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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 28, 417 [& S2 e) U7 ]7 Z& k' X+ ]$ R, \
DD编队突袭了下哥打巴鲁港口没占到啥便宜。。% ~. I+ j- ^( ?9 ^* b$ E0 B7 ]: W& f
克拉克机场持续被轰炸，连防御都修不动了，应该允许工兵放弃机场，直接修防御。" p$ U' T! H+ l" {+ @
现在只要一被轰炸，其他部队没事，工兵却混乱奇高，导致几天不工作。* y# |0 z: c+ i$ Z# U# v/ t
日军一式战开始扫场新加坡，交换比还凑合，就是盟军连水牛都没有库存了 " E' J% B6 b% C/ O
国军第85军也转世投胎去了。。。。" |* q7 w( X( H0 ]5 s0 p
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Kota Bharu at 51,75, Range 6,000 Yards & `; C$ D& E8 p7 ~- V& @" ~
Japanese Ships
2 G0 F6 D# K& e1 t( f, w7 q      CA Mogami, Shell hits 1$ }9 P* c$ p' ?) D' Y
      CL Sendai
# F- O7 J5 e( Q, X7 Z) C      DD Isonami3 a) ~/ c# j7 W
      DD Shirayuki
! b, ]8 ~/ p3 M  |- m* U      DD Uranami, Shell hits 1 / {1 X* ?0 y& N
Allied Ships6 `6 O5 F# K& ~) u  {6 M. {
      DD Barker, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
8 G4 E9 e- h1 A9 p& p      DD Bulmer
0 p  O. i* K+ @      DD John D. Ford
8 A4 P& M6 Y" R      DD Paul Jones
7 W, w. G) Z- \; n2 N0 B1 c+ ~      DD Peary
9 _9 Q- g* e% d$ A  I; q      DD Pillsbury
( f/ _/ c8 i+ C. j8 `" u----------------------------------------------------------
& y) J8 _6 O# Y7 h% o6 eMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
$ }- w/ ^" J7 C( kWeather in hex: Light rain 7 M! Z( t. D3 ]! r$ ?( n
Raid spotted at 38 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.7 o5 d$ c( M2 |( R) Q
Estimated time to target is 12 minutes
) }8 K& f5 o4 ~) h' |& W5 W) HJapanese aircraft
- P/ v5 S7 `" D' t      Ki-43-Ia Oscar x 20 + w6 b. B$ H2 {$ c2 M" _# s& ]
Allied aircraft8 w' e$ e$ g6 k/ y6 h$ ^. V
      Blenheim IF x 3
' m- @% F( q4 v' ]  C% M: h      Buffalo I x 34
2 u+ v* R% N" B/ A4 g0 e* A4 C      Mohawk IV x 8
$ ?4 Z; G+ e) G) uJapanese aircraft losses
. |$ q) a' J" `      Ki-43-Ia Oscar: 2 destroyed
$ D& b( r+ A0 lAllied aircraft losses$ A* u( K/ u4 x: K9 x* P
      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed ; G. @3 s! g1 V- T1 R
Aircraft Attacking:/ L2 u1 z5 u) p% ]8 ?% o' ]7 h
       5 x Ki-43-Ia Oscar sweeping at 20000 feet
8 I8 S2 m6 e5 ~: M% j  i-----------------------------------------------' `1 n; |/ i& f8 M9 [; w
Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
  f$ D# P! X( t9 r* LWeather in hex: Overcast 8 N, p) v  J+ F6 O8 T& s& y! B
Raid detected at 75 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
  k+ v5 c+ a6 s( z7 q$ ^Estimated time to target is 26 minutes
6 v6 i( h; v/ @$ m, fJapanese aircraft
6 h! Q9 N+ b) R  y% S      G3M2 Nell x 14. k0 g2 n/ O# g9 i. p+ @8 h8 O  b* H
      G4M1 Betty x 28 $ S% S) D% m# s- b8 J
Allied aircraft
, K7 H9 O6 h+ Z4 `# l      no flights " c! X( l9 n, k) k8 d9 P0 F
Japanese aircraft losses
# n4 J/ d" r' k* A4 k$ z# C      G3M2 Nell: 2 damaged8 V1 l* e; X$ l2 i
      G4M1 Betty: 2 damaged
& R; g3 R4 z  u/ M/ R2 ~" |      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak
" G2 _# Q* r5 [2 P* m0 n6 S6 wAllied aircraft losses. ?7 ^4 ~- L, a# X1 G
      PBY-4 Catalina: 8 damaged
, _0 s0 {% n/ }; K. j$ R      PBY-4 Catalina: 1 destroyed on ground
# Z# ^& U! F0 A5 j      P-40E Warhawk: 5 damaged
' {9 \& Y2 q! X1 C# m& ~      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed on ground9 e2 |6 ^: w1 B5 Q9 [* Y9 n6 v& ]9 z
      O-47A: 2 damaged  K- E; Q/ x: J2 y0 J( S
      B-17D Fortress: 2 damaged ' X) p( V) Z/ }$ ]0 s) ]. R% O0 I$ O  b
Airbase hits 15
" R/ g; k5 U3 W" L1 b9 hAirbase supply hits 1
2 B) Q: h  u0 ]4 y' v; L$ W: R) ERunway hits 29
& f$ ?/ X) C+ ~8 E, r----------------------------------------------# S* O' p" _0 Z% \' Q
Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
9 T4 \# I3 B! U# r2 L0 x$ k3 dWeather in hex: Overcast
$ i  ]1 o3 j0 r9 |- K2 kRaid detected at 44 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.3 j& X0 _! S, r1 Z7 u# O
Estimated time to target is 15 minutes
' b7 G: r" h' R! }8 F$ M+ zJapanese aircraft0 V, \4 x" t) d! Y9 i2 L
      G3M2 Nell x 11$ L) G8 e( U2 O# O7 x# O
      G4M1 Betty x 32 & E7 [* Y3 x. Y, O% S- S4 D+ o4 X0 o
Allied aircraft( q: T( Q3 t9 O& H9 ]+ b
      no flights
4 g( r. e5 j% _0 i# XJapanese aircraft losses
- M- E; f) u( _4 h' c% G0 Z5 l      G3M2 Nell: 1 damaged
6 l$ I0 E! s: @7 x  `      G4M1 Betty: 6 damaged . A5 _' U0 m6 ^* f, C8 g( ]' M3 T# H
Allied aircraft losses3 F0 _- O; f0 c6 f( X: l% u# q: V4 l
      B-17D Fortress: 1 damaged
" ~* C$ }( U1 Y* Q9 W4 w- w. ?      PBY-4 Catalina: 4 damaged7 W4 x! ?2 {* f; w  O5 Y8 l
      PBY-4 Catalina: 1 destroyed on ground/ Z. K& S8 f+ q$ ]
      P-40E Warhawk: 4 damaged ( N5 \7 C  O0 m$ e8 x6 b
Allied ground losses:! ~) j& o% s& _+ g7 W+ l
      10 casualties reported+ I; `3 A; ]; y
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled4 i$ X$ y9 j; m% J% y/ x
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
- T- E8 ~& I+ C* l# W8 O: K         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 |) ?/ E+ D; _- oAirbase hits 7
  }" ?& Y' R. z1 X1 g$ aAirbase supply hits 1
5 m2 f" u8 h0 ^, c, F, t' I  h5 kRunway hits 29+ T+ g5 z  f. ]
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
0 |: V8 R% [& _6 j' c0 E) P& YWeather in hex: Overcast $ }+ u! f7 }. F& W6 k& O, K
Raid detected at 70 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
$ E6 C; Y, J" J; ?; D. qEstimated time to target is 22 minutes
6 G5 r$ {. f9 m$ l4 iJapanese aircraft
3 @% S0 q7 c' H" C- w      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 12
: `- }/ i5 p* `6 d. i      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 21 3 _$ O6 b6 K/ @' s' v' D5 J; t. J
Allied aircraft
5 j* F! d$ b$ D: ~6 P5 B) f      no flights
0 p9 f. q( S  ^  SJapanese aircraft losses9 N0 k$ b3 K" q
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 2 damaged1 K6 a! t1 y- B3 y7 x" w) N3 z: S/ a- A
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 2 damaged
9 m/ D; x* r! NAllied aircraft losses
, b- t/ K3 g) A& w6 P4 U4 F      B-17D Fortress: 1 damaged5 @: v. u8 @- T2 ?  r
      PBY-4 Catalina: 1 damaged# }6 W& ^+ A4 Z; \5 }: h6 S$ n$ f
      PBY-4 Catalina: 1 destroyed on ground6 N' s( v6 d* o2 R. l
      P-40E Warhawk: 1 damaged
- H- {! f+ x0 P; s0 a! d$ Y" eAirbase hits 1
- n" d7 P8 q# M0 w7 U& `Runway hits 5
' v% d. G# e$ `6 k------------------------------------------3 c0 I: `, B0 }! i9 ?3 E
Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  " x4 q2 y, ^  K# j4 k
Weather in hex: Light rain ! v3 C" b& g4 E3 o, w  V
Raid detected at 39 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.
8 X7 U, \3 f! I" HEstimated time to target is 13 minutes 5 M* O! g  d9 _" m
