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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 15, 42( Q% z5 ^) n- ~8 u
PT编队突击巨港，被伊势带领的水面战编队拦截，交战中击沉日军一艘DD。& w# H) K% j$ `/ l
然而当鱼雷打光后，双方再次遭遇，没有鱼雷的PT被屠杀殆尽。
( Z6 p/ K0 j) q8 ~2 J8 B在飞机的支援下，日军仅一轮攻击就无损拿下巨港，倒是有点意外，本以为能顶一轮。4 B' ?; I) n2 {$ x* G! t* }
东吁的第二伞兵突击团在盟军的突击下团灭，虽然日军并未占领东吁，但是在日军投降前
1 e, Q% e3 S7 C" i9 ?- U! t5 B8 n当地的盟军部队均无法战略转移至他处。# Z9 y7 v3 B' a" D6 x: z' Q
仰光附近，防守地点河南岸日军兵力也增加了，且有过河迹象。( b7 ?/ Z* e# D% ?2 H. b, y+ s7 C
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Palembang at 49,91, Range 1,000 Yards 1 M1 _% @# B: g3 y4 Y8 R( ]5 M" V
Japanese Ships% w% W! C. E; c, f
      BB Ise
& Q) l' F; F  P: v( w; a      CA Ashigara8 C" F  S9 O0 G! i" w) j
      CL Kinu
9 W+ t+ c4 \+ J- Z! u8 i8 A6 `5 @2 J      DD Yugumo
+ T$ R8 [0 R' x* c. l      DD Hatsuharu
! Y2 n! }3 ?1 I( n8 P; _) A/ j7 X) K      DD Nenohi
6 V9 ?/ b# v  o' B5 Z      DD Asakaze
& J! [+ f6 s' _" k* N      DD Harukaze
- I+ K: M6 x3 Y8 L3 n4 {      DD Matsukaze, Torpedo hits 2, and is sunk
- q  M# E, H. |; p  ]- e3 HAllied Ships' u, {' j: }% R
      PT TM-5
* e+ L6 g/ ]6 Z9 X& t3 C& P5 z      PT TM-6% s& n  v) `" ?+ \  q
      PT TM-7, Shell hits 4, and is sunk
2 F6 ~% E3 y5 q( I      PT TM-8& I' T- c5 k, t) \% Q$ |: {
      PT TM-106 x) ]7 ~9 ]# x, _8 z
      PT TM-110 J. ]# g5 W) M2 a9 O
      PT TM-12, Shell hits 1, and is sunk3 O* j% I6 ?9 e( j, K; K
      PT TM-14
- k0 w& T; g) e( X, n1 V5 \      PT TM-15. Q3 W7 r1 p6 h# B
      MTB 7$ ~# u! n  `* p5 Y+ y
      MTB 8, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
: k2 m  Z& I- W1 U      MTB 26
- Y5 M/ u. l( t0 h3 BReduced sighting due to 3% moonlight# q; A7 y; a( T% ?& U
Maximum visibility in Partly Cloudy Conditions and 3% moonlight: 1,000 yards
8 _1 x5 J) w* W- ZRange closes to 8,000 yards...
7 g  S, n( M- d6 W/ s+ d& GRange closes to 7,000 yards...% T4 k1 @$ n* j( x2 l
Range closes to 6,000 yards...
+ S, X# v; A% {( w6 q2 R/ @4 vRange closes to 5,000 yards...
0 m; A* {' Z/ }! e, d* x& hRange closes to 4,000 yards...7 ^/ O+ K% b( p1 o
Range closes to 3,000 yards...! R  m. M, T" l) W8 }/ t
Range closes to 2,000 yards.... f3 A. N- P: S8 m! o7 C4 s
Range closes to 1,000 yards...
# t1 ^% j& @0 J( W* JTakeda, Isamu* crosses the 'T'
9 m1 J& i0 E. v2 l% ]! d. WDD Matsukaze engages PT TM-14 at 1,000 yards
% E/ i) O6 ?5 k4 S4 p6 `DD Matsukaze engages PT TM-12 at 1,000 yards
" z# N- k0 U. G* p0 FDD Harukaze engages PT TM-11 at 1,000 yards
' t8 B* L6 f+ xPT TM-8 engages DD Matsukaze at 1,000 yards- n" [0 I- D, P
DD Matsukaze sunk by PT TM-6 at 1,000 yards5 M( f) }8 {6 n, a( P5 W: N; p) {' u
PT TM-12 sunk by DD Yugumo at 1,000 yards$ S7 k3 V, ?6 C# A/ H  ^
MTB 8 sunk by DD Yugumo at 1,000 yards
, Y: f5 }/ g8 J: i" Y) PRange increases to 2,000 yards
4 @9 G- [7 }# Q' \9 MDD Harukaze engages PT TM-15 at 2,000 yards! U  O5 B4 _+ Z1 Y# k8 R/ ]
DD Yugumo engages PT TM-14 at 2,000 yards
  E' m) l& S. @PT TM-10 engages DD Harukaze at 2,000 yards
* m, m( p; _( F2 y3 e2 U& y- q& ZPT TM-7 sunk by DD Yugumo at 2,000 yards2 v( Y% |& j# Y& r# U/ y  f
Task forces break off...
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Palembang at 49,90, Range 2,000 Yards
7 ?& k' |  ?/ y; \9 a5 r' aJapanese Ships
5 x  m* _7 T# ]      BB Ise  I7 ]! g2 h8 @
      CA Ashigara
7 f7 Y% [' I$ o) M6 [2 O' b8 G      CL Kinu+ Y* \; C+ A' e; {$ _# H
      DD Yugumo
- U2 j6 ]8 X4 i3 \; n7 w      DD Hatsuharu
; c! S. J! }" P$ e4 F1 e. s      DD Nenohi" w- o7 m# B. W6 L6 d' }  T
      DD Asakaze
8 r7 v+ G( o4 \, y, Z$ F$ \      DD Harukaze
# z( u8 Z2 A- G" P% U: cAllied Ships
5 r4 s+ q. H! ~- H      PT TM-5, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
/ B$ p' ]3 L! u; w7 O, y      PT TM-6, Shell hits 2, and is sunk3 p3 t. c: M. {, C6 ~/ _
      PT TM-8, Shell hits 2, and is sunk3 G3 m) P& S6 ?0 r- s3 y3 O+ y4 ~
      PT TM-10, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
% `0 |% `& d+ N) F      PT TM-11, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
3 M2 ]1 V% D# V7 o2 D      PT TM-14
2 J' r! |$ D* g7 ?& F2 C! J      PT TM-15, Shell hits 1, and is sunk: s& O! I: U$ V
      MTB 7, Shell hits 1" j6 K0 b  ]0 ?% z5 l  U
      MTB 26 " e: l& k( v5 w. V, E1 N$ ^
Reduced sighting due to 3% moonlight
- O$ n% |# R# _Maximum visibility in Partly Cloudy Conditions and 3% moonlight: 2,000 yards3 F7 |0 c: s; J( d$ G3 k' `8 n- M
Range closes to 11,000 yards...- \+ i' Y) T6 H! f% E) r
Range closes to 10,000 yards...
5 y8 z% `8 v  e! u) jRange closes to 9,000 yards...2 I1 N2 F2 h' \+ S! r( \8 ?  x7 ?
Range closes to 8,000 yards...
1 n+ I! K; ^5 ?/ K2 }) o, ERange closes to 7,000 yards...( }# z# ?" f* k) k( e6 N& s, p
Range closes to 6,000 yards...; [3 ~8 c6 k; s; m
Range closes to 5,000 yards...
6 G. X' Z8 c' Y  _" N% {( n* _: _$ K: ?Range closes to 4,000 yards...- @* _' Y; B* \0 L' I
Range closes to 3,000 yards...# q8 I0 J- E; N- M" i( ~; g1 s
Range closes to 2,000 yards...8 a7 [( Q; q& n8 o! G
CONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 2,000 yards* e0 H! Y, I/ N" l: b" {6 }
CONTACT: Allied lookouts spot Japanese task force at 2,000 yards$ g- r$ I4 \+ \: R- \( J& J" n
PT TM-15 sunk by CA Ashigara at 2,000 yards+ z- W6 B0 V, P: K: t7 A
PT TM-5 sunk by DD Nenohi at 2,000 yards
, P) K! ~1 D% E6 q/ S2 }6 iRange increases to 3,000 yards  u, W) X  b' S5 D
CA Ashigara engages PT TM-8 at 3,000 yards
2 _0 w3 q# t; {9 SPT TM-6 sunk by DD Hatsuharu at 3,000 yards
- }* G% [7 c2 W' F! h% _6 UDD Harukaze engages PT TM-14 at 3,000 yards
$ W" T& C2 A* C/ \+ Y, u% yDD Hatsuharu engages PT TM-8 at 3,000 yards
* }0 N9 q2 K. f3 O4 X1 ZRange closes to 2,000 yards, G" e( B8 O8 I! |3 D2 H
PT TM-10 sunk by CA Ashigara at 2,000 yards
+ g* V3 q" @7 w8 `; @4 bDD Harukaze engages PT TM-8 at 2,000 yards
& m1 V( T% _6 B- @. c) ?Range increases to 3,000 yards( X/ O/ Z1 c1 X  R+ j- {
PT TM-8 sunk by DD Yugumo at 3,000 yards2 z  w7 L0 i, I  `
PT TM-14 engages DD Asakaze at 3,000 yards. D$ e6 d0 |! x( ?& P9 S" _) d( ]
Range increases to 4,000 yards
+ q/ ]% B1 f/ _. JPT TM-14 engages DD Harukaze at 4,000 yards
' P- P6 A6 V# ], T6 J2 k! {5 gPT TM-11 sunk by DD Hatsuharu at 4,000 yards7 O1 M: X# `6 E6 `! W' E
Range increases to 5,000 yards  m; u: I) n& R9 [# w9 |
DD Asakaze engages MTB 7 at 5,000 yards
+ p( m2 ]5 Z0 S4 Y9 yRange increases to 6,000 yards
: i) g* d$ d$ V* I5 Z, ~DD Harukaze engages MTB 7 at 6,000 yards% A5 m" [/ B% Q* U; Q) o. N9 t
Range closes to 5,000 yards- u% b( w9 K) R' g% N3 m* @9 Y0 p, l2 b. Z
DD Harukaze engages MTB 26 at 5,000 yards
, p0 @) [7 l8 k! Q) UDD Asakaze engages MTB 7 at 5,000 yards- G2 {: H  h  L! @- C# I
DD Nenohi engages PT TM-14 at 5,000 yards
8 V) g5 ]) {7 i: x, w# c) qDD Harukaze engages PT TM-14 at 5,000 yards
4 E( a7 s) J/ F$ ?6 d' g1 VDD Asakaze engages MTB 26 at 5,000 yards' q9 ?' q0 S( p8 \% R; `1 x" n5 `
DD Yugumo engages MTB 26 at 5,000 yards
  l; @" f0 H7 h( oTask forces break off... * B  H, I9 O$ [$ B/ I7 k4 q
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Invasion Support action off Palembang (48,91)
% ~6 s# U- ~* U$ K: \44 Coastal gun shots fired in defense. $ C/ U' H  W: @9 l. a2 Q
Japanese Ships
0 h- H& N% s- w: |; _1 f9 J5 f      xAK Toei Maru
! ~& \+ Q4 _5 D. |0 ~4 [      xAP Katori Maru
+ p1 }: r) h# V      xAP Suwa Maru) G+ f9 i1 P* }& m! j  L( g) Q
      xAP Ukishima Maru
% z% i2 t1 Q5 @3 z! X7 T+ ~      PB Odatsuki Maru 8 J9 P  D  @# _' h: v# H* j3 Z
Japanese ground losses:
0 b' P' p, ^$ D! d      11 casualties reported
; H  w+ |, {. A  ~, `( U8 `+ W         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled/ M) d2 p- T5 {2 `& n6 Q+ p
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled
0 |' u7 Y# E9 N0 B. G: l1 ]+ N1 d) M         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
) y8 p3 I9 h) O2 g$ LxAK Toei Maru fired at enemy troops
8 D: J/ T- G* {, r6 h2 Q: Z% yxAP Katori Maru fired at enemy troops4 k8 I# U/ J: B; K" ?+ l8 F
xAP Suwa Maru fired at enemy troops
; L7 R1 N  C5 `/ T$ X2 }Defensive Guns fire at approaching troops in landing craft at 1,000 yards
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7 T* e! b5 \" V  O2 s3 G' qDay Time Surface Combat, near Palembang at 49,90, Range 25,000 Yards
& |! c' K+ m" v: b8 SJapanese Ships) z: c' Z! y+ T# D) n, s
      CA Maya* B: z6 s( T& L9 P
      CA Kumano
( a% Z! U$ r5 f! t* D7 D& @9 F      CL Nagara
: y. z: Q# d8 _1 f' m/ v4 f7 Y      CL Abukuma
- N/ ^3 H+ \7 W0 x. H6 Z! @, R      DD Hatsuyuki
  g/ j1 B3 J: I; @! g+ h      DD Uranami
! B4 g4 D, j5 T1 Q! M# h, z% J      DD Yugiri- w( P/ L2 p4 Z" @
      DD Satsuki
2 X5 e& e& k3 P. W- r4 V# X& \      DD Minazuki
7 f$ [2 Q! z: w9 A$ w9 E8 w      DD Fumizuki
5 K$ Y+ M; _3 u) ]      DD Nagatsuki
8 n# V  v( a0 y+ vAllied Ships! {: l2 y% L5 D' b2 B$ r
      PT TM-14, Shell hits 1, and is sunk) I" D% X- B1 y9 ^2 v2 i% W  J- O( {& t
      MTB 7, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
! Y( G6 k' r$ K3 u7 e/ t      MTB 26, Shell hits 1, and is sunk $ g. r, P2 V+ v- G  O5 O0 W6 X
Maximum visibility in Partly Cloudy Conditions: 28,000 yards
  |3 Y3 ^. a' n$ A8 YCONTACT: Japanese lookouts spot Allied task force at 25,000 yards8 c2 G2 i  {8 }  ?2 Y6 z. u
Japanese open fire on surprised Allied ships at 25,000 yards( u4 F6 D7 J9 K$ y
PT TM-14 sunk by CA Maya at 25,000 yards# ~1 q* k8 J# {- u
CA Maya fires at MTB 26 at 25,000 yards0 Y: D; |+ ]) W. V% M. }
Range closes to 22,000 yards
9 m9 j. T& Z. V% ERange closes to 20,000 yards8 Q6 u: k1 N5 A9 D
DD Yugiri engages MTB 26 at 20,000 yards( `$ Z# B, {( @  s1 r
DD Hatsuyuki engages MTB 26 at 20,000 yards
" \' E" x2 X  I2 H" K9 G3 v$ }* kRange closes to 17,000 yards0 |  K" `/ e& d/ G5 H* r
Range closes to 15,000 yards: m) Z3 v+ n3 f* A' H$ N1 @$ P1 }
DD Nagatsuki engages MTB 26 at 15,000 yards1 u" O0 E( Z  A- ~9 V1 s9 b
DD Fumizuki engages MTB 26 at 15,000 yards& s4 B% i5 {2 P" C
DD Uranami engages MTB 26 at 15,000 yards
4 J" `  @7 ~; P; XRange closes to 11,000 yards. h& v" z% y8 a4 s2 M2 y9 N' r6 e
DD Yugiri engages MTB 26 at 11,000 yards
: i" d2 E  q2 w8 D. p0 n- J3 [# _DD Minazuki engages MTB 26 at 11,000 yards
2 N" p# B  H1 @, F! w# n  N3 M  ^& n3 vDD Yugiri engages MTB 26 at 11,000 yards
7 @2 L8 L+ q$ V" `4 ]Range closes to 7,000 yards) p& k) y+ y9 e7 s; U/ U) l
MTB 26 sunk by CA Kumano at 7,000 yards1 a+ v" h- X! K6 w4 _( S, L
Range increases to 9,000 yards" r# w0 A9 E" W" ~8 A/ A
CA Kumano engages MTB 7 at 9,000 yards* h  s+ U. l' m8 H* c
Range increases to 12,000 yards
5 K- H9 J' W2 ^DD Fumizuki engages MTB 7 at 12,000 yards
5 [; I0 C# k' E$ @! ^# h( M6 d& VRange increases to 14,000 yards' @; X6 v* H( e, G. w! t% N: ~" A
