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5 b- Q& U$ t* ]( w/ VAFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 08, 429 ?" C+ m+ i. o9 y! _+ b
随着新加坡上空盟军战斗机的消失，陆攻开始轰炸新加坡，4 h1 b4 Q4 ~- _$ e
一些尚在当地维修，无法及时撤走的的船只不幸遇难。。。。
# Z, i6 m* J1 O/ E) I7 b( [- V: n3 K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。 : J* @/ _- }5 J# k; R! h
同时kb路过莫港，附近一些小鱼小虾开始遭殃。- H+ f( I' b0 y6 ?. V* x
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& W5 N3 ?) l* e7 `! RMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  ; Z3 u- r% q! K, ^& D- J8 K' S
Weather in hex: Light cloud , Z9 @  c: K9 N4 m( \7 h
Raid detected at 48 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.2 j. S1 |3 c$ B; v5 E
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes % H& h( ^$ j' ]) C+ C3 K; @& B4 H. ?
Japanese aircraft, @: U9 \2 `& e4 @8 L
      A6M2 Zero x 36   A* m) x: s' H) c8 d3 }4 l, i
No Japanese losses 1 `2 t" u9 x$ r8 B) U
Aircraft Attacking:
) H- j1 k) D: ]) U      36 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet * # A5 @% Z( z# |* }
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8 O, H4 o6 |' N8 G! C6 wMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  6 E  h8 N; o! g( X! K: j1 X* T
Weather in hex: Light cloud
* j( Z7 N  @5 o; X% t( YRaid detected at 39 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.+ \7 y* f6 C" i9 a9 h4 z
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes / L' c; \$ |* U
Japanese aircraft
1 s* A# J. ], `% I; E% \      G3M2 Nell x 34 2 k9 h4 U2 }1 z, P/ X
Japanese aircraft losses4 v# p  T3 R' ^
      G3M2 Nell: 19 damaged
1 t8 I' D% G! N9 ~) V) u      G3M2 Nell: 3 destroyed by flak $ L8 @& {3 Q8 x  U& S+ t
Allied Ships3 l4 c* v. Y2 ~
      SS KXV, Bomb hits 2, and is sunk5 ?: h! P4 W5 v! @3 a
      SS Seawolf, Bomb hits 1,  heavy damage
# e7 _+ v4 m# j6 ?4 C- R      DD Van Ghent, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
$ |+ ?, w1 ]* w      SS Porpoise, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
- j, G  y) D1 l& Y      DD Bulmer, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires 7 y$ a5 ~, P6 i, Y- S
Allied ground losses:
& G  j- _9 \  S' V: R      7 casualties reported4 E  S1 [" P4 j$ a. w
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
3 t/ D4 T) b* g2 L; Q         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
& q* D( Y" {5 v. D7 ]' \) t         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
: _. K0 ?- |" ]9 b  URepair Shipyard hits 2
3 o/ w) ?. @  _. y4 |) _* yPort hits 4
% N% V9 O1 ?5 l9 p4 sPort supply hits 2
4 H2 n; m% X" R* `. Z+ r6 Q5 B5 d---------------------------------------------------9 Z! Z; j; ?5 {5 `$ B& M) g
Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
" o3 _7 @. F0 i* kWeather in hex: Light cloud ' `9 \( U, A  y
Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
& ~" z3 A% G' r! p" a1 VEstimated time to target is 15 minutes
% u/ ?3 s& y( f4 G4 a8 T8 }( tJapanese aircraft
" \. G6 ^6 H2 R" p9 d; s) w      A6M2 Zero x 35
' v5 U0 i% a7 \' ^9 y; [      G3M2 Nell x 42
3 Y- r3 U: {  r& t8 A  m9 VJapanese aircraft losses
% Y" a; W2 G- m- E      G3M2 Nell: 20 damaged
/ J/ B8 f! p% W! {3 n" {0 K      G3M2 Nell: 2 destroyed by flak
; |1 K6 e' N$ I( B& L7 @) B) QAllied Ships
+ ]+ H$ ?5 k1 A8 Y5 f+ X9 n* `      SS Seawolf, Bomb hits 3, and is sunk+ Q8 ~$ ~; A7 j5 \, a
      xAP Shinai, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
/ C7 \) J0 q: B0 e/ C      DD Van Ghent, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
( e  Z: g. r6 u  L6 ]Allied ground losses:
" q  E& O6 b. G& V      7 casualties reported! c+ f  N4 T: l/ O0 y
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled; v# z3 ^, \9 S" S( l
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
, S2 v2 j0 K  s3 ^6 T. n         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
% F) I- J4 U  Y! YPort hits 5
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
& F' [' G6 G) x3 |" p5 `- x( w8 uWeather in hex: Light cloud 2 r  ~) D  O& X, ?  z7 D
Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 21,000 feet.: g  q5 C2 j- S9 Y) X
Estimated time to target is 13 minutes
% ^5 z3 U- F) w! m. dJapanese aircraft7 R8 R6 ^9 h+ q) a0 F
      Ki-43-Ia Oscar x 27
  `, g0 w2 T( j# E      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 25
4 S7 k% Q+ s" Y. j6 z. LNo Japanese losses $ Y4 B; L% |" e- p; U4 Z- N- q
Aircraft Attacking:& w8 |5 `5 {# c( k& M
       3 x Ki-43-Ib Oscar sweeping at 20000 feet 8 J% ?8 W) I2 Y9 ]2 l/ M3 a. V
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Terapo at 96,127 4 y5 Q. t5 S+ v
Weather in hex: Heavy cloud ! y: w3 m9 l0 S9 s! @. B8 T
Raid spotted at 8 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.3 d  U% n2 W3 D1 [6 z! p* ]+ a
Estimated time to target is 2 minutes
* @! H) ^0 z7 V* G* A! A2 K2 WJapanese aircraft
# `- W0 `$ S$ H' u9 O! |3 X      A6M2 Zero x 18
  g% ?9 l: t" x8 u% @/ R      D3A1 Val x 9 . W& Y( v# |$ m
No Japanese losses
" Z; q$ i+ ?; G! k. GAllied Ships
* C  I  m( V$ X) }; |# X$ d      xAP Marella, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires  }. B5 R, c& K* j
      xAP Koolama, Bomb hits 2,  on fire* Y9 f: q  ^6 d1 I+ o# |# r1 M
      AM Ipswitch, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage 6 \2 d7 t/ r8 ]1 T  K- I9 a$ q, T( \
Aircraft Attacking:
$ s* G6 m/ F( ], {2 d) t6 ^       9 x D3A1 Val releasing from 2000' *
5 `' K8 N/ A, P5 V               Naval Attack:  2 x 60 kg GP Bomb
6 J: H$ F  x* c9 V/ O' \% ]Marella dead in the water ...1 |% z6 |( H: t& }) X! o
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring xAP Marella
8 O8 s5 `$ H3 \8 ~Koolama dead in the water ...
: z0 y+ i8 l& ~% E$ uHeavy smoke from fires obscuring AM Ipswitch% Z& D+ Z: k3 r6 ]
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ASW attack near Soc Trang  at 60,74
- D5 l# E) y+ x) |( Y& h5 _Japanese Ships8 f/ g: Q( {& ]4 s, e. T% }5 S
      SC Ch 1" P# b# z3 r' J" `  z7 K, ~3 [
      SC Ch 132 H& _# [5 l0 j4 F0 z
      SC Ch 3
5 N& W6 N( p# a4 J+ D0 HAllied Ships3 _# ]# e3 g& b+ q3 J. c$ n
      SS Spearfish, hits 14,  heavy damage

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 09, 42
5 L, l; c- I3 s1 sss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
1 ^) K3 Z: l1 ^" T  @南方军司令已经下海游泳了。不知道有没有爬上船
1 l2 k9 g% a6 _- N: z( n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8 A" _! F& ], P
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。。。 7 Q; K, i' a% j& S% X& l+ D
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* [1 p3 r2 l4 d$ t$ E* C5 n" pSub attack near Soc Trang  at 58,74 1 [+ P2 K9 U: N/ `  i1 `
Japanese Ships
4 k( s! K9 @+ ?4 O6 Y# o) I# x0 H      AK Sasako Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy damage
; T$ Y8 o6 s8 p4 u1 |3 b      PB Kyo Maru #12
% p, t1 V! F1 W- W9 G' k      PB Tatsumiya Maru ! b$ G$ b7 L/ |" w6 V) t2 }
Allied Ships& L% @" @5 _% l  w! \, d& @
      SS Searaven, hits 1
& m6 k3 }8 k; B; V# W+ h, jJapanese ground losses:, |8 y1 t9 l# v
      18 casualties reported  p+ x  I2 }' j! y6 M
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
* q9 ~8 m' x. }         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 1 disabled8 m* Y' E1 _+ B  E$ A
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
/ j0 V6 e- ^4 C& E8 }4 b7 d% _  {6 G      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled) ) y5 I( B8 u7 b' g, z6 {2 s
SS Searaven launches 2 torpedoes at AK Sasako Maru
6 W% C2 O' Y1 }% e) ~% [( dPB Kyo Maru #12 attacking submerged sub ....5 [$ H" \' Q* a5 E" ^# O: j) {) C
PB Tatsumiya Maru fails to find sub and abandons search
' i  Z  o9 M# X7 I! EPB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...9 T9 ?% t& @& M9 _
PB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
4 L. z* d' q8 C+ q5 N. xPB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
' x. h& X! M# y5 V8 y# [: MPB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
8 P+ l/ M* ]$ M4 W& s" pPB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
* }( W2 ?3 u) h, x! y. uEscort abandons search for sub
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% n6 a& s& {) i7 N5 ZSub attack near Soc Trang  at 58,74 # H" l& s1 ~# e- c0 x. c5 r
Japanese Ships
) G6 G0 x- E5 H      AK Sasako Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy damage2 r# N! K* h+ b, e
      PB Kyo Maru #12
- A7 S2 x# x8 N4 e$ cAllied Ships+ \- q' [/ X( \0 b! U: L6 z: M" {
      SS Searaven & W: P  q; h2 s7 l- h* ?
Japanese ground losses:3 B  V3 K1 K7 w; @
      6 casualties reported0 ~3 f, u5 l5 w. N
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
. P4 c* B* M8 g7 k$ a         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
, H) _# o. }6 c8 [1 j; g+ i$ G         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 3 i  Z& G$ ?& L) s
SS Searaven launches 2 torpedoes at AK Sasako Maru: h# |' U3 E' A8 T) f) K" H
Searaven bottoming out ....1 ^2 o* r7 L- W" D, t
PB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...
& Q7 K2 R- D- }6 N& TPB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...: n) E$ G! M( J5 U2 ?
PB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...* I# R+ C4 r; S  L5 K* X
PB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...+ P# w8 [) q. s( `
PB Kyo Maru #12 fails to find sub, continues to search...; }. l% o4 [8 v- ~( D
Escort abandons search for sub & R% t# }7 I! C7 G+ |1 F0 F
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
$ ?; T; S2 G3 X+ ~9 A+ \9 c8 H. UWeather in hex: Thunderstorms 6 R' e( |, s/ X8 t3 C  G9 y  g8 K
Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.( B/ z3 c- _! z" u8 n
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes & ?1 p# @* w$ A; r
Japanese aircraft
* R5 @9 [. p) M2 e+ S* N      G3M2 Nell x 46
4 {9 s* J" G! @      G4M1 Betty x 67
4 c5 j+ l8 c( sAllied aircraft
2 q4 g$ q1 ?2 v* P      no flights . {7 O  ?: y4 s2 z- J
Japanese aircraft losses
) c/ z+ {1 h% I2 }) ?9 K      G3M2 Nell: 21 damaged
) w1 r" [' p, a# d* W: h' s      G3M2 Nell: 4 destroyed by flak
0 L+ `0 l' B! o6 }      G4M1 Betty: 24 damaged
. }3 g. p  J5 S: K$ {# E2 U      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak
! ~& f! ~0 }8 xAllied aircraft losses. H& `$ t0 F0 P  P. [! Y3 O
      Buffalo I: 2 damaged
  e4 L3 W- m9 q7 F2 R2 N; [3 R      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed on ground
0 Z) I. e$ i  F& J* C* N$ U; g      Blenheim IF: 1 damaged
6 ?$ J6 q9 N9 q; A& H1 RAirbase hits 10
0 a& L6 u0 k6 g2 ?( Q" j- WAirbase supply hits 2( ?8 n' R1 |# |) [# u* X( n. h7 N* y
Runway hits 62
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# E" v- A2 k& R/ _9 T+ `/ t% \Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  & F- c; K& B* _
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms 8 a& H1 }5 u: t( |
Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
2 r6 Q) `8 s4 ?5 W4 i. ^8 aEstimated time to target is 14 minutes
. P9 L4 A; {; {$ x# ?2 g" FJapanese aircraft, G! b' t" T# I: |
      A6M2 Zero x 36
% K* t  z  T4 `! k% ], T      G4M1 Betty x 11 # z3 i- o: H4 M1 z4 ^8 {) j
Allied aircraft
* a1 C7 x5 e7 ~; o, f! I      no flights
- U' t: p7 ^# _( A7 CJapanese aircraft losses
% J8 a2 T' k( R. F( z      G4M1 Betty: 4 damaged+ ^: p  L& V/ E+ j7 Z! R, \; Q
      G4M1 Betty: 4 destroyed by flak
8 }4 F- m( q3 r0 m0 uAllied aircraft losses1 ^$ i$ [' C# L  q8 c, q3 {
      Buffalo I: 2 damaged
( I* P! j5 d' O9 V1 H- vRunway hits 2 / p( \  g( B( j0 H  J% [
Aircraft Attacking:
/ F( L* b; L! J. s      11 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet2 ]/ r; O6 e- M( B. m
               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  
, R" D% ~; `, K  A" t6 f) l( |6 ~+ mWeather in hex: Thunderstorms
2 e+ A2 Y1 O% t1 A' sRaid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.' k+ Y  D( f  Y0 G/ F3 t
Estimated time to target is 14 minutes
; |$ Z& l# F  p4 t; P& D3 ~: `Japanese aircraft
/ O( C' q2 Y) O9 ]2 {      G4M1 Betty x 11 7 C/ o3 |; u, D$ l
Japanese aircraft losses
5 _% t4 P+ B& p7 r$ x8 l      G4M1 Betty: 8 damaged! w# F3 m& ?  |" x& g
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak 3 o2 f" d! z6 E
Airbase hits 1
, i& B" f5 v6 F- FRunway hits 11 - o0 [' k5 e8 \/ \& K9 P; z
Aircraft Attacking:
3 P8 s- O* _1 ^0 a8 W" D9 `1 n* g      11 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet: s6 b' T5 T& W* [. P+ m! W2 C
               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb/ l6 [+ E% ^, G& w% d
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6 Y( ~) l- {+ BMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
' I+ n: k5 t  n- A! t/ m% C& {Weather in hex: Thunderstorms 1 `3 [3 M3 ?4 t6 U  ]6 `4 D
Raid detected at 39 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet./ t% z: h9 E# g" F# H& _
Estimated time to target is 11 minutes
4 g' e/ v1 C6 v( A4 HJapanese aircraft( B* j. Q$ Y& v# B6 B
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 23; V; @! s- K: D% B9 H! u
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 18 ! B% J0 b( e  W( j0 r
Allied aircraft
. F  ~7 K& `& x. w6 A8 s/ ^      no flights
- F  C" U4 K" F9 aJapanese aircraft losses  q; X$ i! R, N5 A% ^: p- b( {
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 15 damaged' Z; {# W: E. R7 t) ~/ U
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 2 destroyed by flak
- Y& ^9 [, ~9 {/ M9 @4 w. K$ m+ N      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 8 damaged
) E" l8 _0 o+ N- y: t* ^! j      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 2 destroyed by flak % O% Z5 z0 i$ D. d' c4 Q
Allied aircraft losses- i& U, e) x+ j0 I( R3 U
      Blenheim IF: 1 damaged
$ _4 `  J' {$ ]1 MAirbase hits 1( Y5 }. A  ~+ ^5 Y+ A0 {/ J- c
Airbase supply hits 1
; I) K( {/ C; s/ A8 f5 nRunway hits 1
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  3 e9 D0 u0 R  _& {5 D$ G. b
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms * s) _+ U- q8 u- L
Raid detected at 28 NM, estimated altitude 26,000 feet.
