division
* @$ Q! y* v! {' l" @" O    12th RGC Temp. Division
. z7 r/ A6 Q2 p& S    5th Tank Regiment
9 l' r3 w' t2 I. {; U    13th Division
2 |/ G  l  C( o# S  r5 r    19th Division
# u! t0 Z! g# y    9th Armored Car Co
7 U0 K1 Y) [0 Z# [7 a. L, j/ w    18th RGC Temp. Division
" }* Y5 M8 j2 }8 l2 j    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
! N8 z# j9 V9 g& A3 g    7th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
8 ~' w2 {2 s$ ?# U# {- e6 b    12th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
/ R4 R  z) f6 j5 B+ `  ]/ d    15th Medium Field Artillery Regiment& R5 L7 O  a( t4 N- B+ y( ?, O
    3rd RF Gun Battalion& s$ Z9 k+ F. R, H- n
    5th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
- s0 C1 ]5 V, @$ j0 v    4th Medium Field Artillery Regiment5 n' R2 z9 ]: v* X! X6 K
    10th Mortar Battalion
3 ?+ d* K/ M7 S5 [, X/ D: _    4th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion- Z/ s# i2 C: I# P+ i% U- x
    3rd Hvy.Artillery Regiment6 O% s# Y0 L5 |8 m
    2nd Hvy.Artillery Regiment3 U' v1 e8 ~/ ?8 }0 v
    11th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
+ T' y0 C1 b* O% `    7th RF Gun Battalion
/ R0 H. _8 e# J    4th RF Gun Battalion8 P+ B& G3 h1 M4 i8 H
    20th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
2 I* J/ t7 |/ W, h# [+ ^    6th RF Gun Battalion
! c  U, a$ l1 F2 _0 v8 u, v% x2 t+ ?8 |    Botanko Hvy Gun Regiment2 x6 q. ?" W: H
    10th JAAF Base Force
# \' `; ?, l  n3 w# `) l0 w" E5 P% IDefending units:% K" N" }" y6 q" [. Q! ^$ U- o
    55th Chinese Corps0 g) Z! K; R4 r" K; L5 L  g5 k' n
    30th Chinese Corps
+ o! n( w2 u: {; A    59th Chinese Corps
! u' u( u3 u+ Q7 x7 n; r    77th Chinese Corps; Z+ q2 [  W2 \( r' E. D
    33rd Group Army% ~% n& W4 S: J& M
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Ground combat at Clark Field (79,76)
' L  c8 p) N2 F/ `0 Z% eJapanese Bombardment attack * Q0 V! s, [# K; w4 U& ?% q( H: g
Attacking force 29743 troops, 374 guns, 93 vehicles, Assault Value = 1215 , s6 q- m  p, q" k# s; J( s' A9 u
Defending force 62655 troops, 909 guns, 835 vehicles, Assault Value = 2258
& @. r" {4 m! ]  m1 X# ]/ AJapanese ground losses:/ I6 [/ B4 ^9 a7 F5 Y7 u- F. j) }
      95 casualties reported$ {' E9 _4 b5 d+ T5 e; H. u( v% ~
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 6 disabled; m8 F: X% ^& z
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, N5 J. _  C' h; u         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled # i  z8 @! i7 U  l. p
Allied ground losses:7 V' q* w2 M& e
      4 casualties reported8 E" g' v- m! f4 A
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled4 I6 N! }4 j3 K* S6 ?
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
7 o5 s1 r# I* k/ ?         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
" d+ R+ Y' w8 z* y8 f! D4 Z* [Assaulting units:4 @& P" w8 D' `6 M! f  \; t$ C
    Kanno Det . j+ G- J9 N8 [
    Tanaka Det
" R  t, A! o% V9 _    47th Infantry Regiment
! [. N: b5 i- z6 Y2 }7 Y4 L% ?    7th Tank Regiment
8 k( U" P( o7 U: r. }- c0 C    1st Formosa Inf. Regiment
5 |. G9 \: v$ X0 z    Kimura Det ( ]/ w( k% u; P* s3 z
    9th Infantry Regiment7 Q2 b7 S6 @$ e$ J$ b
    20th Infantry Regiment
0 c" y% Y' G) \$ x! i# N& Y    65th Brigade
7 x/ d# k6 z" Z- A6 ?    2nd Tank Regiment
1 E% G  G0 }: J" R    48th Recon Regiment( G8 u$ q7 g$ \' l& T) |' [
    16th Recon Regiment9 G' q" W$ d/ `
    Kure 1st SNLF + q# K4 x, M! c, o5 b. Q
    9th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
0 |, x: ^; G; ^( k    1st Medium Field Artillery Regiment( W- K0 S4 \7 G( T( z9 {: l
    48th Field Artillery Regiment
, D& N  b, T3 q8 {    8th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
% H* T& I* L' m# M/ _' {) i    15th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion( ]% |$ I6 O' Z! Y  H
    2nd Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion 9 }9 ?. x* |3 v8 h8 z1 U
Defending units:
2 b. E0 l5 o( w    91st PA Infantry Division" j0 o) n# e0 h$ d+ V
    21st PA Infantry Division( [) X7 W6 t/ {: Q
    41st PA Infantry Division' x/ [) S4 ]: D  N' E6 [
    4th PA Constabulary Regiment$ j  d! T) O2 W: ]' |/ b* {# {
    71st PA Infantry Division
/ d4 ?" B- T! Y8 ~/ S+ n4 q    2nd PA Constabulary Regiment2 E, i( h" A& @6 ^! q. B9 A. E2 C
    26th PS Cavalry Regiment
3 |' b% Z1 B+ C    1st PA Constabulary Regiment1 B" b# C: G! |0 Q
    31st PA Infantry Division5 {/ O7 l" e0 u
    194th Tank Battalion, I! O" E# u6 N. k3 K
    51st PA Infantry Division
4 J, C2 {6 z( F: a' [! P! v; q    192nd Tank Battalion5 v. U! Y' |$ a; l4 U
    45th PS Infantry Regimental Combat Team
" C/ c. |9 B( M: c    Subic Bay Defenses
: I- J* n7 T/ a8 ~% X    31st Infantry Regiment, V) v4 A% W  M( ^
    1st Middlesex Battalion
$ j4 K# N6 b0 J    1st PA Infantry Division7 `! S, {. G. m
    14th PS Engineer Regiment
6 q8 A, U) p- Q) e    11th PA Infantry Division
  `0 I* f! S2 t* H  N5 x, c- ~+ j    3rd/12th PA Inf Battalion
, A+ s, }5 P6 Q# w0 F    57th PS Infantry Regimental Combat Team
7 B) J5 G' L1 j  ^2 {& K8 X4 x    4th Marine Regiment
