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Night Naval bombardment of Trincomalee at 31,472 `. i2 w7 ~, E9 K% Z4 p' T+ r) x

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5 w- K& `. q* _+ _. D* SJapanese aircraft losses
8 H+ E2 G- r8 R" N: V      D4Y1 Judy: 29 damaged
: A3 o1 o# i- A) N  W      D4Y1 Judy: 1 destroyed on ground; `, ~/ g; @* W5 ]( z! D
      Ki-84a Frank: 5 damaged
/ |( U+ |/ K* x+ k' i9 c      Ki-84a Frank: 1 destroyed on ground
9 @0 U* j0 Z. M      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 23 damaged
' @% p2 i+ j/ X8 j- O" U      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 1 destroyed on ground
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Allied Ships' S# m: G# l7 v
      DD Nestor6 E5 M0 ^# @  S4 R3 R
      DD Isaac Sweers
+ B# L6 M# E# r& r0 j% R      DD Barton
  L" Y( ^7 ^9 w+ _5 X0 w      DD Farenholt
! H& l; _0 I/ Y; S      DD McCalla
7 D( @+ P1 \5 g7 Z      DD Lardner& ~& u! {1 Q# b, s
      DD Swanson; Q  J3 l  g! q0 P  T  s  p# m
      DD Meredith
' C  s8 U1 F4 l& J+ M      DD Nicholson
/ l; h) U! ?6 D# E      DD Waller
/ u3 j3 `' \% E/ ?1 `0 b+ A% l      DD Saufley
% [( X. s; N& r( c' c# \  G      DD Kimberly1 o% i" p' e( ~
      DD Kidd4 s4 ^1 H, _: ?7 a/ V( M1 x4 E
      DD Jenkins8 o: D2 d: o& E
      DD Hazelwood2 K, ~" C, a. x

6 d+ v+ u9 \3 V/ PJapanese ground losses:6 O1 h) c9 h1 g0 R' d
      9 casualties reported
/ Z, }; i, b5 E  b1 ]  c0 }5 {         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, A( V6 @0 O5 d9 K         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled% w, K. _% Z5 k5 d" U
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled( d4 M" D, U/ z8 y; S3 h! l6 M, M
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Airbase hits 249 b1 v  [1 ?8 ]0 B. Z4 w  h) p
Airbase supply hits 86 S3 `7 O% |; q/ B+ v5 p$ i5 d# A, r
Runway hits 770 z, g4 z; ]! l7 z5 S' |
Port hits 20
) Y: b$ Z  u/ v  GPort fuel hits 7+ x5 d) _; C( d2 {$ o/ {
Port supply hits 28 G6 J7 Q2 Q5 C
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+ V/ I4 K* I5 o/ a8 W+ JNight Naval bombardment of Trincomalee at 31,47
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Japanese aircraft4 L" M/ S) O. a# ?8 D9 X! {( s
      no flights
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Japanese aircraft losses
/ d2 v" \7 x* w* W9 g      Ki-84a Frank: 8 damaged9 u# f7 _  j% ~* I4 z; ^
      Ki-84a Frank: 2 destroyed on ground
8 Z, E5 }3 @; m2 [      D4Y1 Judy: 16 damaged+ M6 Y) U$ P. ^
      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 8 damaged
# D) p( I" e3 v      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 1 destroyed on ground
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Allied Ships
0 Q* \- y* k2 a+ n' ~      CL Trenton$ ?+ w& ^/ S7 n) g" }7 U
      CL Kenya
7 A9 m/ y; D* ^, u      CL Ceylon' L$ R6 }$ s7 ^- [6 x) b. Z
      CL Emerald' ?5 h1 z! k5 g6 q) L
      DD Roebuck1 P7 w! N) E4 N4 @* m! G
      DD Relentless
2 r/ b! _  ^% b8 e& J/ O2 y      DD Rapid
' Y7 m+ R6 l0 T/ F      DD Racehorse
6 ]: w, v9 M, i' n$ M      DD Quality
' r; @9 X  I. w  v      DD Thracian  U- v+ c8 L4 w. h' S, A
      DD Thanet
+ c/ z8 h$ L$ U, ^* I/ W      DD Van Galen+ e' y+ L& Y8 _1 j+ R& J3 M! n+ B

' q, |# i. ~9 R& Q$ E, d* rJapanese ground losses:+ r8 b: L$ X) o7 U
      21 casualties reported
. l+ V1 o0 ?- |3 [' M4 V         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled4 T- n9 J: J3 i! h; O2 |6 P
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
5 ~% [+ Y- U2 l         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled$ r! q7 A0 n$ f, U

