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很好，可以Tj了( b, j" p/ r4 j5 N. _
冷情人 发表于 2014-10-5 17:56

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中文版就被你说暂停了，你又来这招。。。。。
! q" ]$ h6 z* _, D, S: N* u就不能盼我好啊。。。。。

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6 ^! f& z; W1 ~" yAFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 15, 41
8 V+ n& M# Z% L* R) d: a58在附近没有找到mini踪影，倒是找到了上来进行自杀攻击的bb编队，" d  b# U- o/ t$ D
地面出现了10-20架舰载机的损失，可能有一艘（龙骧？）沉没，
+ o2 u0 x, z% h2 n# H% w但是未听到舰只沉没时特有的下水声音。。。。。, k; Q! J8 E. t3 u
2个受伤的cve，cvl可能采取了单舰逃跑的方式，$ M6 r2 C1 Y0 w& t3 R4 z
单舰就算离对方2-3格也很可能侦查不到（bug？）
/ ?: i4 X8 \* J而未受伤的cs和cve可能全速跑往kb或塞班方向，58对冲锋的bb自杀编队进行打击，
' s  J# W" d4 P7 W  w由于kb一个加速后消失，估计现在离58只有30-18=12格左右。58不能再呆了。- u4 X0 a+ O+ a$ s2 o
在白天58完成对bb编队的打击后，倒是听到了2-3个下水声音。) W5 r; [7 o& |. q- E6 f3 c% k  K
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盟军在南洋的ss受到一定损失，而克拉克和新加坡再次被扫到吐血。
7 p9 n+ {( _: F& n9 ^荷兰空军对金刚兄弟进行例行投弹，金刚兄弟也很配合的在躲炸弹，5 ^& f4 W7 O2 F$ T
双方的配合已经很默契了，比赛在一片祥和中结束，未发生伤亡。
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' P' h0 I, T# M( j1 L在金刚兄弟的掩护下，日军占领米里。9 u' V- u: E  h' B6 b# k# `
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Sub attack near Soc Trang  at 60,74 & D- b2 B5 [& h& C9 ^
Japanese Ships
5 s' @9 x& B0 X      SC Ch 7  Y3 {1 T# C7 D& ~- g9 m+ T/ I
      AK Sasako Maru
# U" K; [4 A0 s9 F) I+ z      xAK Awajisan Maru
+ B0 u! ~; a8 x9 k7 T' n; u      xAK Ayatosan Maru# v5 z+ {6 g6 w9 v1 z% B0 H
      SC Ch 9
7 Z: E. D  L$ C3 {3 w  a      DMS W-3( m: ]1 P$ m) O; ~4 D5 }: V
      DMS W-2
; E5 m+ A) N! D; r      PB Tatsumiya Maru
+ V' r% c7 R8 Q& z- N" ~4 DAllied Ships
6 Y" m: i4 c4 u# h+ I      SS Permit, hits 9, and is sunk  
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ASW attack near Kota Bharu  at 51,75 1 ]; {0 \9 G8 E  `9 A3 F* k
Japanese Ships
% h. t5 W: S$ s' u; x  T9 \: M      DD Nowaki # A/ r% w4 n. }* X7 l
Allied Ships
( D& a. ^$ \: k2 {8 U! n4 A      SS KVIII, hits 3,  heavy damage
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  G2 b$ b, B: X4 ?1 XMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
1 n# d  j  a$ Y* y9 ~; HWeather in hex: Overcast
. v# |5 S6 k! Z6 {Raid detected at 15 NM, estimated altitude 21,000 feet.8 Q, W! K9 G8 e, x
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes
3 U( l$ {: s3 j1 C! jJapanese aircraft+ }$ U' H- z) h! V2 U
      A6M2 Zero x 30
$ T1 k2 M/ R. `Allied aircraft0 V% E- Y% A1 n8 Z* I
      P-26A x 2
4 l+ k& ~+ f; b) G2 n9 s8 |, j      P-35A x 42 u9 b. b/ G* H9 Y
      P-40B Warhawk x 5* t& U( @7 f- \/ x
      P-40E Warhawk x 13
. F% M3 |3 n7 @) [0 z0 @, [Japanese aircraft losses
2 k! Z0 I' d, Q0 m" t/ C& U4 ]- X/ ]      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed
' G. M; j6 _; OAllied aircraft losses
, J, N# f9 I: ~( w      P-35A: 1 destroyed. A0 ]9 L& e, i2 |2 d
      P-40B Warhawk: 1 destroyed
* J% N* G" g: |9 u      P-40E Warhawk: 5 destroyed
3 d$ |( e1 k$ B# x* R+ e8 j# iAircraft Attacking:
  q. M; m: M3 a7 Y9 B' ?" I" W! \      16 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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3 `, n, h) t+ A' k" m5 B3 m2 H: |Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  ) ~. U8 Q7 [# i! B  }# C
Weather in hex: Overcast
) w7 _5 `4 R% T, d0 x# r3 }6 WRaid detected at 46 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.
& o6 [' S$ G1 N3 T8 {; MEstimated time to target is 15 minutes . L7 I9 V0 g3 a2 ^  {8 S
Japanese aircraft6 X: c* [' u! I: ^5 m- v
      A6M2 Zero x 9
8 N9 ]2 |4 p1 i7 |- k5 ?& UAllied aircraft
. x) w6 F' `! y6 |1 r6 ~3 X) T3 B      P-40E Warhawk x 3
( ~" Z6 C. f# \7 f' b% M0 L1 pNo Japanese losses
! l% ?; W1 E2 ?- ]- fAllied aircraft losses* p; e/ ~. I6 X% l! Z& i5 O+ N5 y
      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed
# B2 j# D0 s: s0 M" cAircraft Attacking:) i6 g! e; T8 Y- d9 s
       8 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  , Q3 q2 k3 N8 p% N0 n* V
Weather in hex: Overcast
3 T- b6 U9 d) `1 r% JRaid detected at 52 NM, estimated altitude 25,000 feet.
* }- a' u1 l1 R' OEstimated time to target is 17 minutes
+ g5 l% @/ s/ qJapanese aircraft* X; n! a$ Z: X4 Q
      A6M2 Zero x 36 9 F' D! Z4 M$ e! f7 n
No Japanese losses
  g# x: [& v4 P; CAircraft Attacking:
9 a9 o5 Q: U- I5 r; _6 ?5 p! h0 M      36 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet# H, w; F+ g2 u8 l8 r
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$ Z0 g0 d/ b. r# C0 \- EMorning Air attack on 20th Chinese Corps, at 83,52 , near Changsha
( `# \9 m! j" D2 E. n) [0 NWeather in hex: Moderate rain - T3 R! B$ G) f  m
Raid spotted at 29 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.5 `2 y! I- U1 `& f5 z
Estimated time to target is 8 minutes
; e3 O6 F" o' G9 f3 V" k1 YJapanese aircraft
1 ]$ I6 L& D2 ^; S/ m- r% W! C      Ki-27b Nate x 11  e) S) s; W  G1 U6 z6 n9 K8 v
      Ki-30 Ann x 9 ; [1 c% R8 T9 U5 ~( h& ^- b
Allied aircraft3 J+ Z# K( \0 [6 h* h# b% m; e7 `
      I-15-III x 3
$ M& G" n" m; W, J      Hawk 75M x 2
( K  c  Q0 y; B! @5 J5 eJapanese aircraft losses& s9 S8 Y. e: b5 o
      Ki-27b Nate: 1 destroyed
4 r# F; k; ]5 cNo Allied losses % _$ \' a" r, C- D! ^& }# i0 c
Aircraft Attacking:
& X# g4 g; ~$ G# n       9 x Ki-30 Ann bombing from 6000 feet) c, x+ Y; T7 T9 V1 E0 u
               Ground Attack:  1 x 250 kg GP Bomb
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. I) x2 ~" v7 }: t# o4 k, oMorning Air attack on TF, near Miri at 64,87
6 r" N- W2 z. B6 B( ~9 z( T5 }Weather in hex: Light cloud
) r( C; c- Q. c% QRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
/ A1 ]  A) J1 O: W9 N" xEstimated time to target is 7 minutes
% ?; T( l: r2 Q% C& m2 E, X4 @3 ^Allied aircraft
# M9 j, d3 N9 C* S. y      139WH-3 x 268 B! U# y! a4 S- j4 A5 l
      Hudson I x 8
9 S8 `- c9 O2 A- V) n& pAllied aircraft losses
1 Q' j8 a: z% c3 p0 n8 z, v      139WH-3: 1 damaged
& f! x3 I$ v9 H9 X1 H+ }Japanese Ships) k" C; K( I% H' }- a; E3 ]
      BB Haruna& I& t5 ~! i! G+ L8 g5 i8 p
      BB Kongo
: G, |) C/ O' @- D      DD Oshio" a/ F1 A; X+ U4 a% {
      CA Atago: w. ]! [) e$ Z- q
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5 m  k/ ~* e# a( x5 H6 _Morning Air attack on TF, near Miri at 64,87
" C# ?0 d/ J3 k* X# G/ c# CWeather in hex: Light cloud + B1 Q& B" }& v
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.6 [' k9 P2 E) Y/ ?
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
! ^# u5 l/ J7 L5 W  OAllied aircraft" s% {0 k2 t: t( ~) Q& S+ n; D, e) F
      B-339D x 5, \$ \& A& e: f8 t
      Hudson I x 3
# I; Q, N3 c' \; x0 b2 @No Allied losses
0 o6 J' Z* C% S6 U( p, FJapanese Ships# y) l5 U! a2 d  j2 z# g3 N( y2 D
      BB Kongo
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
1 Z- ]( g* U3 m. Y) p) f+ @Weather in hex: Overcast
5 x1 R- J; g- g% c9 b/ hRaid detected at 39 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.
2 ~+ Y" x7 s$ ?1 e4 @2 [7 P9 HEstimated time to target is 12 minutes
3 g3 Q! y' `: d7 `: ]$ ^Japanese aircraft
' W2 d- A& s7 C* p0 \3 }      A6M2 Zero x 30 9 G9 V: @9 S4 [/ I
Allied aircraft2 \2 D3 C, \  H' z3 Q
      Buffalo I x 1
" I& l1 C# ?- V1 V' v" [+ zNo Japanese losses
; L8 X& r( d$ P* T8 KAllied aircraft losses7 }- o) @+ i7 t: [8 e
      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed
: F# C# l# I) @' a" o0 s/ @5 GAircraft Attacking:5 v; d+ j5 v  m4 B$ U
      30 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet$ O+ U* j8 `4 X& O9 U# U1 f
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Iwo-jima at 103,77 ! @! `: w6 x* Z; |  ~* R) O
Weather in hex: Light rain
# K6 Z2 I6 P, U; f) cRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
1 J1 O* @- v% ^1 S" Z0 J, d0 ]Estimated time to target is 7 minutes $ m# Z7 P% @: t9 E
Allied aircraft0 d7 p, h0 W# k* u; n; O
      F2A-3 Buffalo x 13  G& ~: f3 O! H& [. D
      SB2U-3 Vindicator x 75 P, D$ F' ]( P4 B3 p
      SBD-2 Dauntless x 48
5 u5 o0 Q" E; `: |  y      SBD-3 Dauntless x 17
3 w; }. ]  b9 I2 t; ^      TBD-1 Devastator x 26
" S! s% L8 V, GAllied aircraft losses
3 w/ c# k, n) G" _' j: m% C      SBD-2 Dauntless: 1 damaged
; J( w& A6 p6 h. h! e2 K* @; Q: D  |      SBD-2 Dauntless: 1 destroyed by flak9 V7 o# A( J7 R- f
      SBD-3 Dauntless: 3 damaged & F* [1 s7 L0 `/ d/ }% P
Japanese Ships" O0 ?: y& |7 G. ^% j6 l
      CA Haguro, Bomb hits 6,  heavy fires9 p' ~& s3 h1 C, ?* V
      BB Hyuga, Bomb hits 7,  on fire/ s5 J5 p5 c: G* l9 C8 j7 [
      CA Nachi, Bomb hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
% b: A. W* i& m! M      DD Kuroshio4 \' O# D7 \" E2 J: f! V
      DD Natsushio4 d8 F. {* Z+ H
      DD Hatsukaze* M/ g: m1 b- W, p. w
      DD Oyashio, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
5 V' |6 ^  u. S" s  v# J7 `) Q      DD Hayashio, Bomb hits 1,  on fire
9 m  x# @* h2 O" v      CA Myoko
2 j/ _- `3 E" FAircraft Attacking:
. A+ W& C7 y, v7 w       4 x SBD-3 Dauntless releasing from 3000'2 }" ?: w1 d/ }: M+ B
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb GP Bomb
2 _& Q$ H! s* y1 X" _' _      11 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 3000'  @$ ], ]1 R9 W: {$ L9 }
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb, L  d( h, b+ K6 h
      12 x TBD-1 Devastator bombing from 10000 feet *
4 \0 [3 j4 q- E8 W+ J5 A5 }3 Z/ F               Naval Attack:  2 x 500 lb SAP Bomb0 k: |9 M; |8 f
       4 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 2000'6 z8 n/ W5 N' X; Y' J% h* j2 c
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb, }% g( w' S- B  W$ U; P7 ?
       7 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 3000'
2 R# B# }% H! b  P2 p! {8 k/ V+ E- k               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb GP Bomb
4 ^: N) e/ X5 g! [& O       3 x SB2U-3 Vindicator releasing from 4000'
8 |8 ^2 K( C7 {# b4 C3 e               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
! w! x9 q7 m$ S2 H6 q4 O9 @      14 x TBD-1 Devastator bombing from 10000 feet *