: k( A# Z$ l8 _' f9 o3 r    2nd PA Constblry HW Regiment9 P9 g2 H+ {- |, o: i6 X
    803rd Engineer Aviation Battalion+ Q) M6 S% h' @5 x' E/ h, u
    Provisional Field Artillery Regiment& C8 f$ u* S4 v$ `
    202nd PA Construction Battalion
, D" W- j  R2 a$ k' E" b  J    Asiatic Fleet 4 {2 j$ g  E5 {- q
    88th PS Field Artillery Regiment
" f1 j+ P/ V) e6 b% |' f6 O. {, R4 M    USAFFE - Q/ V% l6 `- Z5 q; D  n
    II Philippine Corps $ @# X) B) j0 ], p' Q4 g+ V' I
    201st PA Construction Battalion
0 H# E2 H. v8 H) J    Cavite USN Base Force% b$ S" p' m- M- e2 ]8 H
    1st USMC AA Battalion
7 p7 U& T" K) f+ X# F$ m& M0 J    PAF Aviation # \' R$ a0 I5 r: }8 q7 f6 \
    Clark Field USAAF Base Force
6 K( h: w8 T2 k. q. R  n* @    I Philippine Corps $ N$ W5 {) @  x" v5 l' q" g9 C2 @, G
    1st PI Base Force
7 `! A; Q: H* v    301st Construction Battalion
5 Y. ^/ }2 \; @8 m: T+ ^    86th PS Coastal Artillery Battalion
6 B2 w: w8 o' W- j/ q' u    Manila USAAF Base Force
6 ]: c2 C2 x9 L. G* I    Far East USAAF
0 `8 k0 I4 T0 M( S8 b% Z    Bataan USN Base Force
1 N8 P$ K4 d- u4 `2 T5 h" L5 L5 S5 b    200th & 515th Coast AA Regiment
  x0 S; w( @  T2 F$ m    301st PA Field Artillery Regiment

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南方军司令部下海就下海。这游戏里寺内寿一的属性简直是一坨。下村定可继任。8 X) ~9 }  t2 o% x; R
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9 C! ]0 ~* [% T5 `3 y菜花尚未透露，寺内寿一大将是否已经被捞上来了

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 14, 42
# M+ o! j# J4 M' l: P日军在亚洲各地乱扔炸弹，盟军只好躲在坑里数炸弹玩了 % N  a2 L! C1 J" `; K% x
当天日军开始进攻万鸦老，菲律宾的后路即将被彻底切断。。+ c$ S! x8 P; r5 K6 c+ x
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% d' G* q9 o4 {3 `: GMorning Air attack on 77th Chinese Corps, at 82,42 (Ankang) & b7 v" u( {( H# X/ v" O
Weather in hex: Light rain
# e+ x5 T; e2 x8 G; g: C, n& T. xRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
9 T" B$ d, x$ b  z/ AEstimated time to target is 5 minutes ; X- C4 n# l0 N/ ^; ^( ^9 l1 `; t8 ]
Japanese aircraft# D- {6 v: ^) a  @( f# ?; X
      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 180 Q2 ^+ f/ }6 a) h0 K: s) N) r& y  a
      Ki-27b Nate x 11
" N3 g3 [4 @8 h8 l% U      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 14 # r0 u6 _. u0 u) x2 c0 E- ?' S& {
No Japanese losses
  j" N) r+ j* K; W$ aAllied ground losses:
5 O% Y5 A4 U, \5 j% Q% U      5 casualties reported
; r+ _0 w8 ~+ N" w         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled: v9 Z( x: u% B, x$ O- H
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled# ^: R9 W& ?( I( T! z: @
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled+ |1 j5 i0 R+ p- L3 z+ `: K
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
1 ~" c2 M! T% yWeather in hex: Severe storms
7 `. g% z, \# H2 N( ?5 N* |Raid detected at 71 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.+ L2 _& A: u" O! U% c# y* w9 W! I
Estimated time to target is 22 minutes * H: I+ S1 e) O: |& N. d/ w
Japanese aircraft1 Z  y/ G4 e& g* P% C! m
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 33 Y# I- @! w+ j" l! _; q! t
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 24
; P! J6 o* q% o& q' W- e6 `Japanese aircraft losses- W2 s0 Q% C1 [' ^
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 3 damaged
$ R6 A7 L5 o7 E! _Runway hits 10' i0 w+ l0 L( ?) S0 m7 O3 q
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* N7 J( F/ U/ iMorning Air attack on Tarakan , at 67,91  0 ?' Y+ |9 a! n* @
Weather in hex: Severe storms
) n0 h4 d9 E" l8 h. GRaid spotted at 15 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.( q' T( E; t/ I' ]# b/ L
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes / D  H0 x2 T( E7 H( p. ~/ |
Japanese aircraft9 b! w/ u2 x% f: g* v: D
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 6 # Y4 I. v9 a' y
Japanese aircraft losses
/ z3 {  j' f; t      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak # u4 a& t3 w9 j9 W, c" F1 r
Aircraft Attacking:( u3 R* W! H9 D/ o
       6 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet *
$ z9 }" |- V" z9 I6 @( ~% F; e- \               Port Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb: R: {* {/ ], A) t! [8 r
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Morning Air attack on Manado Base Force, at 75,99 (Manado)
: R2 d% N9 p* c7 d  O' fWeather in hex: Severe storms : {1 J5 z' h4 ]( V6 {$ v3 h: y
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
3 Y4 V6 @5 y+ K7 jEstimated time to target is 6 minutes 9 `. u+ Y: D* S# J- U- v# x
Japanese aircraft+ X. t7 H& c8 ^, }8 ~
      G4M1 Betty x 14 ! |; N9 B2 L# I; r6 ^5 m! l
No Japanese losses   y' d0 S1 e* q2 x: r
Aircraft Attacking:
) d: P& d2 q) S      10 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
' L" q! G0 b: L% u# l               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
+ x( C& @# T1 f/ {       4 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet. I2 [2 n$ I1 L9 a' W
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
9 B* ]5 Q/ T- Z, E. M3 o1 EAlso attacking Manado Garrison Battalion ...
$ U; Q2 A8 }- w3 @$ G* ?Also attacking Manado Base Force ...