MTB 7 sunk by DD Fumizuki at 14,000 yards
3 B0 z# C' D- [% fCombat ends with last Allied ship sunk...
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Morning Air attack on Zuid KNIL Battalion, at 48,91 (Palembang)   k$ E& a1 c. r6 p3 z1 {
Weather in hex: Light cloud
( M: T: t. |$ C/ N' t- C+ d* WRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
' \5 n, }' F" h5 _% O4 eEstimated time to target is 6 minutes
, o! P/ L5 T. qJapanese aircraft
: s) E) k& m( k4 R; M0 X      A6M2 Zero x 328 D  O, @/ ?( A4 R* }1 `
      G3M2 Nell x 33' p+ @$ J  T  l# }
      G4M1 Betty x 304 ?& d$ _& F' K: I. X
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 37
; z5 M' w, p% d7 F4 h) [# cJapanese aircraft losses
* j" Q3 k' k0 l% ?      G3M2 Nell: 5 damaged. W5 b$ ~4 r2 I3 B( p
      G4M1 Betty: 8 damaged
5 Y$ \8 P. k: tAllied ground losses:4 M4 m' P8 P$ Z3 U2 q: p
      48 casualties reported
; l7 ]8 ^( K" o         Squads: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
1 ]/ {2 N, z# m$ D4 L5 |         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled, V8 T* C3 ^& {7 e7 \4 |9 H* e2 s
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled8 X8 i. S1 d5 f; T8 ?$ O
Aircraft Attacking:
0 \& [4 A* d5 M  C, H( A      23 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet% G' ]7 S% z7 }
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb2 T0 i; ]$ R( z1 _
      30 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet
7 |( G- B: y7 c  }6 V, N; Z               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
: k& d( W* V% y# P- b5 ~, A7 w7 t7 m/ {       3 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
$ `9 ~# f- a$ T4 o2 L: X# {" y9 x               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb9 m5 X- q* _) m/ A) \/ ~
       3 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet
  I8 \5 b4 y- B4 g: j               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb: z! b& Q# U$ Q" x+ v& \
       4 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
! t& Z6 E, \- V7 ?               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb  K5 C* d  I0 w7 D
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; G5 d1 U1 l& q1 l; c2 GMorning Air attack on NS KNIL Territory Regiment, at 48,91 (Palembang)
+ f, b1 p' n- C# F2 G- {* YWeather in hex: Light cloud
1 a' _- q; _. E4 YRaid spotted at 15 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
4 _7 a& J3 Q' q! lEstimated time to target is 5 minutes
+ E! H/ E9 K1 M) S8 v  D' YJapanese aircraft
0 d$ S% ~0 P$ h% \      A6M2 Zero x 200 ]0 v' s! P) l: q" _5 U
      G3M2 Nell x 103 X$ j+ s8 h- V6 ], q0 h, D
      G4M1 Betty x 28' ?6 f; x" u  l* [! F& _1 s
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 20 . u( C; c8 V: I
Japanese aircraft losses
* J* C1 z% O0 o, \4 a4 i      G3M2 Nell: 1 damaged
' h: q1 ~. ]/ U      G4M1 Betty: 11 damaged
8 V# H. F! G& x0 R0 t. k4 m) yAllied ground losses:
/ V& ?% k. u7 H9 V" b$ {' H# T/ [      61 casualties reported$ ?+ P0 Z* v' E9 |/ \
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled+ {( V# [, `3 \- d2 r. w! K
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 6 disabled$ l5 H1 s& ^7 ^! D
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
) M# u$ f% w0 m3 o4 x4 }+ b, RAircraft Attacking:) c/ U  _9 P8 m* B0 {8 v' E
      11 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
5 O% V/ k5 n; Y+ V               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
8 Q* ^9 e" g1 \: y. G# j" v      10 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet
! A& q- S' ?. x               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
2 J3 R. O+ z' {- Z4 W3 f' E3 c  p      17 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
5 k  t: r7 n1 ^5 s9 h               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
' V- n! b$ L6 [! I- cAlso attacking Korps Marechausee Battalion .... }+ ?' ~7 F# L) |5 ?
Also attacking Zuid KNIL Battalion ...' Y4 J8 W' M5 G3 I/ U
Also attacking NS KNIL Territory Regiment ...7 H# A. u+ `# o1 r" k4 \; r
Also attacking Korps Marechausee Battalion ...- a; p/ W+ A# C% k* a- S% A3 q
Also attacking Zuid KNIL Battalion ...& p7 R) o4 E* z, B+ ^
Also attacking NS KNIL Territory Regiment ...' G( j4 K' t% P9 D
Also attacking Zuid KNIL Battalion .... H4 T: y  }! r$ G2 ]3 H; Z; h
Also attacking NS KNIL Territory Regiment ...7 ~* }! k$ ?: S& \# n
Also attacking Korps Marechausee Battalion ...9 T! w% z8 j( Q( i
Also attacking Zuid KNIL Battalion ...
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$ q! d- y' V) {Morning Air attack on So.Sumatra Garrison Battalion, at 48,91 (Palembang) & f8 B8 |# [- J6 N0 ~, G( }6 b
Weather in hex: Light cloud 2 C: s7 S/ N  N8 g% c2 ^  Q
Raid spotted at 5 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
9 o) H. Y$ G+ R" {9 `) R2 @Estimated time to target is 1 minutes . U; F% _+ D( G* g: V
Japanese aircraft% M' C+ Q  U9 n/ ?8 i) D& Y
      A6M2 Zero x 76 M9 \# p2 J+ k2 N4 _
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 17- ~) {  a" e$ Z# Q1 X/ H
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 11
2 \- L. ^5 y1 C1 M/ ?7 Z. oJapanese aircraft losses
: p! O0 G9 `' h      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 2 damaged
1 p" H4 N# O( D1 `Allied ground losses:
2 y# f6 b9 D$ ?9 D5 K      85 casualties reported% G) F9 O" N: V8 R7 E# e7 s/ p8 i4 A
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 6 disabled
  {6 `1 {8 e8 \7 \+ f( H         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
5 s( G# Q$ b& x4 _$ }         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled . W1 L1 s5 Z( Z! t- Y$ _# e
Aircraft Attacking:( a" s% w: h  w
      17 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet7 i/ }( j* r2 I2 R; F- ?4 F6 e% d
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb& [! M$ D; F; Z* V- H. {% m. W6 x" q
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% s" q% n0 |' s1 ^$ `Ground combat at Palembang (48,91) $ g1 l* c+ }" N+ U" R, U) A( ?& _
Japanese Deliberate attack & A. v% Y4 w7 U. R. \
Attacking force 50521 troops, 432 guns, 217 vehicles, Assault Value = 1759
- e. p0 F0 a4 p' MDefending force 8808 troops, 65 guns, 5 vehicles, Assault Value = 332
7 C7 E, H' s" X" O1 SJapanese engineers reduce fortifications to 2
$ V5 b" H7 w) Q4 K( y4 [Japanese adjusted assault: 894  
$ N% W& p  L2 H* NAllied adjusted defense: 127  , q9 X2 r& T+ ]$ l: }
Japanese assault odds: 7 to 1 (fort level 2)  * w* }3 q: m' S5 F& ]
Japanese forces CAPTURE Palembang !!! . V8 w6 O  M) w/ W5 P  K
Allied aircraft4 c- Z0 Q( f" ^: E0 w2 X; f
      no flights 3 G9 F4 l" ]9 s; W& A2 `/ K2 P
Allied aircraft losses) @5 ^; S4 B) a- F" E: l- _3 G  D3 s( K
      Do-24K-1: 1 destroyed 6 J1 @" e$ i$ J; Y* w3 c$ V: u
Combat modifiers$ J* M1 Q$ R) k( i9 m5 b
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
7 f  c2 }% u+ J" T' UAttacker:  
& n2 h, K- T! f8 k6 jJapanese ground losses:
; E- u# |* A# Q% T0 N  }( Q8 P      1406 casualties reported
5 O* f) U1 G1 ^7 l9 W4 z3 ^9 V         Squads: 4 destroyed, 109 disabled
, \7 b$ w% G% x         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 13 disabled( {, v5 y4 ^& u4 w0 j) O
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 24 disabled
4 V) l  f7 n$ y# w1 K1 N      Guns lost 10 (2 destroyed, 8 disabled) ( i6 E% N: _$ `) E* S+ l( v
Allied ground losses:+ X3 e" H+ a2 L& l7 X& P
      7228 casualties reported2 E; {9 }# Z$ \$ B* }8 Y; T
         Squads: 160 destroyed, 42 disabled
: q4 ~# c  g, \) J' i+ a- ?         Non Combat: 177 destroyed, 14 disabled
- g0 A+ b: Q2 P) V         Engineers: 25 destroyed, 0 disabled+ y7 b# O$ x- F1 ^% C1 i( c- A
      Guns lost 44 (41 destroyed, 3 disabled)
* C8 c: e8 y$ O  u# |: U7 }      Vehicles lost 4 (4 destroyed, 0 disabled)0 V) L- i6 h# Q# i: g3 N
      Units retreated 5
7 v3 e' ~) M1 H" d0 u' f. i      Units destroyed 1
- h& C8 o9 z. J. [1 kAssaulting units:
2 I- [/ K$ D: S2 w4 u6 a1 s8 g    41st Guard Battalion8 u  E  ?/ l' Q8 K
    Yokosuka 2nd SNLF
9 g* r  h5 {- L% e- V5 I    38th Division% f+ L3 [# ]! m: J! B: h
    II./124th Infantry Battalion4 |/ j- h3 g: Z2 s
    2nd Recon Regiment- k; K- M" O5 t( `+ z
    6th Tank Regiment
# a: s5 b7 j) c4 {1 l' C% M! _+ Z    53rd Division' J, M# [3 s4 n6 M6 ?0 i; Y& Z/ R1 d
    III./124th Infantry Battalion$ |4 @4 |2 ^6 K$ Z
    24th Infantry Regiment5 G. O0 N$ a  z1 n9 X: Q( v
    16th Guards Regiment& P+ T0 H" d/ d
    5th Guards Engineer Regiment% Y! @) x# y9 N0 y6 I# n! {
    Sasebo 3rd SNLF# h; C. j" {0 `
    Sasebo 8th SNLF
% G7 V6 R9 U# p# j* M& Y    II./4th Infantry Battalion- k3 r' C7 h1 i7 U8 T& T- y
    I./4th Infantry Battalion' O, g+ u, E  |+ q
    2nd Engr Rgt /2
9 R+ e) Y  I* X- p# s! e; c7 J    28th Shipping Engineer Regiment+ c& \" d7 ]6 F6 Z: S0 M- t" f8 f: Y
    11th Special Base Force3 u/ s/ u( _  h. x
    23rd JAAF AF Bn  " o5 T& E( i0 ~0 G3 [  w+ J
Defending units:
: T, U! I" o3 P) s4 t0 B0 b0 @; s, U    Korps Marechausee Battalion
: U9 C: o0 ^" i5 \8 w0 U    NS KNIL Territory Regiment8 F: W  W; y; J2 u" k+ j
    Zuid KNIL Battalion( U" `' J/ R; _) J' q" w
    WS KNIL Territory Regiment3 q  y7 o% j4 v: T/ ^
    So.Sumatra Garrison Battalion/ U% \0 p( \0 a# X3 |6 f
    North Sumatra Base Force
; w* E- u  N  ?$ Z* f----------------------------------------------------
6 O% c/ J2 o0 a; h$ K( G3 C9 LGround combat at Toungoo (57,50)
3 t! D& F* s! l$ jAllied Shock attack 7 T  `6 [1 u2 ~" P+ _1 ~; O
Attacking force 2605 troops, 28 guns, 17 vehicles, Assault Value = 188 . D  ~# F8 G1 h& O3 U, Y5 G
Defending force 563 troops, 1 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 12
+ p: Q7 p! Y$ U8 O+ aAllied adjusted assault: 43  ) F& M: z! E8 R2 ?  }( @8 A
Japanese adjusted defense: 1  & u0 X: J7 H/ y/ j" A/ t
Allied assault odds: 43 to 1  5 T8 _& D) N* Q' h" G
Combat modifiers* V$ Y) S$ y- X7 n. U) _% H# {# q
Defender: terrain(+), leaders(-), disruption(-), preparation(-)$ M) M) L8 M+ N+ {) ~$ F+ S4 P
supply(-)
7 z* R. ^8 w0 U# NAttacker: shock(+) . c3 \3 ?' p6 g6 X; c) d" Y- P
Japanese ground losses:
) h1 I' w* H2 X: T      168 casualties reported8 f/ T* _, C/ [
         Squads: 6 destroyed, 5 disabled+ a% Z0 V1 O4 {+ _
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled3 u5 O6 }7 H9 b% p0 I% R1 U
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
; G5 m1 H/ Z" X: L5 E1 v6 E      Guns lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)
5 v* \# Y4 h, W& QAllied ground losses:
) C. O7 G+ w" p; \      70 casualties reported
* T& f8 d& W1 P" o         Squads: 0 destroyed, 12 disabled& D+ [$ ]4 W6 f8 R  d& g6 B8 ?