" `! u7 U; t- Y% [0 e% VEstimated time to target is 9 minutes
4 x9 j4 Q) z8 m* S, c# IJapanese aircraft# x* x+ O: S  a3 G; A1 L/ R$ j7 S
      A6M2 Zero x 37
( H: Y& b1 S! A& j, L3 l' x& }! `No Japanese losses5 R6 s- U: k7 r
Aircraft Attacking:
& u: D3 C4 R( R      37 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet *  $ T$ U# ^! T: x# L
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Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Donggala at 69,96 * @- \# l8 w: {, d
Weather in hex: Heavy cloud 3 s: ^, S3 m% V
Raid spotted at 14 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.+ s' l: ~  e1 i$ V9 {. p# P$ I
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes
$ h" v. M* [$ B! r, ZJapanese aircraft+ A1 E* V2 s) v. _
      B5M1 Mabel x 3 , ^# v! G( P9 Y- Y6 [
No Japanese losses
; S3 q4 e/ W% {0 Q$ Z0 C# tAllied Ships
7 Z* Y' s  D3 ~- E      xAP Van Imhoff, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 10, 423 D3 V% b5 ^7 X
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: X1 F& A6 O  u) V+ D4 l
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，
$ C3 F) w' P( T; y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。' i0 l( t7 D$ v+ b, z
日军还占领了延安和长沙附近的湘潭等地
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3 u! X3 }0 V1 y8 u  JNight Naval bombardment of Port Moresby at 98,130 # s! E0 _2 c/ L4 S" }9 t
Japanese Ships4 q2 `9 r/ }+ K
      BB Mutsu
2 ]+ ]1 Q3 Z7 D1 `      CL Kitakami4 Z- F# N% T3 q; Z# }
      CL Katori % E2 r6 N" X/ Q; \4 W1 n4 Z
Allied ground losses:8 U  B0 ~+ q, N
      19 casualties reported
: G- M( I  N5 E         Squads: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
" \" O8 s* V+ N& @6 i6 m4 O         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled9 ~( t# E; o. u' P( {+ F5 L
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
! M) n8 i& G5 j1 n& B% N& D% UAirbase hits 2+ G( r7 [  |1 Z: i+ P
Runway hits 15 g/ j1 f/ O& B2 J
Port supply hits 1
6 Y- L) i+ M  _7 _* g( J8 k, f  n6 zBB Mutsu firing at 1st Australian Division, [. h3 m( v: S  N. G  n; Q
CL Kitakami firing at Port Moresby
+ ?& v* l- g. O$ }0 @% qCL Katori firing at Port Moresby
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" L7 V5 k( I; U$ F% X) SDay Time Surface Combat, near Kuantan at 52,79, Range 19,000 Yards ! Z( n- o1 \$ n0 ~
Japanese Ships$ N) v+ i: O: [6 i
      CA Mikuma( f, v$ l4 a' r7 a2 g/ C4 c
      CL Sendai9 S  w$ r! m' f" g& z& Q- q) m
      DD Inazuma
3 S6 `1 C4 \! Y# g+ n" |      DD Shinonome6 q! `/ _; \0 `7 A
      DD Satsuki
" B5 W9 P6 q% W: @( l  y+ @1 ~Allied Ships/ n, X6 i3 m# O( q
      MTB 74 J# s+ k1 @: m3 A3 {" T7 L7 C- f& U/ K4 d
      MTB 8
3 g( V. x+ o5 J4 y: c* U      MTB 9, Shell hits 1, and is sunk# N* F$ i3 U9 F  z0 Z6 M
      MTB 10: c) o% ^0 X  F& c
      MTB 11+ ^( c* i  u, v/ c" g  v( G9 Y
      MTB 12& q! U; O8 K2 F( Q2 o1 N/ E% K9 o, {
      MTB 26
, t- P1 M  }2 |, F) R, k' N6 c2 F1 p      MTB 27
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Day Time Surface Combat, near Kuantan at 51,79, Range 20,000 Yards 8 F: G+ w0 V1 t
Japanese Ships
3 i1 A% h: w; W2 ?4 H( r      CA Mikuma$ U, j. n8 o" c+ H% H
      CL Sendai
, K8 n: _$ c( n4 E; @6 T      DD Inazuma
' e( a- z  x' d0 F      DD Shinonome
+ ^$ W/ a; q4 s4 t9 T; n( I9 ~      DD Satsuki
' l; Q4 z" L) l% M7 R4 jAllied Ships
3 ^  [1 ]/ p0 f2 Z      MTB 75 b0 l& o" z+ S1 ~/ Q$ {( z1 r
      MTB 87 I. d- u/ F5 n0 j6 _; P$ C7 x! {- B
      MTB 10, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
& h' C2 `3 n3 Y. u  D# H3 u      MTB 11, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
/ u0 C& u' R8 u& M5 |      MTB 12, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
$ {0 r2 }8 U7 |& e" ?$ d1 N      MTB 26, Shell hits 1,  on fire
1 G' H( g$ H  \' q' m: z      MTB 27, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
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9 ~1 I6 q$ _6 y% \Day Time Surface Combat, near Horn Island at 92,128, Range 23,000 Yards
, f9 I4 B9 y6 X/ I" LJapanese Ships
; K& C7 I4 F* r      CV Hiryu
- n. i6 H# t" T5 x; j      CV Soryu
8 Y- a: C' C! F      CV Shokaku. O! o! o- i1 }+ ?/ [1 s
      CV Zuikaku
- j0 z0 c  C! B5 H      BB Hiei& w$ q, d3 h; z6 C# G$ K
      CA Tone+ k) Z+ t2 z; u8 k! W! g
      DD Akigumo* L0 d" }8 H5 u: U) q9 r
      DD Isokaze* W3 r6 D( ]- G4 H& x5 H
      DD Shiranui
9 x9 }$ ?2 A! }" D! ^. A, C      DD Urakaze
7 E5 H& ^; I1 ?      DD Tanikaze
  u, Z6 ?4 s( A) R1 w      DD Arare, i5 h- t, [( c8 _7 b2 d
      DD Kasumi
2 R7 F& _! T! ]6 u% p      DD Akebono1 u3 \+ m, y; Y4 E' K4 z
      DD Sazanami
' E9 [" j- t9 O- xAllied Ships! Y: t3 V; D( s4 x! J
      xAP Zealandia
" Y. [3 e6 r" C6 `Maximum visibility in Clear Conditions: 30,000 yards  g' Q) m" r' e& |, h- e% O
Range closes to 22,000 yards...
* r3 v2 o, z& N. m/ r) L' G/ qRange closes to 21,000 yards...7 m" a3 X1 P8 Q" _8 A+ q0 y
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 21,000 yards
% e8 {- B, v  ~7 R3 T9 n, X8 E. j6 xJapanese TF attempts to evade combat7 M( U! H9 B1 N4 L3 k
Range increases to 26,000 yards...
! {, s4 @4 o  t8 D/ Z# ~Range increases to 30,000 yards...0 I+ A4 o% Z8 P! m* o$ ^" @5 N3 ~
Both Task Forces evade combat
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Tarakan at 67,91 * T9 h' I' W' _
Weather in hex: Partial cloud # k5 ^. Z0 ]. a! g
Raid spotted at 6 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
% `) m# E; I8 C9 aEstimated time to target is 1 minutes
! o8 X" G, j4 |Japanese aircraft7 h. N5 m9 }% g
      B5M1 Mabel x 3
0 T# B- ~; R1 A* `; Y      Ki-27b Nate x 10 - Q# ?4 \" [' u
No Japanese losses
& U4 e( k& {! n* T9 zAllied Ships
+ b; K5 h2 j7 i' p      xAP Camphuys, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
+ M/ h; v* C$ W, d' ~5 |( EAircraft Attacking:* m: e) N7 }; s% G% ~. _
       3 x B5M1 Mabel bombing from 10000 feet! r  s+ c$ v* W6 R/ G
               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb5 N6 h4 Q1 q- V' h* T
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. s/ ?" h$ F0 H# N8 k0 q( oMorning Air attack on TF, near Horn Island at 91,128 5 \1 N2 _5 c& e4 {, d
Weather in hex: Heavy cloud 5 ~4 `: I& M  K5 J. O* Z0 M
Raid spotted at 8 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
( m5 R( _: |" u1 E9 SEstimated time to target is 2 minutes , j# ]0 U# g  B( ]/ p% M8 N
Japanese aircraft
# Y1 ~/ l/ Z& Q  v' r7 Q2 f      A6M2 Zero x 267 j% U( D* C6 T, V& |! o
      D3A1 Val x 15
/ I) {: a1 n" }! O& [' _Japanese aircraft losses3 Y1 U0 M5 N: D& ?7 }1 B
      D3A1 Val: 1 damaged 0 V: D# A* U) o0 r5 z' ]
Allied Ships
0 ]6 e0 a# C' t0 g: Y      xAP Raranga, Bomb hits 8, and is sunk 5 S9 P7 a" f& Z; ~$ J3 `, c
Aircraft Attacking:
* S+ K2 ]! w. Y       7 x D3A1 Val releasing from 2000'
1 p" |  G6 l- m' J9 e* j               Naval Attack:  1 x 250 kg SAP Bomb
3 }. s2 p9 s! j9 H! \. u       8 x D3A1 Val releasing from 1000'
' D/ q: W$ a! M: x  z$ i, P               Naval Attack:  1 x 250 kg SAP Bomb
( C5 k4 I8 K/ J' ?: ~* B  b- T. ZRaranga dead in the water ...
, c' r1 |& i) }- l6 f6 pHeavy smoke from fires obscuring xAP Raranga % Y. S0 f4 L. N0 ~3 B* l9 Q; B
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Horn Island at 92,128
" F" Z% N) n3 L: eWeather in hex: Moderate rain : O, [3 u' G- {2 v
Raid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
0 m  b$ G, q% |- m- Q& x7 ?3 C% oEstimated time to target is 6 minutes $ m: I, q* k- m
Japanese aircraft
5 ?/ ?) L1 T, t$ }# k      A6M2 Zero x 9
( c1 x5 v& b: J1 E; V      B5N2 Kate x 17
! T& t4 T2 P! ]' o5 ]  C9 zNo Japanese losses
7 c& f( y  P+ p2 F) w% O5 l% JAllied Ships
) B6 o% E' Y! @      xAP Zealandia, Bomb hits 8,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
7 W+ V8 s- i' q  I* d4 f( zAircraft Attacking:
. G. E/ x, Y' t" X4 F3 }5 Z  U      17 x B5N2 Kate bombing from 10000 feet2 A: l5 d+ A+ ]  t" N# m: L+ v9 q; w
               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb " `3 C1 E6 M4 k( q2 c
Zealandia dead in the water ...