. D  |' M$ I( E/ ^, ~' y  u               Naval Attack:  2 x 500 lb SAP Bomb
6 U1 o/ ^% f" H* n9 {       4 x SBD-3 Dauntless releasing from 4000'
5 C: Y# g/ s/ Z6 ]0 W) a               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb GP Bomb# T& @* H4 J) V- @
       8 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 3000'6 V1 U# }/ T* c! [
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb( l: M1 U9 z) `: ]
       9 x SBD-3 Dauntless releasing from 2000'
( _$ k3 q( s) B& N9 Y% _               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb GP Bomb
. L. v( c) _: m4 [       5 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 4000'6 s* ]% V) a9 C& f
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb  T4 i7 ^- H! A+ j$ V; {
       9 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 4000'
- @0 U+ ^$ \7 P: j6 z# u, X               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb GP Bomb
/ Q' D" g' x+ r: _" G) }       4 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 4000'1 ~- \0 R+ o& q7 D  N# X2 D
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
( R$ X' a) ]+ s       4 x SB2U-3 Vindicator releasing from 3000'
& [; y4 e; H( A! s" ?               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb & ^2 d7 h- T' C* z
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring BB Hyuga
. c# i' Z* M, R( M1 J, j) OHeavy smoke from fires obscuring CA Nachi# _7 X# ]! U9 i% X# m) P
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring CA Haguro
; k# \5 S1 d- \/ HHeavy smoke from fires obscuring DD Oyashio4 u# L( h- f6 w/ p5 d4 _' r4 A1 G
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* J- ~1 j. B% \Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Iwo-jima at 103,77
& Q+ o5 `& q3 ]6 YWeather in hex: Light cloud
( P$ m8 g1 ^# R0 A, D" L: vRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
. n0 ?2 f8 e: ?! R0 A. Y$ fEstimated time to target is 7 minutes
6 A$ \- R1 ]5 c/ R: B+ CAllied aircraft
0 o' N9 W- ?1 Q; [" M) I4 |      F2A-3 Buffalo x 13
& I! B6 m0 f* f- e7 ~      SB2U-3 Vindicator x 7
; s4 X- L7 w5 T$ [- z& l      SBD-2 Dauntless x 46
& [; a' n9 {9 x6 `      SBD-3 Dauntless x 16
+ Y) w) j* D$ B" QAllied aircraft losses  q$ d  [, ]7 u: _6 I# y3 u
      SBD-2 Dauntless: 1 damaged7 R7 X! P2 J% W. q/ M1 s
      SBD-3 Dauntless: 2 damaged
0 j3 T' q+ t3 H* N  ~% ^Japanese Ships
7 M: q8 C  A' D4 T; S. x$ n      DD Hatsukaze, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
% G0 r3 H  Y0 P7 v+ H' {$ x      CA Myoko, Bomb hits 1
( m  n2 Q6 K$ F1 r$ p, D( Y      DD Natsushio, Bomb hits 1,  on fire+ }; M2 U- S6 Y+ N, L( \, Q/ i$ ], [3 J
      CA Haguro, Bomb hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage' w! V: y0 X. S6 Q, I; ]8 j
      BB Hyuga, Bomb hits 9,  heavy fires
) u, J& I3 V9 ?) I+ k! h5 e      DD Hayashio, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage# X! o% e4 }  `( R+ Y
      CA Nachi, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage8 Y" I$ o  W) k$ x- ^) P% d
      DD Oyashio, Bomb hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage 1 t) o3 m7 k, R  r
Aircraft Attacking:& @8 _: E! c# L, r* _* G% z
      11 x SBD-3 Dauntless releasing from 4000'
6 C( v* ?" l3 K$ q               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb; u% k, {7 D- N; g5 u2 n
       6 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 3000': ]$ u' K* ^2 }3 R3 ]7 l
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb" \, f, R( B% U7 a; J# \( {4 i
       7 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 4000'0 f8 R, b$ b6 O+ ^$ A$ m
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb- R- @/ k" b( z/ P" K) j
       8 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 3000'( E% ?9 y1 \3 o# `9 b# u
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb- P6 ~& d4 U1 _+ B  u* k* n
       3 x SB2U-3 Vindicator releasing from 4000'
+ U$ E5 X. G1 D               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
2 _8 P* I$ l+ e; t* Z# n* J1 I       8 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 2000'
: n% B7 F4 Y" k% M               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
' `3 o7 o0 L4 B       8 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 2000'
& m" |# K9 |9 t8 P5 @2 e8 e( N$ O7 p1 i               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb& W  u% ?1 v7 b2 |
       8 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 4000'
4 J" B+ g2 q1 f5 p1 d$ v% l               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
7 C6 B- g2 B# A& m0 f: n       1 x SBD-3 Dauntless releasing from 2000'* g" d# D% u- c5 v9 X/ b" y1 s
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
! W; R7 l7 d' b, S3 S       1 x SBD-2 Dauntless releasing from 3000'0 P; H' H  `/ r4 v" w! C8 H
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
/ X2 ?$ y& l, \1 x/ f2 q) m9 q       4 x SBD-3 Dauntless releasing from 3000'
' }* x3 h1 `: h% R8 Q               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
3 v0 {% @; B0 X$ z. l8 K       4 x SB2U-3 Vindicator releasing from 2000'
( Z2 _% f& Z: j5 \               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
* h/ d& Q9 t5 n9 O+ P: f$ B$ f8 dHeavy smoke from fires obscuring CA Haguro. @+ c5 _/ R. T' E3 P
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring DD Hatsukaze0 A% a' W! J7 n; D" @
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring DD Hayashio5 ^3 o7 C- P1 Y0 u. B+ j
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring BB Hyuga. J4 X5 M% n& j+ Y; @
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring CA Nachi
' C% {( E8 d" U- M' bHeavy smoke from fires obscuring DD Oyashio ) h. a4 C+ M: B- ~$ F9 u8 P
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Ground combat at 85,49 (near Hankow) + Y# c- A& c8 ]% k
Japanese Shock attack
1 S% P+ X1 D& [  K* t1 {! CAttacking force 14377 troops, 140 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 698
6 i7 e+ @& x% {* p" o- F6 xDefending force 11353 troops, 71 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 358
9 k  h$ O8 K; U( W+ W9 {( M  i$ AJapanese adjusted assault: 346  + \+ R6 @, K6 p; H1 d, ]0 Y7 e
Allied adjusted defense: 53  2 P. o" c& A5 h, G( a
Japanese assault odds: 6 to 1  8 D9 {. i! q3 M4 l" s: f
Combat modifiers
! f+ \" p/ L/ A4 R1 L' d8 F/ o) ]4 U0 gDefender: leaders(+), experience(-)4 V! {2 T  e+ R5 A9 a
Attacker: shock(+), morale(-) # d- t- s2 c- K, m& ^% k  n
Japanese ground losses:
1 Q) W  ?& I8 w" g& s- {      1115 casualties reported
3 z0 R: }  z/ n* h4 \" ]         Squads: 64 destroyed, 34 disabled
, Z6 w, [5 D9 C, r         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 48 disabled
1 D( ~- {% L: P% q         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 2 disabled4 C# ^) ~2 y+ J: [& J
      Guns lost 9 (6 destroyed, 3 disabled)
8 D+ o$ b% D" |Allied ground losses:% @0 R# K5 n% @  I4 F& r
      4136 casualties reported
2 ~1 e& @& S1 Y2 o! v         Squads: 185 destroyed, 81 disabled: L7 g/ Z& \! Y4 F  `$ |
         Non Combat: 162 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 I2 @; }- X9 m$ K         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 1 disabled* `: W. w1 l0 |) r0 X. v  t5 N/ V" X
      Guns lost 18 (8 destroyed, 10 disabled)' m; a, W7 Q1 f6 i# ?- W
      Units retreated 3
0 a) j' O" T; w6 Q# t$ |( R8 R- y# cDefeated Allied Units Retreating! 7 }" m8 S  }1 a
Assaulting units:& c* E" c4 \6 N
    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade# t1 |5 g' ^% V& o4 x( @9 B/ Y
    14th RGC Temp. Division- V: D6 Y% }$ ~8 _2 W1 c) F9 V
    12th RGC Temp. Division
# ^) _* a7 H, u, j6 Y    13th Division
: K% P9 n1 G  C1 O2 O) F    18th RGC Temp. Division
, D  b& ]- u! `; a. u6 }% vDefending units:' g: b" n, `, Q) R; R! }
    7th Chinese Corps" @% F8 L) [8 P, d0 O6 b
    84th Chinese Corps0 U' J) u3 h6 o" k2 U
    21st Group Army
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8 d% z8 H* I" T$ _1 AGround combat at Miri (64,87) - z5 ]6 h" ]; x. T5 `6 L
Japanese Deliberate attack
$ X* |5 `- g  F5 T! lAttacking force 4899 troops, 31 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 180 / |& h* L; P5 B8 j
Defending force 140 troops, 4 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1 ! F6 f( Y; `% @, a6 N
Japanese adjusted assault: 56  
, c+ J& x& l. k2 B" JAllied adjusted defense: 1  
) ]: H( _& c1 n% B* uJapanese assault odds: 56 to 1 (fort level 0)  
1 H3 u' x8 X+ D  yJapanese forces CAPTURE Miri !!!
8 j: i6 Q8 y: ^: T! LCombat modifiers. G. `* q  W( e0 k, a& U
Defender: terrain(+), leaders(+), preparation(-), fatigue(-)
, n. H$ W1 Q2 j+ |. t! C& E' KAttacker:  
6 H& Q3 C- G! hJapanese ground losses:
5 u4 w! i) Q  |" V9 W+ }" E9 N      15 casualties reported
/ z& C& ~+ T% F* N4 l' K  `         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
5 y1 p( W; Y" Q: _         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
1 @6 f0 V# c2 I         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled + |7 V+ J9 n9 \1 e6 {9 {6 z; @
Allied ground losses:
  a/ ^. q' j: u  U) K; {+ b6 ~      166 casualties reported
; i# W# Z7 s0 u/ S) v8 {9 P         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
/ [" p: z8 ^' w2 Z* M( \  ?* e  y         Non Combat: 17 destroyed, 0 disabled
. s% q& V5 o  E7 s         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 B- b) P+ o3 I! Z9 ~8 L6 _      Guns lost 5 (5 destroyed, 0 disabled)
7 N& ?) t0 Z- {7 x& V* q0 ?3 U      Units destroyed 1
! {5 \$ ]* _. h. Q& mAssaulting units:6 y/ y5 b" E2 |+ l  r
    I./124th Infantry Battalion
  s5 G* q6 m6 h    15th Naval Guard Unit6 w% r7 @( c# Z3 C
    16th Naval Guard Unit. B7 D; R! V$ s% E5 m* r3 t1 S
    6th JNAF Coy ; a5 T* d- x) g7 v6 I( A
    8th JNAF Coy  
2 |  ?0 b. z& k- i8 T& H3 mDefending units:5 L' j) K  @5 F$ P0 U4 K
    109th RN Base Force