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
; C- l& j3 }: E) Q* z         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled 7 |; }1 j6 N3 t. P/ Y  p% u: w7 p
Assaulting units:; J5 T4 F; R& R5 A& s7 x" `
    Rangoon BAF Battalion% i1 M0 O% v% I, l8 \
    45th Indian Brigade- U* x. Z. \% |
    103rd RAF Base Force; B$ y) ^, J* g3 J, P4 W
    109th RAF Base Force( D& A; r7 R7 l) M$ [. `! r
    104th RAF Base Force
$ V9 B, u) B: H; C* |2 _* |    221 Group RAF
+ N8 ?6 H" Q2 ?' ]" {" z, u    107th RAF Base Force: `- c7 w1 S  }( n
    106th RAF Base Force
! k5 r4 V3 {: i8 d2 r    108th RAF Base Force
! @- ~7 Z1 s% U0 o3 B    103rd RN Base Force- y1 m1 V: s: ?% b. V
    AVG Ground Echelon  
! S8 d$ f( D$ GDefending units:
; j0 L  A8 t" F- S' W5 O    2nd Raiding Regiment ( b9 k8 p# x, j% M
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1 `3 t$ x- A/ k# i2 @8 Y2nd Raiding Regiment Wiped Out at Toungoo by attrition!!!

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日军陆攻裸奔万隆，结果有来无回，当天损失40+飞机，盟军损失轻微，附近依然未发现KB。& x: c5 ]4 V! z% H
缅甸方向，盟军将东枝的日军赶进野地，由于仰光附近越来越危险，盟军正打算集结兵力防守0 i! Q) O! V9 A. x+ p6 z
顺便提下，就在曼德拉主动投敌之前，有5w补给到达了腊戍，现已进入大陆共计37w。, h% d. N6 C+ n3 `& @1 E, _, i1 B
之后补给线被切断，目前日军有部队出现在腊戍附近，但发现盟军后掉头去曼德拉了6 o7 B' p4 E6 @- V' Z, A" Y5 L
虽然当地只有9AV
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ASW attack near Oosthaven  at 49,96 . M, P& ^& I* o, q" U6 N
Japanese Ships
6 ~: m* F* V# ^  T0 K      E Susuki7 r  C! Z" g7 q) w
      E Yomogi % n4 i5 g4 K  x* c! s; g9 ^# Q
Allied Ships! I" |' R0 X( g7 \3 P1 w& ^
      SS S-36
# u' c+ D, E9 r$ a' e------------------------------------------------------------
  x0 Z) n( j" f5 S! S" cASW attack near Oosthaven  at 49,96
+ |9 T1 ]" o, x4 z7 @9 I  \Japanese Ships
; s* E! h* s7 }      E Susuki2 ~0 P! P5 A: b# ^% e7 }
      E Yomogi
( O! M. v+ q0 t' k4 q4 p/ }Allied Ships
& e3 I) U# ], }! u' H" t      SS S-36- q6 s0 g7 M! m  n
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Morning Air attack on 18th British Division, at 50,100 (Bandoeng)
3 Q+ Y) X- _1 u9 qWeather in hex: Heavy cloud + N- E, @: M  x% O. i
Raid detected at 15 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
2 F8 e) H, k& `0 o# LEstimated time to target is 5 minutes ( p. W& B( W$ C) G# N7 B1 X
Japanese aircraft
8 z( v3 g" E. ~. E0 {      G4M1 Betty x 33 6 X' O9 k% Y) w
Allied aircraft
9 Z* H0 d) A  \- h      Buffalo I x 12
0 R- v( A  r" B/ q      Mohawk IV x 39 t. L5 u, b+ T6 U4 k
      B-339D x 25
; {& p5 T$ N1 Y% U- C      CW-21B Demon x 6
; E. x2 M; B) j, s# T& V4 ]      75A-7 Hawk x 3 ; Y# t3 B2 `1 W' W" T$ u
Japanese aircraft losses2 Q, u! c& _& k
      G4M1 Betty: 11 destroyed
# C! v& U6 N; }) _) w      G4M1 Betty: 6 destroyed by flak- b! ~, V! D  z0 N; {: A' f4 a" i8 O
No Allied losses
3 |1 J# y, C, y/ D) |3 \# H/ NAircraft Attacking:2 c% I! G. _) R: C
       8 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet; c4 h: q9 F) L: p) i4 A
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
# O; a/ I* C, \2 q9 r) H) B, u       3 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
7 y7 _; V5 r3 s. f# Q' v               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
6 W+ }$ T, e, B8 u5 S3 I) [------------------------------------------------------------------1 U; w( q, }; i) I
Morning Air attack on Palembang Base Force, at 48,92 (Praboemoelih)
1 I: W1 X6 B/ J7 B* Y) Y  y# \Weather in hex: Heavy rain 2 t0 _: x  S% H9 P  D+ @
Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.% g" {( w/ f; ^7 T4 u( b7 _
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes   @; `; Q; ?/ N
Japanese aircraft1 h; x0 t4 x- Y
      A6M2 Zero x 31/ L  u; r- b+ q
      G3M2 Nell x 30
6 T1 z6 o0 a0 }6 P      G4M1 Betty x 4 5 b7 U: ?* I: z" `
Japanese aircraft losses
- f( Y) E% \+ X$ \1 D1 [. \      G3M2 Nell: 9 damaged( m& N4 O" X- w, l; K8 b
      G4M1 Betty: 1 damaged 9 K/ g5 W; j% c4 @# U# }
Allied ground losses:
1 q- ?! g0 X! h! Z8 m" C      124 casualties reported
) E/ k9 Q% _( C/ {) \         Squads: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled1 ]6 V6 M" l+ O/ w
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 12 disabled
, x- w6 K2 t! e+ _0 _8 |         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled 8 r; `2 m) q7 S6 @! |, K# ~, Y
Aircraft Attacking:
# i3 o& N; W1 c# L      30 x G3M2 Nell bombing from 6000 feet
! Z, l/ D& J  r  p5 {  J9 u               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb8 d3 C( Q3 ^" p9 Q! D
       4 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet
6 M& `  K7 V+ w               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg GP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb 3 W# M$ I" V- c* ~9 N
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Morning Air attack on 18th British Division, at 50,100 (Bandoeng)
) X3 F6 `8 x! w" N* ?5 xWeather in hex: Heavy cloud $ b! W7 a$ w" F' v
Raid detected at 33 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.9 \6 C; S; ]( i' w1 m5 d* t+ P
Estimated time to target is 12 minutes
! N; x. a: j4 ~Japanese aircraft
4 a7 [/ T" l4 h2 K( I& C      G3M2 Nell x 10
) ^, b. L9 r$ K0 gAllied aircraft
7 M. q6 ~# W9 z+ \- a      Buffalo I x 9. L* o( O- {) {3 h
      Mohawk IV x 3# O; r8 g% b% x& m7 P
      B-339D x 17
8 x; v" t3 Z7 H1 p9 {% f# F' ^- m      CW-21B Demon x 2
+ J6 y* a8 ]& z      75A-7 Hawk x 1
3 R, v' P) Y3 s- ?$ Y0 Z0 FJapanese aircraft losses
+ K- D) L6 V$ o5 Z4 j) k( s/ h      G3M2 Nell: 3 destroyed
) b6 V( a3 g. i6 l8 |; r% zNo Allied losses
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: K% b( A! C0 G% E  {Morning Air attack on Palembang Base Force, at 48,92 (Praboemoelih)
/ S0 X& `3 f, c& `; s9 vWeather in hex: Heavy rain ' @) j- `  T5 O9 x. r  \+ G
Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
- I( _2 k/ v2 }3 ]0 M3 zEstimated time to target is 4 minutes " b; n6 E/ ~1 M) ^* a& j3 ^4 L
Japanese aircraft
" Z- @2 Y2 K1 Y( P$ v) ?- N* n1 J      A6M2 Zero x 13
8 g8 F" I. [, t* \) T& T! N      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 35
* u/ U3 H( V% @) }; ^1 m6 U      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 20 5 I( W  y1 g0 ~; u6 j
Japanese aircraft losses
0 _$ A6 c3 L  s# S* _* Q      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 10 damaged6 u# L4 L  r. a6 X& u) I) K$ N$ q  a
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 4 damaged
8 w& l6 h3 v! p2 j6 ^7 d1 m- NAllied ground losses:  M2 r. T8 y  m
      168 casualties reported
# k2 V4 u% n! a  H6 a- x' ]         Squads: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled
1 K6 U7 O9 @& ]2 H' g. E! t- d         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 22 disabled' n$ u5 {% Z) s1 y+ S+ c
         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 4 disabled + L7 K9 c6 V5 N. @
Aircraft Attacking:
5 U5 P! E/ _" _* n: P      17 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet6 Q  d4 `' u4 R2 ~. v( v
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
: p4 f. j$ q7 ]+ M5 B1 s5 |2 y" l      18 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet: Z& S4 ?8 w! y1 s8 |% G. Z0 x% `
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb/ H% I% X: i) T* N8 D
      20 x Ki-48-Ib Lily bombing from 6000 feet
  b+ v' D8 \/ Q: F               Ground Attack:  4 x 100 kg GP Bomb
" t* g) I! s* F* P( p  h/ m) b-----------------------------------------------------
$ y  x) b& `" F/ wMorning Air attack on Palembang Base Force, at 48,92 (Praboemoelih)
1 D9 t( U% |. b  x( e4 j7 eWeather in hex: Heavy rain 1 |& n) j5 R4 M' K
Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
0 Z# l' _% N7 t8 O8 a+ c" lEstimated time to target is 7 minutes : k+ w2 x+ O, e8 `) T" X/ \8 N3 V$ w& o
Japanese aircraft
3 x4 m6 _5 ~5 A) _+ _" R( A+ W, m      G4M1 Betty x 17
# `0 a1 u/ A" D& ?( oJapanese aircraft losses
/ M% z! c& L8 g- v7 S. X& p9 k/ t      G4M1 Betty: 6 damaged
% D7 `9 V6 X+ E4 W; \( JAllied ground losses:
  O2 R" n' d' M' m      17 casualties reported9 E- i! b# j% T8 T2 G" |4 G# }
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
8 `  e6 }+ f5 _$ Z+ A2 j* @4 @, N         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled5 F$ E0 C6 q3 B- o" I+ ]
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled " U4 G- T; s0 M8 D0 I8 o4 G- H( B" }
Aircraft Attacking:
1 }* D& H; G" O/ n) Y5 a* l      17 x G4M1 Betty bombing from 6000 feet3 s, L( X1 h9 R0 C4 R
               Ground Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb,  4 x 60 kg GP Bomb
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% n- ~) h5 a5 W( tGround combat at Tandjoengpinang (50,85) , E: F& g4 @: V
Japanese Shock attack
' K& c' L* X) Y% i2 D' `" SAttacking force 1336 troops, 3 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 48
- r  R* U6 c6 D) ]Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
& d4 \& _! F# I( ?; I& z7 {& W: yJapanese adjusted assault: 96  
+ v8 ]+ \1 t" T8 {' ?, nAllied adjusted defense: 1  
2 G$ B' j  U4 NJapanese assault odds: 96 to 1 (fort level 0)  / ]& k; r5 q3 V' h5 b3 F6 s7 A" R. n3 ?: D
Japanese forces CAPTURE Tandjoengpinang !!!
+ \# ?( Y+ L0 s  vCombat modifiers, y( C: L( e2 |5 P! x& N% m1 C
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(+)
) m7 l2 n  j' p  m- b: RAssaulting units:6 r6 k" ?1 \1 l. D4 G
    12th Engineer Regiment , _! ~7 M( q- @% @2 I! B
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Ground combat at Arawe (102,126)
: B$ [% v& ?( X- Y- PJapanese Shock attack
% Q: L* B8 Z% _6 f; ^% TAttacking force 1538 troops, 19 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 63
6 q5 h+ T- `/ H0 P: f7 GDefending force 61 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2
. d+ e$ D/ G+ I3 q' F, |Japanese adjusted assault: 102  
6 v6 m; _  q7 B3 S  \) FAllied adjusted defense: 1  4 |. D4 k  m9 ]. g2 u- v6 O
Japanese assault odds: 102 to 1 (fort level 0)  5 \0 o; g+ A: L
Japanese forces CAPTURE Arawe !!!