4 y. H+ L$ H3 Z) B  RAirbase hits 16
" h& M4 |* j1 R$ h6 QAirbase supply hits 8, l6 z: G! a# k, w+ r
Runway hits 27) n& n; F% p1 r0 J2 k; G
Port hits 19
! ^6 |8 f' X* E# }4 W+ @Port fuel hits 9$ q; h) ?' j5 {8 B* m
Port supply hits 2
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3 P( |0 |) `' G, DNight Naval bombardment of Trincomalee at 31,47
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Japanese aircraft
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Japanese aircraft losses
: [, T, F2 k8 d, f6 K5 O      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 13 damaged
( H. |  G3 P4 d$ c2 j      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 1 destroyed on ground
6 A! {4 L! u. T: m6 D% U1 {      D4Y1 Judy: 9 damaged
6 A9 X! t, o2 `" K2 o1 N      D4Y1 Judy: 1 destroyed on ground
3 v! z( E4 ?) p9 G7 p      Ki-84a Frank: 6 damaged6 H1 {3 r1 ~  n9 R

5 Z; Y! ^8 J/ H* c8 ~) b7 T# MAllied Ships
. b. A6 e# \% f3 n5 \2 h+ \. W      DD Nepal
. e8 [3 S4 W0 q/ y, t( ]+ O" N      DD Napier
; e/ U  @5 u, R6 ?      DD Jupiter
* u6 R: E" k! J2 A& E      DD Stack' m! }; L- n' H+ f. g4 o0 M# B
      DD Lang6 n/ i# x* G& V
      DD Ellet- n6 y# e5 \$ b. u0 x; [8 M
      DD McCall( h8 o  Q6 h1 S
      DD Craven
9 G2 }( y. s% O3 y6 D/ Q      DD Walke. Y$ n; n) T" z
      DD O'Brien
' u: a% i8 U& C) U2 j+ X      DD Carmick7 ?( y. w" S$ ], Y" B2 P: u
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Japanese ground losses:: U- b+ p0 n! c4 t
      30 casualties reported4 A1 t$ L& ~% {1 }) h
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled- I& i" r' B% S- @8 q# C
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled2 t, ?* P& Y, ^( y* ~7 u! A
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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) [" S, j/ S) b& x) ^; y! CAirbase hits 168 M: t% h% P+ z9 R7 g9 [
Airbase supply hits 7. q6 B& q! `. f/ W3 R
Runway hits 16; R1 [' X* U0 D2 k8 H- k: t, Z
Port hits 14
7 G7 _* t! D. x  l$ x1 M" PPort fuel hits 52 h8 L+ |  c+ I" W/ J. c' r& x9 ?# r) E5 l
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) q1 i1 }# h' [; k* i4 R' yNight Naval bombardment of Trincomalee at 31,47
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8 X/ |% Y2 v/ g' {; Q      no flights! s9 i* S: B8 Q( D
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Japanese aircraft losses0 @8 E. M' y- \  r5 ^& X
      D4Y1 Judy: 56 damaged3 C7 ~( r, w3 ]) B
      D4Y1 Judy: 7 destroyed on ground" s+ L- c& W' V
      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 93 damaged
8 `7 h8 Z+ D; C5 p' x, I2 u+ ]      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 3 destroyed on ground
8 e' c1 G* B+ J      Ki-84a Frank: 27 damaged
. K) C! M+ O4 C" G      Ki-84a Frank: 2 destroyed on ground3 t$ A3 F9 Q; A
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Allied Ships
% k9 p# {6 C( ?      BB Indiana
6 n7 w. H. X0 h- h$ M, Q      BB South Dakota
- N3 t7 r$ M; X2 Q# J, i/ ]      BB Washington
  N' H2 t0 q$ r! d+ O. f      CA Wichita2 W% A1 Z8 e" B) u# n* L) G/ }7 s0 }
      CA Quincy
+ U+ y( Y9 @+ S' \! p, k) {      CA San Francisco
, E- @7 V) j! m  }  b( E( E! O( F( V% `      CA Chicago
9 V+ X' B7 R, E0 a# I      CA Louisville: Z3 [* A7 I: g: F
      CA Chester1 |6 m$ S+ M% k
      CA Northampton% F0 z( T* g" {9 f% l
      CL St. Louis
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Japanese ground losses:
: Z8 v4 y( L3 L: t" q      392 casualties reported4 B& W+ t: k! {; H) E9 {
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled/ n8 Y% K$ G0 B* G, f: Q
         Non Combat: 32 destroyed, 54 disabled' e. f7 i( `  d" p, w: d
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
2 }  N' n$ `/ _& T7 V+ u      Vehicles lost 9 (5 destroyed, 4 disabled)0 Z1 k, A/ e2 v
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Airbase hits 19/ t7 W# U4 ?& L4 @* ]5 q
Airbase supply hits 13
! t3 Y- ?; p$ x. r5 B+ sRunway hits 58
" V  @  n, E0 K" P4 tPort hits 18
& J4 r5 O" c3 q3 EPort fuel hits 1; g  S, C1 C5 \- P) l$ b
Port supply hits 2
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       接着日本空军轰炸行进间的盟军部队，面对盟军的AA，日本轰炸机几乎无用功！！$ X( L- L1 q; G" ^) z% k& s+ G