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 16, 418 `! A' w$ [# z0 m3 i
登陆菲律宾南部的编队，在58的威胁下开始回撤佩里硫，
! n) D$ K9 m2 a( Q58也选择了往这个方向（卡加延）全速撤退，为了这个全速，58甩掉了一批没油的dd
" f, {& i: y* ~  B" _. `- `双方近距离遭遇，进行了炮战，列克中弹一发，幸无大碍。
2 C- V  c" h% _$ ]第二天白天，日军编队上方出现暴风雨，让这2只编队能够逃过58的致命打击。
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克拉克和新加坡在继续吐血，而荷兰空军和金刚兄弟依然配合默契。 2 l) Y5 G+ ?# p/ X9 S; C6 |4 H8 `
派遣军占领空城郑州，但仍有部分国军赖在铁路线上。0 c7 @+ R# I5 H" F+ S
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Day Time Surface Combat, near Dinagat at 86,87, Range 18,000 Yards ! H+ X8 N: ~5 V4 D/ s3 p
Japanese Ships7 ]6 E5 e3 O9 T5 z
      DD Umikaze) [0 |6 f* D6 ~7 o' n) `. R
      DD Suzukaze
2 {! b$ p& c% h/ v4 M) C      DD Shiokaze1 i( a2 b+ `) q3 l# u
      DMS W-7& S  Y' [0 c) h/ f
      DMS W-8
( W3 a3 q8 I& \! J" w5 U: P      AMc Ataka Maru! Q9 F# e4 K' }) p. h, c
      AMc Kyo Maru #13 g5 C/ \- J* i# r, S
      AMc Takasago Maru0 u2 Z1 i2 {0 l5 _. d  T; @2 {9 j; Z
      PB Edo Maru
' T  ]8 _( C5 N7 x      PB Myoken Maru) S4 ^5 x: x6 H7 j8 s
      PB Saiko Maru
. [6 W; l+ l8 A( b! N; n      PB Gamitsu Maru #1* G$ n& B! P! ~
      PB Nichi Maru #1+ K1 @% {' n. _9 k5 t
      PB Showa Maru #3
' j9 C. M. \0 v/ ~) [9 c& u5 Q7 r      PB Showa Maru #5
" O: g7 A* \5 q: L+ p      xAK Myoko Maru: G4 T: O3 }; V
      xAK Shinanogawa Maru& ^* f: D2 a0 W1 f. x" Q6 }
      xAK Shinryu Maru
0 A1 C/ J- N' i$ t0 o8 X0 R- f+ W      xAK Kanko Maru( X  r6 n" U6 ]- H1 ?" A) [  T
      xAK Yasukawa Maru( m, U' N0 [6 [- V! |3 n5 L
      xAK Hasuna Maru
( Z* I, ~0 N+ V/ M9 g      xAK Meigen Maru9 B* q* \, T2 t8 _, F# Z2 ~
      xAK Yamafuku Maru7 I4 T+ @8 j& W/ M; n3 w
      xAKL Kakyu Maru% b7 U. ?- M& }$ K4 N2 j0 f; ~$ O3 T
      xAP Haruna Maru ( G: e3 A% X, @; f
Allied Ships
& v) r$ o0 @1 J      DD Scout, Shell hits 1
; x- ^0 N3 s( D4 L( P$ T3 G( i      DD Thanet  K7 R0 F9 e4 e" I
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Day Time Surface Combat, near Dinagat at 86,87, Range 15,000 Yards
8 j, `1 d) ?/ r5 ?" q6 ]( QJapanese Ships# n! p) Q: P" ^- x. w
      CL Nagara, Shell hits 7,  on fire5 @; M  P/ O0 r( N8 t: R% @4 ]) {* x
      DD Yukikaze5 r' Y3 H  k0 I' G9 o
      DD Tokitsukaze
, ?+ n9 e5 I. t: A" ~      DD Kawakaze & P1 w& h- g9 g5 d0 k
Allied Ships) H( U, `0 o2 Z; ]
      CV Lexington, Shell hits 1
1 q  ^/ M! }/ w; U* x. A2 {. ?      CV Enterprise
- A+ Y( M- C/ i' W: X: d      CA Portland+ ?  R# k9 z9 b. F
      CA Northampton0 m8 v& y' T- ~; j0 @
      CA Chester+ u  T8 u2 d& c. A$ f
      CA Chicago& n# m* J8 f! [6 l1 S* y9 H
      CA Salt Lake City, Shell hits 1
4 f& @, Q8 x# z  W; k3 j      CA Astoria
- Z  u- m! o6 J( f% F2 }" J      DD Mahan
( h3 l1 ~- R$ h! m: f& s5 t5 E5 c      DD Drayton
# q% Y- m$ ?' J      DD Lamson
( q- U' e4 h; v9 i- a3 `1 W      DD Flusser# \$ _! n* ~& B; c6 X
      DD Porter $ m  U/ B) J$ k
Reduced visibility due to Rain. x2 e: r. Z- ^; j& Z; x
Maximum visibility in Rain: 15,000 yards) ]. n& G' i& }1 H. f, _
Range closes to 23,000 yards...
2 g8 v! d$ w8 K* J; p, D! oRange closes to 21,000 yards...
1 u  Y; s5 _7 W0 z0 C: p8 NRange closes to 19,000 yards...
6 P, U7 j) L  i0 J$ U$ HRange closes to 17,000 yards...- o* {6 L: ?/ J" W& ]: u6 ^4 R
Range closes to 15,000 yards...5 l1 z+ a+ U" o, h' j
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 15,000 yards
0 v. h: \' a: J) I# v6 x6 [CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 15,000 yards
9 ^  e" S; C! H/ zCL Nagara engages CV Enterprise at 15,000 yards" W2 t! M, p8 `% b* O% y: t
DD Kawakaze engages CV Enterprise at 15,000 yards
% G" q+ _& s. Y$ f5 cCL Nagara engages CA Salt Lake City at 15,000 yards
. J1 j9 p" t, h1 `# PCL Nagara engages CA Chicago at 15,000 yards
+ G2 i$ V3 w7 i9 K" V9 ACL Nagara engages CV Lexington at 15,000 yards/ n4 D+ G8 T# B# T: W
CA Astoria engages CL Nagara at 15,000 yards. M: M2 [5 _8 z2 F5 F( r
CL Nagara engages CA Salt Lake City at 15,000 yards
- N) p, ?7 @! d6 {7 |/ XCA Chester engages CL Nagara at 15,000 yards" i/ X1 q3 z1 R7 k2 G
Range closes to 14,000 yards
  D& e, G5 F+ A3 R% jCL Nagara engages CV Enterprise at 14,000 yards5 P) C0 b. P$ _+ d9 ]2 D, _; Q1 {* `
DD Kawakaze engages CV Lexington at 14,000 yards
/ C+ W% h# v! y+ q2 N$ y/ @CA Salt Lake City engages DD Yukikaze at 14,000 yards
1 k4 @3 r8 B/ {- E" Z4 u- BRange closes to 13,000 yards1 e% @6 h/ v0 E) ?. H; C
CL Nagara engages CV Enterprise at 13,000 yards
! W5 d# m& ?# M) S5 I5 BCL Nagara engages CV Lexington at 13,000 yards
4 I2 w3 a' T& K: ?; R! A: t. l$ N* b1 SDD Yukikaze engages CV Lexington at 13,000 yards
2 d# T/ U& q' e8 @! ACL Nagara engages CA Portland at 13,000 yards0 n. u  l( N  K
Range closes to 10,000 yards1 |" w2 G2 p8 T) n$ [
CL Nagara engages CV Lexington at 10,000 yards
7 z( X4 s4 D* ]% B, I% rDD Tokitsukaze engages CV Lexington at 10,000 yards
! E8 r  _- X" j! \' SCA Salt Lake City engages CL Nagara at 10,000 yards( E3 q* c6 @3 u/ c3 n. r/ O, m
DD Kawakaze engages DD Flusser at 10,000 yards9 v. |8 u7 i3 z5 f0 ]) `% i
DD Tokitsukaze engages DD Lamson at 10,000 yards8 M8 Q% [$ U( P- r
DD Tokitsukaze engages DD Drayton at 10,000 yards) K/ I7 o$ f  S6 s3 H
Range closes to 7,000 yards
  j  }( v; q+ V* ^5 X. S: ACL Nagara engages CV Lexington at 7,000 yards4 ?7 \! O3 q3 Y. f; p" [
CL Nagara engages CV Lexington at 7,000 yards
: V7 n, L* }" h6 w+ R. O: |, lDD Tokitsukaze engages DD Lamson at 7,000 yards0 V/ q7 s3 p9 A1 K7 H4 I- s' [
DD Yukikaze engages DD Flusser at 7,000 yards7 D  ]: A0 ]( P9 X$ B/ @
DD Porter engages DD Kawakaze at 7,000 yards
5 `) s$ s: \  n3 {( LDD Kawakaze engages DD Flusser at 7,000 yards# U$ I, R. d: U! I- |% x
DD Kawakaze engages DD Drayton at 7,000 yards" P: X8 r6 ~& G5 v1 V& t
Naoi, Toshio orders Japanese TF to disengage* `. |9 n; d4 ]* c9 E
Range increases to 9,000 yards
. p7 q% C/ C% O2 t/ N8 ~8 n- T; d% QCV Enterprise ,  CV Lexington  screened from combat
, G% l" I2 H% B- escorted by DD Porter ,  DD Flusser ,  DD Lamson ,
; k5 [: e( z) p   DD Drayton ,  DD Mahan- T9 E. e8 K0 j( S4 d9 ~8 }. \: `
CL Nagara engages CA Astoria at 9,000 yards
8 ~$ e$ i. ~# e4 eCA Salt Lake City engages CL Nagara at 9,000 yards% C( ~' q/ P: L5 b! r  O
CL Nagara engages CA Chicago at 9,000 yards9 t7 C+ ]1 `: t9 f4 U4 }
CA Chester engages CL Nagara at 9,000 yards
. v" G5 T9 v2 L6 o! u1 XCL Nagara engages CA Portland at 9,000 yards. F' @# z7 p8 Y' [/ @
Range increases to 17,000 yards
( ]8 j' D2 z: h. _, l) [CL Nagara engages CV Lexington at 17,000 yards
7 x  ~5 ~' n% Y; S1 |1 y2 `% L0 }DD Lamson engages DD Kawakaze at 17,000 yards2 R: T8 s! d& }2 i4 }/ a
DD Lamson engages DD Tokitsukaze at 17,000 yards& H- c6 @1 Q9 m, E
DD Yukikaze engages CA Salt Lake City at 17,000 yards1 I: J- h6 {- U) T( j9 l# U" x
CL Nagara engages CA Chicago at 17,000 yards
3 F- e* p% z4 f# ~7 TCA Chester engages CL Nagara at 17,000 yards
! Y; F! M' j  SCA Northampton engages CL Nagara at 17,000 yards
9 J$ i  D4 g! n' ?8 YRange increases to 25,000 yards
! f. V$ c6 M3 [DD Kawakaze engages CV Lexington at 25,000 yards6 l8 p0 \; E! s( Y4 \0 d
CL Nagara engages CA Astoria at 25,000 yards
% E8 V+ y5 C! t. ~8 n4 |+ y! u% k3 XCA Salt Lake City engages CL Nagara at 25,000 yards% y/ ^* {3 p& Y- W  z" s& Y( X
CL Nagara engages CA Northampton at 25,000 yards6 ^% F7 Z% l( e2 c, @4 a( i
Task forces break off...
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" D" C0 Y7 _6 B& n$ OMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  7 J2 q1 S/ f/ i7 T
Weather in hex: Severe storms
: y1 d$ D! Y, |# Z8 G) ^4 @# eRaid detected at 106 NM, estimated altitude 24,000 feet.% K7 i; Z0 u# m4 r1 J4 R3 i& v
Estimated time to target is 35 minutes - V$ w- R# j1 T
Japanese aircraft
3 `1 r8 V/ L) b. d      A6M2 Zero x 33 ) i! u' i/ V' z1 W
Allied aircraft
  c' Y# z9 {# L" ~- i, f      P-26A x 1
( y9 u2 A/ l! I/ T9 ~& i' A      P-35A x 47 L( [% l' t8 J' y% O5 `, Y. C4 B
      P-40B Warhawk x 50 U4 z2 r* K( _% i
      P-40E Warhawk x 12   a6 P5 F$ k6 f6 I
Japanese aircraft losses+ H$ A! z8 D9 ?6 e2 m: X
      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed
  A1 c. ^- v" G+ f; e, |; gAllied aircraft losses" M2 q$ g/ z$ `  h1 k
      P-26A: 1 destroyed
, ~# C7 D! q, {8 e5 M' q$ k% |      P-35A: 2 destroyed) ^0 m, ?' U, G+ v
      P-40B Warhawk: 2 destroyed# h9 B: d: d& v/ T  P
      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed
% y9 O6 Q8 B" G' XAircraft Attacking:+ _3 }+ Z5 N( j8 L$ S  q
      29 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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) _3 q& {3 l& ~* JMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
( N, ?3 T2 K/ _2 x0 s! Y* yWeather in hex: Moderate rain
7 h6 a3 v$ G8 P8 X) y6 @( tRaid detected at 33 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.9 I6 i' ]- q: k* ]( |, g! Q+ T! ~
Estimated time to target is 10 minutes " B( _* d# L" q2 ^
Japanese aircraft
+ R9 h6 |  K) T* w, r% U- K2 J- p      A6M2 Zero x 17 $ y" t" W; o; r! ^+ O* f
Allied aircraft
( v9 q6 c! u/ O4 A4 g      Blenheim IF x 1
- @2 U. S5 o$ @      Buffalo I x 5
  G( R) C6 i9 PNo Japanese losses
  G2 W% j: T: q+ NAllied aircraft losses
, |( D( k( \* b& Q( o      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed * g5 q3 n0 Y( B; G2 N0 Q/ {8 X
Aircraft Attacking:5 h& W' r( n9 K" C3 y; k
      14 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet * . Y# {* e! z, w9 j+ \/ f
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% Q3 e' {# ?& c; TMorning Air attack on TF, near Miri at 64,87
/ s% Y  d# n; }& d) p4 MWeather in hex: Partial cloud & x4 r( a2 x; q! N8 Z
Raid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.% n2 ]2 B: _) v2 t6 d) w
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes , _- [* E$ W/ g" U- J* H
Allied aircraft; E, x' ?( F% `9 C& S
      139WH-3 x 19( X1 w5 ~9 Q/ U
      Hudson I x 5 ' `" w' C8 Y# i. y1 y
Allied aircraft losses
& U8 d  o9 {4 C      139WH-3: 2 damaged
' v8 |, w( }' S) y) S0 ]      Hudson I: 2 damaged 5 O4 Q" E$ O! g8 {$ b
Japanese Ships
7 b- ]& W5 R' J+ P) D) ~& i, N      BB Haruna
* L" Q2 ]9 G. }. U8 Z6 v2 c. z      xAKL Anbo Maru) L8 o7 e, L0 p! O$ n( ?4 D
      xAK Syoka Maru
* ]$ q& [/ _: W      xAK Rokko Maru8 A6 s6 k+ d, W  n( I9 r
      BB Kongo+ F- ?$ _7 e2 U  g# |
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Miri at 64,87 0 M$ q4 M8 C' C
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
7 q# U6 T+ C5 }; h; ~Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet./ d0 N" F5 O. q2 Y- y
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
5 Q2 c) k5 h+ F( sAllied aircraft! ]  g$ V3 z# z& F1 o* V6 x8 Z
      B-339D x 8
; c9 u. F. ?% R5 ?) S      Hudson I x 4
1 D" i3 }1 V/ V3 W* V! A  F$ k! QAllied aircraft losses
( a- ~7 }: s9 c) Y      Hudson I: 1 destroyed by flak
( G8 u. Q# ~4 y- A5 {% uJapanese Ships
  e# S8 `  Y: C: Q* W      BB Kongo
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: ~/ R9 B9 @/ H0 k1 `Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  , l9 l* G+ X# @2 I& R* i8 K& W
Weather in hex: Moderate rain ' O/ [; L6 J( u
Raid detected at 37 NM, estimated altitude 26,000 feet.
2 J/ X9 ]1 z" e& eEstimated time to target is 12 minutes ! ^7 R) p/ b4 I
Japanese aircraft
2 _0 i4 A2 w$ d$ p5 Y( v0 |* `      A6M2 Zero x 30
: t, v' k, K, Q) u( b+ iAllied aircraft
1 q/ ~, u8 b- ]) ?' E) g* g      Buffalo I x 1 : m. C/ _# H$ g
No Japanese losses
9 b/ I  ~' b( q# LAllied aircraft losses
+ b0 Y$ G/ ^, Q/ f  X      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed 4 H* {& i3 J" n" u6 P. V! f
Aircraft Attacking:
" _7 ~  T* K* d  v" _; \      30 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet $ G, j6 U' u7 S' X- C- }. M
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2 v1 w$ t" `5 w0 A! A/ AMorning Air attack on TF, near Ponape at 119,116 * E) ]. d2 a1 |) j  {
Weather in hex: Light cloud
* Y, p4 T2 i& K1 }8 N0 VRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 16,000 feet.- l3 C" x6 d) A' i) c
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes 1 {0 A! w0 ?, P9 K( t/ K
Japanese aircraft7 b, {; [9 v2 z9 o/ T
      G4M1 Betty x 12
5 ]; z6 ]- o" v+ |  i( e+ O0 ~No Japanese losses
" x: v2 W, k: m1 [Allied Ships+ p8 A: n. V0 V& y, u! z3 |
      DD Benham; U' J+ k' Q! {: M
      DD Dunlap, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire,  heavy damage
( Y8 Q1 |' p1 ]6 k$ r      DD Fanning 7 h! r* F, \/ v+ U, ]
Aircraft Attacking:
% Z1 E  Y5 g/ N' ^$ K      12 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet7 o5 d, y# _% L7 R+ Y9 `
               Naval Attack:  1 x 18in Type 91 Torpedo
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  - ~. |/ |; H8 S7 A! O
Weather in hex: Severe storms
; z; z$ h$ [8 C* JRaid detected at 10 NM, estimated altitude 24,000 feet.
) Y) u9 f4 h# b6 sEstimated time to target is 3 minutes
, {. v) w  g/ a# C% q0 tJapanese aircraft
& K* _1 l5 s  V      A6M2 Zero x 38
- U4 x; W! _9 Z6 a7 K' l& p+ AAllied aircraft
: ], T2 C! c0 \0 t      P-40E Warhawk x 1 / z6 w. K8 v0 z. f" C
No Japanese losses
- b3 g2 x4 T) pNo Allied losses
) V! v; O# a& V+ z2 kAircraft Attacking:
6 F8 K: @1 a8 {* ^# l/ E# u      38 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet# l1 U) T" h( T$ b" {0 V
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9 L. F) l5 x6 ]+ q5 @* AAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Miri at 64,87
# w) ]  Q5 O, e+ @* z2 s! `0 l: BWeather in hex: Severe storms 2 C8 `/ U' k; F. |/ V  E3 u. w( r
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet." h/ j. w% L; a% [: T3 F. l* F. E
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes 0 e* K: S( q2 {$ C; X) k
Allied aircraft$ s$ B" p# d6 [/ |7 E% k. X8 [
      139WH-3 x 133 j7 g, K% o% q2 E
      Hudson I x 3 / }- z" q% G0 ~$ ?
Allied aircraft losses9 @/ b$ W0 f/ q( k5 a2 }2 s
      139WH-3: 1 damaged 1 Q  I; P- |' |, F7 Y1 _! B
Japanese Ships6 d4 l, A/ Z0 M& j' g
      DD Akatsuki8 w$ O: H2 Y* t- ~; }) P, O4 A* x
      xAK Zinzan Maru% i$ C3 N9 C& V7 ^  s
      xAK Santos Maru. L$ m1 ~4 a7 q' g5 ?
      APD Fuji
% y' N$ G- k# i9 F/ W  I0 Q      BB Kongo* G6 R  s. R) |& E9 H+ j; d
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Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Miri at 64,87
; m/ \6 A3 A7 m7 p0 gWeather in hex: Severe storms , W" a& n" z6 _- a
Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
5 p9 J1 v+ [# ?Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
) @9 Y" i& ?& |; J# u* b9 E. zAllied aircraft. g0 X& K) |) p
      Hudson I x 6 * |6 L) m' j. H: m$ e
Allied aircraft losses
& M% w: j! [5 j- C- u) A- Z% V      Hudson I: 1 damaged ( M1 Y+ d) `4 p$ Q7 @
Japanese Ships
6 t: q5 G% I9 G2 E      CL Jintsu
7 q" E& j! H  i0 ?      BB Kongo ; u5 D( v( w  s1 B. A% Y/ M
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Ground combat at Chengchow (88,44)
7 W- Q/ }2 u8 y/ k+ L' Z5 Q" F* RJapanese Deliberate attack
6 B# x; I* R. B% b! p# g4 W! KAttacking force 1063 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 45 % y/ B; c7 a5 _
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0 9 s! l7 B& j8 S# d0 w
Japanese adjusted assault: 25  6 t( S# f( i4 x3 c7 _. b! R
Allied adjusted defense: 1  1 c* Q. m( d2 ^" T7 D# G
Japanese assault odds: 25 to 1 (fort level 1)  8 R2 M7 |& T+ L' U
Japanese forces CAPTURE Chengchow !!!
6 w4 `/ }/ O" |Combat modifiers$ ?" o* \2 B& m/ {4 q! `
Attacker: leaders(+), leaders(-) % D7 [3 L7 r8 Z! [* ^
Assaulting units:) l4 h- Z! w% S7 w; r' Y  k
    15th RGC Temp. Division