$ [$ ^# J* F& @0 DCombat modifiers/ w+ u2 y" S- F$ d- ?8 m
Defender: terrain(+), leaders(+), leaders(-), preparation(-)
' p$ r7 ]0 Q' T# C( G8 @  ^ experience(-)
: x5 f, c' q- _  ]Attacker: shock(+)
9 z, y3 V3 a/ X# |# y* z* qAllied ground losses:
$ M# X& X2 l: a- o5 ?      74 casualties reported4 j# B  b1 G& b5 p: G
         Squads: 3 destroyed, 0 disabled
0 v7 m5 E6 z0 a" g% P. C         Non Combat: 11 destroyed, 0 disabled
; J5 C/ Q: S7 i! s         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled5 i, h$ V/ T4 @" t
      Guns lost 2 (2 destroyed, 0 disabled)
0 y6 @4 D$ S! p. y4 W      Units destroyed 1 % ~0 N+ n( F- t4 y0 u8 D
Assaulting units:( j/ x0 B+ `1 S1 T5 {; I
    Maizuru 1st SNLF 2 N) F% Q. z; o- `1 x+ ~1 i: i
Defending units:
# L( h4 J6 L! G/ a    Lark Battalion8 q6 |3 g) A8 t
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% Q# M4 G) u) ?+ q8 o5 DGround combat at Taung Gyi (59,48)
% i, @% v" ^  o6 e8 c# k% ~1 }Allied Deliberate attack ' i- R' m- C8 F; s3 e
Attacking force 7917 troops, 76 guns, 91 vehicles, Assault Value = 296
. O5 X* c3 y" T$ e4 y+ uDefending force 1941 troops, 10 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 57
  T5 S: O" H1 sAllied adjusted assault: 114  # \% J! o1 N- y) R9 z1 f
Japanese adjusted defense: 43  
2 C* s# t8 T; n% yAllied assault odds: 2 to 1 (fort level 0)  
& N# U6 r! V' K7 {- RAllied forces CAPTURE Taung Gyi !!! % Y0 B8 P& i2 E% {
Combat modifiers  \  l% i6 _7 x7 {" W
Defender: terrain(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
% k! X; @0 m% B' a% y# m  YAttacker:  
/ j4 U. b' b. d* G4 H- sJapanese ground losses:
) m$ _1 \! J+ E5 E" l  V% m# ]/ W      727 casualties reported
+ v6 ?; a* Y) B4 b) m         Squads: 31 destroyed, 0 disabled* c+ b. z0 N' p
         Non Combat: 27 destroyed, 5 disabled$ q0 O1 ~- W9 o# |% r8 D6 Y9 x( i' K
         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled& l( \3 J+ Q& q
      Guns lost 2 (2 destroyed, 0 disabled)
2 O1 L- O7 u: S      Units retreated 2 ' i, P& g# |4 I" }2 K
Allied ground losses:) W; r! D3 j( }( Y# G
      88 casualties reported
: V0 H9 ?1 O0 a/ \- w& N9 Y% Z+ B         Squads: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled6 [5 y( Q3 x4 `4 G& j- S
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled  F1 a- S8 ~( W' Y+ \$ A5 W
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
2 C5 p$ M, }0 s0 |; q  O. wDefeated Japanese Units Retreating! + e$ [, m; J/ g7 W" K7 s- ]
Assaulting units:5 W4 C4 {2 y7 v( [" v# e
    100th Indian Brigade, a, y! f9 r+ N' ?" o2 G
    99th Indian Brigade
; v, _" F/ A; W" D; Q0 a# [3 M    98th Indian Brigade
3 }; C" ~6 c- u& pDefending units:8 V7 ^- E4 b7 ]5 H3 G# u. Q6 o
    1st Raiding Regiment
: g6 O! S8 W5 p5 |$ u9 |    1st RTA/B Division

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7 ?/ d! P  m9 S, y, N2 P1 ~. I, [AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 17, 427 |! o9 ?: M& R; k6 S& Q
缅甸局势骤然紧张，近卫第六师团过河突击，恰好当地守军已经开始南撤，对方未遭受重大损失
5 C: a7 p9 l# C% u: C: J侦查显示除了第六师团后方至少还有两个师团，而毛淡棉出现了13个日军单位，为防止后路被断
' L# i4 S$ s- k. A( G, d- c( @盟军集结兵力防守，暂时无暇顾及近卫第六师团，盟军炮击毛淡棉以拖延日军过河时间。5 q: \* ~! S8 l- M8 Q, t' C

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Night Naval bombardment of Moulmein at 55,55
( p9 S! T7 e7 X, V# uAllied Ships. y7 _* ?$ e5 A7 C, ~
      CL Colombo/ R1 M5 Y  x8 W5 w  w, s
      CL Capetown3 U+ u5 |& T2 Z
      CL Caledon# u8 z3 E- p; N" M5 X6 U
      CL Enterprise/ b; i& h  |( B" ~9 [" T- ]5 C
      DD Nestor
9 ^8 y: K, x/ K/ d      DD Griffin
8 o2 n9 N* [: m: @4 I. l( x      DD Encounter
0 j3 }$ N+ k$ X7 U* _- G4 H: c; A; x9 k      DD Stronghold
, u0 O: }/ B7 O0 h2 E" h2 qJapanese ground losses:
" V* m1 ?* y0 O! Z; u      4 casualties reported
/ e( a- h% w& D* B! \+ K         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
. V" y. ^0 Y8 f* O2 ^         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
. A7 S9 s4 p; a7 w( m4 U. N. S         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
: d" ^) _, S- y) ]Airbase hits 1
2 _  k5 V0 t- p7 V9 |Runway hits 3
# I% n  z4 T9 ^; T$ e  FPort supply hits 1. |# \. S) h' o  {1 \
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& v; g9 }6 [/ d5 ]& ?8 ?ASW attack near Billiton  at 52,92 1 A7 x& K' `7 L8 H8 D, C* x
Japanese Ships
1 V/ Q) ^/ J7 n6 E      SC Ch 26
4 ^) x# R2 C( _6 `8 ?. YAllied Ships0 M' T% c; ]9 y' h/ H
      SS Perch, hits 13 c' e" Q5 o; I! c# o8 A
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, J2 a; B8 V0 tMorning Air attack on 33rd Division, at 55,55 (Moulmein) 7 f+ a7 t+ Y9 H" U2 y
Weather in hex: Heavy cloud ) {# f' H8 M& \+ K
Raid spotted at 7 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.+ O% c' G: C1 @+ i% l
Estimated time to target is 2 minutes
* C  @+ m% v8 |0 C; eJapanese aircraft
. X9 u& ?7 Z( y" M0 P      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 12
; h$ o" `/ B: z& x- v8 H% q! `/ VAllied aircraft
" @0 B2 F. c% \/ S/ e      Blenheim I x 14 0 N, q. Y6 }+ E9 \: B6 \! R5 l9 @
No Japanese losses # z- s+ |" R# Z* y9 Y- V
No Allied losses
9 A7 x, J7 c$ i3 t' PAircraft Attacking:
% r5 H* ^8 |2 ?* g/ S, z7 x  @      14 x Blenheim I bombing from 6000 feet
+ C5 j4 d* R& e9 G0 ~# G; |4 M: E               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 lb GP Bomb8 c) R3 y4 M5 n8 M2 v% V9 c
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  N% f# ~& Q& ~( p2 iMorning Air attack on 21st Ind.Mixed Brigade, at 57,53 , near Chiang Mai ! @' V: n' I  Q" L% H# b) W) T
Weather in hex: Light rain + O; W) a0 N8 a0 t; T, t
Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 6,000 feet.& u* O4 m* D4 m" ~  H6 q0 M
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes . g+ N" u6 I& O# H, d, Q; p
Allied aircraft
$ I' N% e( X0 d3 O! a      Wirraway x 3 6 i( h( s. p: k$ c! u# c, ~
Allied aircraft losses2 D* k% u5 R! S, |4 L. V0 S
      Wirraway: 1 damaged
% Y0 o! v0 V3 p# N. @! t) ]      Wirraway: 1 destroyed by flak 0 o. g6 O: ~) q
Aircraft Attacking:
3 |3 g" R8 U+ w, U- H       2 x Wirraway bombing from 6000 feet
% i- K% k) ~: v; \- X               Ground Attack:  2 x 100 lb GP Bomb, h4 i7 l! G# @' |: ^+ g
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Ground combat at Praboemoelih (48,92) / B( o' Q; }: _' o8 y+ Q8 R6 S
Japanese Shock attack 6 q, S7 E# S) ?
Attacking force 32051 troops, 281 guns, 148 vehicles, Assault Value = 1126 : x, L1 c$ s; Y6 x$ E( F6 F
Defending force 2034 troops, 7 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 36 % V+ t+ S9 R* l2 Q  n( o  u
Japanese adjusted assault: 575  
0 J# t/ z- R0 W2 N7 LAllied adjusted defense: 2  1 M6 |3 ]; D/ Z
Japanese assault odds: 287 to 1 (fort level 0)  / C1 \+ l. {6 Q0 e4 n
Japanese forces CAPTURE Praboemoelih !!!
0 @' h; ~; d. Y$ f4 X7 DCombat modifiers& j8 c( g4 f2 _6 z8 Y
Defender: preparation(-), morale(-), experience(-)
9 \! C" ]) \7 b' J" zAttacker: shock(+), disruption(-) 8 ~% Y) @8 |& ?) z
Japanese ground losses:
$ G, X  t6 A5 B/ V) I- `" M      372 casualties reported
4 _4 q% g: B6 Z9 X6 B2 }6 G         Squads: 3 destroyed, 19 disabled2 |+ E$ c. r9 [  a1 ?  J
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
$ ^% [; \7 ^& s, J& A5 b- k         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled 7 Y0 c/ U) R' j6 d" t1 r( P# ^
Allied ground losses:2 L8 M5 P% J1 X7 _' W5 H$ i
      1711 casualties reported
. t/ y5 h: \# r9 L6 t6 j2 ^& g+ y         Squads: 47 destroyed, 0 disabled4 d$ s" {# k# S* i& V& f% \6 j( ~
         Non Combat: 144 destroyed, 17 disabled
% _' I9 c, v  Y+ T& W, T% x         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 0 disabled* N& |$ d$ t# T- S6 K& T
      Guns lost 10 (10 destroyed, 0 disabled)
4 j  m6 R& @: R: _5 L' Y' ]9 \: M      Units retreated 1+ I4 w0 r. [1 l/ s" J
      Units destroyed 2 ' O  J1 V& m# ]7 e. ]4 N4 c
Defeated Allied Units Retreating! % u7 \+ w2 o- Q) H
Assaulting units:6 o; J; m% D. L/ z5 x' X2 s$ f
    41st Guard Battalion
' N5 p9 o9 l3 h, |: t+ J, x* _% e4 ~    53rd Division
& V: Z: H2 S5 }, g    Yokosuka 2nd SNLF' f/ G& T  X9 {' s7 _0 g
    I./4th Infantry Battalion/ ^. |# T& f+ M& i. p. U
    II./124th Infantry Battalion7 P2 ]* ]! i3 g" Y. |+ z- Z8 C
    Sasebo 8th SNLF' `& R- c6 o4 u% R
    Sasebo 3rd SNLF4 {& H5 G/ J8 L! J, |2 I% A, \' c9 g
    2nd Recon Regiment
, h6 E+ e5 g0 B. _    II./4th Infantry Battalion" i  E: T1 X$ P! e3 c' N
    III./124th Infantry Battalion5 \' n" E$ L- B. A# d
    24th Infantry Regiment
' P1 _. g) X" _3 [    6th Tank Regiment& J8 a. C' `9 ]0 Y/ t3 M" l
    16th Guards Regiment
- \. r1 p% W: G7 s5 D1 SDefending units:
  v9 \( [* A( b0 F% o* \    WS KNIL Territory Regiment
9 T, |( Z$ b4 ]& V0 T8 u    Korps Marechausee Battalion
' D1 K" e! d& v9 d% q8 g8 ]. \    North Sumatra Base Force
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3 y# i5 p+ W3 \7 E) E# OGround combat at Sambas (57,88)
3 r2 z* a6 J$ X) {Japanese Deliberate attack
, g6 Q: p' n) vAttacking force 2375 troops, 16 guns, 42 vehicles, Assault Value = 87 ' N' T7 N* o5 v* }! {3 K7 y. Z
Defending force 280 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2 " [5 j8 n% u! {
Japanese adjusted assault: 39  " L) {( n) U* e/ _, U( B
Allied adjusted defense: 1  
. m+ ~, T; n' I9 M2 D2 C! wJapanese assault odds: 39 to 1 (fort level 1)  
4 |# A4 ?# q6 |- h2 |* FJapanese forces CAPTURE Sambas !!! ! m) @' D% Q& {" i: U3 h: o- i8 z
Combat modifiers3 r1 k( H: k1 [2 G- h' ?1 E8 j
Defender: terrain(+), disruption(-), preparation(-), fatigue(-)
+ S6 V4 E6 k7 b8 m morale(-), experience(-)0 n9 n( ^) i1 \# `* b3 Y
Attacker:  - W0 N- T, ~7 K
Allied ground losses:* G, M; m2 P( f
      327 casualties reported
, V& _2 \$ c' Q         Squads: 3 destroyed, 0 disabled  d; y( J+ L; {. r" I
         Non Combat: 65 destroyed, 0 disabled
# F3 Q& P2 v/ C# o. r$ R         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled
' h! z2 i5 p* ^5 \  S      Units destroyed 2 0 Y% R; W. S  E$ }3 l
Assaulting units:& `9 |! r0 n( I6 a
    22nd Recon Regiment  `, e4 S* ?% P: X3 O* k% Q, w
    91st Naval Guard Unit
2 P3 E$ w$ A# W, zDefending units:
- `& |, [, F# [# a/ N& ]. X    North Borneo Base Force
. r9 L* T* X" W) d" ]' g    West Borneo KNIL Bn /1  C' V# @4 s4 _0 |1 R8 E; p: F, K
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) W0 B4 K- A4 X. d, x" FGround combat at 100,130 (near Buna)
5 Y  I, Z0 j( M* W2 f" ZJapanese Deliberate attack
' h4 Q+ [# S2 D2 y) j# SAttacking force 11699 troops, 100 guns, 17 vehicles, Assault Value = 423 . v* L0 y! P# A/ `
Defending force 3558 troops, 28 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 34 ! @3 v# t- {: s4 ]& {; k
Japanese adjusted assault: 288  
' B$ |1 z1 i' a) AAllied adjusted defense: 37  
2 I" w. h6 W- R( d" U- mJapanese assault odds: 7 to 1  ( y6 S$ R+ c2 n. T, F- L" s" @3 h9 Z
Combat modifiers! p: Y. s% Y. N0 m
Defender: terrain(+), leaders(+), fatigue(-), morale(-)3 d% ]' V! r0 z
experience(-), supply(-)8 J! j4 S/ s! u, k5 w2 a
Attacker: fatigue(-)
5 Y4 x& {' P5 u. eJapanese ground losses:. P$ u. [) Z% u& Z
      162 casualties reported
# _. u0 L3 o' _! t& @  F         Squads: 3 destroyed, 10 disabled
- \  g) m6 x+ x5 E8 I         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
% a8 S# B8 O3 F  b! l; ~  E         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
4 T1 P2 u6 @9 s. g6 _Allied ground losses:
) N% a# G: {( S3 M      1266 casualties reported
$ @$ Y1 ~# H( g7 D         Squads: 68 destroyed, 0 disabled
& |0 b& F" u, y6 ^& O4 \         Non Combat: 68 destroyed, 0 disabled
; s- q- t! g3 g$ C( x) r8 P         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
3 u% s, E5 t( |6 n      Guns lost 6 (1 destroyed, 5 disabled)8 l" V& @6 U8 A8 s) l: V
      Units retreated 2
& l& R( H9 u1 U# b" W: ?1 P  F6 d' xDefeated Allied Units Retreating!