; [0 H% _6 _+ t% K6 t2 FHeavy smoke from fires obscuring xAP Zealandia+ |$ \, I1 P8 W" ^. L) u
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Ground combat at Siangtan (81,52) / I# l: a$ V! B4 W! v
Japanese Shock attack
; ~, H% d- q8 k- i) z8 D4 y9 iAttacking force 12804 troops, 122 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 436 : I) s; r: \# l$ U+ X
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
5 {; a" j. i/ B2 L% T) t" ]4 i  ]Japanese adjusted assault: 403  ( M; A6 X8 q1 ]5 x% ^
Allied adjusted defense: 1  
- J( |8 L2 z8 D6 MJapanese assault odds: 403 to 1 (fort level 1)  
; t9 |, o7 @; ~  [Japanese forces CAPTURE Siangtan !!! - x% @5 R/ f, D' V. N
Combat modifiers# u% \* [4 [* `8 K/ _
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(-) ; S  I( L, b% t! V
Assaulting units:
6 R) \/ N& j' k' `- c, y    3rd Division
0 {4 h2 I- K" g---------------------------------------------------------- ! J2 ]# ]) K, y! N: X' ]
Ground combat at 82,43 (near Ankang)
4 ^6 v! @' ^9 A6 s, e# S& fJapanese Bombardment attack , s3 S- B8 l$ R1 Z5 W# `& j
Attacking force 24544 troops, 231 guns, 42 vehicles, Assault Value = 1900 ; v" b0 N; u/ a3 f
Defending force 28779 troops, 233 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 556 : f0 t/ e7 {1 {* |( y
Japanese ground losses:
3 N; }( t# P" f# l6 k3 U3 S9 N) P" }) k      17 casualties reported* ]1 {  l! k) A( U
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
" K) P' u2 V4 h         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled+ h5 [/ K3 |% b1 j! L; x2 s& G+ Q1 q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ! ?" w: R4 e4 ]! w3 C6 Q
Allied ground losses:1 w0 t# s) y. o; ?6 I) u. V
      9 casualties reported6 g9 `, T9 e9 @
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled, _1 w' v: s9 Y4 I" w( F0 y
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled9 q4 Z: z4 y: v! f3 b% I' Q, L, A
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
2 ~6 q! c& R4 y% f0 x8 TAssaulting units:- B4 s8 V# t) n4 @9 n0 D! R% U3 U# K
    12th RGC Temp. Division- W; V, E+ a0 D7 o
    34th Division
% m5 ~' G* S* y    5th Tank Regiment% H$ O' d: p: s4 \! U) k3 O( i
    58th Infantry Regiment
" O7 S6 E7 ?) O7 I    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade- n0 n1 |# P' j) t- G- n/ r
    13th Division
9 I2 U7 ]" T3 f    9th Armored Car Co
- g/ Z- r+ V0 m( Y6 p    13th Tank Regiment
' o3 u; `' V) n% ~    19th Division* z- e0 r$ m4 {0 p$ |- }  _$ K; _# l
    3rd Tank Regiment
: B( e. L% r* h6 n1 b" c2 |# H  a( \    18th RGC Temp. Division) p! T& L5 |* P
    10th Mortar Battalion 5 `* V( a2 _$ C4 H. [3 r/ k
Defending units:
% `# R" d* z# M) o    30th Chinese Corps2 V2 b! B3 Q: r2 S0 N
    59th Chinese Corps
. f* V8 [: g! r& I) y( a0 [6 ]! ~! t    55th Chinese Corps
' \2 q' i5 V# G* q* [! {* i    77th Chinese Corps
0 C, ^8 u, i' j3 N7 M    33rd Group Army 1 y( |, _- W+ J- F
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/ q; p4 Z+ r# I# L9 D% d  NGround combat at Hankow (85,50) " {/ y. N2 n4 h+ B
Japanese Deliberate attack
" }) W/ R; {" j0 ^+ \) s! P! _Attacking force 5751 troops, 38 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 258 + p& O8 L$ i! n. H8 F% f0 d
Defending force 1832 troops, 39 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 48
# o5 u* e2 x7 E" ]% K3 C. cJapanese adjusted assault: 205 7 g2 q% W# b' D: ?% z
Allied adjusted defense: 21  
# ~; p1 V. m$ S8 ?& `Japanese assault odds: 9 to 1  
8 F9 r- p' u# L) J$ Q8 W6 @* RCombat modifiers$ C( c9 G' I4 g& }  D3 P: }: ^- s
Defender: terrain(+), leaders(-), preparation(-), morale(-)& g& @* y( p4 {6 M
experience(-)' K/ G7 E) X/ t! k/ q
Attacker:  
. p: n4 v# V: J2 E7 c( p& NJapanese ground losses:
) ?" Y* o0 l3 E      61 casualties reported+ A  z. g& l) R8 z. R  z; h
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 6 disabled+ u6 U( N1 R( N. s5 A) B) v  M
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
: q  s. q. n1 r" o         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 0 i; e- @# n1 K. Q; |: x8 R
Allied ground losses:6 G' {' Q) G; ^# D  ~! w
      721 casualties reported
/ y3 g/ c3 L. g! n         Squads: 30 destroyed, 7 disabled
0 |% |3 B% p  R) r0 C         Non Combat: 20 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ d1 ^, c! H1 Y2 q/ l; V: @, E         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled* ?" c: K2 }; C: N& q# p! H
      Guns lost 11 (4 destroyed, 7 disabled)
, |, B) R3 G9 F' O% U" F* y      Units retreated 1
% B3 ~* Y+ _, Y# a/ `) M, mDefeated Allied Units Retreating! + l% A; E2 R7 N0 v
Assaulting units:
0 @! u3 Q0 }! R8 |3 J    14th Ind.Mixed Brigade; Q7 X+ B; i6 Q/ R
    54th JAAF AF Bn 9 F; F1 N- r$ h  l' k
    Hankow Special Base Force: _/ D! W- b6 E8 F
    22nd AA Regiment9 Y& {. q+ A7 u$ R& U( X  |
    86th JAAF AF Bn  0 n+ _1 w" W* v
Defending units:6 }; E8 K0 A* u) ], N0 F& C
    84th Chinese Corps   l5 C1 i7 I/ g8 Y( ?8 P. c& A5 F
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- k9 k& M5 N/ h9 V6 |& A# p8 jGround combat at Yenan (88,37)
3 a; S% C. H/ n6 c0 d" _Japanese Shock attack
- U* y, J3 A0 F' w! ?* uAttacking force 5742 troops, 38 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 204 + m+ s7 R, w: {* {+ A& a- e
Defending force 816 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 14 + w* v7 ^7 x( Z9 m# V1 F
Japanese adjusted assault: 78  
. p0 m1 i1 y6 m) KAllied adjusted defense: 5  
' T' a7 ]) {) h" R+ t; Z0 I% ZJapanese assault odds: 15 to 1 (fort level 2)  + k8 t1 k& S" k0 T* ]3 \' X
Japanese forces CAPTURE Yenan !!! - }& k+ ~. f$ ~+ i3 X, P+ z
Combat modifiers- b7 N$ Q+ g4 Y+ d. ~$ t3 s
Defender: terrain(+), op mode(-), leaders(+), experience(-)
6 N* V+ [5 m& f( @Attacker: shock(+), leaders(+)
" F% _9 L: A$ h. _( xAllied ground losses:
5 t9 b' b* ^( z) J8 j      471 casualties reported
" r: g, l5 V! W         Squads: 22 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 ^) X( u0 p) e% Z- t         Non Combat: 13 destroyed, 0 disabled
% ?1 c; _& c0 ]$ G8 o5 G         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 0 disabled7 |' o$ ~3 ^0 i5 |* i7 p: r
      Units retreated 1
* k5 \  c4 i" E) ]+ h* }Defeated Allied Units Retreating! 4 v& W4 O- p* M& }* u- v2 n; Y
Assaulting units:1 J) u, M/ X$ {! S6 V
    6th Ind.Mixed Brigade 0 _/ ^5 E' q0 O
Defending units:, T5 B  y+ _: y4 f$ u  v! G
    22nd Chinese Corps

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- t! D- D+ V) d6 Z: `2 H  |* W新加坡 克拉克等地盟军被全面压制，
) G% [0 T. m- A! [, V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0 [0 n2 h9 P5 b$ F2 U) Y
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; x& j9 t" N3 g+ ?9 IASW attack near Soc Trang  at 57,74 8 t; I0 C5 O  V( X  r, Z0 C- }. A
Japanese Ships' k/ O* U! |% _& i8 F
      CA Maya3 }. F0 i8 M$ Y
      DD Akatsuki! h  c5 Q5 Z2 |
      DD Nowaki
0 c% A+ }& }5 r# ?0 F& ]8 G; x! F      DD Yugiri" H* H% D6 n7 z
      DD Ikazuchi
6 j# J( k8 S0 z$ x! p, XAllied Ships
& E/ S/ p9 @, N0 W$ M: w      SS O16, hits 3- D" g9 B4 e" K, ~
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/ _& g3 I# v* I- q) d* z+ WMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
0 {. r4 A0 y5 N% X/ O! RWeather in hex: Partial cloud
/ ]% a6 x1 |8 C4 gRaid detected at 28 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.
0 @( E6 \9 \6 @0 M1 X$ F! m6 s5 N( XEstimated time to target is 9 minutes ! Z+ A3 n6 w2 C( A8 T  q6 W1 a
Japanese aircraft
& H1 n' z, J/ ?5 f+ F1 w      A6M2 Zero x 46
5 V8 `4 {4 L  ONo Japanese losses 5 m+ x7 Y8 b% [$ e  Z
Aircraft Attacking:; ^- h9 Z: K, P3 Z, y$ n
      39 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet * " P1 X& S( [3 F; u
       7 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet + v. v, Y# A+ ]. C; |
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Ground combat at 82,43 (near Ankang) 4 I! r4 I) l; r* D& r/ y1 P
Japanese Bombardment attack   @+ r0 b8 n- A- C$ P+ Y: [
Attacking force 54281 troops, 796 guns, 456 vehicles, Assault Value = 1928
( G8 X6 w$ ^" }+ _9 U  eDefending force 28816 troops, 233 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 565
; T' w0 j+ X) I- j+ G2 _% h+ ZJapanese ground losses:3 ^4 B5 l' X# B; s
      13 casualties reported
( A5 S7 U& t/ V7 o         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled) `5 ~; K( ?% E! h
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled. I& ?' I* ~# T
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ( `5 o6 L! _/ x* T$ u9 P; u! P
Allied ground losses:; E1 K, ]# o: F9 ~  R9 }- g
      292 casualties reported
1 F, A; M" Y; g* {; w0 _# a         Squads: 1 destroyed, 23 disabled) w7 r( S! X" O# O% S
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 9 disabled
( n  e+ _2 J$ Q         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled - ~; a5 {; J0 y- q0 N9 M
Assaulting units:' o! i; f8 ^/ c3 k8 ^8 T  T
    13th Division
) b( k1 ]9 O7 h    5th Tank Regiment
  a, O) ~" c# y: _    3rd Tank Regiment
4 A9 e0 }& ?2 j; |5 B: x    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade. Y7 p$ U% ]7 [" `1 K: S
    9th Armored Car Co . t+ T- z, ]6 n4 }
    34th Division
0 l# U( f8 ^) K: ^3 E0 }; M    12th RGC Temp. Division3 D9 F- y- i" a0 e2 w1 Y# e
    19th Division0 K2 P1 A' u2 a2 }
    13th Tank Regiment
9 C- e; s2 Z% W8 O! j; s3 B    58th Infantry Regiment
5 d) T/ {5 f" S! F    18th RGC Temp. Division- S. M* j3 X) f' z  O. f
    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment3 X. o% L: o8 y1 ^  |
    4th RF Gun Battalion
- x( G) f( j" A/ ~    Botanko Hvy Gun Regiment8 F$ V% T% b+ w. _6 D( g
    6th RF Gun Battalion
' Z/ r2 |& t* v" k    4th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion7 B4 J6 Y3 \  N; I. F8 ^& l- P
    11th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
  {" \; l, \8 E7 Z  o9 @    7th RF Gun Battalion2 v# C! W5 g4 u
    10th Mortar Battalion
/ \0 Z( e7 \* E2 o6 t( W* h    15th Medium Field Artillery Regiment8 Q3 w( f; T3 ~- c; |, I0 `  |6 {9 n7 W
    5th Medium Field Artillery Regiment  b. a9 w1 J9 {9 M3 x: f. J; X
    12th Medium Field Artillery Regiment1 s5 \9 G# p0 o- V3 ^1 m
    3rd Hvy.Artillery Regiment1 K4 ]9 Y% Z0 T# a# d
    7th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
& }4 O& \$ j! v6 e. U# H    2nd Hvy.Artillery Regiment* w$ K3 t8 `- H' M% [
    4th Medium Field Artillery Regiment1 g4 o3 A& M/ F/ \9 k! u! P
    20th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
: L8 t7 ?- G3 s! i" [% x# ^    3rd RF Gun Battalion
; Q3 ?- G9 t7 w( b. ^% X3 x    10th JAAF Base Force
% l& a7 A' _) G( z" w; A' q8 |) TDefending units:4 _# c& b( Z! F/ s9 N
    55th Chinese Corps
+ M4 f  J+ g& U. J    59th Chinese Corps6 T( j" c' |7 v
    30th Chinese Corps
4 _! v, ~/ A+ f+ m# p9 ^0 N    77th Chinese Corps
' I) n$ T9 x4 H9 f0 n    33rd Group Army

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- @  R& `7 ]4 }5 ^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。
- k/ g5 H' k3 w( J- H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。
# h: E0 B5 Q; C2 Z6 n3 y9 {& B当然，损失依然大于日军。。。
. Z" i+ `- U5 [# e日军进入并炮击了克拉克，当地只有1k战力日军，
7 Z& _/ M) W' I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。
' Z. z4 _- i/ \( t: N9 S( W3 I目前不打算对日军采取啥行动。! h  W0 n! B8 T1 @( x0 E
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6 G8 ~$ z. V( G1 o6 t% }$ d) gASW attack near Soc Trang  at 57,74 & M1 S* ?& s. c, `2 x8 Y# A
Japanese Ships; g: Q9 ?' `. o4 ^. N7 \+ A5 k
      BB Ise$ }; s5 q$ \- X+ U0 Y9 g7 `
      DD Yugumo
7 F0 o9 x7 e) M      DD Hatsushima
  z. l6 U# N1 [% a      DD Nenohi
' \7 q4 ^! v5 x8 e* o) |Allied Ships* j3 ?9 s1 t2 O3 n. {  c
      SS Sailfish, hits 2
+ l4 l0 Q( F  e1 t0 h! U( NSS Sailfish launches 2 torpedoes at BB Ise
5 ]/ M+ u% O1 [3 WDD Hatsushima fails to find sub and abandons search9 k, v6 q) |. n  X8 F4 f
DD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...
* P/ r! T$ W' m( ]7 Z+ ]DD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...
+ I6 F1 \, X' o# Q% mDD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...  d. q# Y+ S" o/ s9 ]: p
DD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...
' t" r* o; E1 r) C8 }5 i2 z! iDD Nenohi attacking submerged sub ....
- G- \: S) m2 S! e- u8 K: _Escort abandons search for sub
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ASW attack near Soc Trang  at 58,74
5 [3 ^  B8 W7 @Japanese Ships; \( Q8 ^5 \& Q2 I& a! o
      DD Hatsuharu, H9 R$ ^2 i: f$ w5 r! N
      DD Hatsushima
# B3 P& i# q) e7 O4 v3 u      DD Nenohi " }9 t9 Z5 H7 ?
Allied Ships
* J* X' N( ?7 k, e8 \      SS Snapper * W# b. s$ ?: b0 D- t; b
SS Snapper is sighted by escort$ w- j) ~8 K3 v' F- O) ~' N0 X; L
DD Hatsushima fails to find sub and abandons search
% n! d4 ?; ?& l6 d) z" DDD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...
& D" q# O# A' ~4 Q, OEscort abandons search for sub
( U- F, k% ^& B* @- v# A/ U--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ h4 u' S9 ^, q1 V! V8 l
ASW attack near Soc Trang  at 59,74   n' v6 k# m3 ]) K( G
Japanese Ships
1 Q: n" o! u4 b1 f      DD Hatsushima% [) B* x3 Y/ \+ N7 i
      DD Nenohi
+ p, _7 k7 k8 R; IAllied Ships
# ^4 f* ?1 \, }      SS Seal
' x) @) q. {0 O% @( NSS Seal is sighted by escort
$ h3 |# f9 \  Y+ [4 ?) V3 o  VSeal bottoming out ....
+ p  ^: h5 ]. \" {8 z& R, mDD Hatsushima fails to find sub and abandons search
' @# F, _3 B( q  w6 b. EDD Nenohi fails to find sub, continues to search...
: Y5 r; V$ n- }" |9 R6 L$ VEscort abandons search for sub $ k: y, P/ e9 _% d; Q, Q+ C/ X
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ASW attack near Soc Trang  at 59,74 # z0 C, m7 {, C8 S  H! h
Japanese Ships  ], L/ ^+ ^, _7 {- N  v
      DD Yugumo9 @: ^# o- v8 H0 A" h% u' Y7 u6 \
      DD Hatsushima
1 {# j* O0 |6 x7 |8 d' C; ~& u+ T      DD Nenohi 7 R# [8 y; P. c: u
Allied Ships
& t, G, [* G+ t$ A0 G      SS Seal
1 {0 ~2 X6 Q$ H0 j1 k2 D0 e) qSS Seal launches 2 torpedoes at DD Yugumo
- l( [! O2 d2 ^. I' X  rSeal bottoming out ....6 |+ k9 p9 m2 Z( `; z/ n# q" M
DD Hatsushima fails to find sub, continues to search...
' }/ S9 O& n7 ^DD Nenohi fails to find sub and abandons search
- \  X$ T' F1 h0 [DD Hatsushima fails to find sub, continues to search...