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 17, 41. R! L$ N( q/ ?4 v: w
由于kb已经消失2天，kb满油的情况下大概能全速64格（甩掉27节的加贺和没油的dd）9 J0 ?/ _$ u2 x
从威客过来到mini被炸点，大概跑了2全速36格，由于附近双方都很少有ss/ F7 l- H% n8 l1 e
如果kb孤注一掷，可以甩掉所有护航dd，再做1-2个全速，这就意味着卡加延附近也不安全. H# W0 _; ^$ i" W0 _+ d' w
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58的撤退路线早有准备，从马尼拉撤退的队伍当中有2ao在巴里巴班装满油后在卡加延附近待命$ x$ H$ F2 H# k  g( S2 Y* F
当天58选择继续全速撤退，中途由ao编队开全速进行加油，（如果不加油，58跑完后就没油了）
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克拉克和新加坡的防空基本就要靠AA了。
/ S. K+ F. J0 W  {* ~6 \: G# ]8 c5 K在金刚兄弟走后面对缓慢的AK，荷兰空军总算有所收获，刚进驻米里的轰炸机裸奔轰炸达拉根，
7 m0 H/ M1 S3 P# c$ i荷兰战斗机部队终于有了表现的机会。; L  a+ {0 W2 X- s9 L: j! R
从印度增援的部队被放到了仰光，以争取些时间，给校长补给，校长的作用远大于新加坡，
; m# s+ @# L' e: R  z& f# U4 h$ p9 v日军也发现了这次卸载，021当天扫场，在飞虎队的死守下，双方损失相当，
2 b1 i- o5 [+ }8 f: w" f在41年12月能和精锐驾驶的021打个平手，盟军不能要求更多了。。
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  W# u( Q2 z8 u; r6 w5 |当天日军突击威克岛和香港，威克岛的突击失败了。
4 Y; Z+ N3 ]$ X$ S5 _, K香港的城防被降到了1，东京玫瑰不日将再次播音。。。。。。 ! n7 c8 {6 F" B' ^# F1 W, C) ~, R
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0 s) J- Y$ W6 @4 B6 D8 X4 d, dNight Time Surface Combat, near Kota Bharu at 51,75, Range 1,000 Yards : v5 p1 h% a) e9 I$ H9 Q) d: E
Japanese Ships
# B) K$ F$ x4 K- y( @      CL Kashii, Shell hits 3, J" v* M: [; J% X+ d6 w
      CL Isuzu
& q: B1 u3 A. {4 R* l, y0 s: K      DD Maikaze
# V8 |! a- C  t      DD Nowaki, Shell hits 2
. d) g: v6 F/ z% ?6 z: a: NAllied Ships
7 t% K7 c4 M: V; h! N      DD Bulmer7 |. b1 w. P0 _6 ]# e, R
      DD John D. Ford, Shell hits 3,  on fire# V) G  Y$ j  n3 G
      DD Paul Jones& C6 Y% p  s" u1 f) }1 Q
      DD Parrott, Shell hits 3, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
% @5 r$ ?! n% A6 @6 I. n+ K. o      DD Peary
1 _+ `. ?& J) D3 Y" B  k) u+ `      DD Pillsbury
% R9 W; E, R, Y" Y$ P$ R( Q      DD Stewart / }0 F# J( D! }
Reduced sighting due to 0% moonlight
/ a. I9 P6 \" |Maximum visibility in Overcast Conditions and 0% moonlight: 1,000 yards& h" _- Z+ r$ |0 k% {3 |3 [4 p- t
Range closes to 8,000 yards...4 P; ~, b+ i$ a" V- M
Range closes to 6,000 yards...
- F, D, b$ V* l9 ?; ~( c5 JRange closes to 4,000 yards...
# N" Y# f5 R: `( ^+ C+ k$ w" \5 K$ vRange closes to 2,000 yards..., s& _$ F# G5 V' X; K6 V0 ~$ Z
Range closes to 1,000 yards..., N  N% i" t0 I3 I, O- q$ e, @0 W
Ura, Koichi crosses the 'T'/ ?; {9 K4 `2 U6 g
CL Isuzu engages DD Stewart at 1,000 yards1 B- o; s4 H3 k2 q7 t% L; w
CL Kashii engages DD Pillsbury at 1,000 yards
' f$ A% B; y1 u. K" R9 iDD Nowaki engages DD Stewart at 1,000 yards
& H2 x1 w7 [! @DD Parrott sunk by DD Nowaki at 1,000 yards0 k( r  B6 @! h8 l4 R! w
Range increases to 2,000 yards
+ U: j/ |7 m! K! z, F& X4 q/ NDD Pillsbury engages CL Isuzu at 2,000 yards: _* q2 p4 ~4 }; y: O
DD Nowaki engages DD Pillsbury at 2,000 yards
! k3 a& o: @9 U" R# hDD Peary engages DD Nowaki at 2,000 yards
: U' M$ w2 Q5 |) C; O! rDD Nowaki engages DD Paul Jones at 2,000 yards
6 k9 ^( S( |: t; t2 k+ P3 S. GRange increases to 3,000 yards
% B! l# B+ k" g% F5 d; S% g) m; VDD Stewart engages DD Nowaki at 3,000 yards! c6 C, \4 i+ W% E' m
CL Kashii engages DD Paul Jones at 3,000 yards4 s! h2 l7 F4 D3 T1 w5 ]8 n/ J
DD Peary engages DD Nowaki at 3,000 yards
- Q* H6 D$ L4 Y: P$ VDD Maikaze engages DD Paul Jones at 3,000 yards, G+ E% U" Y9 z4 [2 d
DD Nowaki engages DD John D. Ford at 3,000 yards
% F; [& A" @$ T. O* R* NDD Nowaki engages DD Stewart at 3,000 yards
7 |2 `: Q4 G6 X/ i7 ODD Nowaki engages DD Pillsbury at 3,000 yards! Q0 ~, [1 ~" {8 H1 r: K  ~
DD Nowaki engages DD Peary at 3,000 yards
  k# `- I* M9 J8 c# U! lDD John D. Ford engages DD Nowaki at 3,000 yards. A; a* Z/ v  R$ |& n9 P+ o2 n# j
DD Nowaki engages DD Bulmer at 3,000 yards
. s, M5 y( G/ f# T0 K1 r6 NRange closes to 2,000 yards  B4 v& B0 a6 _, N3 s0 O
CL Isuzu engages DD Stewart at 2,000 yards& j4 C9 |) Q' ~7 o' `' p
DD Nowaki engages DD Pillsbury at 2,000 yards0 B8 d4 I6 z$ G: m$ S- w
DD John D. Ford engages DD Nowaki at 2,000 yards
& e  Z2 K8 _5 `, j: I! i! {$ HDD Nowaki engages DD Paul Jones at 2,000 yards
6 \1 L! e( D, I3 |0 R* c- w) vDD John D. Ford engages DD Nowaki at 2,000 yards9 E& V' ]8 `# n2 v) C
Task forces break off... 3 a+ `$ y, y! _8 }2 C0 P1 Q, R
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2 o+ G) z8 C, \2 J, nMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  / G5 r. u4 ]3 Q! ^0 K7 M$ {
Weather in hex: Light rain
1 h3 s+ u! h! p+ d1 |# E2 BRaid detected at 46 NM, estimated altitude 25,000 feet.* j6 q9 c+ ^) f1 v
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes
6 B/ Y8 a( Q3 u6 l* o6 TJapanese aircraft  R5 c2 f7 K- r
      A6M2 Zero x 24
5 R0 o  |( I/ M1 x" a9 y$ P$ GAllied aircraft+ A% \" K; J9 G9 l6 ^
      P-35A x 1
3 ^7 Z6 T2 x* b  B+ n      P-40B Warhawk x 5
' N, w- Q; |, `' H5 m7 t" ~      P-40E Warhawk x 10
$ W3 ^; O% d' [' u- ^: RJapanese aircraft losses" S  a8 d5 \6 a! T( B3 H" g8 y- H
      A6M2 Zero: 3 destroyed * R" S( P: _5 p5 q- f
Allied aircraft losses
( H4 V* v' x0 p      P-35A: 1 destroyed
9 F6 y$ ~9 W+ E' Z& P      P-40B Warhawk: 1 destroyed. F* Y2 ]/ D: h5 N+ W7 @
      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed 2 B# V' c8 j5 z: D  z
Aircraft Attacking:
7 _# K" N' y! z( d0 b7 x6 Y      14 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet& B8 g% g( m0 D4 I/ w9 T- u$ p
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7 K6 H+ x+ W' H+ }3 fMorning Air attack on Rangoon , at 54,53  
, _# A+ r8 D: g5 m, O! u$ `% Y7 IWeather in hex: Light rain
" K3 h% B+ x% h8 D4 f* \' ~1 ^- MRaid spotted at 43 NM, estimated altitude 25,000 feet.+ E# Z5 T# g" Q$ L3 w
Estimated time to target is 14 minutes 4 d  O8 Q) `$ c, o! _1 D/ s, Z
Japanese aircraft. [+ _% g5 L* A% Z- p) Y6 k
      A6M2 Zero x 14
% o" W7 v  \$ U9 x6 u; `8 z6 B( N4 WAllied aircraft
0 M( k! T- q9 c, l9 R      H81-A3 x 38
# @  ~( t& i3 j. a  U9 F: bJapanese aircraft losses# A8 K8 S7 I: a+ y( y
      A6M2 Zero: 3 destroyed 8 ?! z' ~6 g( `& G$ |. g6 x
Allied aircraft losses! U5 @( e$ |7 [* _
      H81-A3: 1 destroyed 1 x8 S; A& ~) p7 X! U! l
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76
9 d. E8 M& e8 M8 y2 NWeather in hex: Light rain
9 D0 y8 W$ @) P' X5 m: k6 ZRaid detected at 17 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.
' j; u+ v& i" V) [2 mEstimated time to target is 5 minutes ' Y# c0 P2 e; I) o
Japanese aircraft
5 c- Z+ i- L( {  K. i: L3 S! K8 J0 b      A6M2 Zero x 38 : _$ H2 r2 ]- V$ E& ^' ~3 k
Allied aircraft
, P) D0 U* z; Q7 W3 M( p+ f      P-40B Warhawk x 1
; c. \( J' M1 _! i! Q& L5 M      P-40E Warhawk x 1
" L2 q  P! K5 V$ c! ~1 @No Japanese losses 0 S2 ~6 b, E- A% E5 A0 }  g
Allied aircraft losses
" L% S/ p' h' |4 f; S      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed 8 o4 W( [: b1 v% F2 }
Aircraft Attacking:
- }* w' {) {& A5 `+ R1 b/ L6 _3 u      37 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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Morning Air attack on Rangoon , at 54,53  
. [; A8 ]' [/ Q( W$ l; o4 UWeather in hex: Light rain
# N" c, J2 N/ A# W; R7 y' t$ tRaid spotted at 46 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.& y5 Q% w8 r  m/ m
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes : g; u( x! J7 e5 _& [' Z& ~
Japanese aircraft4 h- a/ ~7 C% y
      A6M2 Zero x 29
6 L& g1 Y) G( t/ a( v0 [Allied aircraft2 g2 k9 l+ B5 G/ i. E& s
      H81-A3 x 30 / a# z8 o& q1 T! Y' W! t
Japanese aircraft losses  d0 O! U) x* M
      A6M2 Zero: 3 destroyed
5 K. f' m' P4 M) J3 [2 x$ r2 @' r0 YAllied aircraft losses. v; Z3 J) ?& ^" }# n: B
      H81-A3: 6 destroyed
# F6 G( ?5 b% n: A; z: m) {, DAircraft Attacking:
6 K$ t1 P9 v. }7 L) W+ U; z       2 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet0 g, A9 Z' k+ w6 F2 V
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  ! S: E- A6 B! d; c1 c
Weather in hex: Severe storms ! W$ M& e% c; }" }0 e  E  t  K0 ?
Raid detected at 39 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.6 o, B. [; [2 E4 v
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes 4 k: @# g) T8 {% v3 u$ Q9 Q
Japanese aircraft8 R; w3 B$ K% z; j5 _- f7 @6 U0 n6 V
      G3M2 Nell x 59& D* b9 H2 B! @) I- J; u
      G4M1 Betty x 18 9 _8 W  T% U+ H  g+ j; B+ P
Allied aircraft
: m0 `7 q7 n0 y; U) s      Blenheim IF x 3: ]8 F7 o# K; X
      Buffalo I x 2 " \$ G& i' B* a+ p, ]
Japanese aircraft losses
! q! c9 M+ Y% G, E" Q8 B      G3M2 Nell: 1 destroyed, 28 damaged
% h+ @+ D5 m1 B9 I      G3M2 Nell: 2 destroyed by flak
9 S- Z! ^" ~+ l" M, N) @- V      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed, 3 damaged
( J, A' |, J. Q  ^7 y      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak
- V* C1 C" P0 q: e" |$ x4 eAllied aircraft losses
# p  M8 V1 c7 P) K9 h      Blenheim IF: 3 damaged" d* [0 g$ G/ o. j: M
      Blenheim IF: 1 destroyed on ground" O! {4 h% f$ k* Q
      Buffalo I: 2 damaged
; ~) l; `: b, w      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed on ground
! f* _: I6 E2 b      Blenheim IV: 1 destroyed on ground
9 o5 i+ s4 I% U6 d) I, U      Blenheim I: 1 destroyed on ground 4 f8 i0 z. {1 Z6 z* _
Airbase hits 6" _, ^' L) t# h& o- v' Y  T
Airbase supply hits 1
  J8 o; n: L0 ]+ i8 YRunway hits 18$ k: {/ D: k1 k" o* k
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) k5 k7 A) Z9 N# _7 G, E+ x% uMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
2 e8 i& w: h) s9 D: Z% ^Weather in hex: Light rain ' T' w" T# O$ Z
Raid spotted at 49 NM, estimated altitude 20,000 feet.3 T* k0 `  U& h5 L- }4 G; i
Estimated time to target is 16 minutes
8 I+ H# l3 }9 V% |4 ~( gJapanese aircraft" G$ u+ |" W% T# t
      A6M2 Zero x 7
' s% b& R: X. l# O" p; ~- K* b6 CNo Japanese losses
: m9 k* J) F: K5 P* RAircraft Attacking:! ]9 Y7 N+ r' D
       7 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet 0 q/ m1 k* ]- u5 {5 ]" ]+ Q
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Morning Air attack on Rangoon , at 54,53  
$ Y# z# ^  C& tWeather in hex: Light rain
5 b) ^2 Z* t9 sRaid spotted at 39 NM, estimated altitude 21,000 feet.
; W( p# V0 o+ d7 j7 ^6 m/ fEstimated time to target is 12 minutes
8 D* R$ _7 R) k6 b3 \Japanese aircraft
% ]  R5 R$ k1 b) o      A6M2 Zero x 5
- y  L4 E$ X: t+ k% A- EAllied aircraft
# A3 g# N4 \/ w" x9 y& X+ o/ I; P      H81-A3 x 7
( y3 q) p! A/ f$ _  }Japanese aircraft losses* m2 Q, W: o+ i  u/ x; u
      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed
1 P# B2 j! ~0 b* E0 GAllied aircraft losses
$ z' E+ H3 x& c6 u      H81-A3: 1 destroyed
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Morning Air attack on Tarakan , at 67,91  % L2 c+ X/ u- n/ Z# U$ J$ H; o
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
* a, h2 b- {- X5 DRaid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
0 P$ i3 q5 _) FEstimated time to target is 11 minutes
9 f- p  R. E; WJapanese aircraft
! w. u) e# O1 N; S      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 14
1 W& P8 ?, ?. J. m  k- mAllied aircraft6 N: c9 @/ \2 I- ~/ X  k
      B-339D x 21
* n+ x) K4 A6 p      75A-7 Hawk x 8
, |) C& y! O5 V% I3 O8 d+ Q- AJapanese aircraft losses
2 }7 t+ A& b) {      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 9 destroyed, 1 damaged / @) O8 c+ _9 b6 |' u" f4 [9 T
No Allied losses & P6 @) n, j! j4 b' i
Aircraft Attacking:
$ i2 c: ^& K( D% k6 b       1 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet *
9 U+ x: ]- w' Q6 \" [               Airfield Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb
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- i; S: }9 s* ]  rAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Miri at 64,87 - Q2 ~1 q0 `) y/ d7 `& p
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
7 j( L# R& y# d" rRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
/ |/ n% w  z; d( R% R5 I% VEstimated time to target is 7 minutes 7 Q0 r( ~; Y6 X2 R9 W* C* d
Japanese aircraft
' Q  K4 z0 J1 ?* `      Ki-27b Nate x 4 ' G6 K# G4 M  N* K
Allied aircraft) ~- z' M; s. _0 f
      139WH-3 x 10
; K8 s9 }0 _; S* M4 r, v      Hudson I x 4
; O( T3 t! `4 b) i9 ANo Japanese losses # n, [$ k2 R9 z+ {
Allied aircraft losses