+ n" m  y2 {" }5 }Assaulting units:
# a. u0 J! I; G    144th Infantry Regiment
) R( `& T; l5 K) G; E; t6 u9 K    146th Infantry Regiment, V: E5 r: ~( Z' w
    16th Infantry Regiment ' w  J2 @6 F+ f$ }$ j. t  d
Defending units:) J; l* T/ o6 _  A! A# B
    1st Australian Division# t) G* K" h9 D7 F7 a6 g
    15th RAAF Base Force
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: ]/ m+ [6 o/ IGround combat at 56,53 (near Pegu)
. ]! l* Q* r; i: Z* FJapanese Shock attack 7 F$ j5 _2 |& _, W
Attacking force 13202 troops, 122 guns, 47 vehicles, Assault Value = 457
6 R: R9 K# j/ Q8 I; B& [Defending force 14157 troops, 125 guns, 74 vehicles, Assault Value = 625
" D7 s8 v) T/ r& J/ jJapanese adjusted assault: 89  
2 B, M" }( b9 o( f, V& Z9 Y! FAllied adjusted defense: 597  
3 Z- O  I( H$ G, WJapanese assault odds: 1 to 6  " m) v2 d% A7 a/ |( Y
Combat modifiers: x8 ?) r( E0 d' v
Defender: terrain(+), op mode(-), experience(-)  A6 L, k  }+ Y4 |: x
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(-), disruption(-)
+ g! g1 b, ^; C9 p, y* V7 sJapanese ground losses:7 N5 V6 s/ f' n; p1 \
      1216 casualties reported
  e; Q- J! y' ?8 Z; s) P         Squads: 2 destroyed, 100 disabled
1 a3 C. ^5 _( v7 Z% S         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled
. P4 e& G4 ?6 x# h4 L1 }         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 14 disabled
( z  h# _! x8 p" I4 @! k4 O      Guns lost 3 (1 destroyed, 2 disabled) : }. Y, ~& b. q& S( E' u
Allied ground losses:
) j& i9 b  w" i% T, {: U  D* P; c* E" \% v      378 casualties reported
: x2 J' `6 Z: b6 o1 p& b& A* l         Squads: 25 destroyed, 10 disabled
2 x* D  n+ s6 m/ b% Y. R2 F         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 18 disabled
. j  p+ W2 ~- _; M4 k         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
0 Q. K) j5 v6 J9 z" C2 w1 S8 ?      Guns lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)
0 Y9 t- Y" [1 J. b$ sAssaulting units:
( a5 G8 Y( S7 i1 n5 H1 ^    6th Guards Division
; M0 ?& d! @3 S9 F/ wDefending units:
, ]$ P' m! U) ]% u4 u& h0 d7 y    6th Burma Rifles Battalion
' p* Y9 H! s+ k3 b. J! o6 w    44th Indian Brigade
5 v( k) ~, U. A- ]4 R' Z5 ]2 t    3rd Burma Rifles Battalion- Q2 h  u& Z! w, N( O- T* f, A
    46th Indian Brigade
) H* r* F. h1 C' H    13th Burma Rifles Battalion5 J' y4 h% ?. l( }# |5 j
    17th Indian Division9 o9 \1 @$ w: h5 Z; Y
    Burma Corps

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 18, 42
" J, |8 M  x6 O, v8 W7 X当天双方的焦点依然在毛淡棉附近，日军轰炸南撤盟军，以期拖延时间，  \' f7 W: X/ f' b5 ]  S
盟军也有所准备，飞虎队全体LCAP，双方飞机各有损伤，盟军由于LCAP损失比以往大，
3 W+ y! }7 y" d但还能接受。同时盟军继续炮击毛淡棉，拖延日军。* a* ~  b% q& T- N$ @' O% M
盟军为了防止近卫6师团进攻拖延盟军撤退，特地轰炸了该师团，不过日军没有进攻$ z$ I  b: W/ a2 G
猜测可能昨天过河损伤班组较多，且混乱较高，正在恢复。
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* b* X5 o' C7 E3 d% ~* \& jSub vs Sub: SS I-153 attacking SS KX  at 51,94  - near Toboali
8 L9 r  D$ c6 [2 ]+ dJapanese Ships% {3 l( f' D  G: d2 H* L. W, K$ x9 u+ u
      SS I-153
) U# I- A6 c! N6 wAllied Ships
. E4 e6 H6 D: B7 a/ U      SS KX , [# K* _+ p! z3 q  a
SS I-153 launches 2 torpedoes at 3,000 yards 5 p$ O8 s' j$ c$ `* r7 l8 S: `
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* w$ X+ Z0 h5 y4 G) P: VNight Naval bombardment of Moulmein at 55,55 0 f9 S; N0 c4 x" v! X9 n
Allied Ships! d/ b; T3 R5 n, ?9 z
      CL Colombo6 x/ C: }! y& j# s
      CL Capetown! \! ?  O& h' |+ F
      CL Caledon# C. {% s, {# W" O, J
      CL Enterprise
& u3 G4 ?2 c. Q# j) o      DD Nestor6 V+ J( h2 b, o- f
      DD Griffin
7 E3 h6 C# z( V5 {6 U% Y2 r      DD Encounter
( l4 w: e% T" y# n+ S6 W      DD Stronghold2 w: ]3 V4 m1 ]# q- J# ]8 R
-------------------------------------------------------) Q" w/ l- Z* E3 Y- v: z0 z( Y
Morning Air attack on 17th Indian Division, at 56,53 , near Pegu
* W- V6 b) e7 a* q8 x! FWeather in hex: Light cloud 0 ^* F( \: m4 C+ C/ O
Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
2 a& n9 R% I- J% q" {5 nEstimated time to target is 5 minutes
! e) B4 {) l: V7 }Japanese aircraft8 Y1 _+ Z6 J# f% v+ c8 m1 l  f
      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 590 t7 K: a. u: S4 Z  e. W+ k' q
      Ki-51 Sonia x 19
) G3 w2 [9 E2 h- nAllied aircraft. |0 X: y' V5 T# v+ F# n
      H81-A3 x 9/ a- z' w4 d' l# C' k" f
      Hurricane I Trop x 12* R. M" J! ?3 Z: @# e/ c/ g9 `& n
      Hurricane IIa Trop x 17( t3 p7 t( [; X/ r/ W4 p8 O: f
      Hurricane IIb Trop x 54* A4 Z) [# h7 K3 t: O1 i
      P-40E Warhawk x 19 ) E5 _  U/ P. N! V) l1 e
Japanese aircraft losses" u; F! S2 A* _: b  s
      Ki-43-Ib Oscar: 3 destroyed
& c6 c! \$ b% x% H' C      Ki-51 Sonia: 10 destroyed, 1 damaged ; ~! B8 }7 h  }( u9 L
Allied aircraft losses
. g0 B; X# a9 Y; _: p      Hurricane I Trop: 1 destroyed
' H+ D3 w% P/ |9 j3 w3 u4 ^      Hurricane IIa Trop: 1 destroyed
7 M  f+ ^) J" U+ X. e+ q! e      Hurricane IIb Trop: 2 destroyed; J# V" Y- X- p. N7 X7 F# n1 Z. i" A
      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed   I1 l0 i0 g) o: l
Aircraft Attacking:0 S/ a! g0 G2 c3 d2 d
       4 x Ki-51 Sonia bombing from 6000 feet
2 H3 B* {6 A) P# o  `               Ground Attack:  4 x 50 kg GP Bomb
& y! d6 j& v( Q' y4 F$ N- O: N9 mCAP engaged:! C. A' S4 \0 C7 }
AVG/2nd Sqn with P-40E Warhawk (19 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
' `. W2 u. I3 }2 U! K      19 plane(s) intercepting now.! H( ?$ w' j2 P9 [6 u
      Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000., y  O& r0 y' q$ b3 |7 |
      Raid is overhead
, L0 w2 K' w9 I6 TAVG/3rd Sqn with H81-A3 (9 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)1 `' O& a2 k4 y' Q
      9 plane(s) intercepting now.; ?4 V7 Y* V" \
      Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
3 \7 J: Y5 U/ S! ^# w      Raid is overhead, n7 \6 }1 W. W* p# X; \
No.17 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIa Trop (6 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
; j6 a3 W- X( `7 X      6 plane(s) intercepting now.) M+ R5 {3 a6 u6 x, C: W
      Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.: b9 S3 l0 \+ V2 X& H2 j
      Raid is overhead- Z& D- }0 y/ ]: @' ]! d! Z
No.30 Sqn RAF with Hurricane I Trop (12 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)6 f8 q. O: _$ r9 _) g) i
      12 plane(s) intercepting now.6 ~" e* k0 P' p# ~' C
      Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
  b- k3 i3 Z, H6 D; P4 Y      Raid is overhead  D$ C! V+ H' r; p9 K% [: \
No.67 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIb Trop (12 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
$ E' B6 _% v  k( b* L9 S      12 plane(s) intercepting now.* D. y0 @9 I$ A; k. U: {6 n! h
      Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000., G) f& x% Q' x6 }4 m# C/ @: ]  j# ^
      Raid is overhead
) ]5 ?+ ~3 O6 G. H6 B5 JNo.135 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIb Trop (9 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)6 }* {7 F! C* f" B" G+ ?" p, t
      9 plane(s) intercepting now.: i$ \" i( B% I4 u. i
      Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
% g) T$ K6 D: G* V1 k      Raid is overhead7 F' J& A/ |- u% u& B" Y2 ^
No.136 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIb Trop (12 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
- ^- S4 T. ?" z4 S      12 plane(s) intercepting now.
$ c; ]& I, w0 ?2 H; k      Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.: ^0 H% i* }& q  T3 e
      Raid is overhead8 O5 |: y) d; B, }
No.232 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIb Trop (11 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling). k: a6 r% i+ B; H$ w9 f
      11 plane(s) intercepting now.
- z/ p0 L4 N+ D, u* y      Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.: N& A& z; r2 C% K! x5 h
      Raid is overhead. W" w' R; G" Q4 N8 r6 j; D
No.605 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIa Trop (11 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)9 L, r. ?" R) Q! A* ?
      11 plane(s) intercepting now.7 U0 W9 V* k3 u: u  u6 }$ e
      Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
- t4 o, s# V3 ^0 B( G! h5 E% T" ]- E: H      Raid is overhead8 _1 a2 m- v5 _5 ^! U
K Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIb Trop (10 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
! q: K0 c) u  c1 t2 [' P0 |      10 plane(s) intercepting now.
5 ^! P& J8 p# M      Group patrol altitude is 7000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 7000.
  E6 l; b9 v6 |  h9 \8 Z      Raid is overhead
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/ T# a) j6 M- \2 K' l: ]Morning Air attack on 46th Indian Brigade, at 56,53 , near Pegu
0 O- ~' q0 S8 w/ e: P, O: W: DWeather in hex: Light cloud & {  Q' ~. ?  }
Raid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.# ?% r- a' K0 ~7 O' |
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes
! Y7 j% l& r3 rJapanese aircraft9 j; G' c& w6 p) O8 ?
      A6M2 Zero x 35
& ~- H, W& ?( U: u! h% z, B. I3 w      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 249 J) x: X5 T# H: p. i9 y" i# {) ?