' a6 w( T# h% M7 a. N7 F/ w6 [--------------------------------------------------------------------------------6 n% X, }1 G: H. [: X% Q( G
Afternoon Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  + P+ T9 t; `- o2 N$ v8 E/ S
Weather in hex: Moderate rain " Z0 B* w% E) c# K
Raid detected at 80 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.  E  n6 m2 {( o
Estimated time to target is 23 minutes
. _% y9 W  F6 g8 fJapanese aircraft$ N3 _( S' i( s" C: a/ ^
      Ki-30 Ann x 40 ) ^* n) a+ x2 |# v1 T$ {6 I/ C8 b
No Japanese losses 7 z* L5 Z: }& P1 I0 T1 L) v- Y) r  k
Airbase hits 1
- D. P5 A2 _0 E: R( M- LRunway hits 7
/ |* _; F8 X" oAircraft Attacking:6 X  U4 r: _4 T3 _2 S9 G; G
      21 x Ki-30 Ann bombing from 6000 feet7 }! K+ W0 L" V& c+ w8 [
               Airfield Attack:  1 x 250 kg GP Bomb5 n. I  I/ p6 o& Q/ w) M
      19 x Ki-30 Ann bombing from 6000 feet9 b. B  V. s7 B" d- g
               Airfield Attack:  1 x 250 kg GP Bomb3 \" z! ]+ C/ V( C6 F8 p
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* u9 v, Y5 j/ gASW attack near Kota Bharu  at 51,75
) P6 \) B7 D: N5 zJapanese Ships
1 M* j' R) m8 Y5 x' y" ?2 f3 z- R9 b7 G0 q      CA Maya
  r3 z8 y, I% E7 E% {# f      DD Minazuki
$ K7 E' [& H' T8 E) S; N1 Z* R      DD Nowaki
: j9 g; n+ _+ ]5 M% ]      DD Yugiri  o% J6 H) }" L2 P5 k# B
      DD Ikazuchi
* V, d0 v7 W3 s% {. R$ k" R+ TAllied Ships
1 i1 Z: l  z; s5 V0 h      SS KXIII
+ b' I" E/ C4 v6 ]" n----------------------------------------------- 4 ~- J6 S# n8 A2 D: r& d$ N
Ground combat at Manado (75,99)
- a+ g9 f0 [1 z8 ~Japanese Deliberate attack . o$ }/ a; Z6 X% k* `
Attacking force 1487 troops, 19 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 59
& I' q! F8 X* N" N7 i" |Defending force 1184 troops, 2 guns, 4 vehicles, Assault Value = 52
( i- Z9 H2 @$ ]1 @* c4 G6 sJapanese adjusted assault: 23  / y* G4 Q& k: d
Allied adjusted defense: 29  
( p- g# r5 p9 MJapanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 1)  
& a- d, P5 V1 D8 p( e/ X+ V8 u" q! RCombat modifiers
6 Z7 C# e1 d: p" gDefender: terrain(+), fatigue(-), morale(-), experience(-)+ D9 Y1 ^# ^. r) h. ~, l* Q8 t
Attacker: leaders(-)
3 R5 j6 n' B( U3 CAllied ground losses:
  J, \4 u+ H/ P) y& @1 X9 q      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled) 4 l) X% D5 o! Y( L0 |9 D4 j0 _
Assaulting units:
& c9 g/ r4 \) p' u, h& `9 {    Maizuru 2nd SNLF 5 t* c' ^1 f% `5 |8 y/ t9 Q  c/ X( t( C
Defending units:. ~& b2 O* F, q4 i
    Manado Garrison Battalion7 Q2 N5 B$ |4 T. h& |
    Manado Base Force 1 _1 b: R1 q; E
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' ]3 v  y( D$ c1 H4 MGround combat at Beaufort (66,87)
& W. R9 ?* f, m( i- B. b6 A) [  lJapanese Deliberate attack
3 M: \5 O* ~' e& ^& C$ |3 @& F, PAttacking force 1468 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 61
2 O7 z' y' L" M$ QDefending force 248 troops, 3 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1 / ]3 s% x; b, O9 k' e. L
Japanese adjusted assault: 26  
$ F6 h& m8 c( N/ D$ qAllied adjusted defense: 4  ) l7 ~& x: k5 W4 @: a( l8 _# d7 R
Japanese assault odds: 6 to 1 (fort level 0)  . J! ^, |. u! L- a/ x+ a8 X( }
Japanese forces CAPTURE Beaufort !!!
0 I" n# Q6 a' ], X$ {Combat modifiers
2 w+ i6 Z: s* U4 DDefender: terrain(+), leaders(+), preparation(-), experience(-)+ ~$ N: L" I* Q4 o
Attacker: leaders(-) ) D& ?" n0 T. K3 G
Allied ground losses:
/ X* o) R  o/ b3 ~7 j9 _, s      67 casualties reported. m9 ]# w) ?- J% h
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled" u/ k% L0 d5 L; w) M6 o0 a
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 1 disabled
# s1 r- g& ^# {$ l* u: }0 ^         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 E7 W4 O. y* ?! a1 q) i3 r      Units retreated 1" B0 n9 T, W$ _7 x, q, x0 n
Defeated Allied Units Retreating!
/ @- L) ~) H7 Y) `4 @Assaulting units:
; T6 B1 Y9 Q$ m: t    16th Naval Guard Unit - q& i/ g& @) P6 J" |5 c2 Z
Defending units:4 ~4 i2 f% t& n( ^/ x
    107th RN Base Force

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: f4 \- {+ y6 u: c# ]大家讨论的很有激情嘛，欢迎啊，既然都这么热情，我也来两句吧( N9 `7 V+ n8 u: u3 y$ u
      1，德军对苏军，如果前期真的能迅速推倒莫斯科，让斯大林跑去乌拉尔山脉，大胡子在清洗期间树敌众多，这个时候没准真能诱发内部政变，不过这种事情可遇不可求。# X8 m' ^5 m' U. M/ R, s1 t* M
      政治上如果不出乱子，德军即使能在41年底占领莫斯科，苏军也很难投降，苏联政府对民众的控制能力还在。即使占领莫斯科整条苏德防线近千公里，指望一两个大城市去过冬，不太现实，万一苏联人烧了莫斯科呢?拿破仑就上这当了。。。
: H" k" r& P: ?5 J      回过头来看，冬装问题，还是元首有点过于乐观，以为能在冬天到来前逼苏联投降，也许是打波兰和法国的时候太顺了，让元首对自己的军队过于自信了。很多时候集权国家的领袖 会很强调精神因素，元首强调 意志的胜利，有些国家不也一样在强调 精神原子弹么 $ s% S2 Y6 v2 a
     朝鲜战争上也出现了类似问题，准备攻打湾湾的第九兵团，从福建快速调到东北入朝，这边东北军都给人准备好了冬装，结果领袖一句话还不是一样不带冬装就冲上去了，这不是后勤问题，是领袖意志问题。但是，底下人又不敢指责领导好大喜功，只好夸部队战士有吃苦精神。当时出现的 整个连冻死在阵地上，最后不就成了“战士有牺牲精神”的宣传材料么，有谁敢去追究领导责任？？) D8 |2 ~- x& f
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       2，即使41年冬天德军不损失那么大比例的装甲部队，第二年照样拿下乌克兰粮仓，只要德军没法切断美英等国对苏联的后勤支援，苏联依然可以不断组织起本国民众上前线，不管民众是否自愿，
7 b5 A! @  d  E7 P: z  I% c+ S有人又有粮食，再加上乌拉尔等地生产的武器，慢慢消耗就可以了，苏德双方都每年换一次血，交换比长期保持在1:2左右的比例，没有明显迹象表明，苏军战力有明显提升。只不过，苏德前线宽广的正面 德军很难维持，每年一遍的换血，让苏联整整消失了一代人，但是德国更耗不住。时间一长，德国难有胜算。

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 15, 42  E  o; P- B" y* {2 X
又一艘ss不幸遭殃，日军的sc都开始发飙了。。。。
1 A; F4 P/ H  j, ]0 {  c  R日军轰炸安康，关东军的重炮部队云集安康附近，只是后续部队不知在哪，国军的侦查手段实在太少
+ ~+ W& k. D, q$ P5 ?拉包尔起飞的零战开始扫场莫港，盟军奉行不抵抗的偷鸡策略
4 Y9 y- d, J* s+ I9 Y马来半岛的日军也开始逼近新加坡了，大概还有几天就到城下了。
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: c1 {, R6 I7 C0 W# x8 cASW attack near Saigon  at 61,74
. m, ]: r9 }3 O- K  {, K9 [Japanese Ships2 R' y3 I6 `" q5 Z* ~
      SC Ch 2* j, \! j$ L, y, J) i
      SC Ch 13. Y! w$ m$ {  J1 w  b+ r% P
      SC Ch 3 ) H# c" Y; `( z$ v; F
Allied Ships
' U. q/ r5 n% }. P3 ?* a      SS S-41, hits 7,  heavy damage
8 h! b1 T+ l9 N1 nSS S-41 is sighted by escort5 }. Q6 Z% z5 C7 {
SC Ch 13 fails to find sub and abandons search
. w9 J) t7 R4 D$ L/ }- }! G, p$ oSC Ch 3 fails to find sub, continues to search...+ k' q; t7 ?$ T# q& J8 u' F
SC Ch 3 attacking submerged sub ....; D- u+ F: W0 N: O9 x9 X
Debris floats to surface in area of attack!