Japanese aircraft
+ y( W- T" v5 S6 H3 E" T; o$ j; z      Ki-43-Ia Oscar x 6
5 g8 a( T" P2 o0 F      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 26
6 M4 o$ C  z) bAllied aircraft6 X( \* l: w3 S3 R/ t( x
      Blenheim IF x 1
8 j6 c- W! {: C; c      Buffalo I x 220 d! Q. n! T, B3 |2 E
      Mohawk IV x 7
# r3 `% L) @* aJapanese aircraft losses
, s  q0 m6 \8 X8 U: k      Ki-43-Ib Oscar: 2 destroyed 0 w! B5 n2 l5 v; y% T) i2 @
Allied aircraft losses0 f8 c( ^4 ?) \
      Buffalo I: 3 destroyed
; ?  J' u) s! H. v% P      Mohawk IV: 2 destroyed ( L/ p! i/ \/ t2 ~7 [$ [
Aircraft Attacking:
9 ]+ ?9 N- }) n0 f& b3 N* b      13 x Ki-43-Ib Oscar sweeping at 20000 feet
8 b1 J+ m3 v( C7 ~3 A       3 x Ki-43-Ia Oscar sweeping at 20000 feet
3 U9 h2 o& ]4 j7 }. {----------------------------------------------0 z/ U/ T  Q6 B0 M, ^5 i3 G
Morning Air attack on 33rd Chinese Corps, at 85,41 , near Sian ; w# S, N! J! e+ W  c9 q# f* J2 D( r
Weather in hex: Heavy cloud
" L: u) r/ I( E# R- lRaid spotted at 23 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
( p1 ^/ t8 X% WEstimated time to target is 6 minutes 4 O1 ?0 I, B2 F
Japanese aircraft* X# c! q% K, @' V( {# Y
      Ki-30 Ann x 12 - v9 V2 h* e4 @5 I$ v% l9 G6 C
Allied aircraft
/ g6 ^, Z0 q, J) `      I-15-III x 1
( ^5 L# n% w7 GJapanese aircraft losses
1 Q2 q5 }; _5 t# `3 M      Ki-30 Ann: 1 destroyed, 2 damaged 1 D9 l( r8 l0 H
No Allied losses ) Q. @# D& ~) c4 X
Allied ground losses:' L: H% N0 X5 o% M
      8 casualties reported$ J! c% X) y; N* b6 D8 e6 A5 ~
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled* v6 M3 ?: J+ b* o, q& A
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled0 G! @; L& @3 A8 b4 _0 C% K$ W* x
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, |) M4 _/ x$ }- O3 u9 EAircraft Attacking:
1 z2 c& z9 H8 `% w      11 x Ki-30 Ann bombing from 6000 feet *
* n/ I5 y, D( d7 q+ i               Ground Attack:  1 x 100 kg GP Bomb1 |3 P, \$ N$ t7 e- q
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3 M2 B, g3 R6 [. ]Ground combat at 85,46 (near Nanyang)
6 j0 x' W( b4 M8 |- DJapanese Shock attack 5 m' a" y: k  G5 R" e: K6 [
Attacking force 25029 troops, 192 guns, 168 vehicles, Assault Value = 949
0 a) @3 h! ~4 e# j0 BDefending force 5674 troops, 34 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 125
, c: s  Q& h+ cJapanese adjusted assault: 898  9 Y2 \/ W) r. W- E
Allied adjusted defense: 4  " F$ B0 K$ T) Z( L
Japanese assault odds: 224 to 1  
8 O6 a  Q; b4 O8 q" L; zCombat modifiers
/ u% _8 H4 v9 C* f( @0 S$ o1 _& QDefender: leaders(+), disruption(-), experience(-), supply(-)2 y% P3 B: {$ i6 W% ^
Attacker: shock(+) 0 P/ K7 M' a0 V' M$ U
Japanese ground losses:' R- k8 L! F% m& P1 S
      113 casualties reported: ^/ O$ q- u+ M2 N9 @7 J2 O$ N" ~& E
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 10 disabled
, `8 W; y$ }# f: a9 Y! R         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
: d2 [; Q& Z( }) v         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
: f9 Q4 K: i/ x4 s0 i, R4 X$ KAllied ground losses:
0 w( k  y7 W1 f      7886 casualties reported
+ w4 d0 P$ d! H+ A$ ?         Squads: 302 destroyed, 0 disabled9 {- J. M  }! g9 I" @3 H, P. L( ~2 m+ z% V4 S
         Non Combat: 264 destroyed, 0 disabled: r3 K1 r0 n) B6 Q3 _
         Engineers: 18 destroyed, 0 disabled3 t3 b* Y- s1 I* Z) ?
      Guns lost 40 (40 destroyed, 0 disabled)! J! Q3 P4 H+ B! O9 X- J- Z
      Units destroyed 1 ; ]7 L; r+ {5 S! h- d
Assaulting units:
$ U+ [' {! J; |, V    9th Armored Car Co / b2 y& W' e, h3 M
    58th Infantry Regiment
9 |4 s0 H5 f  z1 M8 W    13th Tank Regiment
" Q6 b$ o: a7 U% V/ ~# _    20th Ind.Mixed Brigade0 _" b/ e$ ~' b2 B$ n. o
    12th RGC Temp. Division
, n) b. A( o9 x+ G+ N1 H9 d    34th Division( U: S$ U* p4 B# m: h/ Q1 C
    18th RGC Temp. Division
' j8 ~7 v2 \0 t  R: \' q# r- nDefending units:
- P2 r! q8 e& o+ Z6 \; s    85th Chinese Corps 9 z: W4 X9 g3 b) T4 h) j; M
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Ground combat at Kukong (79,57)
" n2 g* E  W4 R1 v6 FJapanese Shock attack 0 w* l4 ]4 V% n) ^$ B
Attacking force 3516 troops, 38 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 127 + H$ D2 y  [$ w, Y  b+ D4 \" N/ o+ p& w
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0 + v1 |) E2 w7 c7 D8 D$ X0 ?! V7 H
Japanese adjusted assault: 122  
2 Y4 ?, i, X! M# M" O& [Allied adjusted defense: 1  + t' p1 @, z9 Y& j! u7 c
Japanese assault odds: 122 to 1 (fort level 1)  - J: U) Y' ^/ A
Japanese forces CAPTURE Kukong !!! 8 T3 L) Q: F9 x5 c
Combat modifiers2 O# r$ T1 [- i: o$ ^4 _
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(+), leaders(-) ! J' j& r2 M& P4 {
Assaulting units:
1 M& |: D4 d* K, I    102nd Infantry Regiment
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Ground combat at Nauru Island (127,128) # |5 Q" m& v% x2 V; m
Japanese Shock attack
  @# {4 P! `% _: [; K6 j0 `Attacking force 342 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 16 7 B* W9 ]5 z; A% _! N2 U( ~% F9 ^3 a
Defending force 82 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1 ' ?5 Y9 n0 M- w; t
Japanese adjusted assault: 12  
7 q: ]1 b) d/ t2 z9 oAllied adjusted defense: 1  
3 H9 [0 `1 D' `- i8 nJapanese assault odds: 12 to 1 (fort level 0)  9 A0 I$ d- l2 _, K6 l: g: c
Japanese forces CAPTURE Nauru Island !!! * Z! V% |+ y+ x3 n9 X# a/ J
Combat modifiers
" D! k) \6 R/ c0 ^4 a% ~; XDefender: leaders(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
% ^6 h( g3 X; x4 Z: k, d3 AAttacker: shock(+)   k6 K; K- q9 g7 P- C- l! l
Japanese ground losses:
  d9 l# q! b% u4 B$ z# `/ f  ?- a3 j      109 casualties reported7 R5 _1 V. o( @4 f0 Y6 r
         Squads: 2 destroyed, 7 disabled! y: H' a) k1 m# b
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled
  i$ N: d/ n% E6 @         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
' k9 W) L0 u% C) e& M& HAllied ground losses:: e+ ^2 @' @) O! r! H2 L, y
      72 casualties reported
+ t% r# C  x/ k7 q         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 ^! s( S+ [$ n( p- a2 w" [! t         Non Combat: 7 destroyed, 0 disabled
; p" |& c& H( O         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled
, s! r0 q' I& r$ Z" t( H      Guns lost 2 (2 destroyed, 0 disabled)
2 E8 V" l8 F4 v. w1 n+ H; ?0 i      Units destroyed 1
$ o! J% @% e  }1 s6 y3 h# JAssaulting units:
5 {( F! W2 f  C" ^# Z7 n3 A) x    2nd Indpt SNLF Coy  
% B; c$ `1 A5 @) l  BDefending units:
1 H$ l1 @# L$ v$ ]7 k' s+ r# X& c    Wren Det.