5 j0 F2 a# G) F( {  yMorning Air attack on 1st RM Heavy AA Regiment, at 29,47 , near Colombo
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Weather in hex: Partial cloud
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, g$ W3 b4 Y) t8 b) `, D2 sRaid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
' u( }7 h2 Q& U; F! u9 _! g! xEstimated time to target is 15 minutes
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Japanese aircraft7 F2 B) E! f+ n8 K8 g' G/ g8 Z
      G3M3 Nell x 25
) e0 Y0 _; r9 `0 j# |      J2M2 Jack x 7
3 T4 ]' c- O5 T& q      N1K1-J George x 105 P  j1 I* @/ l5 _
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 262 K( s. [$ L! D# ?
      Ki-49-IIa Helen x 13
& C* s# q7 F2 e      Ki-84a Frank x 9
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. q, e& x% @, T& f2 n2 E9 xAllied aircraft
" n" }& t! U: |' c* `! |      F4U-1A Corsair x 5! O( f, W4 {+ u0 R& b9 K( _
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Japanese aircraft losses
( ^; U% s+ z8 Y# B4 B" t+ t      G3M3 Nell: 11 damaged
3 o$ D1 p0 \$ o# O! L: i4 Q, g      G3M3 Nell: 2 destroyed by flak
4 n; n0 k. ?" ?/ u& E      N1K1-J George: 1 destroyed' J6 }+ d: _- r! r
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 8 damaged
+ X9 w3 t( k# j6 V- S+ B      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 2 destroyed by flak- O5 A# }, m# _6 c7 s" R
      Ki-49-IIa Helen: 8 damaged
2 e6 B/ [, ]" b- m# S) q      Ki-49-IIa Helen: 1 destroyed by flak
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" a6 a- }: C/ o* j. z' ^Allied aircraft losses
6 ~9 e  R9 q2 v, `5 w6 b      F4U-1A Corsair: 1 destroyed* n' b5 t! t" R- [2 q" P  g% w) R
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Allied ground losses:
; o& x2 _9 ~7 X9 g& y+ l/ U" c      66 casualties reported
, W4 }2 ]: t" Q/ a         Squads: 1 destroyed, 3 disabled
3 q" Q1 i" f% P! t* d3 x, x         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 27 disabled
3 g# N/ b+ R- `         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
; {& E0 j1 d' q# L4 a( @- }! C      Vehicles lost 30 (2 destroyed, 28 disabled)
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Morning Air attack on 8th KGV Light Cav Regiment, at 29,47 , near Colombo
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; ]( a  L) v3 D  N' _Weather in hex: Partial cloud, }. S" a& M) p- I9 R  O; }
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Raid spotted at 28 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.! {; e% |7 k. O: g5 q. T& r
Estimated time to target is 10 minutes: G; `; A1 `, N

0 l9 w$ s8 h0 X! C. D/ G- PJapanese aircraft3 B& T0 }3 u# e1 `; K
      G3M3 Nell x 278 r  i* P/ q, Z
      N1K1-J George x 10/ e! d$ j; y+ ?" {6 M  G
      Ki-84r Frank x 95 @, Z' U( Y# r/ c* J3 K9 [

1 T4 ?( D9 @) ?0 w/ z: MAllied aircraft" V2 ^4 z: v1 @% x0 Q
      F4U-1A Corsair x 1
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4 L+ _( @9 |, DJapanese aircraft losses% _: W! M! u7 [* e% u0 i! M2 L
      G3M3 Nell: 13 damaged
2 J$ i7 @0 C& }( g1 d; O      G3M3 Nell: 2 destroyed by flak
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Allied aircraft losses
! Q3 G6 O7 I* N* l& \5 w0 n! C2 M6 C      F4U-1A Corsair: 1 destroyed8 k, R. j' {; {# I: t/ t% W* p# T

! O2 y& [- x5 E& l+ V, N/ tAllied ground losses:- Y* s  @4 n: R% X
      Guns lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)0 k1 b4 q8 V! k: x* m
      Vehicles lost 20 (4 destroyed, 16 disabled)
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/ a2 A3 ~4 G  Y8 h' b/ I7 AMorning Air attack on 86th Coast AA Regiment, at 29,47 , near Colombo
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Weather in hex: Partial cloud
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3 ?# z! U4 {( V. K, iRaid spotted at 22 NM, estimated altitude 6,000 feet., X- `; f4 c6 Q8 R2 _
Estimated time to target is 8 minutes
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8 S/ h, U3 y  n; v' f- r8 ?: oJapanese aircraft
$ q* [3 y+ D6 l7 |# A* G! M! l: C      G3M3 Nell x 9
2 U! U. @$ @7 s' j' r6 u      J2M2 Jack x 31# Q' o2 f+ Q# m# j9 |
      N1K1-J George x 10/ g2 w2 f# B3 v0 U