      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 7 # |# b. y. o* z, ?, y+ s
Allied aircraft7 {2 T" G: E, a" f) E2 {
      H81-A3 x 7
2 L: o6 z  W9 ?: t( q' F      Hurricane I Trop x 10
$ h) t( s+ [: W8 P8 X4 T      Hurricane IIa Trop x 15% z& H1 y9 [0 N: D+ K: R
      Hurricane IIb Trop x 31) p; w' K" {0 x) o+ l3 i. X
      P-40E Warhawk x 13 / V" |2 o$ q/ B3 C% |
Japanese aircraft losses1 C, Q/ n: ~0 \4 {. C3 |
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 5 destroyed, 5 damaged
: E0 |) R' j# e; P7 r% _/ \: b/ e) IAllied aircraft losses1 m& g5 S# Y) @# E' S2 I
      Hurricane IIb Trop: 2 destroyed
+ i1 f; t/ E, H* T$ A- YAircraft Attacking:
  [' g- F1 k2 a$ \4 p. o+ J- W      14 x Ki-21-IIa Sally bombing from 6000 feet+ }8 d+ ~' Q  s
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 kg GP Bomb
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* q7 \" E$ t9 uMorning Air attack on 6th Guards Division, at 56,53 , near Pegu + i$ F. ]! n! |
Weather in hex: Light cloud 9 d0 Q- w0 i( c$ ~3 T# G6 d
Raid spotted at 15 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.1 B0 ?7 l; b: d8 q
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
( V( P1 a! w6 eAllied aircraft
3 h; G( B$ F2 r! q8 [+ p9 E- T      Blenheim I x 11
8 x. a2 }% d0 t4 H* Z      Hurricane I Trop x 8
0 P4 {+ f+ Z- h) e/ o2 [/ u( N4 T      Hurricane IIa Trop x 103 z9 m+ Y" d+ ]% J$ j
      Hurricane IIb Trop x 19
# L; s/ A- k2 c/ r7 vNo Allied losses
# n% d( R$ n& K$ X: K0 V+ S( Q! mAircraft Attacking:8 V( Q# d' b3 G% `9 D
      11 x Blenheim I bombing from 6000 feet( l. I0 t9 S; d# X* z
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 lb GP Bomb

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在盟军炮击和轰炸下，毛淡棉的日军过河了，日军调整比较难看，打成1:4，损失4k+人。1 d5 g5 [7 |1 N
由于昨天飞虎队LCAP损失偏大，日军抓住机会用陆航扫场，基本打了个平手。
8 P! ?: g% \& P9 H3 O9 ]7 R7 q4 M日军还突然炮击了巴达维亚，且登陆了努美阿北面的基地，努美阿不久将沦陷。
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Night Naval bombardment of Moulmein at 55,55 + w( r* S3 F8 y# Y3 R
Allied Ships
! ]) S6 Q; j/ \. z      CL Colombo
# j5 X0 |# y! r: w2 h3 F& r      CL Capetown6 c4 K' p" W& o5 j7 v( w  Y2 y
      CL Caledon
( m* u- d; i  @/ o1 e( G      CL Enterprise! `, l" j! d. H/ _
      DD Nestor
' O7 b$ ]8 n/ J2 }! h7 b      DD Griffin
' X8 ]7 n, K+ ]; W* E9 U      DD Encounter3 I9 c5 Y8 l' m8 N$ u* A) t  l; g
      DD Stronghold . Y3 a  v  A! l+ G0 H( F4 S
Port fuel hits 2
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Night Naval bombardment of Batavia at 49,98 + F$ `7 ?! m- B# j
Japanese Ships; A/ F# V6 K* S/ r
      DD Tachikaze0 p# [- Z# v: H& n, `2 E7 r
      DD Mutsuki/ _3 Z4 Q: C( Z5 ?; p
      DD Sazanami: }  J+ u) _; z
      DD Akebono
0 ?9 l: H, ^/ d1 qAllied ground losses:
4 x$ R2 e2 e6 e" ~! ?$ Y      14 casualties reported
& R5 E  a$ ^& a' u! h         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
9 W3 N6 P" b6 B6 H         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
2 V, Y/ C( r3 w, A" Q         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 q$ n; k6 e7 w% D3 aAirbase hits 1% f4 t# t( [9 X
Airbase supply hits 1
" y/ ?8 G7 q+ K1 MRunway hits 8
6 C' V$ Y: \; E- rPort hits 1 . m' J* ?  l/ i) t
DD Tachikaze firing at Batavia
, Z* O5 g3 H7 X0 [3 x3 d. jDD Mutsuki firing at Batavia
. z6 {3 j! q- u6 EDD Sazanami firing at Batavia : N7 R4 `7 ?. _
DD Akebono firing at Batavia  
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Amphibious Assault at Koumac (113,156) - g. S1 z7 g& F/ m
TF 31 troops unloading over beach at Koumac, 113,156
. |8 C7 M4 T. bJapanese ground losses:+ V  n" \; H* c) A
      65 casualties reported1 k4 T4 h: ]- |% {) |. D
         Squads: 3 destroyed, 0 disabled: Q& J( ~4 B5 O+ N! }+ S1 `  X
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled. L$ O3 s7 w  M: g" @3 ?
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled7 K% _( g, X( |7 s: h4 x
      Guns lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled) . S, N/ [( B1 T! f4 P
17 troops of a SNLF Squad lost in surf during unload of 83rd Nav Gd- f/ T. R$ ^5 q% `6 l2 J  H% ^
10 Support troops lost overboard during unload of 83rd Nav Gd4 h3 K- X0 N1 o+ y
19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost from landing craft during unload of III./4th Infantry Bn" f2 F; |( N7 k$ n
7.7mm T99 AAMG dropped into water during unload of III./4th Infantry Bn
; P) F! P9 [! P7 w! b' ?10 Support troops lost from landing craft during unload of III./4th Infantry Bn- q# H' a+ E2 ^6 [
17 troops of a SNLF Squad lost overboard during unload of 82nd Nav Gd ' w# R0 I6 w+ T8 p2 s1 s
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' a$ l7 P7 W  a5 o# p. nMorning Air attack on Rangoon , at 54,53  
4 Z. e, b. d& X: O/ \" p6 m, P  P3 i& BWeather in hex: Overcast
; F8 _2 T+ d2 M5 c, [/ \- Q; r( v, xRaid spotted at 43 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.! x0 v1 j1 Z5 ]4 h
Estimated time to target is 14 minutes
5 I. [$ D2 r0 HJapanese aircraft
4 Q: U4 V0 y5 [; R" v      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 36
4 d5 [$ C" ?" @: N. ]4 I# WAllied aircraft
2 d" ?  y0 s6 S/ ?. T' |8 d! d      H81-A3 x 84 R- K0 m; e8 `* g! g
      Hurricane I Trop x 16
2 U  ?1 b9 \+ g7 A1 m      Hurricane IIa Trop x 209 |% O% W2 R2 L3 o
      Hurricane IIb Trop x 48
; e) \) `9 p7 e# ~6 W      P-39D Airacobra x 27% U( R# B1 x5 r$ C- l: r
      P-40E Warhawk x 20
) l, y" e. l: W3 s! n( pJapanese aircraft losses
4 _0 l$ \7 \+ q      Ki-43-Ic Oscar: 6 destroyed
& N6 ]5 `5 X% F0 S# ^+ OAllied aircraft losses
0 O: E. d. p7 {1 U$ i      Hurricane I Trop: 1 destroyed
) n9 N9 h& W& ^4 o, N      Hurricane IIb Trop: 1 destroyed9 f. h4 q, v& p& i7 l8 N* k
      P-39D Airacobra: 3 destroyed % d) T# F5 `+ h% V
Aircraft Attacking:
" |9 K  T$ X) u$ ^: [      19 x Ki-43-Ic Oscar sweeping at 20000 feet
2 t. M+ v5 ^: h0 z$ l$ q% R$ [CAP engaged:  {+ \0 @. C% L
AVG/1st Sqn with P-39D Airacobra (0 airborne, 18 on standby, 0 scrambling)5 \* B! x1 ?5 f  C, _" e! k
      9 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.; ~5 H6 r2 v& I# ~& ^
      Group patrol altitude is 20000 2 t; l( E3 p4 l) x0 j3 J  F
      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 27 minutes
' h( }; V# w- z) b0 j8 g1 WAVG/2nd Sqn with P-40E Warhawk (0 airborne, 14 on standby, 0 scrambling)
! `2 `$ I4 ^) b  B" L6 U      6 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
& H0 O- W9 L1 i% \2 K      Group patrol altitude is 20000
8 a" w# l: z) N+ ^7 s      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 25 minutes. J% N! W' K* `" j- {
AVG/3rd Sqn with H81-A3 (0 airborne, 6 on standby, 0 scrambling)- [4 o" ^% G& u2 j! `
      2 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.& W- c" @$ A1 z9 x
      Group patrol altitude is 20000 - j) e& ?) n8 _; |6 j" B, L( Z( s1 B
      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 21 minutes0 A; n8 ~7 ]6 M# \) N. U: C
No.17 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIa Trop (0 airborne, 6 on standby, 0 scrambling)
. ~# `' ]( p/ s+ D; c2 G      2 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
* u6 i% P  ^2 r8 V. ?; [      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , h5 I# I1 Y$ E1 ]4 d" K: J
      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 14 minutes
3 \9 X$ _# t5 U! i4 gNo.30 Sqn RAF with Hurricane I Trop (0 airborne, 11 on standby, 0 scrambling)8 N; T- f' h& [, y* P7 ~  _% {0 h
      5 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
$ b2 m  o; _1 b* I9 P2 w* W5 \      Group patrol altitude is 20000
+ `. ^$ K. t% u4 i  r9 G      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 16 minutes9 b+ ^) n* R! m0 C
No.67 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIb Trop (0 airborne, 8 on standby, 0 scrambling): H- ]5 x4 G2 _7 G
      3 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
( x7 b3 [! y2 r# S6 M      Group patrol altitude is 20000   N+ C) ^8 ]3 ]0 j/ x* s
      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 14 minutes
4 W) X4 f; M& h) z' p- I/ j) DNo.135 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIb Trop (0 airborne, 6 on standby, 0 scrambling)
( V" L" w/ i$ X% I# ~0 d      2 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.6 o- \% j- P9 P8 P7 y6 x9 a* H5 T
      Group patrol altitude is 20000
' C1 q" V; v4 J6 y0 U      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 14 minutes( j# N$ Q& E' A
No.136 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIb Trop (0 airborne, 4 on standby, 0 scrambling)1 V2 C9 d& z* p9 X+ V5 V2 g
      1 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.) ]3 P- K) V) q& D! x5 r
      Group patrol altitude is 20000
, {0 B. X/ H/ i( ?; ^2 t' a      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 16 minutes3 |5 g. f5 _( h& ^' S9 X
No.232 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIb Trop (0 airborne, 8 on standby, 0 scrambling)/ O. N* ?6 V/ q  S+ L2 B
      4 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
, J( s$ V' Q5 U1 ?, L, ^      Group patrol altitude is 20000 & n6 r7 \( A0 p  d4 Y+ O# s
      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 14 minutes
* ^+ d) d! B7 ZNo.605 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIa Trop (0 airborne, 8 on standby, 0 scrambling)
* Z+ Y. i" E+ M9 I2 x! K      4 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.- A: }2 n; k2 ^* L2 Z0 ?9 Q- ]
      Group patrol altitude is 20000
8 |& L4 i, n5 L! M; J      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 21 minutes
& S% g# _' j! zK Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIb Trop (0 airborne, 8 on standby, 0 scrambling)5 L% ]' Y2 C0 x9 k6 `+ _
      4 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
+ P$ Z7 ^3 \% x# x% s      Group patrol altitude is 20000
+ f  m; I2 H1 H2 j3 o( }9 W' `# G      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 14 minutes
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Morning Air attack on Rangoon , at 54,53  ( ?3 Y+ R. W  L& E; T& ]4 W
Weather in hex: Overcast
+ t  V' w7 o9 V/ }8 H% g, p" gRaid spotted at 39 NM, estimated altitude 22,000 feet.
% f# P- v( b2 r( L% FEstimated time to target is 13 minutes 6 l. e* u" U3 ^! t/ r$ F$ A
Japanese aircraft* u$ ]! a( f' O* b  v
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 3 , L( E: X$ q% g: p7 K7 C5 ^  d
Allied aircraft
7 Q! v/ l2 i6 m1 @. X% e      H81-A3 x 74 A" H/ o& {4 K8 G6 l, `  z
      Hurricane I Trop x 10" k* D% [/ \% r4 R( F
      Hurricane IIa Trop x 20
4 f8 e* C1 d$ R# T+ r1 b      Hurricane IIb Trop x 372 v# r; A$ E1 E# t  V- l3 O7 r
      P-39D Airacobra x 19. E/ t0 P$ J/ _$ d- ^9 ~, O; v0 \+ d
      P-40E Warhawk x 18
' B/ u7 E" Z8 X& ^8 e5 xNo Japanese losses
% X; ^0 V% V0 }2 K: x( g; Q( {No Allied losses ! q& U/ V) G4 O: H9 v; n! s6 m$ }
CAP engaged:) S5 b# ?0 x# I. r: o5 z  ?
AVG/1st Sqn with P-39D Airacobra (4 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
# y$ {: W& |0 v1 B$ X" C5 M      4 plane(s) intercepting now.; W  F/ n, W/ k7 U3 `' t
      11 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 4 out of immediate contact.
! p$ Q. E) L" b. ^: U% E# D( {      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 20000 and 26000.
% l! _7 _( s" V+ [: V      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 58 minutes
: p$ H& w3 a  l6 o7 ]% \AVG/2nd Sqn with P-40E Warhawk (0 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
  ~' t" V4 `; k: k* L( d! d. a* d      11 plane(s) not yet engaged, 4 being recalled, 3 out of immediate contact.) _+ c7 k4 [1 l
      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 20000 and 23000.
1 U( ?9 R' \0 D! a( x      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 43 minutes6 T% F- ~) y2 C% ]
AVG/3rd Sqn with H81-A3 (3 airborne, 2 on standby, 0 scrambling)) s: S; u5 J. x. N! P8 G
      3 plane(s) intercepting now., P" ?0 b' R  P. e0 E0 v. v
      2 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
& n/ T8 s* k9 k) f      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 19000 and 23000.
% Y4 c* f) ?: I2 p- [& A( {      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 14 minutes: T, ]7 Z" d; D0 l, Y) V- N( P; y/ |
No.17 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIa Trop (2 airborne, 2 on standby, 0 scrambling)* w2 v6 Y2 }1 C
      2 plane(s) intercepting now.% l- g0 |* l  s5 _! o' s% H. O* u
      4 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
- i9 i8 Y" n1 [2 t! E+ ]7 `" g      Group patrol altitude is 20000
7 d( P, D% F, O9 ^; G      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 19 minutes
( i+ P: K0 V  i+ k/ D# |: ENo.30 Sqn RAF with Hurricane I Trop (0 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)  r7 J& Z& _/ s; @
      6 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 4 out of immediate contact.
: \( e' ~9 n; R      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 22000 and 25000.
" A0 ]& v2 Z7 _0 w7 T" h      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 46 minutes/ g7 W  c5 J' g( l/ k0 Z7 f2 t: s+ a
No.67 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIb Trop (0 airborne, 4 on standby, 0 scrambling)- Q9 ?, w2 e- u
      7 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.$ s+ x1 S8 @# }3 R/ z6 X7 i
      Group patrol altitude is 20000
, K  B1 y/ G! _5 r1 Q' H      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 22 minutes9 C5 o. A; m0 ]
No.232 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIb Trop (0 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
. ?1 r4 a: k0 n      7 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 4 out of immediate contact.
- z* o, p& N/ q- ]5 h: E      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 19000 and 23000.
8 O- N) a' ~$ w7 h! U9 I. x; O      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 41 minutes% j# v) E+ ?8 V6 o9 B. c" f! q! j
No.605 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIa Trop (0 airborne, 4 on standby, 0 scrambling)
' N; K! W  a9 c& u2 d  X      8 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
+ W4 t8 C/ t6 m# `+ T9 j      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 20000 and 22000.2 R9 _" S' @0 c1 A6 `6 W
      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 14 minutes: ^/ a$ |7 G/ {' O4 \& K/ F6 Y! y
K Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIb Trop (0 airborne, 4 on standby, 0 scrambling)
) Y2 {; E. u2 W      3 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.6 ^+ h  b' Y. U; c4 [
      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 20000 and 28000.