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大部分人是不想打群架的，* c" Z7 ?$ R1 Y. v- B0 n
lala23159 发表于 2014-10-18 11:13

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板砖乱飞的年代，再怎么躲，也免不了要挨上一两块。  h/ D$ J! K# n: M8 y$ B
要么就被人推上去，当了挡箭牌。

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216# Deutschina 多展开说，风险莫测。历史总是惊人的相似，就看后来者能否吸取历史的教训，这也就是研究战略必定研究战争史的道理。) |! i, @$ j( G( l
player0001 发表于 2014-10-18 11:24

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以前的人也一样在研究历史，也得出了类似的结论，但是他们还是做出了类似的重复选择。! i' y' Y, p1 K* D* P
如何保证，今天的人不会去重复历史，而会做出不一样的选择？？, f  Y6 J$ \4 t1 a3 S
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有人认为，历史在不断的重复，即使研究结论再清楚，还是会去重复
& z; q  d- r; B. s8 k# C人性如此，即使能看得长远，那些具有选择权的人不一定会在乎
3 \8 s; P0 E$ k( @1 l1 R- a7 ^& b而那些在乎，不愿意看到历史不断重复的人，往往没有选择权，无法对国家施加足够的影响。

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1 v6 a. N0 m9 P0 D以下是大陆战场的态势图，右下角往南阳移动的是从关东入关的20个单位，) p& s7 \4 J2 E/ @
估计战力在3K+，已经离开铁路线，前期有几天铁路线是通畅的，关东军没有去武汉) J* x: K. d' @% j- G. V( M. n
说明 日军主力进攻方向放在了长江以北。 初步估计大陆战场，加上入关的关东军，
3 U+ b* H$ ~0 k. H. L, Z总战力在1w5k左右，长江以北1w左右，以南5k左右。; L: c& q$ v) P8 @) J  c
国军目前转进比较顺利，尚无大规模伤亡，因此战力基本不低于日本。
$ g: {5 X, E, @( o地图上，南阳西南边的7个单位（刚歼灭国军85军的那1k战力），
. G) S6 Q  r4 t; G7 |! [没有选择走南阳去西安，而是往西去了，因此猜测日军主力可能会选择从安康
3 s$ p. H. U0 m, c- P8 D走山路入川， 果真如此的话，国军应该如何防守呢？
  l; n& }0 h  ~& Y" K是守在安康的河对岸，还是撤到川内一侧的山区呢？ 或者其他地方？想听听大伙的意见啊。。。
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西安就留点小部队即可，既然已经突破了，平原地形无法防守，先到安康一代吧，一下子退快了，容易被日军渗透进川，那就太被动了。& @- ]# H; s( q% U3 S' T/ Q0 d3 x
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-18 15:02

3 a8 J: d! L$ _5 h' v7 i. ]西安目前还没有突破，逼近的日军基本是太原的1k战力，而对面的国军有2600战力
7 o4 c, Y$ J4 a# ^日军应该占不到啥便宜，不敢贸然过河。 打算掩护后卫部队撤到西安后，再集体撤往山区。

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大部队走安康就是作死的走法，西安的部队全部撤回剑阁附近，然后拿出部分战力去安康附近堵着就行了。
, j+ F8 |8 j# j! S) |6 Iamdddr 发表于 2014-10-20 08:39

+ K0 r* q' @* Y' b+ _. _! L" O部分战力堵安康，必然会被击溃啊，然后日军如果翻山入川的话，0 k- t4 s9 p  U) ?+ b
剑阁附近的部队不知能否来得及赶到指点位置堵路，日军很可能从安康翻山入川。" w6 \9 v+ @% u* P# p$ b

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  c& s4 @4 j5 T& v0 E; v, @' q4 w伊朗没有参加2战，不也被瓜分了，在生死存亡的选择前，这苏联人也和英国人搞起了连裆裤，对安安分分的伊朗开战，理由是伊朗有德国间谍，恶呀，西班牙也有德国间谍，他却不敢打 ，说到底，伊朗人积贫积弱才是根本 ...
/ C3 G6 y4 u5 p- H. \% t4 olala23159 发表于 2014-10-20 09:08

( I8 E2 o$ ~# P( H) Z  ?中国与俄国美国，如果冲突，双方都会很受伤，未免自身损失太大，双方都会比较克制) j. k8 H& \0 x$ }
而土耳其是德国，苏联那个都扛不住，贸然选边站 错了就完蛋了，土耳其到后期看到苏联明显胜算的时候% Y+ e" d# N4 m& r+ O5 n% v7 i
也加入盟军了，算是一种比较安全的投机行为。
- a. k; v* s7 K# E7 a8 z中国的现代外交一种被很多人诟病。。

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我讲的CTL经略中东，是以德国已宣战的英国为作战目标，不是以苏联为作战目标，当时苏联最担心的怕不是德国，而是美国吧，苏联和美国是有边境线的，美英的反苏宣传就没有停止过。苏联的如意算盘是让英德互掐，自己壮 ...4 M  w. e6 g3 ?& s' p+ S
lala23159 发表于 2014-10-20 09:28

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苏美不和是肯定的，不过苏美之间那条海峡也不方便用兵。
3 l( _* a! X- x4 Y4 O面对惹事的苏德，英美一直是在观望，希望出现一些变数，. d9 ?  F, W' y3 p
不过元首前期打得太顺，自信心爆棚，开始左右开弓，最后被人会师柏林了。。

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首先把人类看做与动物同一层级的生物，当生存受到威胁的时候，必然尝试所有可能的途径去避免威胁，延续生存。这种不断尝试本身就是重复。, g8 v, Q) u' U
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所以，要求人类不重复以前犯的错误不免太苛求了。$ w3 D/ t$ c$ j; C/ Z8 G
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0 `' r1 Q3 b# j这次的尝试 ...
% Q4 c2 M* D0 U4 r! _' Hdavid7up 发表于 2014-10-20 09:35

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没有去苛求人类不犯同样的错误，只是就当时楼上提到的，要研究战争史的问题* Z8 k/ i3 j9 S4 E
有人认为研究清楚了，依然会有人去重复错误，是否值得费劲去继续研究。

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疾病只是战争的一种手段，如果731部队有像艾滋病和埃博拉那样的东东，也会当做武器投入战场的。当然自己得有解药呀，而且疾病对机器人没有效果呀8 N  z$ \9 T* ^6 R* @% ~% F1 F
lala23159 发表于 2014-10-20 10:36