7 Y  j! i) h9 M8 n+ K; O# }4 cJapanese aircraft losses
$ \( ]1 q7 T$ b, N      G3M3 Nell: 2 damaged  F" A' P  C3 S
      G3M3 Nell: 1 destroyed by flak
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Allied ground losses:
4 I) H" {7 a8 p: L; x- w      21 casualties reported
" \8 K# F4 [6 R" p         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled3 b$ v( s6 u. s
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled) g4 \4 t- X2 r
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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/ V" [( A2 J9 Q8 `6 EJapanese aircraft% }4 R: X8 j. z, Z/ E
      D4Y1 Judy x 214 Q" M! S# H& C
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Allied aircraft
  b0 t$ i1 j+ k9 d" ]6 p5 N2 S6 b& o      F4U-1A Corsair x 4: S; V! f, }  u& A/ X; u( e9 r, v( N

5 L. h+ z3 K% T; V4 kJapanese aircraft losses: I2 v; O6 v3 x* c6 O3 i, i/ e3 r3 i
      D4Y1 Judy: 5 destroyed, 4 damaged1 T: a2 Q/ o: M3 L7 m4 }5 z
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Japanese aircraft
5 X8 @9 M) t" ^5 v+ M      D4Y1 Judy x 9$ a  I5 {. i* v, D

  M7 E$ _: a; J9 pAllied aircraft
% w6 j+ Z2 t& B      F4U-1A Corsair x 6
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6 I5 F% a$ \- O6 x; i: T" IJapanese aircraft losses
% ~7 z3 e' f8 v0 N: J% \      D4Y1 Judy: 5 destroyed2 h; A( L' Y( v$ b

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" c5 x8 d  y$ s& r! k1 s  v; SNaval bombardment of Trincomalee at 31,47% k8 R/ J# }3 O& p+ w6 [, u

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, F  e: n8 U$ F" h; y; l5 c; ]& \2 ZJapanese aircraft losses
. e( g" K* C6 l* |) S+ ]- m; \/ o) w      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 8 damaged8 R5 m: q' G3 }& \# L2 t3 o
      Ki-44-IIc Tojo: 1 destroyed on ground
5 K. m8 f4 t3 H, o      Ki-84a Frank: 7 damaged
) k/ B1 ~  A+ ~$ U      Ki-84a Frank: 1 destroyed on ground; x1 S  p) S9 D3 f! f: A
      D4Y1 Judy: 5 damaged7 k8 [2 a; a7 e8 j# h( h  |# ?

9 z8 |* ]& u# K' x% \6 `: JAllied Ships
3 I% D" W2 ?% n) d      CL Montpelier! v+ y" H; I$ c+ ?7 Y
      DD Farragut: D" C/ A  F# d1 F; _$ e
      DD Selfridge2 R2 x1 k: N/ X8 J% T
      DD Preston$ \% f6 A+ \2 H; y  o7 _
      DD Wilson# p2 a9 }9 M8 F1 |8 w& s
      DD Sterett2 g6 M( X; o# L4 W6 E
      DD Maury
5 b" y0 w% d# y4 b( ~2 ~' M) A/ S      DD Bagley8 n! m( n! A# D/ T. k0 M
      DD Stephen Potter9 u* ~3 K/ M. o& F8 O% f

) m: ]* W% X8 z& b+ lJapanese ground losses:
% {5 B5 O3 F0 ~$ T& x      29 casualties reported
4 m, F+ s' i  t/ m# f0 g; x2 L$ L" X         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
) G  X# u& {6 E7 P         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 4 disabled, m/ ~, a/ Y/ Z* h
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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- d" n9 P0 W9 ]; O& G6 w( VAirbase hits 4" X8 k* a: ]  o" A5 Z
Airbase supply hits 59 g6 j' ^* e8 V) C4 ~
Runway hits 264 U* \8 u/ X5 p
Port hits 8; U0 M, `* P9 V. U+ d: X
Port fuel hits 6
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; `" G2 U1 \; N    最后，盟军展现了最终的实力！！！！
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Ground combat at 29,47 (near Colombo)
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- w  X* G" j0 A8 R9 @* EAllied Shock attack
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Attacking force 18822 troops, 309 guns, 1768 vehicles, Assault Value = 6078/ A; b0 {+ E1 U1 y- J9 Q4 K  B% w

7 S+ v6 _' n9 @" wDefending force 625 troops, 5 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2) T! z" M6 U/ r" N+ f6 n2 v
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Allied adjusted assault: 800 & W9 @# E3 G6 v3 V" K* X

8 C9 l% [' i4 J7 I# \Japanese adjusted defense: 1
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; H" L/ {% p5 [& L) L8 e4 ~Allied assault odds: 800 to 1 . `9 {4 J; d% e8 x8 |* N, C" {

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Defender:
. w2 x3 o/ ]3 B" S+ ~Attacker: shock(+)
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      706 casualties reported7 i7 X- o5 _; z. Y  p/ b0 I
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 l  |' ^& c2 p' D3 m# {         Non Combat: 99 destroyed, 0 disabled. t& P# S2 e# k6 `6 f
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
- c+ l. h8 c8 ]      Guns lost 5 (5 destroyed, 0 disabled)$ E  p6 m) H/ u
      Units destroyed 2