( J/ Q( S( _( T) @, S1 y4 S7 [Escort abandons search for sub
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0 F& `, z1 o( T6 W$ B3 F# ^! A7 bSubmarine attack near Yokohama/Yokosuka  at 114,62
  m$ j. S2 F: a2 L2 U. s& E, wJapanese Ships
$ A% z; N* `" N+ g! J; y      xAKL Uragami Maru, Shell hits 48,  heavy fires,  heavy damage * }* e, G4 k- u5 O) G: C. h6 ?
Allied Ships
# Q+ P9 S8 g/ F& _. K7 Z      SS Trout
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( U0 p, Q! ^" o( h% cMorning Air attack on 13th Chinese Corps, at 82,42 (Ankang)
" H9 [3 m& ^, a% ~4 U: X4 A3 i% DWeather in hex: Heavy rain * D: v: r) ]1 k3 y1 j
Raid spotted at 35 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
( H2 x4 E, ?- q4 F' [- AEstimated time to target is 11 minutes
% e3 e/ j: h8 N2 L* b  ]  P9 HJapanese aircraft
  `, a  i- |- {2 G' d9 L2 h4 i  j5 Y      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 89 r8 N( D: m! T) }" O2 R/ k
      Ki-27b Nate x 24; o% ]- \( N8 t% X" x( w
      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 3( z, c/ F) j$ U$ b4 q
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 11 , Z+ M; {( o* K* ~5 l+ q' w
Allied aircraft
) T( D: f! O0 R; b% z' f      I-15-III x 121 @0 a) R7 C3 D+ H+ Z- r8 y1 y
      Hawk 75M x 3 5 G; A5 U; ]# o+ Y/ U2 a
Japanese aircraft losses3 _( h. b7 H/ @0 d$ V" S
      Ki-21-Ic Sally: 1 destroyed
1 g& A' b* j+ f; V      Ki-27b Nate: 1 destroyed
. Y% ]( Y9 C8 M3 E# ?      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 3 damaged 9 g3 @$ P4 D7 Z. R  ~/ R
No Allied losses , Y. b8 S% Z. H, J7 q: T  y
Allied ground losses:
& x" \/ C0 P( F7 T' S      10 casualties reported3 U  ^8 w. g9 o# w! v+ G
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled6 J3 K$ U% m: P3 z) A
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
8 ]5 G/ A- t2 q( b* e         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
! Y3 o$ X5 t/ `4 |7 j5 }-----------------------------------------------------------! E1 s- \  |# G# p3 K" ~% D
Afternoon Air attack on Port Moresby , at 98,130  
4 j6 f4 b& F7 f" E) a0 q" \+ H) xWeather in hex: Moderate rain
9 a8 T* I' W! n5 y+ U( F5 F: n8 q8 E  _, |Raid spotted at 14 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.9 R9 v9 u( }3 o' X: c# g' F8 T: \
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes
4 K; j- W- o2 V0 _9 bJapanese aircraft
( ]( C% T) ]) |- C! j      A6M2 Zero x 5
" m9 e7 t- a$ l8 [- }% C. vNo Japanese losses
  ?/ M8 f/ @8 N% s( j5 i  HAircraft Attacking:
; y5 i, W' J9 d$ r- n       5 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet $ q" |5 {3 n' X) q6 p5 ^" x, A! u
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. I4 K7 z) V& c# s4 F. q& FAfternoon Air attack on Port Moresby , at 98,130  
( Q* N2 a; X7 H0 i. b$ dWeather in hex: Moderate rain 6 M% t1 }2 r* o, X
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.# p5 U  ^( s8 N& K7 h5 J
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
! b( `7 L* A5 @! j! W5 k' qJapanese aircraft6 X$ l( g0 `' i; l2 K( l
      A6M2 Zero x 5 % @$ K/ X7 ~& x, c  G: @+ F
No Japanese losses
, H% [3 }# ]' t6 N; fAircraft Attacking:
9 Q- x9 o$ e0 i& N+ I       5 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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Ground combat at Malacca (49,81)
$ C# o* A( L4 b& ~0 I5 u$ e, ~% A3 FJapanese Deliberate attack * n, m9 L0 m: Z- p
Attacking force 1025 troops, 4 guns, 42 vehicles, Assault Value = 206 # x6 n+ `. I% j
Defending force 55 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1
/ [, S% H4 n; w! s' C1 wJapanese adjusted assault: 20  
- d/ G4 @1 I5 |$ Q9 X& qAllied adjusted defense: 1  
8 a: ?+ P% Q1 y! rJapanese assault odds: 20 to 1 (fort level 0)  ; F; }' a- O# Q7 H. k6 F9 s
Japanese forces CAPTURE Malacca !!! + a, E, n3 i( ?0 K
Combat modifiers
" ?: @- ~/ d  t' c  PDefender: op mode(-), leaders(+), preparation(-), morale(-)8 d! C( `  W& y, C% d6 U
experience(-)
6 Z8 Y0 j: \4 a2 m% yAttacker:  
9 z1 s9 T1 h- ^$ j5 I' \; MAllied ground losses:
+ S/ O! d; i1 B9 V$ D. e: @      30 casualties reported
# |) H) O1 z7 p( q0 N& g         Squads: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled5 y5 a' ^# v$ s
         Non Combat: 6 destroyed, 0 disabled
8 f) r& f7 z9 n+ _. }% y1 g) h. z4 m, P4 b         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled1 J* Y* U$ u- B+ C5 L) q! `
      Units destroyed 1
# N2 i6 Y8 b5 J" g7 g9 s- B8 bAssaulting units:
; o7 |# f0 x% d    56th Infantry Regiment) b6 l: m" v  r! @9 z8 b
    56th Recon Regiment8 x  U% m+ ~1 x0 S