3 g+ l. _2 C2 T: {1 V2 d& ]8 K这样下去，人类迟早一天会毁在自己手上的。。。

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 29, 41
& U9 i0 u9 L( ]* v! u4 b- Xss补刀一艘运兵船，几人落水。
2 q* N2 G; q7 Q! d/ `% f同时拉包尔机场被炸瘫痪了，虽然运上去几万补给，但是kb赶到的时候运兵船还差一天路程，
: d2 m. W/ o$ K, W部队没有增援上去，看来是给日军送补给了。8 M* e0 d2 L9 I! r6 a
第89军也投胎去了，已经4个军了。。
7 i; V! I5 D' Z5 X' U----------------------------------------------------------------$ j5 L& g# ~) D6 r# [* ]0 T" E
Submarine attack near Kota Bharu  at 53,75
+ \; t# t5 c, ZJapanese Ships( i4 l0 K, i$ @& s
      xAK Yamabiko Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy damage 4 \& K# j6 Q+ O- g; N" B+ E  K6 N
Allied Ships
- @& Z% m6 y% J7 u0 E7 \6 \# E      SS Pike
/ h5 q6 g8 Q+ A) HJapanese ground losses:4 L+ x- E/ v) g" I. F
      5 casualties reported
5 o' b9 O% U" _# H0 x+ o. X! F- i$ V2 m% D         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
1 K4 e8 G4 g5 j# m0 c         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled* H! y% E* G) q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, ^/ d+ z* A% A' b0 ?5 m0 _xAK Yamabiko Maru is sighted by SS Pike6 l+ `, K9 `/ a
SS Pike launches 2 torpedoes
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- x$ a% a% [! a0 Y8 o, Y* e6 u& L( FMorning Air attack on 1st Hyderabad Battalion, at 50,78 (Temuloh)
& K5 |8 Q$ K: ^5 {3 s$ gWeather in hex: Clear sky 2 Y1 q. S8 A' |. y' D
Raid spotted at 49 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
0 C5 D! t8 @. X' P. I  f1 O+ w6 L1 SEstimated time to target is 15 minutes * C+ O0 F. y5 X7 {" P+ M4 a% t
Japanese aircraft' D+ t# q) L8 _9 [
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 24
6 e# Q4 w' D* x5 s      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 18 8 @+ g* t8 X2 {. K+ |: R6 j
No Japanese losses - V0 u( I, ~2 S  {% x& H
Allied ground losses:$ W9 I) {: ]$ X- o/ E
      112 casualties reported( U( b- z5 W2 b4 O2 X) P
         Squads: 6 destroyed, 8 disabled; q& N2 f/ F/ t% q% b
         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 3 disabled$ h! M% p7 Z  U
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled . u3 {1 y2 k+ T, b
Aircraft Attacking:! f# f; I1 e/ H# V
      18 x Ki-48-Ib Lily bombing from 6000 feet, ?- Z% |& i1 u3 E. g& o% \3 V
               Ground Attack:  4 x 100 kg GP Bomb' P4 a6 X) D0 X6 A- J  N- E1 J# V
      24 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet
0 B2 k* {/ S6 k               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb 8 A4 o: _+ b+ d) a
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7 k' V3 u! P* F9 d  ~5 z$ k  bMorning Air attack on 1st Chinese Corps, at 84,41 , near Sian   J6 g9 A1 }$ X& S9 z
Weather in hex: Overcast + y# B$ D# }3 p5 z
Raid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.: q1 O, ~/ U7 r) n- {8 [/ O
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes : y, }7 P6 f0 ~( }
Japanese aircraft
- M' \7 j7 Y1 A1 k5 f" t% d9 d      Ki-30 Ann x 17 ( e8 w4 ~8 I* W4 b: O
Allied aircraft$ r! c# A" [! ^7 ~
      I-16-III x 3# k: X$ }  n8 L& G3 l) E' f
      I-15-III x 5
* @9 W# Z7 d# w+ D/ M  ?Japanese aircraft losses4 Y  p! ^0 O* p; P7 T
      Ki-30 Ann: 3 destroyed $ c' M0 o6 R3 X# t+ q
No Allied losses/ f* `# l/ S3 V
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' T# D9 ^2 p% p" Y9 I) XMorning Air attack on Rabaul , at 106,125  # c9 L5 [# i) S5 p( s
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms 1 m; j) I. _. h  t. S
Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
6 b" Z: s; w8 s7 p! ^% BEstimated time to target is 6 minutes
  b, z% N2 }2 M1 _; oJapanese aircraft; S$ G9 }# A! N! q' ]9 E$ b3 r, D/ h
      G4M1 Betty x 36
+ F9 X4 H. r6 R3 |6 v+ J4 eNo Japanese losses
" c6 u5 a+ R( X4 A) E5 w8 l. _# ]Airbase hits 3% G) U) S7 C( r7 w; p, D
Airbase supply hits 4
6 Z6 }- H, F# C" C8 f- E. `2 cRunway hits 22
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Ground combat at 87,46 (near Sinyang) 9 {: S8 ~- _0 J, c0 e& d
Japanese Shock attack
# @8 w4 k2 {5 xAttacking force 27125 troops, 244 guns, 103 vehicles, Assault Value = 960 " M/ ^: v7 Z( v  _' T, F
Defending force 401 troops, 8 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 9 , I/ i9 \/ K, T* T! [, y* h
Japanese adjusted assault: 587  
& p/ _: D; g2 H: Y$ D8 GAllied adjusted defense: 1  % k) w, z1 t8 I
Japanese assault odds: 587 to 1  
( ?8 I6 g" d3 Q" b4 I$ ]  TCombat modifiers, ?. M* a5 M+ Z# \
Defender: op mode(-), leaders(+), disruption(-), morale(-)/ a# d: T0 P2 p9 s" l: ?# E; O+ R
experience(-), supply(-)+ W! t% Y9 ?' \# J8 t
Attacker: shock(+)
, c0 J6 ~* x7 N% V9 MAllied ground losses:; ?8 X5 c* _8 U" i; x
      489 casualties reported
8 W( l  H" s4 Z         Squads: 14 destroyed, 0 disabled3 }. F) X; M, o. r
         Non Combat: 54 destroyed, 0 disabled
) d  a7 h$ N- k4 l- X1 e% M         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled! y) w2 a' r$ a6 V9 _5 b
      Guns lost 11 (11 destroyed, 0 disabled)' [2 y( |( a# t& J8 W
      Units destroyed 1
* O( ~- J( A) V$ jAssaulting units:
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    24th Division
% z; |, J+ n8 V$ E0 qDefending units:( w+ |0 e% W  c6 [/ A
    89th Chinese Corps

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7 f! R, l4 u% a( f如果日军坚持不进攻 ...# [/ u  a! L5 J2 t* S- d' h
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-20 14:54

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一开始确实没考虑清楚要不要增援，直到kb没有南下而是去追58了，才觉得机会不错，
! Q2 O' \, P6 e- A结果悉尼那个大船伊丽莎白女王，被我一不小心给开局第一天就送回去了，要不应该就能增援上了
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! s$ m9 j" `0 `, Breninhat 发表于 2014-10-20 17:10

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莫港能拖延下时间就满足了，澳洲第一师已经要上去了，不过发现澳洲师目前都是民兵。。。
4 I* C& x5 }/ w4 U  \  |$ |1 p其实目前最大的问题是如何防止日军走安康，然后翻山入川，就是不知道这种补给状况# K6 ]; a& ?0 ?4 w
能否支持日军进攻重庆。 要是能的话，那还真不好防守呢。。。