9 {2 |7 l) K& z, Q. W- H( t. v6 q      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 34 minutes1 r9 x$ Y- _8 B% P0 c" C7 [
No.135 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIb Trop (0 airborne, 4 on standby, 0 scrambling)# n1 t) k' C+ H9 f
      2 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
% \& d0 }! |; F! [* j5 [      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 19000 and 20000.: \4 o, J9 w# C$ g; s6 K1 T+ w
      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 14 minutes
0 f+ l; U+ `0 H1 V* o7 J/ SNo.136 Sqn RAF with Hurricane IIb Trop (0 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)' q0 s$ [2 q* ]! l5 z8 I, K
      2 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.( U+ f- K2 H+ k( d9 |
      Group patrol altitude is 20000 / `, v9 G8 n% k- ^- s
      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 12 minutes
. D: A6 b% i3 m( A( g: r$ ]--------------------------------------------------------------- # n3 a3 y" v! X. q' g
Ground combat at 56,54 (near Moulmein)
8 L# i5 a7 R* O5 \2 ^Japanese Shock attack 7 k' W; K. n: Q, X6 v
Attacking force 23395 troops, 314 guns, 58 vehicles, Assault Value = 774
( J4 j( N% b# b/ U* K1 F- G; KDefending force 14094 troops, 69 guns, 17 vehicles, Assault Value = 598 ( }2 {$ i* q* H& h" s4 W' d
Japanese adjusted assault: 310  
2 E1 |, r" s& {1 V, y' V: @Allied adjusted defense: 1441  0 A9 @" A( x/ Z4 e) A
Japanese assault odds: 1 to 4  
/ N" n0 j* }8 fCombat modifiers& }: U& {" g5 i3 j/ V# b$ P! h5 B( `
Defender: terrain(+), experience(-): y4 P# T$ h4 J$ ]* h
Attacker: shock(+), disruption(-) 9 l3 w$ H& {4 c; ?+ }+ E, V
Japanese ground losses:, @+ O  o$ v$ V1 U# }
      4214 casualties reported
0 k8 B) L5 Y- D) H/ h8 W# x         Squads: 79 destroyed, 234 disabled
" A7 H( `5 o/ r# G' D         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 37 disabled$ V# h6 L, {$ V" u7 o
         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 33 disabled0 F8 w3 H% k% V, y+ E
      Guns lost 51 (2 destroyed, 49 disabled)
( K6 g# J2 e: N5 V# c$ A9 \* [Allied ground losses:* l, B5 L; ~! G, v' o
      1379 casualties reported
5 S7 H% m5 C4 u5 I+ ^& o         Squads: 47 destroyed, 56 disabled
/ V" L* `" w" C: V         Non Combat: 13 destroyed, 15 disabled+ J2 q! C* `% e) c0 [3 \9 w/ Z6 Q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled8 ?" M7 t" b3 Q1 U  `
      Guns lost 7 (2 destroyed, 5 disabled)
' M, J1 N: s4 _8 E) kAssaulting units:2 }6 ~6 l$ y$ h! M1 H
    15th Guards Regiment  v$ Z; a( `0 H- K# _4 P- p! F0 [( h% y
    33rd Division& R0 p! |" Z3 w. |# _
    1st RTA/A Division, b) t4 B3 \- `3 e1 W# c, m
    143rd Infantry Regiment, N, r% d  [2 C, z2 ?& {1 \
    5th Amphibious Brigade
- Q. j. O5 l1 z1 Z! ?. d3 l( O    1st RTA/C Division* g. F- G, O. [/ L. l0 x. l" G4 E0 _
    7th Field AF Construction Battalion
" W9 }1 g5 w% O* j* A1 \    55th Const Co
2 l5 m4 g7 K$ v2 W$ ?2 b    15th Army5 v' c" w6 T8 j* j3 [" g8 r& ]
    55th Mountain Gun Regiment; X- C7 h. o7 G# L+ a; N2 B" m2 M- J
    21st Medium Field Artillery Battalion   ^+ w: @$ e1 b$ o9 ]
Defending units:
! v. E( J. d! S! \# ^9 n4 h  V5 O    4th Burma Rifles Battalion
3 F6 Z5 J& p8 k* p. X1 Q+ r    Upper Burma BAF Battalion
6 s! V' p( {# ]. x    9th Burma Rifles Battalion8 ]8 M: M3 Z+ ?$ ~3 n
    BFF Brigade
; n6 j: A7 O$ B0 _    Railway BAF Battalion$ n0 c" K) \: D3 ~) [7 ~* `
    Mandalay BMP Battalion4 @  p  b3 R8 A* w6 ?
    1st Gloucestershire Battalion2 z, C2 S( o  v0 _& J3 u0 \  M6 H
    Tenasserim BAF Battalion* N+ [/ @- D" e
    10th Burma Rifles Battalion) f6 o6 [6 V  n$ t
    1st Burma Division

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 20, 42
8 q) t: \6 U6 v2 U% JIJA继续扫场仰光，场面一边倒，盟军损失轻微，新版本里面即使100%CAP，只要是0距离
4 D2 _$ V/ d! |) f, V" V3 U依然可以慢慢降低疲劳，这在中文版是无法实现的。且新版本飞行员训练速度明显快于中文版。9 e# t* b% U, o+ m0 Z8 F
毛淡棉过河的日军（15军--菜花透露）主动炮击，结果显示日军剩余500+战力，* {/ g! H& P; w% h8 V* z7 H- U# y1 n
而盟军已经从北方顺利回撤，合流后达到1100AV，已经下令明天对过河日军进行反突击。
+ p( k1 e& W% r) h$ ]5 `KB伴随运输编队，开始往爪哇方向移动，预计不久将登陆爪哇，SS部队已经全体出动，
4 K8 c9 w, i* p, J9 R5 H$ o2 v夹道欢迎KB视察工作，并期待能有机会与KB近距离接触。& S% x6 q( U5 z$ G# K3 J

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Morning Air attack on Rangoon , at 54,53  
0 F  \% w9 c# O: TWeather in hex: Moderate rain
, L0 w& V0 q: u7 z6 ?( F2 N" Z! RRaid spotted at 43 NM, estimated altitude 23,000 feet.
! {9 F" T9 U; b% A* YEstimated time to target is 14 minutes
: g& ]2 O5 {5 x' }Japanese aircraft- z' R0 y# U1 \* Y: K0 R
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 23 & B% i5 g  \" \+ H
Allied aircraft  l: y0 W, I+ x& Q- K7 z$ y
      H81-A3 x 7; W5 [4 Z# g7 v! ^* e
      Hurricane I Trop x 24
8 o$ [) a) L+ G% ~+ ^      Hurricane IIa Trop x 19
! w, n! C7 [  ]) K$ Y) ?/ o0 I      Hurricane IIb Trop x 42
. O  y0 |6 g; g6 _8 _      P-39D Airacobra x 17, A+ ?; ?6 ~3 l. c8 X3 {4 Q3 d0 V6 u
      P-40E Warhawk x 19 2 Z3 d8 A% _- d4 O( {: y
Japanese aircraft losses
& L1 N" _1 e# G# m9 n) \      Ki-43-Ic Oscar: 9 destroyed , G3 l7 z: k1 j' |, `/ o/ [* L
Allied aircraft losses
0 A0 `4 j; F4 b6 \, |7 N      P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed
) Q+ M0 }: j( ^) f, O1 U/ j------------------------------------------------------1 m* g$ z6 A4 S) ~" D, N+ L
Morning Air attack on Rangoon , at 54,53  
1 e1 U5 y- Q( vWeather in hex: Moderate rain . P4 d% \, R" V  ^# ?8 |. |
Raid spotted at 38 NM, estimated altitude 20,000 feet.
8 }- k7 a$ u5 K) bEstimated time to target is 12 minutes * n5 F' |2 i" o6 Z2 F" w
Japanese aircraft& Q& g6 ~+ _) }/ A
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 3
, `9 Z4 n+ y' ^' `) ]2 r8 U: e% DAllied aircraft; P1 `0 x' c* x$ K
      H81-A3 x 7
  L# C* c. T$ A/ t, n  c& A- p      Hurricane I Trop x 238 h1 L# x: ~, p! K' B. f" R' X
      Hurricane IIa Trop x 19# |2 ~3 S: U: l9 A
      Hurricane IIb Trop x 40
0 `2 Q, n1 i" K, t      P-39D Airacobra x 12
8 W- i7 @# B0 n( Q, R3 f% ~      P-40E Warhawk x 15
8 }. P/ s5 N* r3 fJapanese aircraft losses
8 q2 A6 ?$ k: k9 Q. A3 E& I      Ki-43-Ic Oscar: 1 destroyed ) Z3 F% {# z' x' T2 d6 m
No Allied losses9 o1 ^1 ~& Q$ E9 x5 D, O5 Q
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, }) O" {/ ~5 n) Z) S3 ^, |Morning Air attack on 6th Guards Division, at 56,53 , near Pegu " T- Z0 N0 m) |# J8 j
Weather in hex: Partial cloud
! g2 a, `% n, BRaid spotted at 18 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.& u; h, N( j/ w/ y9 i6 T( ]4 ?
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
" w& {# `& d5 C  `9 LAllied aircraft1 [7 a7 ~" s# l5 `/ L
      Blenheim I x 11   b% I. S+ U+ x+ w
No Allied losses
( w) F2 h7 a. X! TAircraft Attacking:
* d0 ?1 q( _, R: p8 ]* Y. `/ ?! X      11 x Blenheim I bombing from 6000 feet
! K7 Q# w: C. C. h9 R4 p3 ^               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 lb GP Bomb - i0 {2 E1 M. X/ d
Also attacking 4th Division ...1 B  n7 v3 v2 @5 }
Also attacking 6th Guards Division ...
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( X% R! k- F# J' j+ X3 HGround combat at 56,54 (near Moulmein)
- H+ ~* H, R3 E" l: p0 r, o( O+ GJapanese Bombardment attack
2 d* N$ t1 ^) m8 GAttacking force 470 troops, 50 guns, 10 vehicles, Assault Value = 507 . ^0 ?; J7 h0 H  {- \' S; s' N9 H3 Z
Defending force 26940 troops, 191 guns, 91 vehicles, Assault Value = 1105 ; M2 a6 a3 y+ r7 t0 V' [
Assaulting units:
3 N- ?6 M9 B( l; x5 u    5th Amphibious Brigade. s' D4 f3 b2 x/ I5 W
    15th Guards Regiment( \& n& e! b" K" B) P
    143rd Infantry Regiment- O" I8 `. u! |$ ^
    33rd Division) N3 D5 m0 S6 j% y7 T! S* B
    1st RTA/C Division
6 [" ]2 j" v. N* o( `    7th Field AF Construction Battalion; E) ^/ @. o/ A6 X; T* {: y
    55th Mountain Gun Regiment7 `8 c8 n" p( O; ~  }7 P% X
    55th Const Co 1 G8 V: C: i7 Y5 \* Z$ G% s
    15th Army8 s; F: ]* j0 q) H! w
    21st Medium Field Artillery Battalion
; ~8 j  R- w7 ?5 p    1st RTA/A Division - C7 L* }+ F% u
Defending units:
2 r# E3 D4 x0 B% p: B    44th Indian Brigade6 }: D9 G' L( H7 C7 ?
    10th Burma Rifles Battalion! B; e1 C1 j* U( `4 J: \, h) ^  n
    Railway BAF Battalion; A6 A, r( @8 `: l( \* V3 ?
    46th Indian Brigade8 k& |6 L5 z9 k7 t
    1st Gloucestershire Battalion" O/ ?6 B- H2 N. ]1 g, v* j% d5 R
    BFF Brigade
8 I3 j1 j! ^5 M% ~    13th Burma Rifles Battalion1 M, F( y! ]# `
    3rd Burma Rifles Battalion- M* X. M& H+ k
    Mandalay BMP Battalion( ~. B: ~5 t6 m
    Tenasserim BAF Battalion3 e6 d. P4 {$ D& V4 p
    1st Burma Division
7 F7 \9 S+ G3 p# s9 J0 W6 n    9th Burma Rifles Battalion
2 _# N# p/ w! j    17th Indian Division
4 w# G6 S9 h# h, _4 N* I    Upper Burma BAF Battalion1 J' _6 z% q3 ?6 k2 b" w) L: a' {
    4th Burma Rifles Battalion
5 |( F, p3 u; ]3 `. u/ K    Burma Corps
3 j/ H& [; x8 c. R2 }4 x    6th Burma Rifles Battalion . N! w9 X4 F3 k
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( ?4 p- q9 W2 Q1 ]9 dGround combat at Lahat (47,92) 3 J# r- U$ k/ e1 a8 X
Japanese Deliberate attack 0 x; u, O: |/ }& s4 g& s, I
Attacking force 5810 troops, 52 guns, 144 vehicles, Assault Value = 588
: V" g& [- M, ?% k6 p, }: kDefending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0 $ K/ S  L9 H9 T6 N* F$ b
Japanese adjusted assault: 113  
/ U# p" s2 u: `, W- ]! Y5 b4 P8 iAllied adjusted defense: 1  1 }# Q" a; A1 ^9 W
Japanese assault odds: 113 to 1 (fort level 0)  
" P' \6 _; @- M8 VJapanese forces CAPTURE Lahat !!!