3 L: V8 G$ q5 L% t( [      139WH-3: 1 destroyed, 5 damaged
6 C4 g  p* G5 r- u7 o      Hudson I: 2 damaged
0 B) Q5 z0 H0 ^% C) VJapanese Ships) [/ J# @$ B: l% G
      xAKL Hidaka Maru, k7 j! X! l5 J, B+ s3 h# w; z2 E- [
      xAK Zyuyo Maru, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage% R: q# S# x5 F  j5 F' V* |: o6 H* v
      xAK Santos Maru
% E& y8 w1 j! P$ V  V& x7 i; x: ~      APD Hagi
8 p5 C1 U9 x) K+ d! B      xAK Meiyo Maru
6 r6 j# L5 o( j! B8 k--------------------------------------------------------------
  t1 G- o$ G. D+ Z5 U8 y  l5 HGround combat at Hong Kong (77,61)
6 ?2 y% `$ U9 BJapanese Shock attack 2 t, x; |5 w6 Z: N& s' H
Attacking force 34450 troops, 464 guns, 260 vehicles, Assault Value = 1087
# D1 P' _* V, `7 `) q# p9 [Defending force 6203 troops, 117 guns, 80 vehicles, Assault Value = 201 8 x# s! i; a6 Z
Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 1 8 \( n1 I' `3 E" \
Japanese adjusted assault: 672  
8 Z' r9 M! a* ]% ^: Y( U+ OAllied adjusted defense: 305  
3 y$ p: e  S7 ?* U  N8 b0 q/ aJapanese assault odds: 2 to 1 (fort level 1)  9 Z/ l9 O8 u. {
Japanese Assault reduces fortifications to 1
" J# E5 I9 a( f" s9 A3 p8 jCombat modifiers
3 \# y6 u* [0 ^/ _Defender: terrain(+), experience(-)
3 ]+ b# U: o. ]Attacker: shock(+)
. p: W4 i( s( D8 ~% sJapanese ground losses:3 U- \( o  ?/ L* j4 g7 _3 G& i; ~! G
      1454 casualties reported( w4 j: J# U* b( z
         Squads: 8 destroyed, 60 disabled$ F  O0 E3 {. O. G* E$ T
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 11 disabled* I0 G: Z+ e( N& m: p  @
         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 8 disabled
" p: y$ G9 S7 S0 q  {/ L) E) M2 ZAllied ground losses:
: u/ s) l& M7 t& V      366 casualties reported& V0 ]) ^- ]: s: o
         Squads: 14 destroyed, 35 disabled6 y$ P% ~9 v" f# ^! c# \1 r
         Non Combat: 24 destroyed, 7 disabled. V' h- f! e; t9 k6 @! \$ Q5 Q
         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 6 disabled5 R  G" ~! b$ |. q, t3 V6 ~
      Guns lost 12 (1 destroyed, 11 disabled)2 d& c" |1 K% J5 q- Q# Z, H
      Vehicles lost 26 (23 destroyed, 3 disabled)
2 V3 z0 a- y$ z. D8 l      Units destroyed 1$ E) G- H( i% \5 t9 t
Assaulting units:
' [) a  ~6 H' c8 S1 x! ^7 y    66th Infantry Regiment/ P7 I9 r- u1 P8 b" Q
    104th Division
$ ?* C  i1 y$ w$ K    19th Ind. Engineer Regiment" x7 f: m+ I& r$ I8 S+ I4 H1 `) |
    38th Division  O- g+ c$ E. n4 I" c0 a
    20th Ind. Engineer Regiment
7 s. p* t( b$ j! U5 s+ X( i    21st Mortar Battalion2 r; z0 u/ ~5 a. q9 d, B
    2nd Mortar Battalion7 P' L9 f$ u' _6 @9 K2 D' y5 `
    2nd Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion' w% A4 B( w4 E; \! t9 b* q" Z. S
    3rd Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion0 V6 E7 `- s' ^* \
    5th RF Gun Battalion
4 r+ O, Y" N2 j, e4 o9 E3 N    1st Hvy.Artillery Regiment
' i5 B- z- T. ]6 e3 [    2nd RF Gun Battalion
+ c7 N! x1 ^/ d! S1 I4 o% c    10th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment2 w7 m7 k% ]) B" W4 S) M  c
    20th Ind. Mtn Gun Battalion 2 E$ }) e1 }- h; k. V
Defending units:0 u+ ~* p. y1 i- P
    1st Middlesex Battalion
; q3 T' l& Y: n5 l" T) ]    Rifles of Canada Battalion
/ }& q: n5 j! ~9 O+ x    Winnipeg Grenadiers Battalion+ B4 G1 v; u& A7 [* A
    Kowloon Brigade  ~; G' m- ~5 L. ~) X3 N- e
    102nd RN Base Force
8 o# m; q' w" E. ~# d    Hong Kong Fortress
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Ground combat at 86,45 (near Nanyang) 7 r: f# M( D2 @6 j1 G3 B
Japanese Shock attack . v5 Z, r: q& L) l4 b2 D7 e1 _
Attacking force 11239 troops, 94 guns, 32 vehicles, Assault Value = 401 - O4 f" j/ n7 J  H; Q+ H$ ]4 l
Defending force 1473 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 47 8 p0 {) \& X, R  i+ U
Japanese adjusted assault: 710  + a" F7 B8 I% F0 e
Allied adjusted defense: 4  ' E4 h1 M$ J( x9 {( C
Japanese assault odds: 177 to 1  : R& `4 ?$ w1 [- K- G
Combat modifiers5 \* H" V% p! ], H# @
Defender: op mode(-), leaders(+), morale(-), experience(-)
: e; V( y$ @; H, N# r# q6 |Attacker: shock(+), leaders(+)
9 P) ^4 }1 g" c  @& G/ L8 L" C6 c. PJapanese ground losses:, ]2 Z5 O6 S2 _) Z# R8 f% X
      57 casualties reported- y6 y/ `1 i& F( K2 O7 t( C
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled
& P/ s% B) `9 a/ v4 X; C) ^: `         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled* E8 W1 k- P' E6 g
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled : y/ M8 H4 ^# @+ d
Allied ground losses:2 I8 a2 B8 F) y8 l2 `
      434 casualties reported7 Y. |, h1 j7 E1 }# N. E
         Squads: 26 destroyed, 21 disabled  a6 U' r$ m( Z& ]$ J
         Non Combat: 13 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 Q  @, K* u& v6 I  ~, `  n         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled$ t7 r+ [  \4 D4 W
      Units retreated 1
  O4 X1 m$ |6 f, f8 |Defeated Allied Units Retreating! 6 s" T: l; B& S0 R, b$ i5 l4 Y
Assaulting units:
# A8 I9 F. P0 I% [  a+ A  @* [    35th Division
9 `. M+ c4 X; p1 K! q. [Defending units:
+ R# |+ r; E0 q9 x! z  k    7th New Chinese Corps7 p9 G. {! s1 C; J- d
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Ground combat at 89,39 (near Taiyuan)
+ y) Y% J, D! P8 @3 ?Japanese Shock attack + X2 F- J6 p  V' Q  E9 m+ ]' o( h
Attacking force 12001 troops, 112 guns, 69 vehicles, Assault Value = 422
9 N5 J4 [3 M* p) w3 V1 ZDefending force 4044 troops, 43 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 123
5 m2 D8 A. z) o# j2 @Japanese adjusted assault: 628  
3 h' E0 Q! K4 C0 c+ aAllied adjusted defense: 75  
) U' X8 M1 j3 @5 g; |! m. yJapanese assault odds: 8 to 1  
4 f+ h% T" j1 _6 A0 t0 T  bCombat modifiers6 ]7 a4 y) [2 X
Defender: terrain(+), leaders(+), experience(-)# D$ I, P+ ~' H: Z# X. g' M
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(+)
2 P& E5 b- f2 b6 `- k7 [9 _: y* aJapanese ground losses:  U8 I6 r9 G& C$ j, z5 D* `
      457 casualties reported
1 {' r' o) p3 ~. N         Squads: 3 destroyed, 34 disabled
# v) l! }4 R' _2 O* T         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
  ]9 y% V1 D1 P0 I' c1 o+ ^5 a         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 6 disabled
6 w8 ?: f" A" n6 C) x: NAllied ground losses:8 M5 F+ |' q( K' X, u# A9 U+ g  e& D
      789 casualties reported
3 \: C' ^$ d0 \5 M, N         Squads: 58 destroyed, 0 disabled
3 y4 n1 N: k- J; _         Non Combat: 61 destroyed, 0 disabled
! R. c+ W" L0 ?         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 2 disabled5 |( ?0 a8 _' |3 H) E
      Guns lost 4 (4 destroyed, 0 disabled)/ [2 J% h& g' H7 B& q" Q9 b9 _
      Units retreated 1
' w0 [) Z$ h+ u1 w0 FDefeated Allied Units Retreating!
2 i$ h' g3 t9 O6 \5 w' JAssaulting units:
- k9 \& U4 m5 i# ^$ S! K+ y. O7 s    37th Division
7 z, r% D' Z3 ?+ m* a! [Defending units:
- l" d! L' B* \6 O. B3 O& ~    19th Chinese Corps * h& p+ @% y. i" q( g. {1 i
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Ground combat at San Fernando (80,74) 7 c' [- Y7 U1 ~& S4 d$ Z
Japanese Deliberate attack
0 C$ ?0 F  G- i1 ~' qAttacking force 4412 troops, 107 guns, 24 vehicles, Assault Value = 498 * @. d/ {+ W% G0 B3 v" `- ~7 a
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0 * {4 U1 Z+ l$ L7 s7 a/ |$ e+ |4 E
Japanese adjusted assault: 135  2 s- S& {! @4 U1 E4 ~( [
Allied adjusted defense: 1  
! z* x3 N% @$ v, k0 {Japanese assault odds: 135 to 1 (fort level 0)  , T' d0 W- h. I) n  N( B
Japanese forces CAPTURE San Fernando !!! ) H6 F& l% l3 \
Combat modifiers6 G- t- v2 y: m* @' c) B' o' F* O
Attacker:  . C- {% j" S8 S" i9 v8 A
Assaulting units:
7 N' g3 g. A% ~/ j6 L6 s8 B. E% n    4th Tank Regiment! j* j. X/ x( M9 a
    47th Infantry Regiment
2 x( M& c' G8 y6 g- U    48th Engineer Regiment
7 }* @& r) b/ a! {; s    48th Recon Regiment0 H8 O! J" J; g8 f
    Kanno Det 2 b/ }5 P& T; s# }9 ]- z: T# y
    1st Formosa Inf. Regiment/ I6 ~$ ^, ^3 G, P; U0 D% v; I
    7th Tank Regiment( l8 O/ F4 m- Y. E5 u" ~# u. A! t
    30th Fld AA Gun Co
% c9 e9 h. K& N8 _: w, Y    47th Field AA Battalion+ ?( H, h7 b3 r# f
    39th Road Const Co
- ~! {! L6 X3 @2 k    36th Const Co
8 I+ |' K7 `% c* I+ z! @& ~    45th Field AA Battalion, m1 u2 G0 v$ ^& y" F
    48th Field AA Battalion
' W9 o, @( [1 S  j( m    38th Road Const Co
9 U- @' _7 F; p/ g    1st Medium Field Artillery Regiment; i4 E( m& j# y+ u1 A
    31st Fld AA Gun Co 9 k3 s; R1 N; ^
    40th Field AA Battalion) e9 v5 G. `5 n! T7 z9 P: P$ L
    48th Field Artillery Regiment) G" o/ O# X. U# M3 j
    37th Const Co " c* H+ h6 H. @3 L
    11th JAAF Base Force 7 x- ]3 `5 r% @) [! @
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6 c1 H1 F$ j9 r$ J( m! gGround combat at 51,76 (near Kota Bharu)
5 ?& B# Z3 r1 r% u% AJapanese Shock attack
* ]. @* G; U5 U* h0 XAttacking force 4844 troops, 45 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 170 6 t" ]/ X/ M* J% Z
Defending force 309 troops, 4 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1 " I6 l3 _7 y  t, {  y  `
Japanese adjusted assault: 246  
1 s6 d* L. y$ V4 t! NAllied adjusted defense: 1  ' b& v( T9 N$ \, k
Japanese assault odds: 246 to 1  & f6 a& w9 `. ^0 d1 ~, X: r
Combat modifiers
- j2 }7 i, P) @3 `3 BDefender: terrain(+), op mode(-), leaders(+), morale(-)
/ E4 W+ i9 q0 H" k# T" ` experience(-), supply(-)
( d0 F3 L! G, }6 V$ s( SAttacker: shock(+)
# T- G/ J- @& L: BJapanese ground losses:, Y2 H' b; {" U' s: ?
      10 casualties reported$ b4 ~" m% A  T& q& h
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled* z4 K0 d& V9 T. q& m3 g
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
. n# ~+ ?% g3 ?: r9 o& r0 [$ J0 @         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 2 D' w3 e5 @3 {: d/ p2 N
Allied ground losses:
9 d  T/ b+ s1 A" Y      220 casualties reported
& ]) T7 ]+ r& u1 o  V' ^         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled. U& [( h" Y0 t1 q% S" r  c: f9 m' g
         Non Combat: 33 destroyed, 0 disabled0 Q9 v1 z6 t1 s3 t
         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 0 disabled9 t+ X# v: T8 j6 Q) g9 a
      Guns lost 3 (3 destroyed, 0 disabled)
* E  t) x- H4 W( a6 Q      Units destroyed 1 1 B# I  \+ K% r5 c2 [9 t/ [
Assaulting units:
' F  A( Y7 i9 Y9 N2 n    56th Infantry Regiment
3 L  F! g0 J* A7 o$ e6 J8 [; |/ |    II./143rd Infantry Battalion
0 F. ^0 ~" G. @5 b$ zDefending units:0 M; V- i6 u  ], i6 k
    3rd ISF Base Force ; ~3 \* z6 h6 C) o+ M$ E3 G) v3 j
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, d  l  h8 b7 TGround combat at Wake Island (136,98) 5 S0 {2 U) b6 E) D/ _! T# W! ~
Japanese Shock attack ! e  ?7 x% A6 E4 G# T
Attacking force 1394 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 55
/ K4 k2 k" u* ]/ U8 ]: SDefending force 1115 troops, 27 guns, 10 vehicles, Assault Value = 30
& Z; ?0 j! E# L: ^( qJapanese adjusted assault: 0  ! S  d6 g, U# p8 s
Allied adjusted defense: 25  & Q  D' ~$ a) @5 j
Japanese assault odds: 1 to 99 (fort level 1)  , j* v; }" F, D7 h
Combat modifiers
7 y2 X8 {. x/ ~Defender: leaders(-), experience(-)# d( A4 D+ r" t+ q7 a( @
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(-), disruption(-), supply(-) 0 `% z# F  o! G4 U
Japanese ground losses:
! b& }- E. C: A: D# R6 Z0 _      695 casualties reported& c8 _5 s* q' {$ Z3 L8 R- R! w
         Squads: 16 destroyed, 41 disabled
/ }6 z5 R6 q( T         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 12 disabled" e$ ^" ^6 g( U/ ^
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
7 n# e, y, J- C" \      Guns lost 8 (5 destroyed, 3 disabled)
" K4 X5 V! I/ }Allied ground losses:
$ G' Q8 j, O, T/ ]      9 casualties reported. D5 L7 ], [9 `, [( M. ]- S7 y) x' L
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
+ C- S3 P8 N/ L: P, _         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
" K/ D% P# ?3 R         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 m* m) p; l/ K* M  N& W3 xAssaulting units:2 D6 Z1 B& T0 E, I& A
    53rd Naval Guard Unit
7 J4 N; k7 x1 j: }- {0 I+ kDefending units:
( v2 k, t8 \: @8 r    Wake USN CPNAB + I$ Z4 H) j" Z. u
    1st Marine Defense Battalion