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3 P1 R0 F5 E1 p# O: q) q+ c炮击米里和菲律宾的阿帕里机场，给日军制造点麻烦，不过菲律宾的机场看来已经转移到内陆了
3 P) T7 J2 u0 B1 d克拉克的防空已经基本靠高炮了，新加坡的扫场也在继续，连水牛都没得补充的盟军，# [4 {' p( {( a& T6 F. x
估计不久后就将失去新加坡的天空。
& n- Y  H" c# ^) q; k西安附近打下了些日军轰炸机，而突前侦查的第5装甲连 过河突击被全灭，5 b! Y+ y8 A, u7 d( T
估计是第一个被全歼的日军部队，本人用日军的时候也是这只部队第一个被全歼，命苦的部队。3 Y. S/ \5 a' {6 B3 z
同时国军21集团军 军部也投胎去了，1 o: l1 c. i- ~- \1 b
马来半岛上，日军爬过丛林，终于出现在了中间那个基地 Temuloh，
9 {9 u5 ^& x! J+ Q3 o6 v照这个速度，到新加坡门口都要1月半了。当然新加坡估计也顶不住几轮。
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Night Naval bombardment of Miri at 64,87 ( a; ]' c5 i: S* M6 e* N& k
Japanese aircraft
* R$ N& k: c, g1 H0 Z      no flights
+ K! G- ~% @, E) w2 z+ M/ r) dJapanese aircraft losses
* o' p$ p" ]: K# q/ j      Ki-27b Nate: 5 damaged1 e+ H0 \1 N1 A! z5 i1 w2 o* S0 p
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 5 damaged : @7 x' S* B! L
Allied Ships
+ L. O; f* _4 G+ c8 d) X      DD Tenedos8 \. \5 i' u, D  f. w6 K/ J* M
      DD Evertsen
& I: B$ I* z2 z, Y" ?/ s      DD Vampire
% P- ^6 y6 O  x      DD Stewart
* H; K1 u+ _* [+ h; tJapanese ground losses:+ i$ U7 D( a% E7 z
      6 casualties reported* D# Y( `  K; z6 J; i7 L
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
' ], d. E' `- q& \% `         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled* Y( c1 _( t* Q: Z
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
2 @( o# u& X/ B- v8 wOil hits 12 h, }) T, F+ c( j' r3 C
Airbase hits 8% r5 K9 L3 t5 x: b0 j8 d
Airbase supply hits 1$ r! F3 t- d! G0 V
Runway hits 83 q- ~# S8 v" K' l0 J9 q
Port hits 3* H3 d  ~4 ]9 s" m6 l
Port fuel hits 4
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9 y/ L: k. j8 _) F- KNight Naval bombardment of Aparri at 82,73
5 ~, D9 _5 z  ~8 pAllied Ships
* p! S. l/ h  N1 z3 a2 P      DD Piet Hein
) U- d5 j* P% f1 ~$ I3 }      DD Kortenaer# ?! Z' U+ C4 j# u- ~
      DD Witte de With
- l. q: {& h8 D      DD Van Nes
" p, b, N7 Q: x: z$ L      DD Banckert 2 s9 T2 V' g- }
Airbase hits 17 o. d7 w4 d# v7 a5 M# F6 [, ^
Airbase supply hits 4
' Z0 Z( }  V# v9 w; aRunway hits 148 p( Y* O% V0 j& i$ E
Port hits 3
1 c3 D1 t" C6 [( L* g' [Port supply hits 2& Y3 H' z; j& r' F1 C; q! A( Z
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  ' `1 \' \4 ^9 _# T
Weather in hex: Severe storms
; p( l" u8 g2 T2 ZRaid detected at 17 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.) t2 ~! H. R( A/ }0 X6 |$ g6 l
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
9 d0 E3 ~, P, U7 o  Q1 i5 XJapanese aircraft" E' v1 |1 \) ]0 t  m! A
      Ki-43-Ia Oscar x 14 # [) X9 h  v5 Y3 t
Allied aircraft. Q, h, w/ L; t  h* C1 v, ]
      Blenheim IF x 22 h: \( u, V, a# m
      Buffalo I x 32
; S  u$ B8 r1 ]- L% ]& R* h$ N      Mohawk IV x 4 ' X$ e: ]" e2 X- Y6 a4 B! t) K
Japanese aircraft losses2 r. b8 A& q  J+ F
      Ki-43-Ia Oscar: 1 destroyed
5 C. H  [: l+ u9 H. e8 CAllied aircraft losses
/ U) ?/ m* i! F/ {      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed
9 k# @5 N: ?2 A9 }9 ^Aircraft Attacking:3 b9 Q+ `. ?5 I
       3 x Ki-43-Ia Oscar sweeping at 20000 feet) ]% ^1 V, N. Z
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84 8 s5 M, u2 x& _6 E/ N
Weather in hex: Severe storms
$ I, y# |! Y9 ARaid detected at 32 NM, estimated altitude 21,000 feet.& z, s5 w/ T* b4 i
Estimated time to target is 10 minutes
5 P5 ~* A3 m; m' ?- oJapanese aircraft- j3 l/ c$ ]2 J) `4 U( }
      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 18
3 K+ J+ G' ]2 M  H8 OAllied aircraft% s+ N" h7 t- }% l' O& i0 M1 a
      Blenheim IF x 2. g# L) v) U% G7 t
      Buffalo I x 27
% q$ v1 G4 b6 O# \      Mohawk IV x 4 3 t; M' Z2 T' H9 q
No Japanese losses
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  Z, z6 ~8 M( f, P$ t0 ?7 m      Buffalo I: 2 destroyed
: L( A! _* Y8 z' Z/ s      Mohawk IV: 1 destroyed
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3 i' ?  z! Y' H* LMorning Air attack on 80th Chinese Corps, at 84,42 , near Sian ) Z, s" G% |5 D
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms
9 h# c$ P# @2 |- bRaid spotted at 36 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.  [9 r4 [( L! O4 V* M2 H
Estimated time to target is 12 minutes 6 E* R6 G" \- m* k
Japanese aircraft8 Z$ g8 i7 A' V) b- ?$ r4 [! g' V
      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 15
4 n/ Q; t& ^# EAllied aircraft9 R) d0 a& J* p! ^
      I-16-III x 3
% o# w2 _/ z$ O; S% k7 [& c' n      I-15-III x 9 $ C8 A) Q# U- \$ Y7 j7 T
Japanese aircraft losses1 g3 F( w" H; W  ]) l7 d  ~) g+ E
      Ki-21-Ic Sally: 3 destroyed, 4 damaged
, d0 ]2 V0 G, w0 L$ [" W8 I4 F$ ?+ I) }9 {No Allied losses / M( J/ C6 c; }, F- x6 x! K7 T* x
Aircraft Attacking:
& j  I0 e4 m: K3 M* h; ]      10 x Ki-21-Ic Sally bombing from 6000 feet * 5 b& Z) z7 g5 C; T2 d  s
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb
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Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  # \  x9 A- r2 [; L- Y
Weather in hex: Severe storms 3 C/ v0 Z1 }& @0 F, f
Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 20,000 feet.
5 H0 F9 n4 q) d" tEstimated time to target is 13 minutes 1 o* A6 t- h& f6 X' O' q) O; ?
Japanese aircraft0 z. M  u" z/ Z: [
      Ki-43-Ia Oscar x 5
6 x  D5 n! T0 @* c3 S      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 6 - o3 D3 M: D- Y% z0 z& d8 b
Allied aircraft! K  B% e1 k/ O% C
      Blenheim IF x 2. o9 F2 R* w- \9 C& p& ^: a7 A8 k( v, S" n
      Buffalo I x 13
$ T# D& C7 b' X: {/ [; E; R1 N9 k      Mohawk IV x 2
( @) V' V. |- r9 [! L( VJapanese aircraft losses
9 O! U3 F7 A7 u      Ki-43-Ib Oscar: 1 destroyed ) n8 z( j' d4 d% c7 A# y  v" [
Allied aircraft losses9 g1 Q! R( _: g, K- V
      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed
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, l& ~, A" H( Q2 `8 [4 _; j# u, dMorning Air attack on 57th Chinese Corps, at 84,41 , near Sian 6 ]/ W3 N8 S3 W% [0 Z  v
Weather in hex: Clear sky
, b1 p- l7 [9 x0 _- nRaid spotted at 15 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.( F" ]3 d% ~- x