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0 ~. }3 }7 a4 f# F  I红叶你太保守了。请问印度接近1万战力的部队如何切断？一个战转就到加尔各答啦。盟军想在那里登陆？Kb加大机场等候。就是找打的节奏。。何况就算海路封锁，从缅甸爬回去也是非常简单。。。所以不到44年中期，印度根本没可能被切断。。。

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基本确定锡兰将轻松推平，号称上岛的2000战力不见踪影。岛上唯一的那师团估计也要被老赵空运走

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43年12月30日，在44年钟声即将敲响之际，盟军1回合攻克锡兰岛的丹布拉，击溃日军的主防御阵地。锡兰基本将顺利回归。KB现阶段估计已经到达了马六甲海峡，但却忌惮强大的58不敢脱离陆机的保护而突入印度洋~~~- m+ a* R( G) k+ Y
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4 |4 C1 x+ u0 b0 K4 S, cAllied Deliberate attack* @7 P. E( J! G) I

0 T7 S* a  k7 l1 j/ u3 aAttacking force 152347 troops, 2861 guns, 4681 vehicles, Assault Value = 6153/ l4 h; S  e2 [/ k+ b5 O4 n
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Allied adjusted assault: 3340
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Attacker:
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      10761 casualties reported; b' G* e% a  X/ X
         Squads: 190 destroyed, 324 disabled, O2 p+ X. ?& c: J3 C- ~) c3 O5 Z
         Non Combat: 225 destroyed, 82 disabled
/ D  N1 H) E, B% o" O0 l         Engineers: 151 destroyed, 21 disabled
2 u+ S3 N) L# I      Guns lost 254 (176 destroyed, 78 disabled)$ j; f- v1 h( p: [# ]% M0 M3 j
      Vehicles lost 77 (75 destroyed, 2 disabled)1 d# n; `0 u: X. @3 C6 h
      Units retreated 126 n7 v) N" F% H
      Units destroyed 1
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' Z, n  A, F! b/ u0 }      1459 casualties reported
4 I, [  I6 }1 l1 W3 Q3 v" m! A         Squads: 6 destroyed, 229 disabled# w6 x% G( K9 Z2 M4 {3 j( N
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 55 disabled
! ^; o5 `: L8 t, [         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 38 disabled0 M  c5 q# X: a; ~* F$ T
      Guns lost 28 (1 destroyed, 27 disabled)2 t$ e, |4 e. N! p* X' v" |" V
      Vehicles lost 36 (3 destroyed, 33 disabled)
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庆祝本档进入44年~~~~~~~~

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时间进入44年1月7日，盟军主力在锡兰清剿日军残部，将于1,2天内全部占领锡兰岛。。在阿杜环礁，英国1个师加2个炮兵团在58飞机，路基飞机以及舰队的攻击下登陆，首回合登陆打成4比1，岛上的2个日本步兵团即将玉碎！！8 Z1 f  V0 B1 X$ `) y6 f
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Night Naval bombardment of Addu at 16,52: _* a- I9 u% @! k; c, @. S

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      A6M2-N Rufe: 6 damaged$ I( |+ M4 l7 T/ g) `
      A6M2-N Rufe: 1 destroyed on ground
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      BB Indiana
- J9 g1 u2 j( k) z3 m4 p      BB South Dakota! T: [/ k: v4 T7 ]5 P" ~7 l4 }
      BB Washington, U" S  {+ q, t5 e. J+ T
      CA Wichita# p. Y2 T9 @; @* z0 p9 ?6 z
      CA Quincy
: j. i5 X. ]) k$ j) `      CA San Francisco
$ t$ J& i2 @9 W1 \! q6 T+ U      CA Chicago0 o6 p- s- ]( J* ^4 L8 r/ o
      CA Louisville
2 S$ k5 z" k  g% s/ y      CA Chester
( i% a* m3 X. i2 h' a      CA Northampton* h) y1 |! d  r+ s, `- Q
      CL St. Louis$ ~; d6 ~+ h* }
      DD Harrison
$ A. W% Y7 R2 T& b; P8 [: o      DD Guest# Y+ L! ^) U9 H! y1 _! B
      DD Fullam
3 S) O; K2 O+ `9 m/ L& n      DD Franks, J3 W% n. ]5 ]9 o
      DD Eaton4 C8 O9 t: u& q# ^+ H# L( K( |% y
      DD Charrette" J$ [; u5 t* A9 Y
      DD Bush$ J- w3 e3 K5 O0 Q, ^' N6 P
      DD Burns
; {0 Z( u/ @% P5 K. K      DD Bullard% D7 V4 E) B' d/ `& b
      DD Brownson
) `* I4 D# K. H( S% m      DD Anthony
( Q7 m4 i! a, u) [$ J# o      DD Ammen
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Japanese ground losses:+ T' @4 a" x2 ~* M) Q* D
      448 casualties reported
1 h. R; v) X  S" `         Squads: 2 destroyed, 26 disabled
; Y5 D5 L# B: Z( h         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 15 disabled- E. }1 `% i! t
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 4 disabled
8 W& ]- {8 V  a" O0 L      Guns lost 7 (1 destroyed, 6 disabled)4 N0 X( r3 Z, |4 f5 r( W0 @
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; M& x$ c; e+ ~! ~Attacking force 4317 troops, 72 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 128
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Defending force 12859 troops, 347 guns, 305 vehicles, Assault Value = 448
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% O, E6 L9 r) ^% @/ ^( ]; c* h      391 casualties reported- g9 `) [- B! G+ z6 A% K( O0 [( f
         Squads: 22 destroyed, 3 disabled
0 w7 @1 X* B9 X1 \, t- g, q* D$ t         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled- W' c0 B7 l. w$ Q/ K$ P+ v& a
         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled6 f* ?0 y# U# a& }& f0 B
      Guns lost 7 (7 destroyed, 0 disabled): k0 z0 n5 ~1 W/ N% n0 q
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$ J# B" R  P0 S      6 casualties reported
1 w1 X& w2 s6 D         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
5 y* I/ m: }* p+ [- V/ |, R2 I0 `8 U         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
( W; }! Q3 T5 a: n, }1 ]         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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Assaulting units:
( k6 \# x. j7 }. q' d    14th Guards Regiment
" P% r3 |. k6 n, h6 b! ?3 ~    15th Guards Regiment6 T. O2 W1 |5 C4 c! \
    91st JAAF AF Bn
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    51st Highland Div /130 z1 A3 F+ I2 b7 s, r8 ?+ U
    98th Field Artillery Battalion
0 h& y$ P' v; T    25th Indian Mountain Gun Regiment; t3 h0 S3 b4 D. N# {( z
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Defending force 4202 troops, 73 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 117
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: F; C1 D$ f4 W+ N" R$ `Allied adjusted assault: 84
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Japanese adjusted defense: 18
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Allied assault odds: 4 to 1 (fort level 3) 4 t9 s! p8 i- l. D* \7 B# B! y