; @2 w, S# B) e8 t; X# u" {DD Hatsushima fails to find sub, continues to search..." }; e7 J7 L* g' u( p9 y' v: M
DD Hatsushima fails to find sub, continues to search...
9 ~" {* J& ?2 m. ?$ m. L5 vDD Hatsushima fails to find sub, continues to search...; n. x  u$ ?3 s' I) D- [# P" o
Escort abandons search for sub0 }. F$ |+ Q$ `' l7 r
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+ j  e; _% U2 C4 e# o, lMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  , t  u" x3 A9 |
Weather in hex: Heavy rain
9 B# T8 q8 a: L$ ?* I# r+ mRaid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 25,000 feet.
. G  c( f+ `8 m! ]2 |4 bEstimated time to target is 13 minutes 5 f  y' d: q- l9 |* O
Japanese aircraft8 D( K; a$ f1 D+ q4 x! D9 d
      A6M2 Zero x 68
- n, G5 p6 J$ Z. DNo Japanese losses
) |$ b2 B) u3 A, jAircraft Attacking:
; O5 R4 ]8 @4 [! q* Z, z      39 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet * 5 J) r" Y! j  B& n7 N7 V
      29 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet* H1 e+ z2 D5 @0 K/ j  h+ ?% l
-------------------------------------------------# v1 g* z8 g) q3 |
Morning Air attack on 55th Chinese Corps, at 82,43 , near Ankang
6 e- k$ E* G; a( H9 ?" G0 M$ w! d$ iWeather in hex: Moderate rain
6 n6 f" h9 x6 d8 dRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
7 [$ {6 Q7 r# o+ y: r5 JEstimated time to target is 6 minutes 0 S! m0 ^8 {! [3 m
Japanese aircraft
) e  o2 u/ t9 ^' Y, s- D' ?$ D      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 27
0 [+ F; x/ a. G, v, c      Ki-30 Ann x 24 4 @, M* L0 g" l
No Japanese losses : C0 M; H% |& k, V* }0 U
Allied ground losses:
' k9 R* n  f0 C7 `      6 casualties reported6 M$ p" Q; a. x* {5 j
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
; P) |% ^2 V- f4 c3 ~" k% g2 Z: o         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled  q2 g1 I: P' h, s. C$ s
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
! e; g9 \4 V! H. i% {3 f9 R9 h------------------------------------------------------
$ [( W/ P# u7 }Ground combat at 82,43 (near Ankang)
- }6 T- r  |2 V1 L# Q3 [Japanese Shock attack
. q& h( R  L7 v8 v/ W" CAttacking force 58267 troops, 808 guns, 864 vehicles, Assault Value = 1928 / w% M( }3 ]# ^. v
Defending force 28638 troops, 233 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 547 5 x- U3 O& z& n
Japanese adjusted assault: 1018  
/ e- H# R% D: l& t9 T( z( P( lAllied adjusted defense: 673  9 K& e( M, R7 j$ \: s6 L8 _
Japanese assault odds: 1 to 1  
) {4 C( l7 [9 d. V- D/ \9 \. dCombat modifiers
. S6 c! J9 [2 x! S6 V% ^! jDefender: terrain(+), experience(-), supply(-)
; X) G  a& ~. r- DAttacker: shock(+) 6 j  U5 y" n5 R' e1 j8 k: s4 m
Japanese ground losses:
+ o6 h7 o3 [3 T2 E      1059 casualties reported
2 [! R5 h$ H/ {         Squads: 3 destroyed, 85 disabled
; n2 |' G* S1 X         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled# B' e% q, ^$ \" H6 R$ ]
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled3 ~  U; c2 |9 d
      Guns lost 7 (1 destroyed, 6 disabled)7 y& d8 \% i$ U: j
      Vehicles lost 18 (3 destroyed, 15 disabled) * A% `6 s( p% L9 w' P& k
Allied ground losses:$ Y* y' Q) C* z: B1 z
      3885 casualties reported* u8 l6 J  Y7 t1 z9 U
         Squads: 68 destroyed, 296 disabled: h& y8 x9 }3 ?; b6 D' m
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 68 disabled4 O7 {! ]4 g3 r8 z
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 27 disabled( S# \: x9 i7 O7 L8 g. Y6 f
      Guns lost 51 (5 destroyed, 46 disabled)
/ x$ f, |) a2 P* tAssaulting units:/ P0 {2 v7 U! k
    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade8 ~- O  `. ?. u& z7 ]+ @
    58th Infantry Regiment
# o# a) l; f- k    3rd Tank Regiment6 i7 x3 v$ G4 D, I+ Q$ q7 p
    12th RGC Temp. Division7 k9 C, u* s- E
    5th Tank Regiment; g( j2 [+ o9 n/ A- o1 R, g% v+ \
    9th Armored Car Co 4 h( k8 ^$ ^4 f. ~8 y
    13th Tank Regiment
' y( _4 M8 L% r! |6 T* u1 {; y    34th Division: _; f+ ]* z0 |0 ]2 a
    19th Division4 ], \) M7 k' G3 T) p
    13th Division
4 K; `) ]+ d/ E    18th RGC Temp. Division" |& t  r7 r: P; u
    7th RF Gun Battalion: A) O( p' q) T! j' A9 Z
    7th Medium Field Artillery Regiment. U: j3 \5 P; d% A
    4th Medium Field Artillery Regiment! z: O  U! H! v0 m, I' ~
    11th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
  p/ |/ b+ g1 I    6th RF Gun Battalion
! q- d1 F9 T4 h/ n' K. [    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment, l7 V$ Z& o* R. F- Z
    3rd Hvy.Artillery Regiment$ }' e9 O; T8 r& M; u& j! }
    5th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
0 k9 `2 U1 i( p& w3 b  B2 D    2nd Hvy.Artillery Regiment6 d" V+ }3 N& M/ O5 O5 x9 R
    12th Medium Field Artillery Regiment% Y2 S  K5 N5 q5 T
    10th Mortar Battalion
7 {( t5 x/ M8 K, {9 @/ T; s    20th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
8 C; J9 @% {( ]$ r% k. @    4th RF Gun Battalion
+ t- k2 T' h; I8 D8 L0 m  d    4th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
9 f' I* F/ X$ k6 t9 F  y( X+ z    15th Medium Field Artillery Regiment; V3 h2 D) d2 o& X5 d
    Botanko Hvy Gun Regiment
1 C8 G' L" Q( k* f; r2 R) H5 `    3rd RF Gun Battalion) U! K3 m- D7 l4 y4 s
    10th JAAF Base Force 7 {, T0 t& Z+ v! _9 ?9 _
Defending units:
2 r2 ^' T; ~) x. z+ m4 u+ e: U    30th Chinese Corps9 J# j4 }/ I% e2 [2 [
    55th Chinese Corps' d* n4 ~0 B: g8 ]
    59th Chinese Corps5 t& V& s, J$ j
    77th Chinese Corps
' x. i0 I) G( P& M3 }* z    33rd Group Army
1 I* T8 X: y, Z- S8 y. y( J# d5 l--------------------------------------------------------
7 o' i* {0 N1 o, ~7 h+ @- _+ L- qGround combat at Liuchow (74,55)
/ G+ L# G5 E! I) H) l% yJapanese Deliberate attack
  N9 Q+ x% O/ d8 C" u- C7 I9 z2 m7 }Attacking force 12767 troops, 104 guns, 42 vehicles, Assault Value = 546
7 B+ B6 `% j. i% e3 `Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
/ S5 ^5 y) d4 f  Z9 W( |9 xJapanese engineers reduce fortifications to 0
: Y8 w. D! S# Q0 a# K- hJapanese adjusted assault: 246  
! d- w4 R& ]4 Q) y5 a+ B6 }$ KAllied adjusted defense: 1  6 \3 w, Z# T# s% `$ p) I- B% |
Japanese assault odds: 246 to 1 (fort level 0)  
% _' K5 v8 P4 a+ lJapanese forces CAPTURE Liuchow !!! 0 k) |) @6 }) V: U' b; y/ n
Combat modifiers
' \2 l  ^  \' x, G( HAttacker:  " l- ]! ^: L* h. E" x- m
Assaulting units:
; r* m1 ]5 I, P, N; G. g' y+ z* Y( i8 l    104th Division
1 y# q4 }: f3 V0 e9 P% w" @. @    3rd Militia Regiment
0 l3 }9 s# z* A    23rd Army
' e& r4 |% {  Q6 J' m' ]7 U---------------------------------------
/ g$ `- X9 W/ ~9 @5 R5 Z5 \, KGround combat at Clark Field (79,76)
+ p' n/ k7 Z; S- SJapanese Bombardment attack
. G7 R8 T# ]* i: oAttacking force 29909 troops, 374 guns, 93 vehicles, Assault Value = 1184 3 p$ k# E' E( t& U+ X
Defending force 60966 troops, 908 guns, 835 vehicles, Assault Value = 2162
9 w9 a( J/ _# kJapanese ground losses:" ]! A, L7 O* N" l3 \* C( @4 w
      266 casualties reported% j8 g* v% q. Q, ~2 t
         Squads: 3 destroyed, 14 disabled
4 ]' I: ~0 |( u$ g0 Q2 L         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled  d% y" a7 T5 [8 w( X$ _
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 2 c+ W  ?. l9 W7 ^1 Y( z
Allied ground losses:
1 Y+ U' Y  T" [      43 casualties reported& S- l- Q* _  F! Z! |/ g
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
4 A2 L( W  p9 Y$ i$ d% J$ ?         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
( U. R8 ^* @( M. F; m, _* r/ ]         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ( }: d! c: n+ p  Y% F! y2 \
Assaulting units:
) G  a/ B# j4 E& F3 G3 Q    9th Infantry Regiment/ b9 k- u( Y. R7 ^& V9 k
    2nd Tank Regiment: j  b. x7 g  K! J$ @
    16th Recon Regiment* X/ n  R, O- K
    47th Infantry Regiment/ U0 @5 \  `5 F9 ]8 f
    Tanaka Det 5 I; i1 E, w. b: W" T
    7th Tank Regiment( C. [  Z- ?. R: u& c
    20th Infantry Regiment
% l, u0 [$ I/ ?    65th Brigade% d4 D% f9 X7 a3 n, _8 ^6 B+ N; W
    Kimura Det 0 d3 M7 u1 P( X
    1st Formosa Inf. Regiment% _; u8 x" w' X8 x& T$ a. i1 q
    48th Recon Regiment
, r9 v& \" Z8 ?1 c) e    Kure 1st SNLF ' s2 X3 D# f) o( I, @* g
    48th Field Artillery Regiment7 i7 q4 z+ M  B
    8th Medium Field Artillery Regiment7 \: f+ ]: r) p5 j
    1st Medium Field Artillery Regiment0 R5 z1 W' U3 C2 l' [
    15th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion  O2 j# j  d, s9 k5 `6 ]
    9th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
; E* D: ?$ v/ I( i    2nd Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion 4 \8 ?; Y7 z2 n" d
Defending units:
5 j( B1 i) P1 P- w8 V  I    1st PA Infantry Division
5 N# S* a+ C2 _9 `* f9 R    91st PA Infantry Division
+ ~$ ~4 _" ~9 [/ v0 R    2nd PA Constabulary Regiment  m' X' S, G: d' p; d# g
    Subic Bay Defenses
! k8 j$ w2 S1 I5 [    1st PA Constabulary Regiment
. C: Q8 Q  F  p7 `( e    41st PA Infantry Division% q3 t& D/ Y% B8 X6 r/ ^5 t0 g" E( F
    192nd Tank Battalion
6 m0 l! a3 m2 t! K9 g  z+ I. t    51st PA Infantry Division
: E4 U+ @2 F& C2 I) }. z    26th PS Cavalry Regiment
3 n7 d9 e" o  g: K4 J& G- d2 T7 j* C    31st Infantry Regiment
0 C; J! S2 `6 Z( L* j/ w! E    57th PS Infantry Regimental Combat Team% J6 Z: p+ a6 ^1 y- X8 B
    45th PS Infantry Regimental Combat Team
5 W5 _4 G% U0 d1 D4 ^: {. s, B    14th PS Engineer Regiment" L. N- G) x! o8 \7 p) X
    31st PA Infantry Division9 D% ^* {0 V  v! i
    11th PA Infantry Division2 H* M; [5 P& `( |+ z, F
    3rd/12th PA Inf Battalion' z1 O4 O0 i: @4 K4 F9 g( g
    4th Marine Regiment" c% S: S) v, G. T& o
    71st PA Infantry Division
3 V6 k/ X3 n; w1 I    21st PA Infantry Division5 }/ j' b% ?" b" U$ l0 r7 X
    194th Tank Battalion1 I& v9 @6 x8 y6 Y) |( w) y
    1st Middlesex Battalion, P6 n9 w- l% h3 R0 J* j# d! H# B, C
    2nd PA Constblry HW Regiment
' z1 Z7 j: \& q' n4 R    Cavite USN Base Force# T8 v- W% L  w
    Manila USAAF Base Force
. ?! d# x3 `7 x4 l7 q+ _    Asiatic Fleet 6 g: i' h  X; R8 N; u! E
    201st PA Construction Battalion3 y  M7 L% n' l% i
    1st USMC AA Battalion6 G& ^1 Q; h' K3 p, T
    Bataan USN Base Force
9 }* j! t" z! T" Y    Far East USAAF
% d6 U' ]" Z7 x" ]- v    Provisional Field Artillery Regiment
" d- ?( K* @1 f9 l% j    301st Construction Battalion
+ }) @6 w9 ]$ Q    1st PI Base Force0 ?+ }8 s& p' L! ?2 l
    II Philippine Corps ) s! j0 g4 H/ C: p) X
    88th PS Field Artillery Regiment
  U3 b& j) G: k2 _8 k& }    USAFFE
* C, j, V! W7 H) }3 Y$ X    803rd Engineer Aviation Battalion+ a, {% z. A, E
    Clark Field USAAF Base Force  O2 N9 [6 |$ s; e$ h
    86th PS Coastal Artillery Battalion
9 v5 Z& \( D8 L* m5 C: Z    I Philippine Corps & A& M9 U! z' L/ q0 I
    PAF Aviation 8 H$ I1 i" Y! ]3 w6 M  q
    200th & 515th Coast AA Regiment