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes
: {; v3 `( u/ ZJapanese aircraft
& u* \# {5 W9 H  W" l      Ki-30 Ann x 9
1 S" i" f( e, }; @1 ?0 WAllied aircraft! Q. ^) p8 N& x/ ]# l; D
      I-15-III x 7
/ J$ h& A/ w+ c# _4 cJapanese aircraft losses
: ?( _) m; x' M4 r      Ki-30 Ann: 1 destroyed
1 K: {4 V7 C& @$ T$ A8 v! e4 rNo Allied losses
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Afternoon Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
2 D7 J1 c, g* J5 j+ b% WWeather in hex: Light rain
1 f3 F8 ?" b5 O7 r" f6 qRaid detected at 77 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.
& N. v2 H* O% s  N- A8 tEstimated time to target is 26 minutes
6 b9 @; T7 N, `2 n- T4 s: LJapanese aircraft+ F1 y6 s0 B, p
      G3M2 Nell x 15! u/ e( A% E. P3 n  ]
      G4M1 Betty x 26 5 r8 p+ t( {5 [: p% d. J& c# K3 B# ~. G
Allied aircraft% x8 X5 V- I8 X/ d: p6 P8 I
      no flights 1 K# n$ M/ n5 W6 }& {) `
Japanese aircraft losses
% _3 w9 j; }& r# v9 ]+ r7 X  F      G3M2 Nell: 2 damaged ) |1 s) k, @# z( |- H7 B  m+ F/ ]
Allied aircraft losses
; O5 _) Q2 z" D( H& e0 Z+ q+ b      PBY-4 Catalina: 7 damaged
* h+ T1 p* l. q! Q# N9 `* R# q# s      P-40E Warhawk: 4 damaged* n9 B. K% c! m3 D
      B-17D Fortress: 3 damaged   t" p# y  q8 L% d8 S) Y
Airbase hits 10
7 M+ I% f7 B5 }Airbase supply hits 43 p$ T5 E" |4 t
Runway hits 35; I2 ]: m! ?* S; ?8 r3 q" a
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5 ^+ u7 |; e/ x8 j8 DAfternoon Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  . S; B% g- A6 u7 G* w
Weather in hex: Light rain $ s, G9 o+ g3 A$ a4 `- y
Raid detected at 33 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.' c% F# r! y3 p; Z
Estimated time to target is 11 minutes
2 a* d/ q+ Y! C. p. ?6 _8 DJapanese aircraft
9 v6 r, j9 J' B  D8 Z      G4M1 Betty x 13 7 s, n" ~& F# a  e  I* Z. o
Allied aircraft
( U7 O4 F! M2 F# v      no flights 2 e- I1 [6 _/ v, _8 a
Japanese aircraft losses6 ^- S. V- z& L0 B& I
      G4M1 Betty: 3 damaged
" @/ Y( n; J0 @8 V5 x$ uAllied aircraft losses, U' \$ |: i" d8 X* f
      O-47A: 1 damaged
) C- X! e9 h, y) V6 M      O-47A: 1 destroyed on ground
4 b% F3 ?* X" I9 c3 O9 s      PBY-4 Catalina: 2 damaged0 a4 R! ~. c4 i
      B-17D Fortress: 1 damaged 0 s1 q4 J( J/ E# ?3 Q' ~
Airbase hits 19 [) N3 E$ [. I  r' F3 h
Runway hits 8
3 z0 y( f6 h+ `& U' _- u------------------------------------------------- 2 d6 M* S) r6 K
Ground combat at 84,41 (near Sian)
/ z4 V& l2 L! e' hJapanese Shock attack
! ~: x% G* b9 Q1 U, G. IAttacking force 225 troops, 0 guns, 32 vehicles, Assault Value = 18 + P3 }  X& ^: m0 N( F6 J7 B1 c5 A+ Y# c
Defending force 82341 troops, 439 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2654   v9 M: A) X6 `! ^. V
Assault collapses, attacking force wiped out & _! u& c7 K- }0 h; Y3 V8 z+ A- S0 Z3 |
Japanese ground losses:
+ T3 @7 ^/ ~5 d4 J* y" X0 q% M, d      Vehicles lost 28 (28 destroyed, 0 disabled)
" c; T' b: @4 U; y& U      Units destroyed 1
7 f% S2 R8 I9 o, }Assaulting units:- J" |" j7 M9 a) m9 \! K
    5th Armored Car Co  
# m7 f" R5 z/ ?* F0 TDefending units:
( N+ t/ V, Y# K# H. q    76th Chinese Corps
' N3 b3 ~1 [, ?# ]4 p8 Q+ a) k    33rd Chinese Corps% c+ w3 ^; ^9 I' F
    90th Chinese Corps" g% D' j0 [( S6 U2 s
    34th Chinese Corps
& P- |- w, v3 [# V: W4 B* H    27th Chinese Corps+ Z1 Q+ @. ~2 W$ M5 P/ i) {
    61st Chinese Corps. ]/ N' @: ~( d1 q1 Q7 `
    16th Chinese Corps% f1 \9 P2 F& O+ ]. x0 K/ `+ [
    1st Chinese Corps
( t$ U6 x1 v. ?) ]: p8 Z. I    3rd Chinese Corps; d6 E+ o( h! k/ X; p; P3 x
    57th Chinese Corps, p9 V  f$ |! \" u7 X3 a- I+ W
    92nd Chinese Corps+ u; {& O5 C0 y: a" q4 W% i
    6th Group Army9 h8 c. N, e/ |# ]( o! |5 w5 m
    7th Group Army$ a. H8 ^4 i/ k: S
    1st War Area 2 I" R2 t& |8 l6 L
    24th Group Army
6 y: v  V5 E8 _: g    39th Group Army
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' ?9 z7 e  T$ x' `# }Ground combat at 87,48 (near Sinyang) 2 Z& m! `3 P4 n) r& l4 E! q
Japanese Shock attack
0 E2 m5 g% ]( }Attacking force 3632 troops, 26 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 127
& s* n" v2 ^6 Z# b! gDefending force 470 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1
3 ^4 D( H3 C+ ^" S. z0 |Japanese adjusted assault: 122  
. o  T, o" N/ D/ ]- V: E/ ]" @Allied adjusted defense: 1  * t  ~/ \2 ]; F
Japanese assault odds: 122 to 1  
: q" E) T6 n+ b, ]6 F, NCombat modifiers
4 S0 M6 x7 Q+ ^* c7 h6 ?# }$ nDefender: op mode(-), leaders(-), experience(-), supply(-)! v! m" Z) I) p
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(+), leaders(-)
, D+ f; q4 L0 a) z& V: S# X+ kAllied ground losses:
& H; N" Y6 n# `# v' M0 D      329 casualties reported
- g6 q0 ]% s. x+ k         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled" P: R0 n7 N3 [  Q$ d. g- j  L
         Non Combat: 63 destroyed, 0 disabled
, u; J0 T8 ?- x' m( q         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled0 B6 \" W8 o* H2 Y
      Units destroyed 1
. ]4 d. z% f# Q" \Assaulting units:) J0 w6 }. ?$ n. H' ?
    138th Infantry Regiment
/ l- G7 V4 i6 T  ~2 v: I: KDefending units:
8 \. ~4 q) v; C- G1 Y3 g: [& E6 y    21st Group Army * g9 L$ n7 B# p3 T6 z& ]; Q  N
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Ground combat at Temuloh (50,78) % N0 T8 }  ~( ^" ^3 E& b
Japanese Shock attack
3 {; a* j6 ^' s8 C2 ]0 LAttacking force 1112 troops, 7 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 297 0 q& Z. t' U! G/ [& Z7 Q
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
) G$ K. I4 f' S1 a$ y! SJapanese adjusted assault: 36  
) |2 H- w# a+ F( O. vAllied adjusted defense: 1  ! |" M) Z* D# |8 j8 ]! E  R
Japanese assault odds: 36 to 1 (fort level 0)  
1 y( m; R0 l$ R. f9 X3 L9 @7 pJapanese forces CAPTURE Temuloh !!! & y% u' Q& T. {7 c9 Y0 G
Combat modifiers
7 X9 K9 l" U: Q8 n) I* tAttacker: shock(+)
2 E; k$ t$ z9 f+ m! r- lAssaulting units:
% T4 a% R$ H! X    56th Infantry Regiment5 D1 r& r+ ]) d5 _* X
    21st Infantry Regiment
( C  E! b8 w/ f( N    II./143rd Infantry Battalion