% `5 e: J" D. j2 l4 eAllied Assault reduces fortifications to 0
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Defender: forts(+), disruption(-), preparation(-), fatigue(-)
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Attacker: shock(+), disruption(-)
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      663 casualties reported6 `; o7 y3 e3 D
         Squads: 57 destroyed, 35 disabled. e) X( e" }; D$ n: O! ?* y
         Non Combat: 10 destroyed, 4 disabled
; u" a' R3 o/ p; N, S4 C9 g         Engineers: 10 destroyed, 6 disabled
" M, `$ A- H2 v- y( `4 x& {3 L4 U      Guns lost 20 (13 destroyed, 7 disabled)
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- j- k9 }% K# x      360 casualties reported& I; ]% J7 U! N) J
         Squads: 21 destroyed, 8 disabled: V; `8 k" W  o4 ?% @# u
         Non Combat: 7 destroyed, 4 disabled
! N& [8 o* E  P4 F6 F( ~         Engineers: 8 destroyed, 0 disabled" R; @+ e% n" Z# Q& T, p
      Guns lost 12 (5 destroyed, 7 disabled)5 D$ q9 d7 b# w. Q
      Vehicles lost 7 (5 destroyed, 2 disabled)
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* r8 O, e6 h  D* e( X" R    51st Highland Div /13
. `* }: L  L* o5 c) U    98th Field Artillery Battalion- S# y' F8 u" J, H
    25th Indian Mountain Gun Regiment7 W4 d2 ~6 H  z# J; e+ I
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( u( k# U' c. ^2 ~4 i' Y9 Z, v! N+ b7 H    14th Guards Regiment
6 f$ \1 f& V( G! Q% _7 i( S    15th Guards Regiment
5 J. v# d- x, E7 O    91st JAAF AF Bn
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    另外，警戒的2DD船队用生命发现KB处于马六甲地带，预计日本KB将防御2线阵地，防止盟军登陆缅甸一带切断印度日军的退路~~~~~~

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9 T# e( l' o0 I0 t# M更新下最新的战况吧~~时间到了44年1月中旬。。; H  I3 l* `8 i- E

- B& ?( k3 y+ @  t" {9 L$ {' X, E1、锡兰方面，盟军顺利全灭锡兰日军，消灭700战力的日军部队。。另外，阿杜环礁也攻克了，消灭200多战力的日军。。9 [4 O* h1 T$ ]) m

; l% Z. e+ U: x+ d3 C: A2、澳东盟军主动发动空战突击波特兰路的日军运输船队。。结果由于飞机性能上的大劣势，结果遭到惨败，且毫无战果。。盟军损失各型飞机380架，而日军损失90多架战斗机，交换比为1比4。。盟军今后要调整战略，死拼日军的大机场群根本就是死路！！
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3、58舰队现阶段逼近南洋的前沿科科斯岛，而联合舰队也下决心要进行战略决战，战况如何进展，请大家及时关注群里的讨论！！！