    II./143rd Infantry Battalion
, X3 `+ X# N1 [: K5 Y& T; h" SDefending units:
2 O" v' A. v; d& y# [+ T% e    1st Hyderabad Battalion

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! M$ x. E- H3 q- A, R南洋的ss依然在不断受伤，不过为了给日军制造麻烦，目前这点伤还能坚持，
' t, N# k6 v% T5 ?估计日军进攻新加坡的部队也都差不多上岸了，ss也该转移目标去爪哇附近等kb出现了。
* p$ i2 V) d7 @% t, i) F% D
  A& A# `) k$ ~  c$ _+ O8 W安康的山地真是个躲炸弹的好地方，就是补给经常跟不上，
7 u) M) B6 M% y  Y4 P$ s6 j* F这边已经有14w左右的补给进入了大陆战场，由于飞虎队在加尔各答换装p40和p39，3 M4 P1 L, B+ l/ q
目前仰光的运输编队在外围等飞虎队就位。日军的零战已经开始量产了。。
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8 x9 d5 O- s0 }) M& W) y8 ZASW attack near Kota Bharu  at 51,75 & w+ z: w( r/ _, f& b
Japanese Ships9 _' k1 w1 }: `+ l
      DD Akatsuki
8 R* G) H: p5 g- f- h; [1 N2 ?      DD Minazuki3 X. v1 D% ~3 a. K
      DD Nowaki
( G+ h$ w% e) G$ M2 w7 n4 y      DD Yugiri
( f& r# e0 O; M( u( XAllied Ships
+ |% ~( B$ I( G3 g* C) C8 E; n. `% h      SS KXIII, hits 3
, M* A+ y! F* g1 \- a--------------------------------------------------------
9 A7 X! h7 p" }5 v+ |Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
& c) L; ?  o( V- b$ Y- A5 yWeather in hex: Light rain
" G+ j4 C0 \/ `: {Raid detected at 12 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.+ K0 d$ f6 D' V6 }$ j6 W+ T
Estimated time to target is 3 minutes
8 z% t5 B& d+ a# ~# BJapanese aircraft4 d) j* K) W: i5 z4 X& Q. V* x
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 24 " U5 T& z6 S+ [1 N: l, v
No Japanese losses
. ?( Y8 l5 ]9 q6 B+ m; J( l( YAircraft Attacking:
3 X9 v9 ]0 i- t2 k) ]      24 x Ki-43-Ic Oscar sweeping at 20000 feet
7 ~7 ^0 ?! w% L7 \) a" W# L% g-----------------------------------------------------8 _! T8 s* P' x5 r' U
Morning Air attack on Port Moresby , at 98,130  
' `" L6 l, T% P7 g) t9 nWeather in hex: Light cloud
  {+ K8 ~& i  F+ DRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 24,000 feet.
7 g  `  {1 Q5 G- NEstimated time to target is 6 minutes - ?; L- t$ l5 _2 Z
Japanese aircraft
( [, Q6 c6 s9 s$ k  {+ V& x4 j      A6M2 Zero x 15 - r2 a. r" J7 r! g9 s( ^
No Japanese losses
9 [1 C3 c! u$ C- PAircraft Attacking:
" a  L  p- d( L; D  O5 p* c       6 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
  s: g! r4 V- n% ]3 o8 p' y       3 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet# j' \3 \# _; N3 D
       3 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet0 F) `' J! A7 u8 A  z
       3 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet * j4 j. G/ S( T/ C2 ~! S
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Morning Air attack on 82nd Chinese Corps, at 82,42 (Ankang)
3 b2 Y5 e8 ]0 m+ D# lWeather in hex: Overcast & J1 M; h( U$ M( P2 c4 C
Raid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.0 \- A7 g4 ]  c0 C# X6 H
Estimated time to target is 12 minutes " [' E# V4 t5 V3 g
Japanese aircraft
4 h, G& N6 V9 W0 I( u6 ^9 M# o/ b      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 13
+ {* q2 `* e. n1 @, _1 J+ D8 ~      Ki-27b Nate x 10; c( }% O9 W6 Q; ^' Q
      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 147 b9 L- @+ @0 U/ T
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 28
. G3 p1 H7 A5 o7 R: r: rAllied aircraft
4 K+ c  K) `, h2 Y2 k      I-15-III x 10; L" n6 E/ X! T! B
      Hawk 75M x 1 / m. F0 a8 K: c7 f9 ~! _
Japanese aircraft losses
6 W+ R/ m* ^0 _! I8 K7 c      Ki-21-Ic Sally: 1 damaged
; t9 c. ?9 y2 S3 E3 y' R      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 damaged
  Z% _& T' {+ _- dNo Allied losses ( g( Y& g+ r8 T' O3 W8 B8 h' y( l
Allied ground losses:. u. N2 C0 W- q0 [5 f' Q2 g
      31 casualties reported) w1 d* k4 C5 L; ^1 J
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled2 Y/ s9 M* E+ _
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled' [$ a8 a" X  Z) G) q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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Ground combat at Hollandia (93,116)
8 R# q' m  i" Y3 H' J" DJapanese Deliberate attack
% ^! M# G# J  ~( vAttacking force 747 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 33
& t# a' S* o/ B) p& x& f; R/ X/ w+ W* Z  hDefending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
, B4 r! x& m0 x! QJapanese adjusted assault: 33  
& S. N- T) ]; ]0 j+ HAllied adjusted defense: 1  - R3 y' {1 V6 F
Japanese assault odds: 33 to 1 (fort level 1)  3 b8 i* P: c, n9 p
Japanese forces CAPTURE Hollandia !!!
1 U; g% L1 e5 t3 ]! qCombat modifiers& }, x+ G. _3 _7 ^* U# P& Z% Q9 x
Attacker:  
7 s, T( w( d. s' v6 D2 @Assaulting units:7 [' S1 e' Q! y: n5 ?