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Dec 31, 41/ \& }5 i4 o% X
拉包尔登陆正式展开，BB山城也加入了登陆编队，展开炮击。
' t+ s7 d8 R3 S5 w- L盟军突击滩头的cl编队来得有点晚，已经天亮了，而且天气状况很糟糕。
" X+ b' T; }( Q1 `在这样的环境下，cl编队命中山城17发，喷了BB山城一脸，不过bb脸皮厚，估计伤害不大- r) o, ?3 M& ^. V# k& ]
自己的损伤也不大，不过炮战后没有及时离开，天亮后惊讶的发现kb就在三格之外，* P# _2 _2 C+ J4 N
于是毫无悬念的下海喂鱼了，目前还有一cl仅受轻伤，正全力后撤中，
+ ]7 Z, e& S) l$ ?! pkb的位置如此近，莫港侦查的10来个大艇，却没发现任何踪迹，让人对盟军的侦查有点没底啊。
. r. i$ d1 v6 Q7 \# h- E& `拉包尔地面部队的炮击显示日军上来200多战力，估计不久拉包尔就将陷落。
: c% r3 G1 B) O* Y# C1 E0 ~; H( W另一方面，中国空军的空中游击打得越来越顺手，连续2天取得战果了。
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Pre-Invasion action off Rabaul (106,125) - Coastal Guns Fire Back!
2 B/ s% L5 ]0 \Defensive Guns engage approaching landing force
/ ~( Z& C; R: C9 R8 u: R4 [! G* i! ~31 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
7 e* Z: w9 {, i" `# e% EJapanese Ships
3 u9 i( R; w' |( Y) w3 o+ N      BB Yamashiro
5 \3 j9 G& J5 K; I3 z& m      CL Kashima
. q8 D: ^, K! Y      DD Tsuga3 [* r) |( Q0 T" K8 ^4 x
      DD Kuri
$ t* V! A& p8 P; s& Z      PB Shuko Maru #5
* y1 @6 D7 ~8 H      PB Sonan Maru #69 `$ k6 w# j3 K6 z6 \4 a& C
      PB Sonan Maru #5
( j5 Q4 N$ j4 g      PB Shotoku Maru/ @' I7 b$ C1 t9 e; R& n2 P2 b
      PB Shoei Maru; B$ t- a1 O, k+ U4 L8 Q! L
      PB Kyo Maru #102 J: `1 p+ i! n$ n; n2 g5 n
      PB Kyo Maru #8
; v) k3 J% ?0 H% R& \0 e1 Q2 Y      xAK Kuraido Maru. b- i1 s2 F: o4 u3 P: I
      CM Tsugaru
7 ~4 K' t0 r; q- X, D1 g( L      DD Yanagi
# u1 o8 F. G2 @! \9 i) d9 eJapanese ground losses:- _+ C% q6 L1 T; A  i% I
      18 casualties reported
+ y4 Q: u0 L8 [6 }$ S+ K         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
# B" c3 E; I! s  k! o         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled, j8 y7 I8 W7 P/ i
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 3 ^3 v7 G  K# n7 Y# P% D
Allied ground losses:
6 E; U7 u3 i% r5 O! O1 a( q      62 casualties reported
; g" r- {4 s! g  q5 x  u0 `0 ^         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled3 K3 N( j& n4 G, e& @. V! y" X" ~
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled
4 H7 r0 T/ T1 ^+ U         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
! {0 f6 V- V4 i  O8 ~5 T---------------------------------------------" {' h; K" r0 v6 c+ J  c% J" P. O
Day Time Surface Combat, near Rabaul at 106,125, Range 6,000 Yards
  W0 {; V& Q9 V8 n( S  ^Japanese Ships
. U. r8 n( ?5 F; |! g2 O      BB Yamashiro, Shell hits 17,  on fire& N$ X. c" O2 |* C3 `  ]# Q' P0 e
      CL Kashima
7 r  l2 A: l- k2 E6 _+ [      CM Tsugaru  p0 J, f$ Y6 W& L
      DD Kuri, Shell hits 2, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
$ {% R' C) J+ Q1 u. K/ p( F* N      DD Tsuga, Shell hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
7 i4 z+ c2 ]1 V4 l! u; [+ Q% ~      DD Yanagi6 g7 Z, a- k! {
      PB Kyo Maru #8: K- ?2 {7 C6 d
      PB Kyo Maru #10, Shell hits 1,  on fire# |: {! a  o1 L, I
      PB Shoei Maru
- k: @6 O! i, Q: b7 F      PB Shotoku Maru
7 I* o* o* _: L      PB Sonan Maru #5
. G7 E3 T% t( y! D1 R6 r      PB Sonan Maru #6
0 e- }. O: |  r0 R% u      PB Shuko Maru #5
8 i. l9 T/ M3 k$ n, Y1 ~      xAK Yokohama Maru, Shell hits 2,  on fire
  b: D5 `) i" l0 g& s      xAK Matsue Maru& g  m2 B( ?6 J' Z
      xAK Venice Maru
7 j$ T! H" e9 |* c4 A      xAK Kogyoku Maru
$ O( D" H% Q; D7 v% {      xAK Nishimi Maru3 D" D0 a# K! X
      xAK China Maru, Shell hits 3,  on fire8 b3 J5 k4 u  b" @+ |8 F
      xAK Cheribon Maru. X8 ?. ?1 q4 O& V% q3 y' K* z4 x8 k
      xAK Daifuku Maru
- c9 m' t* D0 Y      xAK Kuraido Maru
, V8 f& s: `0 W: u# K7 Q: dAllied Ships7 e! o& O- Y* |) f9 S3 {
      CL Leander, Shell hits 6,  on fire,  heavy damage; r6 P6 f8 R5 Q, Z; `
      CL Achilles
) N' L/ R# `5 k& t. I      CL Perth, Shell hits 3,  heavy fires  j6 C5 S. o& G/ S- F. W# u
      CL Adelaide, Shell hits 1
0 f1 d4 @6 A5 X& J2 O0 c) ]      DD Stuart, Shell hits 1 / s; ?: j' c. ~) v. f
Low visibility due to Thunderstorms
8 k! j# W8 O, ~8 \0 ]& h& m4 _Maximum visibility in Thunderstorms: 6,000 yards
4 j6 {  E! V, K! D4 H* I; BRange closes to 18,000 yards...+ R; M+ H! t0 D+ A+ `5 z; S
Range closes to 15,000 yards...
# \# t/ x1 b6 @. H; c* ?8 LRange closes to 12,000 yards..., ]% u3 v* T) ]
Range closes to 10,000 yards...4 n; I3 Q4 s  S: k* b# t/ Y
Range closes to 9,000 yards...
% G5 A. Q) R$ k* Q" J/ s0 xRange closes to 8,000 yards...
3 e% f8 `$ u" D6 \4 MRange closes to 7,000 yards...
' a& N9 h" m1 SRange closes to 6,000 yards...
, Y! c& D, B/ Q/ UCONTACT: Allies radar detects Japanese task force at 6,000 yards
) _( P0 c- P. S- @xAK Cheribon Maru collides with PB Kyo Maru #10 at 106 , 125
* u$ W* z, Q8 v: Z: P8 L3 S% J  IBB Yamashiro engages CL Perth at 6,000 yards
/ A/ D% ]; o/ i8 nCL Kashima engages CL Achilles at 6,000 yards) L7 r/ g8 U# A) {) ^6 M# k
CL Achilles engages DD Tsuga at 6,000 yards; [& M* O  y0 r( t7 r8 Z5 s
DD Tsuga engages DD Stuart at 6,000 yards
" X; t* A' B) f! x. WCL Perth engages PB Kyo Maru #10 at 6,000 yards* l8 u7 k8 ?) ~6 K! m
Range closes to 5,000 yards/ k$ |  }& T: |# z
BB Yamashiro engages CL Adelaide at 5,000 yards
& z, h. O6 g5 y7 z2 q. M4 ABB Yamashiro engages CL Perth at 5,000 yards
; Q4 R- ?9 K1 u$ D2 q$ s: s) ]BB Yamashiro engages CL Leander at 5,000 yards
, K0 J% ]+ ^9 [, mDD Stuart engages DD Kuri at 5,000 yards* @  h; ?2 x+ O; A7 @! V
Range increases to 6,000 yards
0 ~$ C7 V! H, H+ G$ |- U0 ~5 `BB Yamashiro engages CL Adelaide at 6,000 yards
( N* h  m3 a; n6 ]3 ]8 B  Y0 qDD Tsuga engages CL Perth at 6,000 yards' ?$ M! E' {* H1 ?+ W9 P4 b8 y
CL Achilles engages BB Yamashiro at 6,000 yards
2 Y' p7 x9 d3 S4 _CL Kashima engages CL Leander at 6,000 yards0 c$ j* G7 G% @4 g1 m4 A
DD Stuart engages DD Kuri at 6,000 yards
" ]- @9 w0 c, G1 M/ H, i! GCL Perth engages PB Kyo Maru #8 at 6,000 yards
$ D7 d. ?& \4 Y7 ~BB Yamashiro engages CL Perth at 6,000 yards$ e$ Q1 W: k0 i& K$ u& E2 P5 ^! _
BB Yamashiro engages CL Leander at 6,000 yards, {) u5 L* v. Z
DD Kuri sunk by DD Stuart at 6,000 yards. a. r" l' h! u" ~# t
CL Perth engages xAK China Maru at 6,000 yards
) j/ Q: G6 v6 P: l9 Y5 y2 u1 U- SCL Perth engages xAK Yokohama Maru at 6,000 yards
' i; @7 n3 Q1 h3 I/ }( TWaller, H.M.L. orders Allied TF to disengage
  e$ Q8 w2 j9 S. l0 J8 FRange increases to 8,000 yards
. t% i& u; t5 d1 |BB Yamashiro engages CL Adelaide at 8,000 yards
+ o6 d+ y: ?$ `- H( R' a5 j+ ^CL Kashima engages CL Adelaide at 8,000 yards' |& p9 |/ j8 W% l
DD Yanagi engages DD Stuart at 8,000 yards: C2 S0 q# I7 u2 z! K+ n: q( @5 L
DD Stuart engages DD Tsuga at 8,000 yards
) J2 ]  s6 J  q( u0 x. \/ xDD Yanagi engages DD Stuart at 8,000 yards
/ Y; c2 h; ?+ P: e! YDD Stuart engages CM Tsugaru at 8,000 yards
7 G# ?( G% A% a) }4 f+ j" C/ QRange increases to 15,000 yards
8 }0 S/ {% _$ q8 V; JCM Tsugaru ,  xAK Kuraido Maru ,  xAK Daifuku Maru  screened from combat
& {$ W; ~- W; H% h- escorted by DD Tsuga( \) R; `9 S; F) @# j
BB Yamashiro engages CL Perth at 15,000 yards
6 ~1 {3 T" Y* F7 h' n3 M% ABB Yamashiro engages CL Perth at 15,000 yards
& H6 {1 [' R8 m1 \/ p+ rBB Yamashiro engages CL Achilles at 15,000 yards$ ^* h+ h. @. |. Y- K
BB Yamashiro engages CL Leander at 15,000 yards' {: r5 s, l) b8 Z5 w  B
BB Yamashiro engages DD Stuart at 15,000 yards
( b( D" Q- p- K5 GTask forces break off...
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$ i7 s# |: j+ O1 ?$ zMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
- B: i+ Y& k! b, rWeather in hex: Overcast , X; }) K/ K9 X2 k6 X# u$ Q. }- g" h
Raid detected at 75 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
& n' [" @! M( W& q5 P$ E! a% w: F: FEstimated time to target is 26 minutes
$ w  s7 G5 H: o0 O: YJapanese aircraft
4 r2 U, P- O4 _; L" i      G3M2 Nell x 27. F0 i- {* u8 \( S
      G4M1 Betty x 31
. g& v# u" f8 {- F- kAllied aircraft3 r$ }0 e7 T3 F: \6 u) i# @
      no flights 2 S" z/ G1 ~  p1 h, l) \$ `8 f
Japanese aircraft losses8 s; ^5 y5 `5 {# W6 o- h
      G3M2 Nell: 3 damaged
6 Z* o- K9 B6 A/ f      G4M1 Betty: 4 damaged
2 w+ X# W, }1 X7 F1 G1 f      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak 8 X1 H* A& F! t" ^. \/ d% i$ L0 c
Allied aircraft losses
3 V: O1 c* a2 }$ j+ c- v      B-17D Fortress: 3 damaged4 z8 f3 m* s! e+ d
      O-47A: 2 damaged0 T1 N! F4 C5 L" n' S
      P-40E Warhawk: 1 damaged, a8 p' u( S# K! Y4 Y1 p
      PBY-4 Catalina: 1 damaged 6 E4 j3 `+ A1 f' l. r
Allied ground losses:
, b  N# @0 Y( @: I, N2 L% B      4 casualties reported* Q4 n% S! J- H4 L
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, e  F7 Q; a5 e         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled; _, G9 w5 [3 c5 p4 s* s) D8 Q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
3 D4 ~9 L1 g. |9 J4 f6 u  `Airbase hits 18
. H" V: x$ H1 r9 O' n, ]! \5 ZRunway hits 418 r/ Z0 @; a# |5 Q8 y2 E: g, V
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