, y- m/ t2 l% K* K    202nd PA Construction Battalion- h5 P3 X+ o8 l! {
    301st PA Field Artillery Regiment

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 13, 42. J5 {3 X. q! C  g& R
日军的反潜越来越给力了。数艘盟军ss受伤。
3 n) I% i" A# G安康附近日军连续突击，国军力战不支退位安康。
0 r( L% B& I$ J5 G6 I# {/ r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。
4 o* ]  X) k1 h4 ?" n----------------------------------------------------------
1 n& d+ s+ B! i( P* J* C+ X& v6 l' bASW attack near Saigon  at 60,73
! y4 r  H1 J, I6 f, O' }Japanese Ships
5 G3 V: f' L. e4 B" J      SC Ch 13 : H6 W3 N' @. T: C
Allied Ships
2 w1 s8 E( W: Z% n3 G      SS Sealion, hits 1; Z! t! B/ q/ x
-------------------------------------------------------' ~1 T" ~* }2 K
ASW attack near Soc Trang  at 60,75
* ~- P, H- W+ m9 b) aJapanese Ships) P( x! j0 C( d% N6 i2 {
      SC Ch 4
$ ?" y- C  _5 A8 O      SC Ch 10
9 C/ S$ h% a# |      SC Ch 6
0 I% @8 {3 H' `2 p; C- f. XAllied Ships
6 p! r! J; S. q, a$ Z      SS S-40, hits 61 n5 Q4 P9 l. w) z  K
-------------------------------------------------
! t+ P! J& w- y& [$ qASW attack near Cam Ranh Bay  at 63,74
, I4 ~3 {3 ~7 ?5 I9 f, b- AJapanese Ships
( G( L* v( e7 H6 L5 T      DMS W-4
# y0 P/ Q- F/ ?      DMS W-3
0 ?; [' ^: C' }" ^2 X, S8 e      DMS W-12& Z* ?2 \( N8 b) X- B2 R
      DMS W-5
2 p- A3 p# s4 zAllied Ships/ {# ~6 ]4 Q3 y8 }5 v# Q& A! I; p6 c
      SS S-36, hits 1
/ B) o! a' k" B8 y8 V---------------------------------------------------------------------
: o, m5 P9 F( H: t. }2 SAmphibious Assault at Manado (75,99)
& V( H- d, O3 x/ ZTF 119 troops unloading over beach at Manado, 75,99
+ N; X! w( l, Y* s& [* t5 LJapanese ground losses:
7 {6 v1 D# o9 b      20 casualties reported. h& t" S  M( H1 _
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled: S0 h9 s4 l  R- N0 k9 f
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
2 w4 c9 D6 C$ P$ `' m         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled & C3 w8 v8 [3 |+ R2 f# A
17 troops of a SNLF Squad lost from landing craft during unload of Maizuru 2nd SNLF # T' q. }: A4 V* p8 D! B. ^
--------------------------------------------------------2 i% {3 Y* o: y2 A  D* L
ASW attack near San Francisco  at 216,74 2 f' M5 N. T7 d8 j
Japanese Ships
! X* K* ?  Z2 e( U# E1 X4 Y) X      SS I-4
* [9 k+ S6 |, ZAllied Ships" j$ U( P0 E/ q  K* d
      AO Bishopdale
; v% W. [; k! i      TK Erling Brovig
. A# T; Y; R1 o. r9 |8 m+ }5 \/ E      TK Belita
. _& |6 i) h6 k1 l" N9 @1 V      xAP Murada
, `) R7 k3 f4 C  ^" x6 P      xAP Katoomba, m2 ^$ s! o4 B- k" K
      xAP Rangatira9 O) n2 x6 y+ p# a" x7 M
      xAP Rangitiki* W4 ?4 l, p! ]2 `3 M. g$ q, H/ L
      xAK Theofano Livanos
" Q  o, m: x3 e      xAK Macedon5 }" {$ b  Q) b% }; @
      xAK Iron King
' n# Y, b5 P: C4 W* S: M9 }      xAK Dilga
/ t, z+ u- ]0 M6 `/ b      xAK Bundaleer& N# c- Y; H$ c0 [1 D" I; x! ?7 T
      xAK Tai Yin, A; N# I& O0 W
      xAK Maetsuycker7 H& d9 @" s% B# q
      xAK Peshawur: X4 U) G* m3 Z9 ^
      xAK Asphalion3 j" W9 T, N  l9 Z( L8 r6 c
      xAK Liberty Glo
8 C) ]* A9 L3 J      xAK Lena Luckenbach2 s2 c9 B  \1 ^9 n0 F: n7 ~$ A
      xAK Steel Age  E8 `4 l% L8 g- P+ J
      xAK Missourian
! v& ]5 U% X3 ^$ n* C- X3 H      PG Moresby, u+ m2 ?! F- A# }/ C" J  i
      PG Warrego
8 c" ^, F9 @8 a( G0 _--------------------------------------------------------
- v2 A' ?' z6 _1 n1 `' L) S7 t3 N4 mASW attack near Kota Bharu  at 51,75 % g) B1 z+ v: i1 v0 f" s" a
Japanese Ships
+ j; w% K; @7 L$ ~1 a! }# J      CA Maya7 A$ x# F/ U* e; ~8 V" |0 q
      DD Nowaki. f  r- y4 Z8 e
      DD Yugiri
! @; L6 R& n: G, N) ]3 {! `      DD Ikazuchi * }9 }+ N& q# O( K% J. |, O6 z
Allied Ships. ?9 H  C$ S( i8 o" g
      SS KXVIII, hits 13,  heavy damage
/ Y6 l6 J/ `' N7 l-------------------------------------------- 7 h3 P7 u  ~6 H9 ?, Q
Ground combat at 82,43 (near Ankang) 4 ~7 C$ q( T* y2 U8 [
Japanese Shock attack
1 C/ M2 n3 g7 T- F) S& s; l9 dAttacking force 56873 troops, 807 guns, 761 vehicles, Assault Value = 1844
( E* |- e6 b  \( q9 B1 {Defending force 25825 troops, 229 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 278
  c( x. A( e& F4 K( b  lJapanese adjusted assault: 1307  8 u( @6 U# V: a, Y4 l  I8 G  @
Allied adjusted defense: 418  ; z& N& d* \4 |& I9 k
Japanese assault odds: 3 to 1  
$ l0 ^* X: U, J& a  i- R' GCombat modifiers6 k& z3 t/ @! S' x2 I3 U
Defender: terrain(+), experience(-), supply(-)
$ \5 w4 o+ o* Q) }1 o9 T. I9 J  TAttacker: shock(+) : _6 S/ X4 |( F9 w7 l% S  s# e
Japanese ground losses:  k- L0 d* a: P$ u2 v) m% b
      493 casualties reported
* B" q" Y8 @6 @. w* w         Squads: 3 destroyed, 51 disabled0 u7 }2 X- T/ ?- H/ R& x
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled
( G/ L9 {- w/ V6 M1 C% r         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled  A$ g; U4 D+ q' S9 }
      Vehicles lost 29 (1 destroyed, 28 disabled)
) @3 `$ b4 _! d7 _Allied ground losses:
5 P9 L$ F& b* ^0 w3 }( E      6577 casualties reported
  W; z2 _! f9 G# m2 S         Squads: 519 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 R8 l) J# N* o8 b         Non Combat: 429 destroyed, 19 disabled
. A4 V* m2 V$ k) X1 `* _# {- V         Engineers: 15 destroyed, 3 disabled
& h1 k6 g* a/ H/ h# s5 d      Guns lost 50 (33 destroyed, 17 disabled)  o) D- p, p6 S- ]! M7 n
      Units retreated 5 - X2 I: h5 F* U, G$ r1 g1 C2 H, g
Defeated Allied Units Retreating! # d- n: C1 a  [4 S. S8 a
Assaulting units:
8 n# O4 k, C3 T1 A    13th Tank Regiment
  L. K# n/ P! P; w    3rd Tank Regiment
( X$ Q+ M" y' W& X; m6 _    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade
" p4 }. s/ o  l4 y8 z. }- p  _: ~" F    58th Infantry Regiment) d/ c: c" F# G
    34th Division
( J2 @+ E. i- S- T/ O0 U$ `/ D    12th RGC Temp. Division& Q. Z) B+ P' O0 P- K, U* g: c
    5th Tank Regiment
; v2 O, H$ F( I. D  ~" m    13th Division
8 |( n! H* f6 Y/ T3 }3 C) C* m$ S    19th Division; z, c2 S! `) V+ f/ \1 C+ j
    9th Armored Car Co . D% y& [( @" |0 a+ k+ f; l
    18th RGC Temp. Division
$ s2 J* j: \5 B1 Z( W: L' H+ {    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
% [6 V) U3 @3 ^# Y7 t  i    7th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
- y4 O8 }3 E; N5 G    12th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
/ x* f2 x. K/ E$ }    15th Medium Field Artillery Regiment/ m' [, x* x1 i) A
    3rd RF Gun Battalion
8 t2 x5 _0 B0 `3 W2 |9 `    5th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
- h9 S4 ~+ w8 o5 T  U" B2 G    4th Medium Field Artillery Regiment1 `' N. j! K3 j1 R/ ?
    10th Mortar Battalion: A; b, ?# Q8 @9 _/ c2 u; t
    4th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion+ R* p4 N* P  I  P. \: G3 ~
    3rd Hvy.Artillery Regiment1 Q! t/ M1 d9 k0 @# |. ^
    2nd Hvy.Artillery Regiment3 _! @- u$ E& v+ C) F* }
    11th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
" D  w" L5 \' \& O    7th RF Gun Battalion( W9 C$ J) v4 M, C
    4th RF Gun Battalion  N- w" Q5 Q* U# H- N. k9 A
    20th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
' J. n& C7 _1 O/ D6 S: u    6th RF Gun Battalion
/ ^- J$ W& c+ e8 {( W# Q  O    Botanko Hvy Gun Regiment
/ R2 i1 i- k3 |+ T1 S! m$ N    10th JAAF Base Force 9 [8 q4 A. ~- v, t
Defending units:) h) Z$ d) O8 B& F' V
    55th Chinese Corps
+ [% z9 K( F& m- C: ?/ U    30th Chinese Corps: I5 P! ?% G& s9 t
    59th Chinese Corps
1 b4 m$ y0 E" H/ E    77th Chinese Corps5 G7 b( v# G6 _1 f
    33rd Group Army
5 V" @0 f2 X$ u& q9 v" \----------------------------------------------
/ g0 ~, H# p" d! yGround combat at Clark Field (79,76) ; g3 v8 ?( f% e& e( R6 t
Japanese Bombardment attack ; P; Q; I( c  i/ d% T2 B
Attacking force 29743 troops, 374 guns, 93 vehicles, Assault Value = 1215 3 W  [+ h, s# I: R+ f+ e6 E$ c
Defending force 62655 troops, 909 guns, 835 vehicles, Assault Value = 2258 ' M5 m. i% p, i) q+ U! Y
Japanese ground losses:3 f2 A. T5 J4 e2 \
      95 casualties reported9 v* F+ l6 T/ A/ ?% Q: T/ L
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 6 disabled
) G$ h6 o9 r; ?5 h* F; i, C. J         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
* Q! u2 |& c' \( u& X# K) J: |. U3 }* c9 ]         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 8 O0 S' D$ X- D$ H' h
Allied ground losses:" K3 a& j$ A0 Q
      4 casualties reported
+ U  B9 H. w. v, Q) Q, e3 u  N- n+ [         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled: X* t* F# E" `5 V' c
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
0 l- |2 \- {2 u' B: V7 y% q. s         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ; q8 k0 P# Z/ B& ?
Assaulting units:/ m, J: H- b! u
    Kanno Det
2 ?3 K( d* J" p) i# D* [# D( j    Tanaka Det # K) n3 P5 C  g+ x
    47th Infantry Regiment1 z, }4 V% C+ ^
    7th Tank Regiment
: x- M. l+ H/ k6 g3 z# s' ^    1st Formosa Inf. Regiment
% O$ t$ @9 ~* T& X3 P( y    Kimura Det
+ ~/ ^6 c) ]: N1 \0 a# d( S+ @    9th Infantry Regiment
3 D% H9 u6 [; A( A6 D* N( J  H% z    20th Infantry Regiment& c' T9 I! z5 ^; V9 {) G* {
    65th Brigade/ ^( T" R* s8 I! o
    2nd Tank Regiment
% v# [  J7 I2 w    48th Recon Regiment& K% ]7 Y$ H& O8 S, l
    16th Recon Regiment
  S3 J2 q7 U' k1 D6 k    Kure 1st SNLF
: {9 f: {" U+ ]# H    9th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
4 B0 D; h3 |7 ?4 M( u' Z/ f    1st Medium Field Artillery Regiment
7 ]5 W8 i& d" K    48th Field Artillery Regiment: A+ w! x- b; @. L" `6 ]
    8th Medium Field Artillery Regiment; s7 G% r4 Z. U, r1 C1 s3 S& f
    15th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion: i) I9 g" X; G0 K  v
    2nd Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion 6 l3 A7 H" L  z
Defending units:+ u% H' K3 q# [1 i, A1 O; C
    91st PA Infantry Division* D1 ?' F1 q8 i& n" S% M" I: u
    21st PA Infantry Division' p- ~1 D' ~: X5 m' _
    41st PA Infantry Division! t8 F! {' J! f' i' x
    4th PA Constabulary Regiment6 e% |! M3 d% G. x/ a* H' a5 g0 o
    71st PA Infantry Division4 o# ^% ^4 _: B! q5 O
    2nd PA Constabulary Regiment) E1 n* E$ D1 i1 n
    26th PS Cavalry Regiment
  b' [8 ?) p. R1 _; Z( d  t1 T    1st PA Constabulary Regiment
2 I. \  z* B( J) k4 X    31st PA Infantry Division
# w6 o8 V5 U% e. e. w: j    194th Tank Battalion1 M4 ~- [% L$ e
    51st PA Infantry Division
$ P1 F( V( z4 q    192nd Tank Battalion
$ r2 \) e- C; a) t5 F    45th PS Infantry Regimental Combat Team9 l: w3 @1 C8 i% X+ z
    Subic Bay Defenses
" t: o0 G1 K, j$ Q. K* k    31st Infantry Regiment
) d# v: ]9 j9 R( S% {  g    1st Middlesex Battalion. U+ ]$ ?! x1 T- j
    1st PA Infantry Division
; }, L2 B0 ~* Y6 t6 V1 G4 y    14th PS Engineer Regiment
$ @# \+ T1 z6 T% t2 Z  Q4 F# n1 m' K1 ]    11th PA Infantry Division3 ~3 ~* g. u! C: I% {2 k6 V