    53rd Naval Guard Unit

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: @4 b# ~* q/ o% p6 R" J% k! G日军在克拉克，拉包尔，万鸦老，安康等地狂轰滥炸，
" |) t0 I$ O0 y1 {9 A各地盟军只能忍气吞声，低头躲炸弹。
! w2 C( m. U) E# J同时，派遣军占领国军放弃的桂林，孤军已经退守都匀，芷江一线，
* I! m7 {& {5 v+ ?+ _5 h共计约8k战力在南方，1w战力在北方山区，2k+战力在重庆附近进行机动支援。
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. I% }& B; ?1 L: gMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  ' Q: m# S* T3 b" B) |8 S; N
Weather in hex: Heavy rain / b0 t# W# {1 H! J( K
Raid detected at 34 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.. h! @* `) H' c' z- S7 y
Estimated time to target is 10 minutes
6 k% ^/ i) K9 |5 i* `5 G( kJapanese aircraft
+ ]+ F0 _; L" ]. |) l, R* `      Ki-27b Nate x 27
6 j1 q7 M* o( m  }" g9 KNo Japanese losses
: w% A1 }$ l" U% c' f4 W4 IAircraft Attacking:
8 O; |7 [, X* [0 J6 R* T      27 x Ki-27b Nate sweeping at 20000 feet *  ) S0 k, o# V% M  R
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Morning Air attack on Lark Battalion, at 106,126 , near Rabaul
  u1 w- z1 v6 \* _, f& N; v9 n8 \2 \7 WWeather in hex: Heavy cloud
; p: C) n  I( [  h6 [6 v, WRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
( b1 @/ R* k. S4 b* ?Estimated time to target is 7 minutes # `$ P8 i1 [: n( J' z
Japanese aircraft& T# I$ n. _8 ?& ?* N7 d. A8 v: ~2 s: s
      G3M2 Nell x 18) l6 e0 [+ L: `: O
      G4M1 Betty x 34
8 i4 |5 {" g. C* R+ _7 h7 a  X- s" rJapanese aircraft losses
4 L5 M  f# k) [& E      G4M1 Betty: 1 damaged 0 t+ W" x! g8 w' q1 |7 W/ }3 @4 P
Allied ground losses:0 w0 P5 m7 S0 `  l9 r1 c
      26 casualties reported
8 s5 e$ B0 \) v2 I         Squads: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
; W! w/ ]- q2 w, T7 H0 g8 R6 p         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
2 D) Y% R7 V5 W         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
+ u  p3 Q# F7 k, L---------------------------------------------------
8 b! s4 a: f  `: XMorning Air attack on 36th Chinese Corps, at 82,42 (Ankang)
6 w: d3 p# v* oWeather in hex: Heavy rain
: e- i6 `2 R, A$ l: VRaid spotted at 39 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
6 H  G8 N( @* U; g  aEstimated time to target is 12 minutes
( A0 Y% y/ G' T8 ~; @( KJapanese aircraft
/ D, |; p- a. Q# L      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 5
# U4 v. l+ V4 V& A: i1 h. i      Ki-27b Nate x 3
4 D) [7 B, c$ i( Q# a/ ~3 Z  ]) p$ e      Ki-30 Ann x 18
! g2 \* h+ \! M2 f" k      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 84 {$ d9 l; A- p/ v2 V' y0 v
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 12
3 t* ^/ d: B. ~, dAllied aircraft
9 J7 U8 k. O( j/ s& [: ^# ^7 ?' T      I-15-III x 4' j' I5 o6 I3 `3 |; b. e- y
      Hawk 75M x 1
7 `) L2 y3 {, n$ {( b& j4 S--------------------------------------------------------8 M: h6 q, q6 @- B  p
Morning Air attack on Tarakan , at 67,91  7 h9 H6 y0 X+ Z' E6 x# Q# ~5 n$ x
Weather in hex: Severe storms
9 T, q4 U6 P, h6 y* P4 KRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
7 j1 X/ @# z) j. f. d( {Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
: `; n" x5 g/ p% A2 D/ w. dJapanese aircraft
3 N+ q- w* f- k' ]      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 7 3 i0 L# D! i) \- y1 Z
No Japanese losses 5 ?3 G/ C$ B  Y; g* c" W2 g
Aircraft Attacking:
4 x! B. m; C" o       7 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet *
/ n* ]4 q: Y6 X, v5 N, Q               Port Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb* C' b, m. ?" s5 f) g7 d* z0 m
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4 |8 u8 k. d: m2 U" i: m, V, o3 DMorning Air attack on Manado Garrison Battalion, at 75,99 (Manado)   r2 I7 h- S- y6 a0 `
Weather in hex: Overcast 0 P2 R6 H) Z/ f+ A6 U
Raid spotted at 11 NM, estimated altitude 6,000 feet.1 v3 G$ B- I3 w+ J- ]
Estimated time to target is 3 minutes
! C  ?8 O3 H  D& FJapanese aircraft
7 |% E1 ]2 s+ U, p' M3 {6 X9 _6 d      G4M1 Betty x 16
0 g6 G1 ~% p# G  }No Japanese losses
* I. [" }4 }4 L6 H* T8 n/ Z1 ~1 OAllied ground losses:8 e9 ^8 I. T" _+ _! o5 f
      14 casualties reported5 j4 f0 q, T% F: W
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
+ ^+ J, V: Z# F9 \: A3 @  S         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled7 x. H7 z1 h% v5 T$ w5 f9 V
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 8 `6 I- F% J5 O0 q1 B/ \# y/ y
Aircraft Attacking:
! w6 X/ c6 Z! ^2 w$ v( \      16 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet8 H) R+ h2 z2 C) }# p
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
! a& Z# y0 Q& W8 W-------------------------------------- 1 Z' q  D$ b  p) ]+ z4 ^; U
Ground combat at Kweilin (76,54)
( {& {8 V& A! G* g" \9 \Japanese Deliberate attack 8 t5 r# D/ Q: |. A) E4 h: A( @
Attacking force 12767 troops, 104 guns, 42 vehicles, Assault Value = 465
1 e0 W( K4 y% D3 r6 v) x* w5 F$ oDefending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0 4 v# e7 f  z- x# O1 i5 V  B
Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 0 ' ~$ _% x: w6 ?9 D; y
Japanese adjusted assault: 487
) _& w: k& m) }* VAllied adjusted defense: 1  
! @. _. b% S9 f5 v% `& ^Japanese assault odds: 487 to 1 (fort level 0)  8 _& L/ x' s8 |, b
Japanese forces CAPTURE Kweilin !!! 0 r+ E2 F& q6 E- W' O$ x8 g; J! l
Combat modifiers
  I4 f: m, _0 o7 F- ~% BAttacker:  
) x- z* c5 s$ L" z' RAssaulting units:, [/ R* b& w6 v' X# W
    104th Division4 @$ v4 i% n% I& _' e2 Y" {7 d
    23rd Army

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2，即使41年冬天德军不损失那么大比例的装甲部队，第二年照样拿下乌克兰粮仓，只要德军没法切断美英等国对苏联的后勤支援，苏联依然可以不断组织起本国民众上前线，不管民众是否自愿，有人又有粮食，再加上乌拉尔等地 ...