( N% M# }  J3 _1 lWeather in hex: Overcast ( s/ P( D1 w- _6 l$ F& Y
Raid detected at 57 NM, estimated altitude 6,000 feet.9 z7 j# ^( O' @9 l1 a* X# L
Estimated time to target is 19 minutes
+ P7 a* [! B% ^+ d8 v9 w3 G; b. wJapanese aircraft% m  J7 r. B1 ^
      G4M1 Betty x 18
5 B) R" J2 ~' O1 j* b  lAllied aircraft7 B7 M( g7 v- J  @
      no flights
/ N9 T3 B: t# Q& W% ~+ `0 }% KJapanese aircraft losses" V# L% i  {- a  \8 |0 j7 V3 N4 r% c
      G4M1 Betty: 3 damaged
- t" M) E0 T. {- m& v3 |, MAllied aircraft losses
& L7 S$ b5 W, f/ Y' I* t7 e, n4 x      PBY-4 Catalina: 1 damaged , t( V2 ]/ i! ~( x/ p/ F
Airbase hits 71 h+ {3 [" l! Y! z
Airbase supply hits 2' ]1 P8 c2 m8 r- v
Runway hits 9
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9 |* ^# B. `! G7 ^4 UMorning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  7 K; r0 b; l" ~& O7 X6 q
Weather in hex: Overcast
5 |$ L8 b: q4 j" c& e5 E6 C4 X! eRaid detected at 32 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
* ^# F  |5 H! Y! q9 W8 O9 ~3 t3 E! OEstimated time to target is 11 minutes
2 L0 ^4 y, h1 F4 O. HJapanese aircraft$ z- c& X: D" V( H
      G4M1 Betty x 13
9 d3 _+ |" o4 O, F7 S% v; WAllied aircraft4 p0 d  R5 H$ `0 |. q  G) N! v
      no flights
( o6 j& ~5 }: E  U: h- t2 b1 ^. MJapanese aircraft losses
: \' e* t# u- T. n  {      G4M1 Betty: 2 damaged
7 T4 Q( R5 H& sAllied aircraft losses
( M% m- g6 d/ n5 F      PBY-4 Catalina: 1 destroyed on ground
1 m1 ?! [9 C7 J      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed on ground
& C: Q# J. L7 [* v  l1 X3 s* |. D, YAllied ground losses:
! ~. r* i: U4 {- H& q0 m      5 casualties reported" {/ g% A5 r! z7 x, ?4 b
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
7 y: H/ U# d. A! Q: q: e         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled& L  o7 B8 _. n$ h
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled   M) h4 T* {% l7 j) T5 Q( |4 j
Airbase hits 1" B$ a) I7 }# u$ w6 ^/ b) `  V
Runway hits 102 E2 Q6 [$ X) M' V, Z' k
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Morning Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  
- P) i: v3 D" NWeather in hex: Overcast
! D  [9 w$ m* O; a* pRaid detected at 80 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
& Q, T* W! S9 l; E0 I/ B+ E) cEstimated time to target is 25 minutes 2 ?$ h% g8 }7 a8 _* n9 [
Japanese aircraft
1 j, ~- G, J+ t; r2 Y- P      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 12
, f6 ?# _7 h- w  }, x; r# L& z      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 21 7 C( T$ u8 ~( z1 h
Allied aircraft
3 B& f: ?6 m" t* O% X5 y: W      no flights ' Y) ]  i3 f' i& g& h- E7 B
Japanese aircraft losses
# b1 P, p5 X* S- b      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 3 damaged; |" y8 u+ \5 l1 ?! e$ m* w7 Y" A
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 5 damaged " b+ u0 Q' ~! k& K
Allied aircraft losses
! \3 ?' R' \. b0 @+ R& ^      O-47A: 1 damaged
7 r+ @7 ~4 Q* ~; c; c      B-17D Fortress: 2 damaged
. z! v6 f$ j# m; ~! X% c      P-40E Warhawk: 1 damaged% N* u; H! b7 @- `* k  N
      Beech 18-S: 1 damaged 7 t1 i  b( {: j3 a" M6 J: I( i% P
Airbase hits 30 ~6 E3 Z* d' X; b3 ~
Runway hits 4
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  l+ s8 R6 {1 u3 `8 SMorning Air attack on 80th Chinese Corps, at 84,42 , near Sian - m' \$ ?- o1 k! ^
Weather in hex: Light cloud ' {" o' x% Y$ a2 d* n
Raid spotted at 44 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.0 [5 U7 h3 @+ I; ?6 _
Estimated time to target is 14 minutes * ~% @3 r1 q4 F% v# \& s
Japanese aircraft
8 _! Q/ O5 [/ I% G      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 13
5 K3 s( Y+ O) x7 n" l4 T& r8 kAllied aircraft  V: F  z5 E! ?9 N, |2 \- W' S% }4 @: i
      I-15-III x 11
- c/ n# c5 I( w: qJapanese aircraft losses3 }7 P8 K9 m. j" q6 J
      Ki-21-Ic Sally: 3 destroyed, 4 damaged ) \" D( e3 g9 e5 n
No Allied losses
, Q% x- ^& K& F. i7 OAircraft Attacking:# x+ z/ h0 y7 w2 A
       8 x Ki-21-Ic Sally bombing from 6000 feet *
! w1 I5 ?9 \+ y' V, p               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb6 {! N) X& o6 P2 [; q
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1 M2 A  ?1 _# V7 U8 iMorning Air attack on Rabaul , at 106,125  
5 \# P4 C- I6 u6 wWeather in hex: Light cloud
% C# i6 S6 D$ d+ ORaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
0 ?& F$ _% Y& R5 l% L$ B* {9 J3 NEstimated time to target is 6 minutes
& K4 Q  O$ d  F5 e: n1 eJapanese aircraft
  g, `- i' ]! e1 b$ h3 f, _' B      G4M1 Betty x 37
9 h# k; M3 ~% Q2 a* a/ xNo Japanese losses
9 S& D9 @" r# W" J- HAirbase hits 8
$ l6 J& `- v* R8 x6 KAirbase supply hits 6
6 \& [9 U" B+ G; [, D, Y  jRunway hits 34+ g7 J# c1 R& T" m
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Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Rabaul at 107,126
6 w7 @& N, B3 U* }6 F; [Weather in hex: Partial cloud 8 k- e% W! }  B$ _5 I2 y  E
Raid detected at 77 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.
6 H1 n2 {/ B) a* c9 iEstimated time to target is 28 minutes 2 ]- W: X# j! S6 g5 _
Japanese aircraft
- y5 [' v# P: o  u      A6M2 Zero x 44
* B* G* B' G% Y& Q% Q      B5N2 Kate x 84$ K) F, W" w" T$ r1 O1 j$ R: N
      D3A1 Val x 71
3 K# z+ V8 \. n7 S' Q$ WJapanese aircraft losses! D4 s0 J2 H, i! Y
      B5N2 Kate: 1 damaged& k" p0 k6 W2 ^% n8 ?
      D3A1 Val: 3 damaged , G) s7 Z6 x+ |
Allied Ships
+ N( w) P& T4 m5 T      CL Adelaide, Bomb hits 1
# l$ ?# p/ w9 p; `: G; s0 w      CL Achilles, Torpedo hits 2, and is sunk5 o# g' ]' h3 \1 l6 I, H* [
      DD Stuart, Bomb hits 5, and is sunk
4 E) J3 y) W: P8 h) L% @. X6 ?      CL Perth, Bomb hits 7,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
$ t$ t1 b! R' b" x      CL Leander, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
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Ground combat at Brunei (65,87)
0 a1 Y/ w; c8 F5 ~Japanese Shock attack 3 x) {8 z8 k5 u$ _- o+ p+ y
Attacking force 1468 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 61 3 @! B1 N6 ?3 V% z- J
Defending force 344 troops, 4 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1 2 O6 D9 {) d3 N/ m9 g4 L% e) q
Japanese adjusted assault: 23  * E/ }) D0 A# Y2 J1 D  J, O  A
Allied adjusted defense: 5  
" J6 r2 a& w  Y- l7 O6 HJapanese assault odds: 4 to 1 (fort level 0)  , F% K0 y; w  ?2 i6 V* l  {
Japanese forces CAPTURE Brunei !!! ( J- j& |( e) J* ~" ?( h
Combat modifiers
0 @* F- E5 \1 VDefender: terrain(+), leaders(-), preparation(-), fatigue(-)
5 @3 l9 X/ x" ?2 a) Z, a experience(-)8 I' B2 w7 g% O4 O
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(-), fatigue(-) 7 V* b$ y1 J6 [! w
Japanese ground losses:8 o3 v0 m5 t" u$ b- ]  R" J
      18 casualties reported
4 I. U4 m" R5 x7 c4 d7 n! ~         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled% B# n' P$ t0 Y1 \
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
$ i7 B8 q; C3 k' c* ~& g         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 1 l1 a/ |. a- o& M; m+ {, p& J1 x2 n3 O
Allied ground losses:& k' J4 ]. T/ w; ^1 t
      105 casualties reported
0 k4 _" c% K7 }' s         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
% z# \% O3 a4 s4 W) ]         Non Combat: 9 destroyed, 1 disabled
0 n/ {( U5 |$ }8 `6 A         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled
8 @  ~$ m6 z9 A      Guns lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)" S; s6 e6 b+ q  j. }, r5 [
      Units retreated 1 & ]& w9 X) u7 s$ Z/ d8 d
Defeated Allied Units Retreating! ' |; A$ m* \, D2 M; V( Y
Assaulting units:
" l* e* r8 \/ X3 N    16th Naval Guard Unit   Z. u& p/ ?, ]/ z% r1 H
Defending units:
, o) p7 E( J  K2 ~    107th RN Base Force
! F& J% T; H. H6 f% P5 V; {$ f-----------------------------------------6 V. F! b# @4 i4 [
Ground combat at Rabaul (106,125)
1 ~; H0 D6 K; S1 e- R) @/ BAllied Bombardment attack
. V; I6 W% Q; o: r- e1 z  EAttacking force 1129 troops, 19 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 63
% [6 j+ j9 M' I% IDefending force 6101 troops, 61 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 203 7 h$ I+ `: T$ G- }9 m. p# F1 h+ k" g
Japanese ground losses:* s1 n0 w8 W0 N; C
      4 casualties reported4 f6 E  E# u  q, B: H
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
6 J9 p  {. Y0 l. ]/ o4 g         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled! |! T$ t5 n9 \2 \! O# B
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled % m2 u" x- ~- n  _' U: ]' E% i
Assaulting units:
+ \' p5 ]# x0 x3 O/ z    B Coy/NG Rifles - \: I: ]$ j8 H+ b4 R8 ^
    Lark Battalion
# ~2 ^* i# N  a5 T0 P3 ~    Rabaul Det. Base Force " H! @2 G8 }4 P  S
Defending units:
" {5 k, [" b% x    144th Infantry Regiment
4 J3 E; H# d) X    Maizuru 1st SNLF
0 O0 g* d4 o9 ?  }6 M! K    2nd JNAF Coy
; L6 z: u* O" ~: G, `2 s) a    5th JNAF Coy