    3rd/12th PA Inf Battalion
/ ]$ J: I6 `8 c3 L    57th PS Infantry Regimental Combat Team
0 p& t, N0 ]$ w$ ^) S    4th Marine Regiment
3 X. D9 o/ {9 N: _# C    2nd PA Constblry HW Regiment
% V9 `7 v$ r1 s. C    803rd Engineer Aviation Battalion
* P0 K0 t' V, ~( W' ]1 `/ B    Provisional Field Artillery Regiment
3 P, j5 {5 a$ Z- k" T$ l    202nd PA Construction Battalion3 u# \; f0 |' u! u0 Y1 h/ h4 ?
    Asiatic Fleet
! N' u* y( [  V    88th PS Field Artillery Regiment
' C$ O7 {( T) m% F0 A    USAFFE - Y! ?, T  a/ `) R7 z# o% `% t/ A0 T
    II Philippine Corps . s+ O8 u1 I: X6 m9 o  I
    201st PA Construction Battalion
! A- K3 T+ o3 A1 a2 v    Cavite USN Base Force
5 o+ `! w7 ~" a* S) B    1st USMC AA Battalion
% ~( L( M! i2 r9 F5 M7 e    PAF Aviation / t' X% `! ^+ {2 y. K( ~
    Clark Field USAAF Base Force
- V' t$ g( Z9 H    I Philippine Corps
2 J  o8 n- P; v3 e: K    1st PI Base Force) l% m0 I5 K) ~8 l
    301st Construction Battalion9 g' U' D: h! ^# M8 v
    86th PS Coastal Artillery Battalion. E$ A3 G6 d9 a% B% q
    Manila USAAF Base Force* {% \0 b/ x6 _9 j' b7 k  x
    Far East USAAF
$ U$ z- C: O7 O% N- C    Bataan USN Base Force
" n: k$ o4 I4 N: Q/ @  S    200th & 515th Coast AA Regiment
( u6 f8 N, @( H9 q5 v    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。7 {0 Q" ~7 A6 O" t$ Y6 r
godkiller 发表于 2014-10-24 17:43

' n7 e; ~% ?. }# S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
% D; u* L- [& C) E5 K, C! d日军在亚洲各地乱扔炸弹，盟军只好躲在坑里数炸弹玩了
. w7 f3 t# j. Y8 k# r当天日军开始进攻万鸦老，菲律宾的后路即将被彻底切断。。
5 b6 t- |% K3 K5 G% n' X------------------------------------------------------------------
' @% D9 I' a& P  U' l/ KMorning Air attack on 77th Chinese Corps, at 82,42 (Ankang)
# u# R- d; }5 B( ^/ V8 L+ [$ cWeather in hex: Light rain 3 W. R! ^, O5 O! }3 i. N1 |8 L4 d8 o
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
( l0 V$ E& @" Y1 y( q  pEstimated time to target is 5 minutes
) S- M5 F6 `4 j4 iJapanese aircraft
  ~! x* R/ p9 h      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 18. `: Z( C. {. u4 }( \+ a
      Ki-27b Nate x 11
) E1 i) s, t$ k! R      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 14 0 |- p6 v- g; w! ~. o9 L* }( S- E
No Japanese losses ( P4 l4 D+ E: S" S/ J" h
Allied ground losses:* m* D( `: `( n8 O4 q
      5 casualties reported
8 n0 K7 P# _* o$ j% ]         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
& k( B! M" \' M" [         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled& v. @/ ^3 s' s' {7 J
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
# U/ S5 }, r( R* T* k---------------------------------------------
! E+ Y  ?# g' I$ {Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  ) J0 a2 z" \2 G7 i' O& Z4 z
Weather in hex: Severe storms 6 M5 B3 T0 x; i/ U$ p
Raid detected at 71 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.5 K9 F. I' ~. m( s
Estimated time to target is 22 minutes & R4 J( ?8 s9 ?' Q  ]  k
Japanese aircraft7 x$ @5 L6 v7 t! j: U  h! W- s
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 3' Z3 ^& f* Y8 L& Z
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 24
+ G6 N9 v2 D5 ^Japanese aircraft losses
) p( T. G# d0 E6 z6 L  U) W      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 3 damaged
& L7 @7 t7 p+ X8 x# ~Runway hits 10
' S7 Z6 N( D' E. Q- ?- e----------------------------------------------------------
: Q& W: ?; f* C$ ~9 g" hMorning Air attack on Tarakan , at 67,91  * [  s2 Y6 T  e& J. v% C. V
Weather in hex: Severe storms " ?( ^& C/ H5 D! {) i
Raid spotted at 15 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
) O! E  l" b) R5 xEstimated time to target is 4 minutes
: ]7 r  L5 |: l7 eJapanese aircraft. `' f0 _+ |2 |% y* ?
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 6 - |  [, Q, A& S
Japanese aircraft losses! d5 G' F; E" W0 [( ]" R  x
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak
2 ?: S% E1 y7 K% u/ _/ A" L4 yAircraft Attacking:- {. p6 |1 a9 M; g1 @% s+ {3 S  V; G
       6 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet *
9 n0 D! Y% k7 b% v3 W               Port Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb7 H8 Z: z5 J7 u2 [: Y! t
--------------------------------------------------, S2 y9 i$ b1 v) x9 x- ^# {/ Y. D7 S
Morning Air attack on Manado Base Force, at 75,99 (Manado)
& t; t2 ~; B- d6 o: {; G2 yWeather in hex: Severe storms
* w$ N$ d  q$ Y7 o$ hRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
& ?+ L1 A$ L0 r  B" i6 {$ s+ pEstimated time to target is 6 minutes
( V/ S8 i8 E* E* n0 W- MJapanese aircraft
3 j# |0 j. d4 E# q6 k0 Z      G4M1 Betty x 14 # J4 B9 m- L" B6 o- k' N; a/ L
No Japanese losses   N; X3 N8 F* J& [+ o9 F
Aircraft Attacking:, m, R7 s7 ]+ M, c9 I( m, s
      10 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
6 l: D0 k/ d) S' m: k) g' z# F               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb) Z, _( l6 N( o0 _/ M
       4 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet( @% i* U( L! y
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
- T* Q  b% x) p5 T7 M! I! gAlso attacking Manado Garrison Battalion ...8 k( q, }  ]; S, c
Also attacking Manado Base Force ... & I# v6 N; |' B7 w$ Q; B+ P* q
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Afternoon Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  + |9 u) O) ]& `1 W9 P6 g
Weather in hex: Moderate rain
1 K2 F7 e. N+ V$ Z* S3 zRaid detected at 80 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.2 D3 V! H) c) _0 W
Estimated time to target is 23 minutes
8 y& J1 X0 w2 e* j9 G5 SJapanese aircraft: ^# J  o- O! a1 ?0 X! X( A
      Ki-30 Ann x 40 + w& A# E7 [: ?% r9 \: E
No Japanese losses
2 |8 }8 R2 i9 z8 B5 GAirbase hits 1
& ~5 s# w+ \' Y* z! K  JRunway hits 7
3 z7 `6 V" t0 C% _+ m: z& M! KAircraft Attacking:. }7 u6 Z$ z( q- s$ L1 {6 Z. {
      21 x Ki-30 Ann bombing from 6000 feet
2 ^* U2 v! Q) A. o8 c( b               Airfield Attack:  1 x 250 kg GP Bomb
( K% Y! f  p# U3 Y+ Z1 S8 q      19 x Ki-30 Ann bombing from 6000 feet0 Z# `$ R% G& q+ f4 j# t6 k$ S
               Airfield Attack:  1 x 250 kg GP Bomb
: {: @, a; V9 Z( ]3 }2 E5 F----------------------------------------------------------" p/ k6 a  L2 B$ H  I) J3 Z9 B, S
ASW attack near Kota Bharu  at 51,75
" ^7 m" [. S( _- t; x9 MJapanese Ships
" g) e  ?9 i  t! L      CA Maya" ]$ T% Q$ a) F, @1 {2 G9 r3 j
      DD Minazuki8 [9 X& ^' o4 A' ~0 _. r, {
      DD Nowaki
; R/ Y1 x& o/ ^1 ]; l8 o      DD Yugiri+ @' [9 R5 U% G* @, f; ^; D
      DD Ikazuchi 7 A5 z& Q- B; f* {1 ?3 }
Allied Ships
: e  C5 v1 ~6 L% S      SS KXIII. S  ?9 p) r8 c3 ]
----------------------------------------------- ) Y0 E0 `' z2 s, p7 {) H4 q
Ground combat at Manado (75,99)
; u! o' r) B; X) R% PJapanese Deliberate attack 3 B( n2 F5 C3 w9 o& Z1 J% l) p
Attacking force 1487 troops, 19 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 59
; K' l& D* {1 BDefending force 1184 troops, 2 guns, 4 vehicles, Assault Value = 52
% k7 C/ n4 ~! H& x& mJapanese adjusted assault: 23  
0 Q$ c- u7 A6 W0 e6 ~; tAllied adjusted defense: 29  - K* a, @9 o2 s5 p  _; G  E
Japanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 1)  
8 w' a- m) O1 ICombat modifiers, k0 x6 M/ ]# _! r2 t
Defender: terrain(+), fatigue(-), morale(-), experience(-)$ Y0 w* ~0 ~! C! h3 [" u% B; l# d
Attacker: leaders(-) & P2 _! d, x9 t
Allied ground losses:
3 q, C1 d9 r# f0 {- e, _# v1 S      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled) 3 L6 d( [# l: ]$ g8 Y$ @
Assaulting units:0 `6 P% j8 u9 J" J6 S
    Maizuru 2nd SNLF   e2 {, l, G$ x. m- U5 L& a
Defending units:
" @( H, T; q; }9 I3 x# w( @$ ]3 |    Manado Garrison Battalion
6 c7 V7 ~) ^  T% w% y    Manado Base Force * Z+ o; n) X( I1 B2 U
-------------------------------------------------------------------) ~" y: k: T" {, w  M& L# s
Ground combat at Beaufort (66,87) + v2 O0 p2 k! I6 m, v* I8 E. z$ \3 u
Japanese Deliberate attack
/ R/ J) @0 {9 m) y7 YAttacking force 1468 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 61 ! R- r" ?* ~( O7 C
Defending force 248 troops, 3 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1
9 z/ P$ a* K; l' |9 p- R) {Japanese adjusted assault: 26  $ w& q. e0 B' z: u. j
Allied adjusted defense: 4  
) _7 O0 e9 a$ R7 Q" @* v$ HJapanese assault odds: 6 to 1 (fort level 0)  * b: S+ Q* F+ z' h! f: r" g/ e- @, I
Japanese forces CAPTURE Beaufort !!! 1 A6 X% ]2 o' f, M, C7 ]& G
Combat modifiers
7 C8 m( G' B- bDefender: terrain(+), leaders(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
5 S2 V6 f. R' H$ vAttacker: leaders(-) 7 G$ j( Q' H' D5 ]
Allied ground losses:
% u) i  g4 }5 S- }1 N! O5 _$ n' u      67 casualties reported2 l* g( u/ t, w- \3 W2 h# |
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 s* o4 y: C9 h! J3 ^5 S2 y9 Y         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 1 disabled; I2 y9 i. Z' ]) Y1 i1 f5 c
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
2 I! A9 W- |0 V: J$ R0 J- Y( b      Units retreated 1' `! V/ s% s; {, s1 `7 L
Defeated Allied Units Retreating! ! ~( q! X) o/ z( {
Assaulting units:
. [" I; Y  ~0 N4 ^# \* e0 Z' A7 T    16th Naval Guard Unit / e7 f5 N& |4 S% g( x; H0 }+ X
Defending units:  ~' z: e# Z7 ]6 m# z/ {  Q
    107th RN Base Force

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+ ^, [0 r. t9 k: v4 a6 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
  C% m1 N9 e4 ]: D% x      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。
* ~/ H' ]5 F7 N7 ]  J) S) z4 I      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。。。
5 M* t* Z" F% C- b      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 : I. H6 H! b# v1 \
     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？？3 o0 k, ~: m% ]( r) P
9 J' D9 c+ R- s. ]
       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，
3 n) a6 u# x& f9 \/ ?7 q' T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, 420 l0 T: N( C8 ~* H5 O
又一艘ss不幸遭殃，日军的sc都开始发飙了。。。。
0 c4 A$ x! u$ Z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
1 l6 E4 o2 b' U7 F; D  ?. U/ X0 ~! O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! A3 @  P! }! Y/ T* J: ~5 R
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。 8 d* b9 f5 r/ ~/ e; x! _7 g
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, |8 ~: z1 s1 G6 I( Z# MASW attack near Saigon  at 61,74 : v1 o2 N: _  |
Japanese Ships
- ?, G* x5 d) y& `7 S      SC Ch 2
, ~+ n$ X  r; c/ }% l% P      SC Ch 134 o/ T* X6 z0 t. k: q
      SC Ch 3
; C  h' Y1 z. t& o. @  CAllied Ships5 a4 j+ T% I& r# p7 `2 L; r' `' ?
      SS S-41, hits 7,  heavy damage
8 M+ w6 u; G4 F) [SS S-41 is sighted by escort; k. u5 X, K3 q1 w( `( J4 f
SC Ch 13 fails to find sub and abandons search
# E( e* @6 h# f, u+ \  xSC Ch 3 fails to find sub, continues to search...
+ B: _1 T4 K  F4 `$ \SC Ch 3 attacking submerged sub ....
  Q% `* K, o8 f0 R" g# N$ S# _1 k5 |! ZDebris floats to surface in area of attack!$ m# C: r( E# X1 Q- C" b
Escort abandons search for sub 8 ~4 x+ a! _7 v% i( N
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Submarine attack near Yokohama/Yokosuka  at 114,62
' }; m. ^. F  ]' A! k; nJapanese Ships% P3 m5 j6 l1 I- k9 l2 v
      xAKL Uragami Maru, Shell hits 48,  heavy fires,  heavy damage 2 p( ^& A( H% B$ I/ a' ~2 G
Allied Ships
/ L$ P8 w" C7 J$ J0 s& O0 K6 Y      SS Trout/ x, s, \+ W; J4 D- s" h, t9 c- I5 N
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Morning Air attack on 13th Chinese Corps, at 82,42 (Ankang) , o- x# {" J0 J
Weather in hex: Heavy rain ( b; T' T! Y+ L9 |1 i+ A
Raid spotted at 35 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.( _5 c- [$ M* n7 D- _- b
Estimated time to target is 11 minutes
0 @4 j6 s$ r6 _, o) d9 jJapanese aircraft
) J& H+ j& M8 \  X* K, l      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 89 d  e  B% N7 O* Y7 I5 p& n, M  k
      Ki-27b Nate x 24
5 F$ K1 {! h! j$ s8 Y/ c8 s; L      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 3
- \, }3 ?9 L1 h      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 11 2 u8 A$ i- ?7 i0 f! s
Allied aircraft8 q; m7 R. w7 m/ D
      I-15-III x 12
5 y2 s- B% y. T      Hawk 75M x 3 & U3 Y# d0 ^% B2 f9 _3 v: s' Y  _
Japanese aircraft losses
; f# _  ?. N( V: }* c1 U      Ki-21-Ic Sally: 1 destroyed
; ?, q3 i. B( }# m      Ki-27b Nate: 1 destroyed- K5 ^4 t+ L. W8 H7 a( G& H
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 3 damaged 5 |. R* l, {/ x& ?