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3 a& {( K( V8 m- i, {# d不是我不看好你啊，是因为不看好你的对手。玩日本的必须要有比对手强的实力才能打到后期。。你娃一开始把人往死里打，当然没什么前途。就像土牛打鬼佬一样，就在42年和43年初徘徊，没什么意思。。: K% @; C$ K0 i6 s) ]* a# z+ H; p; H% a
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冷情人 发表于 2014-10-6 19:58

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好不容易将日军用到43年中，却出现bug，要用日军从头再来需要勇气啊，
2 H, A8 x& \4 _6 J3 R毕竟日军前期消耗不少精力和时间呢，先将手头这档的盟军调整好，. n, j9 `+ v3 F; ]! `0 R
等过些时候盟军调整好了，不用花多少时间了，再考虑开日军档。。。

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就一个海警也敢打威克岛，
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amdddr 发表于 2014-10-6 20:29

( Z2 o* v$ P$ E" r由于58从威客附近经过，横向插到菲律宾，附近船队纷纷避让，
7 d+ Z9 o& _5 \) e' S, I- E- ?对这一线的日军进攻产生一定影响，估计给菜花的计划添了不少乱子

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58插入南洋，日军肯定会难受。  h2 f9 Z+ F6 e- W/ W
reninhat 发表于 2014-10-6 21:31

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58这一横插，可以打乱日军前期在南太附近的计划，日军kb一直在紧追58，
9 w3 H+ t8 O! T- w) R4 I' ~, a* w再加上mini受创，南洋方向估计要等kb到位 才好大展手脚，
0 R3 b1 Y' {# o盟军前期拖延日军进攻的战略目的，也就达到了。* @& m8 R, x, f8 R0 |

: b; }$ `7 C) X4 l; [! L* I一举拖延南太和南洋2个方向的进攻，前期很难找到更好的计划了。

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kb在哪裡？ 全世界都想知道
1 ^( g- L/ I! a1 q9 ss9723 发表于 2014-10-6 23:30

, I+ l  R8 q- `; v, D2 Ikb一直就在58脑后，最近的时候 估计就在10格距离左右，0 t( W) C! V/ l" `; h
这也是为啥58连续做了3个全速的原因。 由于附近没有日军AO，: v) A4 Y; A! r
kb不太可能也跟着做3个全速，而且日军dd腿短，要做全速就要甩开dd，! z( m" q( [& p
盟军少许ss已经到卡加延附近去守株待兔了，" k( h9 r7 M* O/ E( ~9 ]
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看你打字里面那么多繁体，莫非你是台湾的？

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换了边 还是一边倒
2 x! h( x, M" c8 F6 t( x5 d4 C塔萨法隆加 发表于 2014-10-7 10:39

* F+ k7 i2 m( y: v谈不上一边倒，只是前期日军信心满满，大意了，被伤了mini，日军攻势还没有表现出来呢9 }+ I7 \% Z1 A
不久你就会看到日军的强悍了

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菜花意气用事了，既然MINI都受创了，上驻岛挨打毫无必要，水面舰队要抓58得分散多舰队才可能，而且最好是巡洋舰编队，慢速的BB即使接触，58也很可能脱离战斗。
6 {: @* `5 d( w) M( g菲律宾的油船居然能到巴里巴板加油后又到卡加廷待命？ ...
! d5 k" ]; B1 D  l$ j8 m$ B8 F% jwangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-7 12:46