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居然把大统领的部署和战略说得如此不堪，是可忍孰不可忍！

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三十六计之瞒天过海和将计就计！！！
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     在顺利攻克锡兰岛后（其实是登陆前），盟军大统领就在思索下一步的进攻计划啦。。。分析了主要的4个选择：
! ^+ l- W2 Y" C9 B       1、直接登陆印度，切断日军的退路。。在锡兰占领后，可以直接将大军转战印度。但最大的问题是印度日军数量众多，且战略转移迅速，将主力大军用于印度，很可能不但切断不了印度日军的退路，反而将盟军陷入泥潭，因此该选择被排除！！1 b7 Y2 `4 U8 G4 R1 E, }5 F
       2、登陆缅甸一带，切断日军退路。。缅甸一带的岛屿盟军的陆军完全没有问题，但最关键是要真正跨海和KB，陆基作战，在日军路基飞机性能强大的前提下，风险高得几乎是自取灭亡，所以该计划也被排除！！1 ^: }/ N" z( S; ^2 S! R4 S
      3、进攻南洋，直取日本核心基地。该方案和方案2一样，必须面对KB和路基进行死抗，现阶段的58没有如此实力进行这方案，因此也被排除！！. C, F' o" u# {. W+ ]
      4、再次突袭，寻找日军想不到的地方进攻！！对，就是防守薄弱和容易疏忽的澳西！！因此，锡兰战役结束后，盟军主力就紧急装船，汇合从开普敦出发的美军部队，开始沿着地图边缘千里转进！！！！！开始了瞒天过海的偷渡计划！
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6 _6 a+ |2 q' c: _. i+ S1 ~- F     然而，人算不如天算，在部分部队刚到达离科科斯岛一条线附近的地图边缘时，居然被日军通过情报部门发现该处有船队集结，引起了日军的很大警觉！！！当时，日军天皇认为盟军的部队是要进攻南洋边缘的科科斯岛，于是盟军大统领采用了将计就计的计谋！！
! U3 i- h7 v0 h6 L) @+ i    利用58舰队故意在科科斯岛附近进行晃悠，并派出部分空船暴露在日军的视野中。更重要的是，在群里和赵天皇不断的打嘴仗，让大家和天皇相信盟军就是要进攻科科斯岛 。。。于是，58和KB隔海对峙了一个多星期，利用这宝贵的一个多星期时间，盟军的船队基本顺利集结完毕，而58也将南下加入支援。。至此，盟军基本完成了战略欺骗的效果，澳洲大地将再掀波澜！！

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盟军最后的进攻谜底揭晓啦！！！！！那就是不单要进攻澳西，而首先要进攻澳北。澳北一堵住路，澳西的日军根本得不到增援，妥妥的想怎么灭就怎么灭。！！！

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盟军最后的进攻谜底揭晓啦！！！！！那就是不单要进攻澳西，而首先要进攻澳北。澳北一堵住路，澳西的日军根本得不到增援，妥妥的想怎么灭就怎么灭。！！！

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44年2月5日，盟军成功登陆澳北布鲁姆。在登陆过程中，由于大统领不知晓陆攻会选择性的攻击没有CAP的船，导致登陆滩头遭到陆攻的攻击，沉没运输船5艘。另BB印第安纳号被命中2雷，但美国BB皮厚肉实，系统和进水仅仅20出头，战斗力损伤不大。。。但陆攻会选择性攻击的设定给大统领提个醒，以后的登陆将必须策划更好，避免不必要的损失~~~* Y0 f9 w8 t: q( q% m% g0 h0 x
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Broome at 62,127
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) h. l7 t8 a; `, `1 {- s$ P# b+ iRaid detected at 79 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.( |. r% w* t% ]# M  s
Estimated time to target is 29 minutes& v2 l; Y2 I- f

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' N: w3 C+ x0 d$ `; y% T2 Z      A6M5 Zero x 30
7 h- c: Z$ B0 _! w      G3M3 Nell x 49
  ]+ L) }+ \8 g  z      Ki-84r Frank x 29
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0 X1 x: x0 g" [6 eJapanese aircraft losses
2 Q: |+ P  m9 ?1 X" j+ @      G3M3 Nell: 33 damaged9 y# G) ]  b8 T4 {% o
      G3M3 Nell: 3 destroyed by flak
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      DD Craven/ f; |; v4 ]! C2 c9 J
      xAK Matthew Lyon
+ |3 u: S2 I* J. |9 z$ @6 v      DD Dyson2 a' `9 G- C! Y3 k. ?
      xAK Vancouver City, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage  {  L/ U7 S- A7 C0 P; M
      BB Indiana, Torpedo hits 2. j( f0 M" N9 y2 D8 p$ y- }% r+ d
      DE Baron. C! n  Y5 [7 h* ^* \% H. ~( z
      DD McKee
0 L9 I$ l; i# ~+ q% _      xAK Tweedbank, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk* i  n0 T5 V0 c6 Y; |( Z- I
      xAK William Beaumont, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage7 r) K) f" @$ d% D: n7 u
      DE Acree
1 T9 p# R# K" w5 u8 r      DD Cowell6 p& X  K6 [; |4 Z
      xAP Empress ' Australia, Torpedo hits 17 o8 l/ _; b! w+ B/ K: X
      CA San Francisco  @( B' D% d  g. _) A' x5 U, z