No Allied losses 0 V& ?6 `. J# u
Allied ground losses:
9 u& L7 Z4 b0 F- h$ I& E- ?  c      10 casualties reported
( S  `) x8 S4 D% i, v9 W; T7 ?         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
  t; W. U" D3 {         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled: j/ b7 |' Z( x; i! b: G/ y8 Y
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, W% A; a& k* i& {6 k8 Q7 u9 p-----------------------------------------------------------* a8 M4 r2 u: ]$ m9 N& }
Afternoon Air attack on Port Moresby , at 98,130    m; U. D0 S- V* e
Weather in hex: Moderate rain : U  Q7 g( D8 Y1 B3 H1 ^8 K9 I, ]2 _$ |
Raid spotted at 14 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.6 R3 U4 J" _% m6 d9 _7 Y
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes
- N7 j. B- Y( W' C7 s+ e5 y( ?1 ^Japanese aircraft
  M& @" J" `& c0 w5 Q2 B      A6M2 Zero x 5
) `, f( h# P+ D/ |) INo Japanese losses $ `& T9 g4 o$ D, W+ x8 r$ S
Aircraft Attacking:
' \: O! k2 W1 k       5 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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' b5 o  M' a' i1 |+ q+ lAfternoon Air attack on Port Moresby , at 98,130  
, j4 L. \2 [, L6 v# m: SWeather in hex: Moderate rain
! }) E0 ^6 ]' t: FRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.% X% |3 P" M, f1 j9 J" Z
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes - m; r- G8 o4 w( V
Japanese aircraft
3 G) V; E  ]6 c0 T8 x8 j. N      A6M2 Zero x 5 + m2 n0 B+ M5 c3 K' Y
No Japanese losses 0 |6 _3 S: V5 K* s* Y) f2 g
Aircraft Attacking:
, j8 b/ p6 C3 I2 }3 P0 T/ C. o       5 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
3 e6 Z/ y& i: P+ s4 ?----------------------------
' n+ W, w3 s$ r7 u5 B' LGround combat at Malacca (49,81)
' w6 T$ g: l' i& pJapanese Deliberate attack ; H7 g2 M# R/ j5 u/ i
Attacking force 1025 troops, 4 guns, 42 vehicles, Assault Value = 206 2 W/ m( d2 ?$ l) D
Defending force 55 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1
$ F$ v7 j1 e2 h# l3 ]  U, nJapanese adjusted assault: 20  
- J+ s- p! T: N! \: A4 j+ i2 v) y5 }0 bAllied adjusted defense: 1  
2 R4 W4 a  e3 C9 a' W$ n9 TJapanese assault odds: 20 to 1 (fort level 0)  
8 ~+ d) L" x) q: b7 i6 `/ OJapanese forces CAPTURE Malacca !!!
/ }. x2 z7 r2 P$ J, T* GCombat modifiers7 P- w5 Y1 `" t( |9 U4 C
Defender: op mode(-), leaders(+), preparation(-), morale(-)
: y6 n% h* r0 C3 Q( _: k2 |6 l/ ?* O experience(-)
5 o/ W! s8 E6 a( wAttacker:  - s( G5 |% _# i
Allied ground losses:
! W4 C$ K, s7 r) _0 I5 {, b      30 casualties reported/ p1 }6 z1 j" ]" U
         Squads: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled
  ^7 ?% H+ X% }4 y7 p8 @( D" ^         Non Combat: 6 destroyed, 0 disabled, x1 ]: \) [  a0 b2 l
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
% M4 z# z* d. G0 Z$ c: p      Units destroyed 1 & A' s, ?; q8 x, ]# t. m& c
Assaulting units:
" E0 q! p9 ~( L/ _9 M- D    56th Infantry Regiment
  ]  N  e# g4 d1 ]- @    56th Recon Regiment0 G1 _" v6 V$ q5 u1 Z, q
    II./143rd Infantry Battalion ( d% e% P% Q9 V0 N
Defending units:
8 M. a: E" ^) z, Q4 _  V  Q    1st Hyderabad Battalion

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- ], C* }! R+ M, j3 V/ Q/ n  X$ 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，+ V+ u( o2 j! E; J- P$ n6 R7 ~0 \2 k
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。& n3 @+ m& y( u! Z( K. ]
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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，
$ T- m9 ~! g$ d; Y; H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。。0 c0 v$ N7 W' U6 c# w* H
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ASW attack near Kota Bharu  at 51,75
0 V- u# p& E+ B' N& kJapanese Ships8 }6 l4 L! Z" l' e# O+ ]) l6 n* ^  M
      DD Akatsuki
0 H2 {2 c% y  k      DD Minazuki
! `" V: O3 j* y1 B  n7 x' ?7 N      DD Nowaki
2 d7 S% q- S" w5 P% L5 J- ?# ?      DD Yugiri 5 [. Z1 d0 k7 _
Allied Ships: z8 M# Y5 E0 a, ]  Q8 S* W
      SS KXIII, hits 3
; A  K6 i2 `8 F9 w--------------------------------------------------------& V  x! v( J& O7 J& q
Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  ' G% C" f! f' w7 U. D6 r
Weather in hex: Light rain , ^- J, d& o8 r# u! A
Raid detected at 12 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.
- s1 V# h3 y0 r& vEstimated time to target is 3 minutes $ ?2 L) I, Z+ G0 h8 }
Japanese aircraft
. i2 i( H4 e0 q% U+ m9 }      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 24 1 {, N( I/ p4 l5 }1 V; R( e
No Japanese losses . X6 T" m1 B+ ^% j
Aircraft Attacking:' s' `3 q/ F, J  N
      24 x Ki-43-Ic Oscar sweeping at 20000 feet) I5 i! T# V* ^+ E
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& V2 o2 L. W2 Z' |, \6 CMorning Air attack on Port Moresby , at 98,130  ' [3 m: h$ S; |" T' v9 B! E
Weather in hex: Light cloud
; S, z9 M8 q( G: pRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 24,000 feet.- w4 e& J: \, o4 Q+ p) L2 h. ?
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
8 k  U, ~8 i3 Y6 QJapanese aircraft, _6 Z2 |1 B: s$ l! \( C/ [
      A6M2 Zero x 15 - K4 H5 C  R6 ^& t* B
No Japanese losses
+ R" p& }" O, vAircraft Attacking:
# t2 [0 H/ {( k5 S- U6 p       6 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
1 e! \' ]! Z0 V% l- M( Z' p       3 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet9 {- X( ~5 \& H3 r  d
       3 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet$ T+ ?; h  J/ S
       3 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
" B  ~" p, J7 H/ I5 D/ _--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
7 ?. ^9 F( l" p1 |- p4 dMorning Air attack on 82nd Chinese Corps, at 82,42 (Ankang)
. r8 I) B  w+ m- z/ J$ [3 O  RWeather in hex: Overcast
2 b+ l6 g7 }: y$ YRaid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
- L) f- D+ Y0 `# |8 jEstimated time to target is 12 minutes
6 i$ V; f6 p: t4 y* n( NJapanese aircraft
9 ^! l) o- H/ G  Q  D      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 13
% ~! \% C7 `# \5 a      Ki-27b Nate x 10
4 h  F6 J: y7 u; [' T9 `3 S      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 14
. A* a2 R7 @; f- f      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 28
& y, F! U( x. U& m2 j; k6 z0 d3 uAllied aircraft* N% w: s+ W* C/ E6 p; j
      I-15-III x 106 g' [3 t& ?' u# ~( G) F2 }
      Hawk 75M x 1
  w! S& R6 L; y- iJapanese aircraft losses0 a; L7 Y& O! ]3 {' k/ e
      Ki-21-Ic Sally: 1 damaged. C; Z+ v; I- J" o8 r" I& j: s
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 damaged ( {5 |3 S$ A) z0 F, ?
No Allied losses
/ [! x& X1 J" I6 {. \; c; OAllied ground losses:# R% h# n! ~' y
      31 casualties reported( W7 O3 a4 k- a8 o
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
. `, F) w3 `& h3 K0 p         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
' q+ d2 H& E0 U6 C$ X         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled7 D& I# I/ N- L/ G
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0 |: z* |! H0 q3 }  CGround combat at Hollandia (93,116)
8 }. X  u( X  hJapanese Deliberate attack
- ~% u; I1 u3 ~3 r1 VAttacking force 747 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 33
: K  n9 N6 O+ L' H0 e4 p$ {Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0 # `4 Q. C! T$ m6 ~
Japanese adjusted assault: 33  
0 s7 L& u3 d% ]- T, m; u3 t+ eAllied adjusted defense: 1  0 S6 q/ r/ s( ]/ h4 r1 y
Japanese assault odds: 33 to 1 (fort level 1)  
% c% j1 j( R3 g0 [% R$ P  zJapanese forces CAPTURE Hollandia !!! 4 h! ^/ L! c9 P) J: w& p
Combat modifiers( u  z- u( H, f. t& Y& E
Attacker:  " P) y- M8 y' e
Assaulting units:# r" K0 I8 F  D. H" K( r3 z5 [
    53rd Naval Guard Unit

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" P; ?& ^- O) }日军在克拉克，拉包尔，万鸦老，安康等地狂轰滥炸，
7 X6 ^' C, ~( N' o各地盟军只能忍气吞声，低头躲炸弹。
4 X0 k2 [: t8 n1 @& [" C8 O7 O( v) a0 I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，
4 T4 _/ H( `  I2 p( |- ?% [/ a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。
4 M6 E' D  E5 U------------------------------------------------------------------------# K9 M0 V% w6 O
Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
9 {1 A' n0 E: v3 b9 f2 P  j. v: nWeather in hex: Heavy rain
- P. b9 M' o- U* m& xRaid detected at 34 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.9 Y8 h- a+ s& G5 N5 c% |8 q
Estimated time to target is 10 minutes
7 N6 r5 w+ l+ w9 N8 @8 ^5 OJapanese aircraft
5 Z% q4 t0 P- I/ I      Ki-27b Nate x 27 2 Z+ w8 l2 L8 M
No Japanese losses
( Z5 T' k7 t+ x- p: h  Z$ v9 pAircraft Attacking:# e% [% u' ^1 A2 s# `7 Q0 c7 `
      27 x Ki-27b Nate sweeping at 20000 feet *  ( S: l2 w8 ], n7 l) h' d
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5 @& r! j$ N/ b; U& XMorning Air attack on Lark Battalion, at 106,126 , near Rabaul
9 g0 A5 ?& d3 r  g& DWeather in hex: Heavy cloud 2 Y) R- M0 }' I8 u8 k' V
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.9 p) m1 z/ W" E: q9 i
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes
3 u4 d$ B+ n% G4 ?: I1 l. GJapanese aircraft  i2 e3 u. }! Y" ]4 _% F5 p
      G3M2 Nell x 18
) R) y; r+ Z2 a) a3 p- o      G4M1 Betty x 34
) w3 r7 u6 V4 l/ L! m4 ?$ Q1 H  pJapanese aircraft losses
6 X& ^4 g+ ^8 p- @. ~( B      G4M1 Betty: 1 damaged
3 k4 ]0 V) x# a+ D; w  V: W% J1 }Allied ground losses:
6 v( D  L( k' A+ [& [      26 casualties reported* \5 Y9 W4 E5 W# P6 a3 N
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
% U6 C- O+ N$ ^/ j& b0 _: N         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled3 Q; Z0 X- Y2 q9 d4 G6 X7 Q, B
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ ~3 B( `+ S0 U' V---------------------------------------------------) [8 D/ @" l( i$ O' Z- n/ G* R
Morning Air attack on 36th Chinese Corps, at 82,42 (Ankang) 4 u+ {1 o9 `0 ~" c
Weather in hex: Heavy rain
) p- Z; p5 _  O; tRaid spotted at 39 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
8 J, t% I5 Y7 z+ B7 z( _9 g* y2 gEstimated time to target is 12 minutes * B: h' h7 v4 ?+ r7 s0 |
Japanese aircraft. H* i8 G; N! w
      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 5
6 T; M! S! c; Q, v9 R% M* U2 a      Ki-27b Nate x 3+ Z5 ~) w" X0 K8 [+ ^; v  g
      Ki-30 Ann x 183 J2 R3 `- b! h1 r8 F4 ^# \% Q6 I
      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 8
9 V2 g  J2 q6 L% ?      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 12 # R5 A1 m& P: \' E$ V2 o4 B
Allied aircraft
1 `( I$ a( I% f1 f! A5 C, ~5 Q* O      I-15-III x 4$ q3 N% q9 U6 w6 ]' I. _
      Hawk 75M x 15 t0 k1 q; x6 P; ?" u7 G
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Morning Air attack on Tarakan , at 67,91  ; U! |+ G/ h! `
Weather in hex: Severe storms 9 w: M+ A6 w" U" v. S7 k) H
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
; C% k: o$ A& v  IEstimated time to target is 5 minutes
. C8 `; m( |( E. ]( M( o. eJapanese aircraft
1 ]  @4 y! w2 F+ t( ]0 ~      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 7 : _) d$ _* T9 `! L/ z4 n! O
No Japanese losses / R% J' H( x. _8 ~; W7 m
Aircraft Attacking:
+ g% F2 k1 r$ Y       7 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet * & q/ A8 p0 V6 m- c/ J; e5 O
               Port Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb
: \1 p- ^; |$ b# Q----------------------------------------------9 ?+ w3 U- O/ v+ p5 e* ^
Morning Air attack on Manado Garrison Battalion, at 75,99 (Manado)   x5 v/ E3 ]# Z' ~7 m/ d
Weather in hex: Overcast * q. k# B$ d4 Y2 j0 |" s
Raid spotted at 11 NM, estimated altitude 6,000 feet.
& q/ G# W9 o2 I% a& X. yEstimated time to target is 3 minutes
" k3 ]: N, j$ Y  Y$ \- |2 dJapanese aircraft3 ^( g! a; S9 P& i- m: T
      G4M1 Betty x 16
% E, u0 G7 Q+ z) B( JNo Japanese losses
6 q6 }8 O! V5 g% |+ oAllied ground losses:
; U2 V) }' r8 @' S      14 casualties reported; o7 I* |# p$ U, p$ s8 O' G
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
1 _9 A' t( h+ u0 _1 S/ k         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled( b* e1 H* x# ~/ N& p
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled # a7 F# p! [6 M+ p: E- z
Aircraft Attacking:
* m: u4 c) n) G      16 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
" n9 ?. {5 Q4 h- c5 r- |0 N. e               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb9 p/ d$ U. Y1 G4 _  M# ]3 b9 [2 n
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Ground combat at Kweilin (76,54) * v& _. @& U' E; q5 J, ?
Japanese Deliberate attack $ d+ I- I( n1 ^  S' |
Attacking force 12767 troops, 104 guns, 42 vehicles, Assault Value = 465
& T& i( o& g7 y  `" H1 Z& B0 CDefending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0 4 D. n8 i" ?" C& r! h# T$ n* S
Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 0
7 ~( n: V+ L4 eJapanese adjusted assault: 487 9 `3 `/ v/ z4 z6 Q' r" p% ~
Allied adjusted defense: 1  9 s+ r7 R0 J3 X# j: D3 B, B
Japanese assault odds: 487 to 1 (fort level 0)  4 J9 z- j9 Y+ l, i6 e: ?
Japanese forces CAPTURE Kweilin !!!
+ X0 |. w8 {0 }- N+ i2 Q; [9 [+ I% i4 M; PCombat modifiers: J' h. \9 z: d9 j% b, d3 o
Attacker:  ( @9 q/ f! X- D/ Q0 Z2 x
Assaulting units:9 V/ O4 V% u  E% t+ X! `
    104th Division8 r( [) Z+ f5 O' B9 P
    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 ...