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在这个方向上，盟军集中了abda的cl和dd，在附近待命 并调集了几乎全荷兰的空军' f- j2 N/ \% Y1 ~. }" n& |
日军水面战队不好进入，前期只有1cvl的mini也插到了达沃附近就回去了，
, }7 e4 B; }9 R6 _/ @* r( ^; W如果强行进入可能当时就伤了mini了，等mini集合后，58已经出现在了硫磺岛
* v$ d' I, T  H+ G* t8 Gmini也就过去拦截了，前期盟军dd对米里的拦截，让日军没能快速建立空军基地* G* Z" E4 `" |
以压制达拉根机场， 附近有几个荷兰机场，对1cvl的mini还是有不小威胁的。
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由于巴里巴班的安全暂时有保证，而58很早就打算往这个方向撤退，故ao加满油后
* |  B7 f* M% ]6 P+ [乘mini向58靠拢的机会，在abda舰队的保护下，前出到卡加延附近，
5 A) S: d) j4 Y正好赶上给油料殆尽的58 及时补充上了燃料。

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不过目前来说，58还不能说就安全了，如果不走菲律宾而直接奔爪哇，还有较大机会脱离，菲律宾这一耽搁，KB怎么也追上了。当然，58怎么也算赚够了，要能再拼掉KB一艘正规航母，那这次行动就算经典了（但2比6应该机会不 ...
2 L4 H9 F5 D* p$ s3 ?/ n# [wangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-7 12:52

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从马里亚纳群岛去爪哇 不正好经过卡加延附近么？ 经卡加延加油后，kb就算孤注一掷
3 Q+ X9 B5 C. U9 ]! S4 X5 j& Y9 f* o不顾ss威胁，甩开dd跑到卡加延附近的时候，也用完了最后一滴油了， ; ~/ c% A/ P$ m* [* n+ y( @" u0 H* I
在往前追是不现实的，kb目前的实力可以满地图横着走，可是附近没有ao的支援下
2 N, H/ S6 n' D" ?$ m) h$ M; _- ]kb这2天应该要补充油料了。更别说跑了这么多全速 带来的系统伤。
) l1 o: h! l7 d: i8 y, L. C而且58已经从侦查界面消失了，就算kb中途得到油料，能继续追赶，5 A% y) a9 [/ |! V
41年12月的爪哇，盟军的情报优势还是比较明显的，! j* N2 v1 L5 L% t1 b& \
日军尚未对该海域有很好的侦查手段

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 18, 41
2 P) S+ g) S# d$ b2 D- m( F, D58从塞班附近经过3天全速，中途经卡加延附近AO加油，已经到达爪哇附近，0 w1 C& g0 n0 ?7 _# H
且从日军侦查界面消失，附近荷兰空军的大艇也没有发现kb的踪影，估计是回去加油了
% A* m, h9 t0 @7 W. y乘着58过境，mini受伤，kb没油，日军船队纷纷避让的大好局面，
- w* q/ O2 o* H% b6 {; b" t盟军dd果断出击 炮击了已经上菲律宾的日军机场和马来半岛上的哥打巴鲁机场
9 u# W* d5 r$ j58也体会到了横着走的感觉 ，再要体验这种感觉估计要到44年后了。1 v6 L5 i$ _# J, q- G* }# |
即便如此 新加坡和克拉克的日子依然很艰苦。+ W% V5 _7 |& x  U
在达沃附近出现021盲目扫场，不知道是舰载机还是路基。。。。。
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天一亮发现日军将威克岛上的登陆部队全撤走了。岛上连个日军的影子都没有
; T, k+ m$ v. I2 d& [已经在米里立足的日军仅用一式战就将荷兰空军扫得落花流水，惨不忍睹。$ r1 d- D& `0 p; J8 N
仰光的船队尚未完成卸载，飞虎队又死顶了一天，双方损失相当，但是盟军飞机补充困难
3 m5 c" w  Z! r# S香港日军打出4：1，东京玫瑰再次播音。。。。) l4 S9 v! U& K, t! _- B* h