. r$ T  P. g) C2 `0 Klala23159 发表于 2014-10-29 09:33

* Y" L" a0 y; a2 A, N  E8 u按照英国外相的说法：国家与国家之间没有永恒的朋友，只有永恒的利益。
, T, @; G1 Z" _$ ^) U- _' q  q那么苏联被削弱，全世界除了苏联自己外，其他国家都会乐见其成。少一个对手自己多一些机会
) j/ L1 W1 j  [0 p  K6 h; H苏联自身当然不想进入这种血战当中，可是他也没有别的办法，7 l& h: t3 H, h
如果能轻易战胜德国，当然更好，问题是：有吗？？
7 H( R+ p9 z- g) W) ^8 U0 E* `. k; o4 D6 \$ e: ^/ W
你强调了一个设想：如果提前两月或者不分兵高加索就能拿下莫斯科，然后就是战争的胜利。
3 ?: N/ S4 m9 m. L; D( u个人认为，不分兵或者提前两月也许真能拿下莫斯科，但是莫斯科拿下了 德国就能赢得战争么？, n6 m* Z7 c) s9 f
这个是很有疑问的，苏联这种集权国家，对国内的控制能力很强，不会轻易认输的，
; r( X( I  r( M又有英美等国的粮食，武器支援，德国靠一国之力 挑战半个地球，真的很难。。。。

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8 ?1 P/ G5 q" w/ ^! gAFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 18, 42
$ w  \% E2 U: _当天双方ss都很活跃，结果却都被揍了，
, E. s8 `" T2 v0 h* j, ?在大量飞机的轰炸下，日军部队直接突击安康，而之前连炮击侦查都没有进行，让盟军有点意外+ e2 a. M* T. v1 |8 h+ e/ }
国军的表现也还了日军一个大大的意外，当天日军打出1:17，自身损伤近8k人，/ g, Y) p! h  `/ D0 d
750+战斗班组伤残，超过2个师团的战斗班组，而国军只损伤不到1500人，4 V  [$ S0 S' l; W, c2 _
安康的日军成功的踢到第一块铁板，看来要好好休息一段时间了，
5 a. U3 i# i. h1 j" r大陆战场的麻烦是，限于侦查手段，目前尚未发现日军主力，各地依然不敢大意。
( n& z) c6 Q" G7 r同时，日军占领万鸦老机场，菲律宾进一步被孤立。。。7 g# l) R" h$ T+ o4 d8 m
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Sub attack near Balikpapan  at 66,98 9 F% G' p8 H, Y9 P
Japanese Ships$ E! M( p" h& z: Y# Z
      SS I-155, hits 2
' j4 h# V5 J7 ^1 t! d8 E- n% KAllied Ships% S' i# o0 t. t$ S
      CL Java
. n( L5 M$ m7 ?( M3 ]% [$ w" q      DD Evertsen# }0 o0 F0 C  K6 \
      DD Witte de With( Q+ Y3 H1 h7 U) J! B# M
      DD Kortenaer
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; O3 ]# ?. w' M- n/ nASW attack near San Luis Obispo  at 220,75 ( `2 `- ~+ p+ E& ]5 q
Japanese Ships
1 D5 a% V& V+ `6 v' ^; J, v      SS I-3 ' y* l1 t* L7 U/ g. x- p
Allied Ships+ r' p, ]  ~# N, \- K
      DD King
5 p7 `# r* a/ R) c: r6 t  I      DD Sands( L. x8 ~  ~) Y6 O) b2 x* D
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$ }6 x" R2 d" `% L- g- BASW attack near Kota Bharu  at 51,75
1 K3 r; m2 m8 H& I( C: aJapanese Ships) w6 {1 M& t0 T6 f
      DD Minazuki6 C0 d  Q1 r( r: r
      DD Nowaki
3 }1 _2 B- n* X3 `/ R1 N4 e$ f      DD Yugiri
! d+ ?" C7 P+ l# @/ E& @- M      DD Akatsuki
' h+ p# }$ Q, }- PAllied Ships
" C' M" g5 ^) Y' @, }) ]% p      SS KXIII, hits 5
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Morning Air attack on 59th Chinese Corps, at 82,42 (Ankang) 0 w2 [  L: a, c6 o& t
Weather in hex: Overcast . A  [: Y( Z; l
Raid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
4 [& V- R. |( Q0 s% ?- t. nEstimated time to target is 11 minutes
( f# u! [8 D, e+ [. OJapanese aircraft. r4 e1 F1 W4 |/ I5 e1 n
      Ki-27b Nate x 177 F; D' Y( r# R' T) y7 l- E
      Ki-30 Ann x 21
  T  E  H( C0 }, l' h      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 15
  v. I8 W. n( M" A8 q6 XJapanese aircraft losses
% o8 k7 X' j* o4 M      Ki-30 Ann: 1 damaged 5 L4 ^% Z/ m) x0 D0 r" ?/ D
Aircraft Attacking:
7 v& [7 Y! ?  h) Z' S6 O      21 x Ki-30 Ann bombing from 6000 feet *
' c6 a# s8 K% }! d               Ground Attack:  1 x 100 kg GP Bomb- c6 U2 w$ J' x3 Z& V; B
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* E1 q# y" H: b$ h( w0 |Ground combat at Ankang (82,42) 1 c: s5 S" g. S% [( O
Japanese Shock attack
+ x, s/ ^* ]- h7 W7 a. ZAttacking force 57597 troops, 807 guns, 864 vehicles, Assault Value = 1855
7 O* C" V3 G& {5 m9 LDefending force 141791 troops, 966 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 3849
7 ?! m9 P! o3 m, k4 iJapanese engineers reduce fortifications to 2
9 n5 ^, F* b3 D6 |Japanese adjusted assault: 530  
9 q5 L# G( _( [9 s7 y7 H. i0 ]Allied adjusted defense: 9145  
# b0 w3 N, G4 ~+ ]" v, v1 QJapanese assault odds: 1 to 17 (fort level 2)  & E4 D4 g" p9 i# A( Y2 i
Combat modifiers9 Y7 F/ T: L5 R
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), experience(-)! ]+ K( o  C2 ?7 D: q( L
Attacker: shock(+) ; k% T  b3 s$ T$ ], O1 |* f, J9 o
Japanese ground losses:; t3 k6 y5 [. v6 h
      7760 casualties reported
+ x+ l/ y0 T* `, @( C1 X1 E  _$ l         Squads: 172 destroyed, 580 disabled
% x7 J2 Q: s; Z3 e, W         Non Combat: 20 destroyed, 60 disabled
- w" J8 d, N! N+ m2 \9 k         Engineers: 8 destroyed, 40 disabled
3 y6 L6 g) `; @" }7 A' |1 w/ I      Guns lost 78 (18 destroyed, 60 disabled)
* u" n1 h" O% n/ J5 r      Vehicles lost 82 (3 destroyed, 79 disabled)
4 [& h, @, g) a9 u' y8 B' U# wAllied ground losses:
0 F! D* ], A- w% t. S# b' \      1462 casualties reported
- [: L, |! H2 m0 R% O* ~         Squads: 4 destroyed, 119 disabled
; G6 x8 p* q" D% a         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 40 disabled
- Y4 H7 ~7 }" b" E         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 25 disabled
! Q# q9 `5 F/ V  JAssaulting units:
  N% S7 K( E, U3 n/ O8 q" C    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade
# ~( ~9 x' P% r7 V    12th RGC Temp. Division
& l$ B( y7 f% N3 |6 I6 q    58th Infantry Regiment, W' i- a; k/ D' g# `. L3 h" m
    34th Division9 [& ]' A0 _, Q: p
    19th Division0 s# i8 P, j8 [7 m0 {5 x( u, E
    13th Tank Regiment4 X# x/ \; A) J  a. p
    9th Armored Car Co
# _* l( G/ c0 w; W7 W    13th Division
" N* L) S! A& e0 N7 Z7 E" @    3rd Tank Regiment: h8 b0 ?, i* Q: u* }6 x9 E( ~
    5th Tank Regiment
0 C9 W, i' c2 R; g* ^- h# C9 o; w    18th RGC Temp. Division
6 q' Q/ d  g" o% t$ d    11th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion9 R3 `2 [4 R% p: x% q3 m+ I
    10th Mortar Battalion5 f' ^, h% E/ I* w. y
    7th Medium Field Artillery Regiment" n, I; [3 k- h
    7th RF Gun Battalion1 b# i8 f: z6 D
    Botanko Hvy Gun Regiment
5 O' J2 d& H" T    3rd RF Gun Battalion
3 z/ d2 K2 Q% W! Q    5th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
$ Y1 |9 g+ W5 [! t5 r( @- Q6 y, _  r    2nd Hvy.Artillery Regiment! D, ~% ?' M6 E3 E5 E
    20th Medium Field Artillery Regiment! r2 `! i* ^9 t/ V/ s; Z7 R. ^
    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment* Q0 I9 m# E9 W! {0 j& [