8 _5 \* `" }9 {/ hlala23159 发表于 2014-10-29 09:33

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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。
0 i" \$ X1 w! p/ R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
4 x* t( a& K. T$ \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，
( H$ ~. I4 j4 h如果能轻易战胜德国，当然更好，问题是：有吗？？+ S, o: l3 I. Q1 @) a+ l) o

+ D- z; a( g$ O; Y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。
: w% ^, H, f. k. \# H, i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？
  |+ u. _6 S/ \2 N( }7 S, 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，
1 q2 t8 ?# k7 A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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! {$ P2 L% ]; o0 {AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 18, 42
4 u/ u0 Z/ y# ^9 `当天双方ss都很活跃，结果却都被揍了，
; ^3 Q5 }; I0 n8 R) D$ K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. m! l. e# S& G/ E6 ~( E2 D- }' n* J, f
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，
3 i6 A7 g4 D. y/ p2 R: C750+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，
. F9 s- E  O$ G, G, G3 }7 a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，
/ j/ h6 _4 h- r" ~9 Z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。7 d. T) e. o4 Q# }' `
同时，日军占领万鸦老机场，菲律宾进一步被孤立。。。% ~2 t+ R7 O' T# _" o% P! u# L
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Sub attack near Balikpapan  at 66,98
. ~' z/ U* r) Y7 ^Japanese Ships0 H; b+ a0 z* @! P0 X
      SS I-155, hits 2 - k- F3 f* C/ a  `' \
Allied Ships
7 a  L* m- J5 G4 l      CL Java8 L/ g$ Q# h  t4 M& q5 f" f8 t; O
      DD Evertsen, s4 b: Y" D/ |. X8 j
      DD Witte de With
$ |, v0 e% [& H      DD Kortenaer
9 W5 G5 ]  J8 D9 q: Q' i----------------------------------------------------
) C& V: S% e* U9 T9 t- uASW attack near San Luis Obispo  at 220,75 + g1 {1 i" q+ X0 W
Japanese Ships  f# M  y: o7 E  w
      SS I-3 ( h5 e3 z6 j# U+ {* j6 ?' c
Allied Ships" N# n: L( K/ T+ p
      DD King5 B; [. J$ k6 V$ ^$ {, \' `1 O
      DD Sands
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# i2 C0 [0 j' S$ @8 E* A5 yASW attack near Kota Bharu  at 51,75
, F. `6 r7 e  Y& UJapanese Ships
6 E8 A# s; s% _5 B- M: U9 x3 Q( l      DD Minazuki
  h) P. I; Z/ S7 G: \0 ?& g      DD Nowaki5 A4 W, R! _0 [1 L" i' q# J
      DD Yugiri
; ]& P, R7 L* R      DD Akatsuki * i5 _1 n/ L( V  l8 R: Z. G
Allied Ships
0 o5 j- ?$ [) U: Y' e0 p      SS KXIII, hits 5
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" e# O6 ^4 x. B" X  H* F5 y8 iMorning Air attack on 59th Chinese Corps, at 82,42 (Ankang) 2 E7 b0 P2 h8 `% q& ?4 v4 i
Weather in hex: Overcast 7 M; R  J  ^+ \- V5 d
Raid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.7 |; o, P$ ~' T8 w+ u9 V# _
Estimated time to target is 11 minutes # {$ }3 [/ [; [2 x
Japanese aircraft
* K# S( k0 }5 s( u      Ki-27b Nate x 17
* B/ b/ A/ O+ t      Ki-30 Ann x 21  Y' u, s, R& `3 J' o. B
      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 15 ; @7 q7 N% g: s
Japanese aircraft losses+ W, J  K6 ~, h, e- t  U
      Ki-30 Ann: 1 damaged & V1 p0 `' ]' G+ s0 Y6 y5 r
Aircraft Attacking:# @* x3 y; f1 H* ^) g. V" \& b9 _! Z
      21 x Ki-30 Ann bombing from 6000 feet *   ^' o* i! c3 H" O" b
               Ground Attack:  1 x 100 kg GP Bomb. n9 r2 z. I, ?6 Q+ |1 V
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1 X* D( P) U" NGround combat at Ankang (82,42)
# b7 I9 h" ^3 c/ |3 j: {) p  {Japanese Shock attack
- H; x+ {) h  ^Attacking force 57597 troops, 807 guns, 864 vehicles, Assault Value = 1855
2 G9 @4 U( B* n5 ?: `1 \+ J+ eDefending force 141791 troops, 966 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 3849 : r4 E5 O* s0 n. {9 I1 ]/ \
Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 2 , M; T5 f9 D# K3 q& b- M
Japanese adjusted assault: 530  % ^" P% G4 l5 w3 P7 e1 s
Allied adjusted defense: 9145  ( J8 p; h3 W! \4 V; g- }
Japanese assault odds: 1 to 17 (fort level 2)  
5 R+ X# F! _0 c% Q  a8 g4 kCombat modifiers' }' s9 c8 }5 h" _& T) K% d$ Q
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), experience(-)( x* O3 l" ^$ {6 J# ?
Attacker: shock(+) - U* y* M* M0 \+ E/ L
Japanese ground losses:
0 D: J8 I; L) |  W$ A% M. X5 m      7760 casualties reported8 K* Y0 J- O5 {' p( l* }; P' \% j+ e
         Squads: 172 destroyed, 580 disabled
5 d' s. g3 T( w) E5 _  F         Non Combat: 20 destroyed, 60 disabled
7 s8 r7 a9 a# W& }7 i6 d         Engineers: 8 destroyed, 40 disabled
/ ?+ G' Y. g( [' ~1 _  p      Guns lost 78 (18 destroyed, 60 disabled)
9 [% V- \1 C; u( {4 A4 V      Vehicles lost 82 (3 destroyed, 79 disabled)
7 |3 V9 W9 w$ zAllied ground losses:' a* l0 w$ p" ?. t
      1462 casualties reported
& v% L. D$ p& W5 u7 Y2 B         Squads: 4 destroyed, 119 disabled1 P; v* c& N  `. A- a( Z2 ?
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 40 disabled1 D  C$ ~% P: o5 O  }. c8 U& s
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 25 disabled
/ t" ^# w& L' C- ?Assaulting units:3 s4 O+ ]3 p  c  e: }: S" X
    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade
- n6 p" k2 J9 f9 @% ]    12th RGC Temp. Division5 H# O. k1 @5 g" n6 Q4 v
    58th Infantry Regiment) m) `: G# D* O/ t) e% H7 k
    34th Division
0 \0 A0 P+ N+ u( ~. R    19th Division
" |$ r. Q: F; M6 |; \+ i    13th Tank Regiment
) q: P9 q! ]  A! w3 M# W    9th Armored Car Co
* g' x( r, C4 J    13th Division
8 Z7 x& ], O! d( R; A2 x9 ~    3rd Tank Regiment
. A, H$ \" N/ s4 l% S    5th Tank Regiment7 m% R4 t' I! q" c
    18th RGC Temp. Division
6 @! h" \9 ?4 C0 s    11th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
# ^3 Z0 p/ w6 p1 h    10th Mortar Battalion! o' b* N* g9 ^
    7th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
  U3 u& ]8 I. X' q    7th RF Gun Battalion
9 j5 Z2 L5 ^9 U9 E5 H    Botanko Hvy Gun Regiment! T3 Z: @4 Z: I9 `3 ]1 D
    3rd RF Gun Battalion3 o. O, }" Y8 }+ X
    5th Medium Field Artillery Regiment( `' P$ C8 k) O! i' T4 U0 v: B+ \- K
    2nd Hvy.Artillery Regiment
4 Z# [& L8 ?0 ~# ]2 S4 r$ o( j* P    20th Medium Field Artillery Regiment9 D. S5 S; e, p$ P
    4th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
4 G+ d) R& j+ E8 k% |4 e' m    4th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
1 v: k3 F( ~& d4 E8 W9 @4 |    6th RF Gun Battalion
" O  g! s* e- r: ^8 n4 @' ^    4th RF Gun Battalion# D  o2 A! h! h$ @7 o1 F0 B
    15th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
, W* J% T0 f8 g5 S. }$ P* l    4th Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion+ H4 ^2 \8 D4 C1 l2 v: d
    3rd Hvy.Artillery Regiment
# h, v8 J5 |7 t; y    12th Medium Field Artillery Regiment" i2 f4 U- J3 G+ X8 P: C2 }
    10th JAAF Base Force
5 V+ D6 P7 y  y  Y% u4 S/ k/ GDefending units:2 D( i1 f. k3 M! x" p: t6 S+ P
    77th Chinese Corps) X) n4 ?  i+ l
    41st Chinese Corps
$ d& z( O2 b' P6 z- p1 `5 [/ c    1st Construction Regiment: C" A! J# f9 n7 z4 i; l8 b
    7th New Chinese Corps3 A5 ~( D2 G1 j* D8 q
    42nd Chinese Corps: f$ I) Q3 ^5 s8 p- e
    3rd Construction Regiment
$ K& E4 H8 R; l& F7 c    34th Seperate Brigade; P% ^1 I* J; o9 F9 B
    38th Chinese Corps
% N7 j) m2 q2 N- h' x    51st Chinese Corps
" n$ Q/ u* r4 `+ M    15th Chinese Corps
* F: {/ M- @* t+ B2 ]& P    7th Construction Regiment
' X9 ^( h- k1 M4 T    43rd Chinese Corps+ E) m+ E6 p% T( i+ H; N- C1 v
    96th Chinese Corps
9 D) X6 I9 P  X7 A4 Q5 m    98th Chinese Corps( o4 f& P* c. M$ r0 ^
    8th Route Army 4 N& z" @3 `, ?4 K9 H& Z& O, {
    2nd Chinese Cavalry Corps- M5 O7 D# U) y& C
    39th Chinese Corps  Y' m# s6 d& ?$ G0 B5 d1 }
    36th Chinese Corps
0 V& @' v& K2 @" ?7 I7 |" s8 k    95th Chinese Corps0 b6 i/ Q  n8 {/ \( E9 A7 t
    82nd Chinese Corps
* ]4 f! O4 S& i8 u$ N9 ~    2nd Construction Regiment0 F) R: @9 ~4 S4 P2 q. ~! K0 ~
    4th Chinese Cavalry Corps
1 ?* h+ J0 }$ K    8th New Chinese Corps& I( s9 Y) V" E" M' \
    47th Chinese Corps
# ]3 z3 B. {, e4 b  P; a$ J( @& u% c    55th Chinese Corps
1 X& a# l& D" x% o, o& i6 \( |, d4 \    5th New Chinese Corps
4 E" I7 o+ X8 }6 Z5 N' W0 ]    12th Chinese Corps
8 g2 Q: @4 _$ V, U+ d) F4 [    59th Chinese Corps9 N' X" w8 ?+ Q: Z& t6 r# g
    13th Chinese Corps; n  e$ D- v. w5 D) r
    30th Chinese Corps
/ D% Y& k# a- C1 B  K, R* K# u0 U3 u    17th Chinese Corps2 V1 g( f$ n3 z! l
    4th Construction Regiment) p! p, R1 V4 h0 d
    34th Group Army
6 E' k- U# w7 J1 K: C0 B    33rd Group Army
& h% ^( O! c" h, M- n    31st Group Army
6 \' Y4 N5 l6 `2 T: ?9 ^! t    4th Chinese Base Force* N1 Y8 J* \1 u3 w
    4th Group Army
! y) k/ j5 @; e% g    2nd Group Army7 o  Y+ j/ h. [
    8th Group Army
4 m7 ^4 H+ c" o, m; C, m    Jingcha War Area 5 D' m3 E8 b  M+ c
    3rd Group Army# p6 {2 O5 p5 O, X- j/ }( R" F" q8 f
    14th Group Army. H7 H; c/ _0 g, f' {* c$ S
    8th War Area
2 t+ h5 j3 Z& o$ B5 l9 b$ ?    15th Group Army
0 F' [5 x) ], P8 U7 y+ S! o    36th Group Army
5 t% p+ p( c7 ~    Red Chinese Army( a, A; n7 U7 B# O
    22nd Group Army+ \  B) e: }2 q4 x+ t
    5th War Area
/ ?4 h% K2 z& t& K' `    12th Chinese Base Force 8 {7 K! E9 k( \" `* G
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Ground combat at Manado (75,99) 9 t3 Q. p6 k' q1 A- v' ^
Japanese Deliberate attack
+ @  H( C5 Y* x! r: s+ OAttacking force 2992 troops, 38 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 122
! [+ i8 W2 }+ tDefending force 1136 troops, 0 guns, 3 vehicles, Assault Value = 44 # a# }! q* o1 L1 J
Japanese adjusted assault: 40  
) w5 i; S2 n/ V+ X! BAllied adjusted defense: 9  
' X3 I# l$ ]; U5 _/ V; EJapanese assault odds: 4 to 1 (fort level 1)  
6 T% W# E: f5 q7 p, i; O1 o2 O3 YJapanese forces CAPTURE Manado !!! & R1 R3 G3 [( B  u
Combat modifiers; j  ^" F; ]8 Z2 [8 g/ o. R
Defender: terrain(+), experience(-)- z0 _( D/ y) a9 v- B
Attacker:  
2 ~9 j: `; U* g  v6 Y9 SJapanese ground losses:8 F' p9 L" ]. j6 V* W8 _
      23 casualties reported
# m% D; }4 o9 |: z% j& K9 `" S         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
0 p4 s0 \$ z* a7 s- e         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled' E. H5 R# ]7 d' t5 @+ t# m
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
7 m  t$ A7 @8 y. ?Allied ground losses:
- k3 s# P7 @; U4 K3 g7 n* y      488 casualties reported
7 E5 b% t' A( R* s' [# R! W         Squads: 21 destroyed, 4 disabled
4 E/ K! t  U8 A         Non Combat: 14 destroyed, 5 disabled/ ^: ]( ]# x+ `1 x: S! J* g
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
2 V$ h8 Q( C% P: s. J$ B      Vehicles lost 3 (3 destroyed, 0 disabled)  b( l  b* ]  n) r, N2 S+ I
      Units retreated 1
' x5 i3 w/ m, P0 wDefeated Allied Units Retreating! - p9 m' v' {9 t+ u: Y
Assaulting units:
! k8 ]1 a/ z$ r2 v; S6 M0 J    Maizuru 2nd SNLF4 L7 d9 p& R( S( P7 e3 S
    Kure 2nd SNLF  " L$ I5 P& P7 a# C, l
Defending units:
! \! w! P2 I2 G- ?, r    Manado Garrison Battalion

zer0

山地地形不进行侦查即突击，往往有这种惊喜
9 _7 b0 V$ M5 ^6 q% T2 J: Uwangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-29 20:45

+ }+ V# q2 U& W( ]* @* D, e菜花有点大意，以为国军还是几天前被击溃的那3只部队，( j, Z; B5 U- S0 N0 p6 B% o
没想到国军已经增援了近4k战力。