2 |! w9 v% D9 o: x% M1 RAllied ground losses:
% T0 q, ]5 V/ z% V' n! Z      26 casualties reported3 J& X* r* x9 n1 D, d
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
: H( X! c' y" y0 s* ^         Non Combat: 9 destroyed, 5 disabled8 H; n7 \. E; v
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
8 y' q9 _& h0 D3 K! h' M      Guns lost 15 (9 destroyed, 6 disabled)
/ u$ u( W, K! Q2 t) E* b0 N! e' c      Vehicles lost 11 (9 destroyed, 2 disabled)  d" _  z. r: _) h

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Morning Air attack on TF, near Broome at 62,127
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Weather in hex: Overcast" G/ V5 o, N, h& \: e
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Raid detected at 74 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet./ \2 w! ]( P' W7 x" @/ O
Estimated time to target is 27 minutes: `; e: @# h* r! S

4 M3 D- o: ]; S0 M0 A' s0 bJapanese aircraft. I; r+ x' G4 R7 t$ O+ S5 U; G
      G3M3 Nell x 19  S9 X. c; ]7 S
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Japanese aircraft losses& G" V6 a0 n, M9 L
      G3M3 Nell: 1 damaged) m! g) T3 K( n9 P& U$ J3 ^

$ x4 {5 ~0 L+ @0 {5 nAllied Ships! Y; T! o6 w9 ~" t; D9 Q3 N
      xAK Rufus King, Torpedo hits 3, and is sunk
  p; B8 `* l& n. p% \      DE Levy
! U/ S1 c$ w/ z  \) {6 E5 p. z# k      xAK Stephen V. Benet, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire,  heavy damage
% Q" g2 U9 Z" u) U9 ^      xAP Santhia, Torpedo hits 2, and is sunk5 T) h9 g8 G0 L! F
      xAP Poelau Bras
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Allied ground losses:
: i& V( Z4 N! `# }4 o2 f9 T4 _      2060 casualties reported' h5 Z; s' V3 N5 x) X4 {
         Squads: 31 destroyed, 17 disabled# b, \* ?) W1 ~4 \
         Non Combat: 163 destroyed, 85 disabled9 C+ Z5 ~# h; i1 W
         Engineers: 6 destroyed, 0 disabled
% R; d- F/ ~8 W      Guns lost 45 (45 destroyed, 0 disabled)! J+ Z4 W2 D4 `
      Vehicles lost 61 (60 destroyed, 1 disabled)
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     最后，美军的2个师轻松占领滩头阵地，取得了澳北的第一个支撑点。。6 q' {  [  A. o" k) {- d1 [

% j) z1 ?% d6 \$ c' lGround combat at Broome (62,127); b1 |& A, G, l. _3 ]  V7 S

+ [  ~$ c* _3 R! F  b+ uAllied Deliberate attack
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9 x7 U/ b6 J# I9 \; QAttacking force 5934 troops, 263 guns, 22 vehicles, Assault Value = 484
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Defending force 690 troops, 8 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 107 T  a* C8 b' x) J+ d, C

- {6 x) o) N' \Allied adjusted assault: 192
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Japanese adjusted defense: 1 . c% q: A4 S0 x/ y+ k  |1 ]9 U

) w4 o+ [6 N5 UAllied assault odds: 192 to 1 (fort level 2)
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. v3 v. q2 s6 i, o) V! IAllied forces CAPTURE Broome !!!
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Combat modifiers
. d4 R/ K- [* v1 a4 rDefender: leaders(+), disruption(-), preparation(-), experience(-)+ W0 N1 L5 [+ y  F* d) d' V& \
Attacker: 1 X% O- u% m& b4 d. W+ M! H5 S  Y

) Z2 C* {2 O9 s! qJapanese ground losses:+ j1 L6 k" ~) a% G: T
      793 casualties reported
6 x6 k$ B- R. ~         Squads: 12 destroyed, 0 disabled
% e( t9 f+ h* {- n7 ?* Z2 h9 d2 I         Non Combat: 60 destroyed, 0 disabled. S  ]+ f9 G  W1 E0 Z) W# Q5 C
         Engineers: 11 destroyed, 0 disabled
( I' z9 p/ q: o( u& Z, o: ?/ E      Guns lost 10 (10 destroyed, 0 disabled)
5 B0 R5 r7 p/ g2 x; j      Units destroyed 18 f( J+ c" [1 ^* r
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Allied ground losses:
+ ~% Z/ g9 F3 q+ j4 i      32 casualties reported. {) s5 F3 \  p# V5 ~* M
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 3 disabled) g: B! N# h* t7 k' T
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 o4 ~5 ?* f6 C$ T- m         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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/ e4 [4 Z4 n% LAssaulting units:% t1 g6 |5 f3 w2 l. _& `' L  t
    43rd Infantry Division: ?4 D$ J& f% R$ S+ ]
    33rd Infantry Division
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Defending units:0 S2 @+ c' i% e1 R# ~
    85th JAAF AF Bn