    4th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
! r2 w8 L+ t4 m3 v/ V* ]3 `    6th RF Gun Battalion" w6 f8 d: H) m% ~4 u$ G
    4th RF Gun Battalion( |0 i2 ]$ u$ U1 d# |
    15th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
# E. E' S7 ^7 p' L2 @    4th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion. a* B7 H8 T$ C6 s  m
    3rd Hvy.Artillery Regiment
/ a8 j1 s8 E2 n' O    12th Medium Field Artillery Regiment  T, h$ u' H; R, d: i
    10th JAAF Base Force
6 G7 t1 j; O3 GDefending units:* ^, Y% Z/ c! P1 |9 r4 m0 y
    77th Chinese Corps9 Z' x( Z% o6 ?0 E# q/ f2 _
    41st Chinese Corps) l. H  |* n8 H, E) f
    1st Construction Regiment! Y' X/ |6 {3 A
    7th New Chinese Corps
, i# a' Y* m7 y" c1 s    42nd Chinese Corps$ s* W: x6 u+ z! e6 @, j! Q+ B' `
    3rd Construction Regiment
) R7 t8 T+ P- u* H+ x3 ?    34th Seperate Brigade
  F# g/ ?0 M! f) V+ n3 ^) e    38th Chinese Corps
# j: S. u/ q6 Y. Q    51st Chinese Corps! R9 n4 o, c9 P# z- h
    15th Chinese Corps
4 u+ |, i7 o2 V" ?* d& R% u% v1 j    7th Construction Regiment
, Y% K1 j0 l  n    43rd Chinese Corps
8 H" ~% }+ p- c6 @  u. R' s$ S    96th Chinese Corps
* I% k6 B' |4 E4 i    98th Chinese Corps
8 M( b' q* ]) D" ^: F    8th Route Army 5 |* l4 i( l, o  Y4 m8 j3 W) j+ ?
    2nd Chinese Cavalry Corps; H: J9 W) Y, F8 [& Y# U# }) D
    39th Chinese Corps: Y% G. P' d1 X# X# w
    36th Chinese Corps
  o5 G5 @2 B- P1 w& H$ S    95th Chinese Corps
# i: l  }  `! _# c- n    82nd Chinese Corps5 S5 m/ x  z, l$ k. B6 M/ G; j6 |! x4 i
    2nd Construction Regiment3 Y7 z; `* N( `* e; L9 I, ^% Q
    4th Chinese Cavalry Corps, ~/ t3 a' r7 A7 n* p! h  l
    8th New Chinese Corps7 [7 \( H9 d! w! U1 J
    47th Chinese Corps
/ n: J5 ^+ v0 _# X/ ?1 z8 ?* i    55th Chinese Corps
8 z; J+ w) u2 {- z    5th New Chinese Corps& D  J  X+ O0 n5 Q. `/ H  e
    12th Chinese Corps2 e2 U7 p, N, S- L/ H
    59th Chinese Corps
$ Y( u' D* s' o( _% v  Z) t    13th Chinese Corps
' A7 o$ C+ i$ O  b7 e8 J5 \$ p    30th Chinese Corps
( q+ l. C8 S* J8 L6 |9 r    17th Chinese Corps% }& n) a) u& G+ Q
    4th Construction Regiment
5 T5 J5 @- `! A    34th Group Army
* o2 I: i& @5 f7 o    33rd Group Army: q7 D; H9 E/ X; x- H
    31st Group Army7 @5 c/ l0 I8 A# V/ J$ ^1 m
    4th Chinese Base Force
4 O0 L3 H7 `2 ~! a7 m    4th Group Army
5 I. m  g' K# t    2nd Group Army" Q$ m/ }3 `* ?6 H
    8th Group Army
& q. R: c# ]4 `; e8 W. m) o    Jingcha War Area
  p! P( g" M. d8 h" B3 Q    3rd Group Army5 w1 q# y: k2 S- J$ ~2 l0 t
    14th Group Army
/ u+ J7 F/ y( g7 ~4 y9 ~* u    8th War Area
6 Z0 ?0 a+ P, T+ V  H    15th Group Army* b" W5 I1 U% @& D/ s
    36th Group Army+ u! \! x0 V5 s0 X$ z- c
    Red Chinese Army
' e' {6 r5 \) b    22nd Group Army
3 ]1 X1 T6 M! |! m& P" m    5th War Area ' F* \5 [0 y7 D# F
    12th Chinese Base Force # B6 L9 D7 H# T& V! q5 S
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Ground combat at Manado (75,99) 0 F6 O/ C/ k, b* j  Q# [
Japanese Deliberate attack 6 n& K8 [. H: D; O, y0 t/ Z
Attacking force 2992 troops, 38 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 122
' X! w& x! ]7 eDefending force 1136 troops, 0 guns, 3 vehicles, Assault Value = 44
! v/ m2 ~( y6 `; E$ T+ E. wJapanese adjusted assault: 40  
/ Y4 @9 o4 D5 |" P& cAllied adjusted defense: 9  
/ Z, A! v3 D2 k  O, z2 EJapanese assault odds: 4 to 1 (fort level 1)  
) W/ `8 Z. P7 w" ZJapanese forces CAPTURE Manado !!!
  e, w, r0 `/ Y: S5 fCombat modifiers
( r  i9 t, U( K% y1 XDefender: terrain(+), experience(-)
9 |( j! U9 ?$ s" j$ \Attacker:  + T6 A7 [* `# y( {
Japanese ground losses:
& X( H& b: }, z1 I3 v( M  o. b      23 casualties reported5 k9 ]" f. Y. j  c/ e9 I
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled5 b- C/ g- p! Y5 P
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled, a% X! b  `/ \& u) H
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
) P  D3 l8 F& h% dAllied ground losses:4 B" K& \+ M; p! S5 @+ g( L$ c
      488 casualties reported
, B2 z; r1 }' P# z" I9 N1 ?         Squads: 21 destroyed, 4 disabled
5 @5 z, n% c, [' k5 Y         Non Combat: 14 destroyed, 5 disabled
$ ~# J0 t1 o$ e( k  C$ z3 x+ J         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
+ Z6 y! n9 n0 `3 k9 p- N" ?% O  E5 N      Vehicles lost 3 (3 destroyed, 0 disabled)5 q, [' h1 o; H! D0 s9 v+ y
      Units retreated 1
) ~; S. G: L7 ]+ iDefeated Allied Units Retreating! 6 [; V: k+ }: H# [; ]1 C
Assaulting units:) P5 J: D, n2 Y; J% q9 j1 Q
    Maizuru 2nd SNLF3 I) D1 a) K! e
    Kure 2nd SNLF  
% M; T3 \) r1 }2 x7 ^1 S" z" mDefending units:, J) C* `5 g; N
    Manado Garrison Battalion

zer0

山地地形不进行侦查即突击，往往有这种惊喜
/ F! j9 n# R# M! f7 N7 P% Vwangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-29 20:45

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菜花有点大意，以为国军还是几天前被击溃的那3只部队，4 {; F0 M. E# E3 R& X' j  c
没想到国军已经增援了近4k战力。