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# P) `8 d% O  FInvasion Support action off Wake Island (136,98)
% D* B+ _! j, G4 H2 ?Defensive Guns engage approaching landing force
( C+ W+ H3 ]9 H7 U1 J" V. y+ V, T8 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
( p% U/ e2 H% z0 b2 Y% aJapanese Ships/ a9 e6 P+ c" O( \% v( T* y3 o
      xAKL Toyotsu Maru, Shell hits 2,  on fire' {  U( e0 H- J1 N. I
      PB Santos Maru
% T! J  ~5 ]( S7 b+ y  ]      xAK Aratama Maru # |0 c! P9 C. e) U2 b
5in CD Gun Battery engaging xAKL Toyotsu Maru at 8,000 yards% t+ v4 O# Z  J, K: ]1 B; z
PB Santos Maru fired at enemy troops 3 N2 ~, e6 _/ U' L4 e: B! \
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1 X' ~4 r3 {4 [$ l) m: i8 INight Naval bombardment of Kota Bharu at 51,75
: H! n9 d* [9 e8 \6 u" |Japanese aircraft
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Japanese aircraft losses
/ v- ]% D# y/ K9 W$ O' f      Ki-43-Ib Oscar: 2 damaged  x. q  K. L/ @# a6 q& d2 X
      Ki-43-Ib Oscar: 1 destroyed on ground
9 |% P  Z! D8 H) E* L. {      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged
: g: V% ?2 @3 {7 f      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed on ground ) m0 d( Z  }( ]. C, O
Allied Ships
0 [+ d9 D( n4 Z$ J/ T  G1 x      DD Stewart
/ ?, v' k" J- N" I6 A; O0 s3 Y- ^      DD Pillsbury. E* U. i8 b/ Y* B/ ^# e2 b
      DD Peary
9 {4 L; s, x* ]; j, r      DD Paul Jones
+ z+ e4 u; K$ U8 H' O" A      DD Bulmer
/ \9 P) |1 g, @6 g1 C3 `9 I3 uAirbase hits 4, Q5 [6 L& C2 J% B! B0 D
Runway hits 4
" f- Z& r+ T% `, t4 VPort hits 2/ |+ B8 Y" u- x7 w
Port fuel hits 1
! S3 o' l7 _* `% F& P--------------------------------------------------2 O! x# l* ^, O- q
Night Naval bombardment of Vigan at 80,73 , m% A* s  S2 [: b8 Q% ?; I. g
Japanese aircraft  L* R4 c2 i& u$ U7 D1 l0 w* i
      no flights 7 C# M! M7 b; Q( ]
Japanese aircraft losses1 s8 L( h2 A( q7 W2 L: _
      Ki-27b Nate: 7 damaged# w: O, O. E3 ~# R5 C
      Ki-27b Nate: 2 destroyed on ground 9 V' L) K# W$ ?1 l6 s; t! G8 s
Allied Ships1 v! v. B# N; ^+ P4 z
      DD Piet Hein6 M* r2 r6 Q- D& `
      DD Kortenaer
$ P) N* o, W6 f3 A$ D1 t      DD Witte de With
9 T2 A) y  b. {2 g      DD Van Nes/ b( i# k+ h& X* T
      DD Banckert
' s" }+ a" ?0 c$ ~" j- Z. G9 KAirbase hits 6( q) Z( l+ R; H' _
Airbase supply hits 1
0 M: u9 b2 h6 _) W: t* hRunway hits 20
7 r/ f1 O! p$ p9 N* MPort hits 5# d8 o/ ]9 H0 l5 H
Port fuel hits 49 F0 p8 ^+ H* d9 O, u0 t
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- q0 b# v8 Q: Q0 Q  B4 XASW attack near Soc Trang  at 56,74 0 @+ U4 t8 C/ _- T- c7 z: X
Japanese Ships  r7 _! }2 ?! a
      xAK Nihonka Maru4 W0 z! O/ G% }3 c- z6 o, K' k
      xAK Manyo Maru
8 s% X+ p% I7 T3 }1 l      xAKL Kokuei Maru' f# }5 h8 d' D# W- X$ L: b
      xAKL Chosen Maru7 A# V6 A4 G% M- m0 `
      xAKL Bokuei Maru
) u! i3 k  u6 I7 v. M      SC Ch 23 ' Q1 Y+ y) M8 _* f5 S7 f# f
Allied Ships
) r0 ?* F/ t* E' q0 N3 ]      SS KXV, hits 3,  heavy damage
, \5 f/ M) }7 o" H0 f  ~------------------------------------------! U. R5 w$ f  q
Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  3 m+ u9 q. s" }/ {& ~' f! s9 J
Weather in hex: Light cloud / e8 L# \5 Q9 h6 W: l
Raid detected at 43 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.
  q6 }4 a- n7 ]1 L: y$ rEstimated time to target is 14 minutes 5 n* i0 }8 C/ ?$ X) A
Japanese aircraft( G- a1 P7 v+ C/ f  A/ s
      A6M2 Zero x 20
: A& P+ ^9 P' ^# a' N, g  SAllied aircraft
# r) I8 b7 a8 Z- ?8 Q" V. J7 n      P-26A x 1
% x; L1 E2 w$ N" W& c% F% J      P-35A x 5
; I& a" f  D) B. B      P-40B Warhawk x 4' b, N7 H& B' E% {; Y! b
      P-40E Warhawk x 12 / X5 _- T0 r7 L! _
Japanese aircraft losses  ^; g1 [. ]% E, \; P# d, H
      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed 0 A; [$ G0 J. e
Allied aircraft losses
) u3 C6 S7 o: ?, @) Z6 y      P-26A: 1 destroyed
$ \" t6 ]/ J  ]      P-35A: 1 destroyed
# V) U# x" m1 @" s- M; p      P-40B Warhawk: 1 destroyed! J. s" T: k1 ~! ]6 `( Z
      P-40E Warhawk: 4 destroyed
* Y1 Z+ v8 s7 Q; ]Aircraft Attacking:  I, f8 G% v! N" ^4 I& s4 Y2 q
      15 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
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" u0 S2 y3 r* c7 [' A$ _9 pMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  ( i, A+ x4 q: X" d3 ?- ?( [/ y
Weather in hex: Light cloud $ ]) k" z3 N7 N# n, n* N' \6 O' P
Raid detected at 28 NM, estimated altitude 24,000 feet.% z/ h/ |+ `1 V) P7 f
Estimated time to target is 9 minutes - |) a+ S5 O% Y% {( {
Japanese aircraft
; w1 N$ n# H  P+ Z4 a5 `" M      A6M2 Zero x 39 ) U* z6 q; S9 F9 ?- O$ F
Allied aircraft
) ?* z- n3 i6 b& s/ L5 \7 j# H      P-40E Warhawk x 4
+ F5 G  H$ R" T" `" g+ m; o6 n; pNo Japanese losses
3 p2 r- I6 E- A, y- fAllied aircraft losses( F" M* F. V7 e$ b4 V  I* a6 j
      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed
+ h% Z. M5 r9 ?. ?3 AAircraft Attacking:, D7 ]$ K* ]* r
      39 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet
3 |8 C: u, d+ B# n; _-------------------------------------------------% b8 ?' Z* ]  E" v3 H  t7 [" i
Morning Air attack on Tarakan , at 67,91  
8 l# y9 G# f9 }5 G( HWeather in hex: Light cloud
: Z2 J- Y* E6 c' |: \* J% [" RRaid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.
: Z" }+ w" g1 E& h3 Z6 x* PEstimated time to target is 13 minutes ; R4 m5 w, P6 D' F
Japanese aircraft
0 ^" s6 s3 Q. A% c2 d7 s6 z      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 22
! G4 q( L* R& l4 c6 Z6 PAllied aircraft
- U9 Y! m/ z4 V. _      B-339D x 11
6 p3 H9 o* P2 E! r+ d( }      75A-7 Hawk x 7 0 F8 G" n2 i1 g+ a) C
No Japanese losses
# [1 j$ v& e! r' H9 c0 f7 i7 V: IAllied aircraft losses
- i* s# C5 {( M5 p6 x* U" L5 Q      B-339D: 3 destroyed
+ v2 e: R" m0 g" T5 B" L1 J      75A-7 Hawk: 2 destroyed
/ s) t6 T; m$ i  c- eAircraft Attacking:5 B: p' J4 V# l' _* G
       8 x Ki-43-Ib Oscar sweeping at 20000 feet
# [; u7 |. ?% [4 [( D) }# ]$ y, U( y------------------------------------------------7 T' `2 q7 g9 T2 j8 o
Morning Air attack on Hong Kong Fortress, at 77,61 (Hong Kong)
. Y5 M  L" \. ^; q6 |5 _Weather in hex: Moderate rain & b# a4 U0 t. y7 I1 a) v
Raid detected at 35 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
. Y% u, Q( T, N; d, B3 q( Y& n0 ZEstimated time to target is 12 minutes
# z& q& ?  Q) ^5 n% k) ?9 y: n# UJapanese aircraft
5 o% s* J/ P0 `* |' g& |  H      G3M2 Nell x 173 {7 K# {8 j- D' t: @, t
      G4M1 Betty x 31
) c  q" o1 Z: X- |1 YJapanese aircraft losses. k4 \6 z0 m  u& Q* o# w
      G3M2 Nell: 5 damaged
4 z. C! s5 \( q1 Q+ b/ Y      G4M1 Betty: 3 damaged
5 r2 d5 v, E$ v$ e; E# P- {8 QAllied ground losses:
& I4 e7 K  Z. p' I; O1 \, m3 H; B7 V      30 casualties reported8 o0 o0 a, n9 A! p5 g
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
: D5 M5 ?4 Y/ K7 E: {: @         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 6 disabled: ~, B( c2 y; b9 G( U
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled9 p- I! x8 Z6 O8 e# P
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
9 j, r7 k& O' `1 M2 R3 sWeather in hex: Light cloud % M. V; i- ~: X1 ?+ m" d. H
Raid detected at 110 NM, estimated altitude 20,000 feet.
3 {9 o! D5 }, S! I4 v/ [Estimated time to target is 36 minutes
1 l- u8 v( ]2 z: k5 X5 i6 l! }Japanese aircraft8 \4 M: X/ ^: L8 k
      A6M2 Zero x 6
* Q9 N# d8 t( n/ kAllied aircraft
1 A1 C. r7 j/ u* o& k      P-40E Warhawk x 1
. ]4 K$ ?0 c/ @! t2 pJapanese aircraft losses
; R) b4 F1 s4 v. n- `1 K. K  _; f      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed
" {8 c+ r: x) {5 O! K, BNo Allied losses ! f( S( G9 c: Z% G8 i* i2 X3 k2 M
Aircraft Attacking:
5 ?( a& c& K7 N       5 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet  r4 w* i3 s% y; j& P" ?
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% h3 d5 ^" f1 p6 g' O" WMorning Air attack on Hong Kong Fortress, at 77,61 (Hong Kong) ! @" N8 z" L: P8 L
Weather in hex: Moderate rain : _7 Y: b1 H8 i9 p5 r, i
Raid detected at 60 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
8 B( ^0 m) c  X3 @9 p0 b' zEstimated time to target is 21 minutes
2 {" o- e* O/ ^: ?5 y0 B& {) ?Japanese aircraft
9 D7 S# s# ~6 T      G3M2 Nell x 18
: \* j! N6 q( h) D" X! d8 k      G4M1 Betty x 19   S, _6 Q) t8 I
Japanese aircraft losses! C  h% K: q( U% P. b
      G3M2 Nell: 5 damaged$ O' H, s% h. ^+ `7 R- t
      G4M1 Betty: 2 damaged. c( ]+ |# n7 ~9 U1 [4 D7 A
      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak " j1 v  Q2 A. K9 q) T
Allied ground losses:
: f1 J- P" T& V- _& u      25 casualties reported6 Y4 W+ q. x1 z; f/ H. a$ O6 Y
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
  x8 ~7 J; [% E, z         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 4 disabled
: G4 ]' H+ f4 E! |+ j3 K3 U  \/ g3 p         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled+ }7 A5 {% B: x! C
      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)    \  z, E* k4 U5 N/ b. e
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5 k- }" s8 M1 X/ e5 h' KMorning Air attack on Rangoon , at 54,53  
7 q, a2 |, J3 g5 D* M: Y  o' q3 SWeather in hex: Partial cloud % @0 K; W5 ]! e- b3 N
Raid spotted at 33 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.- k8 b2 Q: n2 S6 ]$ G! a* X
Estimated time to target is 10 minutes
' K1 W, g, l& m( `/ uJapanese aircraft/ x! F7 M/ b" C$ P
      A6M2 Zero x 7   W% c0 b6 o$ [5 t5 l' L8 u
Allied aircraft
- O/ G6 f) V# D2 Z7 W      H81-A3 x 36
3 p8 ^$ g, W' _0 l7 M2 k      Buffalo I x 16
+ F$ }0 J- D- c8 H0 m6 u! }Japanese aircraft losses
  |1 A* T9 [2 w/ S, B" h% K      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed
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& ~4 V, R6 E3 m# sMorning Air attack on Davao , at 79,91  ) l: r; ~) D1 @6 V0 c, o
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms
6 Y( l% `- Y) q  P5 S$ zRaid spotted at 12 NM, estimated altitude 21,000 feet.
& k+ s: u1 u6 K( A; O3 T% v, e$ q$ xEstimated time to target is 3 minutes
/ x9 n% I& a" `7 X# [9 Y% H$ bJapanese aircraft
9 H( t  p5 e& e( R; @8 {5 G      A6M2 Zero x 5
7 H5 [1 e2 ~  u, h/ a1 M; aNo Japanese losses * G  b& _# T' L$ }
Aircraft Attacking:
% T* ^8 g& r( d       5 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet *  
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Morning Air attack on Tarakan , at 67,91  1 S; d# M  k8 d4 |
Weather in hex: Light cloud
! D3 j- K" D& w; m' }# KRaid spotted at 2 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.  g* y0 E$ q6 Z6 ?( y
Estimated time to target is 0 minutes 9 S: P' ?" C' T7 S: E' b# {7 S5 @
Japanese aircraft6 j2 ?0 p7 P1 `; m( E/ |9 ]
      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 7
6 x- }/ K/ y. H/ }$ U* R5 yAllied aircraft/ J' I4 \( P6 h5 U4 p1 x
      B-339D x 1: I( X, G$ c6 U$ X
      75A-7 Hawk x 2 $ Q' p5 j: K7 K" o# F/ c
No Japanese losses 2 |3 L/ P) N9 \& U' x2 y
Allied aircraft losses9 l+ F: N* D  [  L0 {
      75A-7 Hawk: 1 destroyed
5 F2 S7 G5 q% C( x3 [Aircraft Attacking:1 C. C# m4 N; R4 Q) P
       6 x Ki-43-Ib Oscar sweeping at 20000 feet! _7 j7 X' J5 U
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Morning Air attack on Rangoon , at 54,53  
* S: Z' Z# F) i& O0 oWeather in hex: Partial cloud 3 N$ H8 Q, o4 t5 F
Raid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 20,000 feet.6 t7 X4 Z( s% R/ N7 k( [3 [' V
Estimated time to target is 13 minutes 2 @" u0 b4 G1 {0 Q: {
Japanese aircraft
. w9 R) e7 `" J/ `1 h8 n: R8 h* q      A6M2 Zero x 3 % S2 h9 H' z* w+ g% n
Allied aircraft, c% D! C% b  Z9 T8 K. u
      H81-A3 x 30! \: v1 x7 g" l
      Buffalo I x 14
  S" ]8 O* u; A9 U/ d8 r0 r2 H. wNo Japanese losses
  J& _! R; _: uAllied aircraft losses7 P" C- p* r( D( i) J8 f
      H81-A3: 1 destroyed1 u6 D, ]: \; D  D  h% F- j
      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed. p  ^6 P2 ~4 W9 f
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5 e) [3 Q0 H: bMorning Air attack on Dadjangas , at 78,93  
# e/ @, k9 _# cWeather in hex: Moderate rain 8 x. ~/ [. P  k# T* x) ?* x
Raid spotted at 2 NM, estimated altitude 20,000 feet.
1 J2 R" ?1 G1 g" @* k5 S6 dEstimated time to target is 0 minutes 7 n0 m% X4 ?5 u0 d4 [* [! \
Japanese aircraft
( j1 f) [( I. e1 d, T+ ~5 j      A6M2 Zero x 1 1 \7 c1 X# t+ f
No Japanese losses   s6 s6 s" L% j  r
Aircraft Attacking:3 r  ~: j3 O( A& |
       1 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet *  1 ~7 j, D6 @2 z) W/ Z5 U
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Morning Air attack on Rangoon , at 54,53  " v8 R' p! Z) v! Y, X& I* [8 Q
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
0 h7 t# P7 ]2 [( p" f  SRaid spotted at 29 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.
8 H4 n  _* \- F$ P( PEstimated time to target is 9 minutes
" I( z: M* Z' N! @Japanese aircraft
0 S; h# P) W( G5 w+ h# ~+ m      A6M2 Zero x 22
0 W# Q& q1 w! O9 WAllied aircraft
: v" y. h* e( I6 c$ I  }5 R      H81-A3 x 193 R  X1 {: _& \8 y
      Buffalo I x 8
6 s  m' h% h6 R0 m( OJapanese aircraft losses$ P& Q( x9 M4 I4 t% A: A2 r
      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed
& W' h4 p- K+ G% Q( YAllied aircraft losses/ U4 m% g' `. L
      H81-A3: 2 destroyed 3 [% w7 B) j  f/ B5 _  \; K4 Q$ C
Aircraft Attacking:1 m" Q* P+ Z0 W; E1 M% j2 Y# ]* @  s
      12 x A6M2 Zero sweeping at 20000 feet& y# q1 U! {# e) W& Z
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Ground combat at Hong Kong (77,61) / _3 z7 j2 I, I! p6 ~0 z
Japanese Shock attack ' R3 k8 U) e! x. [+ E2 |
Attacking force 33380 troops, 464 guns, 260 vehicles, Assault Value = 986
0 {1 @$ E) C% Y- W4 FDefending force 5511 troops, 116 guns, 61 vehicles, Assault Value = 163   |/ x2 i; n0 f
Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 0 8 w& e1 b' |' K. w. x
Japanese adjusted assault: 812  
4 @: y5 X  r& e; f5 A' t+ IAllied adjusted defense: 201  
' E0 ]' w3 O  Q; AJapanese assault odds: 4 to 1 (fort level 0)    |% _8 L9 l0 U. X+ S( f* B
Japanese forces CAPTURE Hong Kong !!! 9 K- `) P& T4 \2 ~  Q/ u3 G
Combat modifiers
0 R) D5 h3 [  n* o) w) fDefender: terrain(+), morale(-), experience(-)3 v) h; u( e) b, _  {
Attacker: shock(+) - g" i% k! F/ e! H! ]
Japanese ground losses:
1 @; {/ \* K# V      1487 casualties reported6 s  f% x5 `, F" t
         Squads: 2 destroyed, 33 disabled9 J! g. S5 q- F
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 13 disabled
2 R4 g8 H; s" ], W3 ^# H; u$ g         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 51 disabled
8 D2 Q! S; o0 D! {  Y9 J; p      Guns lost 5 (1 destroyed, 4 disabled) . C1 o" x( \( \! j- O
Allied ground losses:
7 z' k; ^+ A9 d' S8 ~5 Y7 i      5606 casualties reported
, p3 ^0 Q- j' c) Z         Squads: 130 destroyed, 0 disabled
  r$ P0 g: ~. _! v) H# Q4 M         Non Combat: 406 destroyed, 0 disabled* y- x; u' A. O1 n  Y# _: g
         Engineers: 23 destroyed, 0 disabled- s7 F3 i. v& A$ M+ F; g+ M
      Guns lost 161 (161 destroyed, 0 disabled)- V( }1 q+ Z$ C6 |$ U0 l
      Vehicles lost 76 (76 destroyed, 0 disabled)
. z9 V9 i4 G( [" Y8 @      Units destroyed 5
  q2 X) p) ?! S% F* v0 R- ZAssaulting units:- h3 n" c2 K) j/ C
    38th Division1 e/ j  b$ j3 F% R
    19th Ind. Engineer Regiment
1 [, S( l7 X, N1 |( ~    66th Infantry Regiment
5 t. v" s; B' A, ~; a. A. a    104th Division6 B6 H- A$ S8 c8 k
    20th Ind. Engineer Regiment4 O; B/ s' K0 L8 ]+ v* y
    21st Mortar Battalion; g% b& |; s$ j8 e; g# A
    10th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment8 N. L* K; T* ~+ u" p0 B: y
    3rd Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
, O5 q, |# b6 V9 v    2nd Mortar Battalion& C% q/ s+ j5 s
    1st Hvy.Artillery Regiment
& J0 h/ `0 A0 t" u% U- [    2nd Ind.Hvy.Art. Battalion
0 V8 N' T5 U/ w7 X7 ^/ F: R    2nd RF Gun Battalion2 X! N! Z" b0 b' w
    5th RF Gun Battalion
3 b! \' c: g  d  Q! J' z* p    20th Ind. Mtn Gun Battalion 9 f: R0 b- e3 c7 ?- r: \
Defending units:4 u3 _! \  I( ^4 E, d' t
    Rifles of Canada Battalion- T2 r5 n: l5 h: y
    Winnipeg Grenadiers Battalion
5 M7 |/ ~7 g- H' m: \    Kowloon Brigade% S( R' ?1 P9 c0 ~7 Z7 {4 O9 _5 v
    102nd RN Base Force
4 i, o4 |; i# q$ h    Hong Kong Fortress

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日军没有充分利用初期的零和陆攻的加成，在关岛这些大型基地，对58进行突击。1 ~- X$ f# J3 n% k: S
reninhat 发表于 2014-10-7 20:37

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58在与mini的对抗和追击过程中，一直和 塞班及关岛保持了最小12格的距离
# [& T, K# w% H  N/ I. Q6 U8 |这意味及时用021挂油箱护航，也出了021的标准护航范围，
+ T" G" i' h. }在mini对抗58的当天 58距塞班17格，追击的时候，12格，目的就是不进入11格的021标准航程% @2 U0 s1 l: H9 R& s$ }' E
按开局岛上大概30左右的一式陆攻和18架次021，在极限航程上 估计很难对58造成伤害
$ u$ z) G; U' P. r4 V, _" R0 u) i日军也没有尝试，也可能是尝试了，但计算空优后没有出击
5 W0 o/ ~& ^  C4 |' l7 K3 E8 O当天，日军塞班岛方向确实出动了陆攻击沉了前期从58分离，路过附近去拉包尔的一艘dd

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不过目前来说，58还不能说就安全了，如果不走菲律宾而直接奔爪哇，还有较大机会脱离，菲律宾这一耽搁，KB怎么也追上了。当然，58怎么也算赚够了，要能再拼掉KB一艘正规航母，那这次行动就算经典了（但2比6应该机会不 ...2 j9 {  E1 {8 ?! U3 S. l+ N& c
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-7 12:52

5 ^- n9 f5 w/ {8 k; W5 u搞清楚了为啥你会有这么一问了，是地图错误。; g5 S' j- k/ F; i" x: M
游戏中的地图:
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$ b8 Q: z, E# F  n4 L6 @* m! G$ h现实地图：( \, n: D: a- D; ]

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谦虚了 这档和隔壁冷大跟骑士差不多 双方都不在一个档次9 N/ h$ X+ q4 h6 t
塔萨法隆加 发表于 2014-10-8 09:08

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玩日军要求玩家很谨慎，需要考虑的东西也很多，毕竟日军容错率较低
4 B1 F# z% F' G2 v! a! g盟军则方便许多，可以大胆尝试。菜花可能对某些细节没考虑清楚。( Y9 E$ ^) b; e+ ~3 \& m6 B$ Z
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而且通常对战双方为了长久，盟军前期常放水，导致前期很少有大行动。
5 {* e, I8 q) ^- g% |' H# [本档双方本着了解游戏，从游戏中学习的态度，让双方充分发挥各自的想象力
+ q: @. {9 Y0 p也尽量给观众带来精彩的对局。