) p- Y3 H, s: \' R8 ?Combat modifiers
0 R8 ]  W# \. y+ m/ q7 G8 `Attacker:  9 K/ V9 F7 O, _: f$ `2 ~
Assaulting units:
/ @( U7 |! x. }    Sasebo 8th SNLF
8 a  K7 x+ b- v$ P% u+ F/ L    24th Infantry Regiment
) t$ C! @) S8 L3 v4 d' b# g    Sasebo 3rd SNLF0 O" G) g; E) @# h  b
    III./124th Infantry Battalion7 S6 ^; O. c) J0 l0 D5 a' `
    Yokosuka 2nd SNLF
9 a: v! I* r* c    6th Tank Regiment, }6 ~' c2 }, _+ L! i$ [& [
    2nd Recon Regiment
3 A  C  x2 Y' z9 A" u' a& u    II./124th Infantry Battalion
8 z* k" P; }/ V    16th Guards Regiment

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 21, 42, r3 B& H! z7 l. k5 ]. T" a
由于不想分兵防守，努美阿没有增援，日军登陆后，盟军利用当地的几条小船准备撤离
  T% d0 [$ `' K# {& h5 f5 f结果被伴随登陆的日军CA编队屠杀。附近巡逻的荷兰CL编队决定往努美阿海域找机会
6 ]" z5 n$ \4 V结果却意外的碰到了miniKB！！估计要全体喂鱼了，看来上次在万鸦老附近发现的舰载机0 O' [) d9 ], J4 ~! w
并非miniKB。 爪哇附近遍地的ss也没发现KB的踪影，KB再次玩失踪，
# {* c0 r! b, N9 I5 S$ @: j6 v看这走位，估计菜花打算将滩头的防空全部交给巨港起飞的零战，这是要悲剧的节奏啊。
/ F, G( p) E, t' f! R) G不管如何，盟军已经让荷兰空军再次全体升空，看明天能否打穿零战的LCAP。9 K5 W7 L& _% X2 B& ~9 r& K% D
差点忘了，昨天万隆的城防已经修到了6级，再修下去补给消耗是3倍计算，估计也没时间了。. P- |2 z/ Y( f$ t' l3 \7 G, K8 q
缅甸方向，在飞机的配合下，盟军反突击打出2:1,再次将日军赶回毛淡棉，日军损失近7K人* n$ t+ I2 C) J" s! b# d3 k
经过两次撤退33师团这回估计真成空壳了，不过北面第六近卫师团已经站稳脚跟。
* H# P2 Y3 Z) l盟军方面，缅甸第一师承担了大部分损失，从近300av变成不到100av。
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, ^# j3 }) Z) j! MNight Time Surface Combat, near Noumea at 115,160, Range 11,000 Yards 0 M9 b/ E6 m) J/ Y, {/ j$ N3 j
Japanese Ships
$ ^% A$ u, u* `4 d      CA Furutaka" x' R) s% @- q3 `
      CL Kitakami
+ R5 E7 G% I. M9 y      CL Yubari
  M' l. I) J' o: x( B% s      DD Wakaba
' L* p" m/ `  ?7 M' l0 u      DD Yugure: k- K! E( u- M* `: X
      DD Ariake
3 @! L8 I, j; O  E% B& pAllied Ships
1 I" Q8 }$ }8 ]0 K: d: S" |0 `      xAKL Surigao, Shell hits 2, and is sunk1 r/ v$ v- u6 {5 E  k- L5 Y
      xAKL Wawa, Shell hits 21,  heavy fires,  heavy damage- N& C( o3 v+ ?" |5 c" W) T. j
      xAKL Vichy, Shell hits 11, and is sunk
3 ^; Z- m) Z1 j# v5 z8 i, k) s$ {, c) }Allied ground losses:
$ P$ r) {, A5 A6 C0 y  `3 ^* P      954 casualties reported  B6 ~$ F& S% I4 _* w* C/ ^0 `
         Squads: 27 destroyed, 42 disabled
. i" F0 N5 }3 I; e7 }7 y7 s         Non Combat: 26 destroyed, 19 disabled
! P  E: E1 N5 k$ R1 ]         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
3 @5 R* e4 _, I      Guns lost 39 (32 destroyed, 7 disabled)' e7 b- s: b8 D/ j: F# [/ M, U
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Night Naval bombardment of Moulmein at 55,55 7 Y$ P. d9 K# R) x$ e  z  I
Japanese aircraft
3 a& M0 F# A/ s6 d9 {* B      no flights 5 l, h- x5 t9 U
Japanese aircraft losses% c  k* s; S% p) j2 D
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar: 2 damaged
& V5 a4 q+ {" ?# |Allied Ships
6 y- ?8 f9 u) \% w      CL Colombo
+ G  ~1 H5 g6 Z' K. y+ M& E      CL Capetown2 U  R: h. ?; i! T7 g* @0 @0 J
      CL Caledon" m6 t/ R  H. J: ]
      CL Enterprise
3 z. I: }  @3 n2 e; T. o      DD Nestor2 h( O8 ]4 s2 {; B+ G
      DD Griffin
* p8 Y$ Q, l0 I, X      DD Encounter" m  @6 H" L9 `4 c% T
      DD Stronghold % r7 m4 l$ l. C2 q- I. G+ ]
Airbase hits 2
8 Q& d# h1 L. x. IRunway hits 9
" o9 p$ Y9 J) t: ?8 t+ u. wPort fuel hits 2
8 ^$ i- [2 o3 T  ^- d2 oPort supply hits 1
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6 B9 n7 j& M1 @3 t6 I' ]# cASW attack near Toboali  at 51,93 4 C  J4 K- k4 n2 n
Japanese Ships& Q7 B3 h. F) j! I' ]% h9 \/ r* U
      DMS W-14
, i$ a+ P* ~( H9 r      E Shimushu' }$ l4 H, Q, G$ P; N! d$ k, j. E. S2 }) g
      PC Take' P3 i( [+ j0 W' ]* F: Z6 e
      AK Kaga Maru
1 {. P* l% V& w  {      xAP Huso Maru: V) |  ?4 r& J4 l) x+ D, `8 r- E
      xAP Kongo Maru
& h2 V, t0 u* O( ?: N) k      xAP Kokuryu Maru* b7 y& o) a0 j/ z' o
      xAP Rakuyo Maru
+ w' Q# }! X; D5 I+ K      xAP Miike Maru: w: u( b3 i" h7 q1 v; t
      xAP Hakozaki Maru& \4 y" r1 u1 I0 H2 s9 |" q
      xAP Terukuni Maru
: ]6 c/ v( N$ g! b% w      xAK Yahiko Maru  ]+ R: [( m9 J$ t4 G! I- m
      xAK Awajisan Maru
  m2 G+ E  ~; r+ c& A      xAK Nittai Maru- T/ N2 m1 Y) V0 P+ [
      xAK Thames Maru3 G& j% r( j+ [* W9 A) O. M
      xAK Erie Maru2 l1 C2 Q" C2 Q+ r
      xAK Lisbon Maru, N4 \9 P7 R3 O" y
      xAK Mogamigawa Maru8 g7 a( _8 b: k4 ~1 H
      xAK Nozima Maru) b$ e3 o4 }3 m( o; E
      xAK Akiura Maru
5 \8 k5 g* e4 j  \$ W4 f      E Ishigaki1 _5 d! c1 t$ ]2 R1 D( X* o( X8 @6 D4 \
      E Hachijo & L: `, M  \1 N. D4 _% v
Allied Ships
3 F- |5 T5 H! P/ T; t5 c, x      SS O24
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1 n% j) ], b9 VASW attack near Toboali  at 51,94 8 ]! j+ l9 n2 n8 V2 C1 L0 A3 F
Japanese Ships
, y' \8 X2 h8 A+ s# _+ W- o      SC CHa-24% Y8 g. V4 X- t- i; j. [
      SC CHa-22
5 O$ O+ b5 \) w2 C  c" q' L: u0 }      SC CHa-23
! u/ W$ m$ {1 W1 P# a! V/ H% kAllied Ships
8 X1 P! }, o2 D/ d/ @      SS Perch
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$ o5 E% E* q0 |' ^6 A' BMorning Air attack on 33rd Division, at 56,54 , near Moulmein
! g( V( W; O# N8 K  HWeather in hex: Overcast
) k2 Q% _: w& F. `6 k" E+ F1 fRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.9 }/ {+ s8 [- ~8 ^
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
% A0 W5 X+ B* r5 e& A+ MAllied aircraft
$ R- n+ Z" R7 k8 Q2 x/ M      H81-A3 x 4
$ V1 _7 ^9 {9 \# \4 T- J      Blenheim I x 11
2 f% i1 E( f' m- Z: D! c, e      Hurricane I Trop x 12
9 F  T, o, z4 }: m+ a* I      Hurricane IIa Trop x 5
8 _1 W1 i; l3 ?+ I3 I5 U; r; S      Hurricane IIb Trop x 9
# q" D! u2 o, n( Q7 P: i4 E      P-39D Airacobra x 12
( H/ A7 w" q. XNo Allied losses
' K3 \$ \( {& ~# _$ @! y9 ZJapanese ground losses:
5 T* |* M1 h( K5 N      45 casualties reported
* f+ h0 j/ P! Z! k         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled1 q. i" m) i9 k! p; C% T
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled4 B, j4 w  l( U' H. W
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
6 U6 G. M$ i8 i0 {Aircraft Attacking:
% d# U! B% Z4 e& s0 j      11 x Blenheim I bombing from 6000 feet9 n; i( R) [/ O/ [; `
               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 lb GP Bomb
3 K  K) M, _- f+ n: S$ W/ B# nAlso attacking 5th Amphibious Brigade ...& x* N2 d2 J" m' [0 e8 U
Also attacking 33rd Division ...
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- J! y5 e" Y( `1 DMorning Air attack on TF, near Belep Islands at 105,150 % ~( E" |) S( [+ R3 H* i/ h
Weather in hex: Light rain
( O4 H7 Z& d2 ^5 ARaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
: `- L8 ^( \0 y6 s/ F$ S0 Z2 jEstimated time to target is 8 minutes " n' D, i+ A/ E$ X
Japanese aircraft
, h8 d/ Y2 g( O* n' o' D      A6M2 Zero x 48
3 [2 W" H: P6 X# |9 a) C/ g      B5M1 Mabel x 8
. R8 V; F3 X8 [5 }      B5N1 Kate x 116 D6 [- Y8 N* L  l2 }$ U  N; W. W
      B5N2 Kate x 27* W! S5 @8 \3 k4 _0 O. B
      D3A1 Val x 14
: ?3 c5 ?0 M5 s6 Z7 hAllied aircraft/ [( X& P* W1 {" O4 [" e+ T, l
      no flights 1 F9 S0 b7 d& R$ e2 z9 C
Japanese aircraft losses7 L4 f) a" \, U2 l+ H+ }
      D3A1 Val: 1 damaged
9 l1 Q/ C) P" @8 S( ^* k- mAllied aircraft losses
* I! M- m% U% U' z      C.XI-W: 1 destroyed 4 f9 e/ L% R0 F) E7 @4 y3 n
Allied Ships
: A! |+ n' N1 w# [& o7 Q  p* k0 {      CL Java, Torpedo hits 4, and is sunk
4 {1 d$ |  p0 _1 {7 Z, m9 ^/ A      CL Tromp, Bomb hits 1( V, b( a) a9 Q4 G, B
      DD Kortenaer% `7 s. b7 A8 A! }5 N+ ~( c
      DD Evertsen
; z2 @* r- N, U$ b0 U" b; oAircraft Attacking:3 c- D' N2 O; V9 B4 @: D
      11 x B5N1 Kate launching torpedoes at 200 feet# O* x- J4 d/ R3 W
               Naval Attack:  1 x 18in Type 91 Torpedo
! I0 F4 M, E. m9 u" g3 D9 E       6 x D3A1 Val releasing from 1000'" C7 g2 k' b& F# R3 M. R# ?: p
               Naval Attack:  1 x 250 kg SAP Bomb7 ?' ], n6 `! D
       5 x B5N2 Kate launching torpedoes at 200 feet  m3 U6 J- K8 w: W! Q4 c* K
               Naval Attack:  1 x 18in Type 91 Torpedo" u! g# z( \% {$ o7 w+ [
       8 x B5N2 Kate launching torpedoes at 200 feet% `3 k9 h* r4 Z# f. [
               Naval Attack:  1 x 18in Type 91 Torpedo) K- b! ]2 T. ?  K& }5 G- W: c5 H( R
       6 x B5N2 Kate launching torpedoes at 200 feet% {" c, r: W# Y6 g( j
               Naval Attack:  1 x 18in Type 91 Torpedo
: i! w0 |/ V/ i+ q( G  E) r       8 x B5M1 Mabel bombing from 6000 feet
: C9 n; H% L% h7 {6 G               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb
- j; v3 R6 P& }6 }4 R: v7 I! q       8 x B5N2 Kate bombing from 6000 feet
# o8 |7 b* J+ x9 q0 ^               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb9 f& e3 k' W1 s+ C
       8 x D3A1 Val releasing from 2000'
! g" @# M6 N# A2 C2 W; c$ A! y               Naval Attack:  1 x 250 kg SAP Bomb
1 z  S$ ~2 t5 D7 d$ `----------------------------------------------------( [' {' m" Z4 X6 Y5 u
Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Belep Islands at 105,150
5 I. b) _: Y- z9 c0 F: ?' v  h4 }Weather in hex: Heavy cloud ; w8 u' u- U6 ]8 }/ d0 E
Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
, x# L# G4 N! x1 N! b. [, ^# xEstimated time to target is 7 minutes 0 A- K0 n5 p2 d
Japanese aircraft: N' c. K6 a% _/ j
      A6M2 Zero x 47: H4 d7 r8 q+ A! F: u, E1 N/ J7 S( x
      B5M1 Mabel x 8
" b3 S7 v; d; c; ]2 K! s      B5N1 Kate x 11
+ _8 s7 Q: L5 y. @      B5N2 Kate x 223 S  k+ O3 h: b/ I
      D3A1 Val x 14 ( z' O" R( {& A, g8 f% s: N  j; G
Japanese aircraft losses
8 O- i% [# p# z% K. ], d4 x      B5N2 Kate: 1 damaged4 e' B; ^# S& I" b
      B5N2 Kate: 1 destroyed by flak
8 e/ K' m3 i2 i9 F- c2 q1 U      D3A1 Val: 1 damaged
5 w  @; [  E% H/ Z& h% m  `Allied Ships
% H; O4 Z3 w% W0 h      CL Tromp, Bomb hits 4, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
+ S" s' }! D3 N) R+ L      DD Kortenaer
7 l% g9 v% H. }6 |. O      DD Witte de With
4 ]0 @! Z  H9 s& i      DD Evertsen, Bomb hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage$ S6 e# j2 f1 [7 K7 t1 F, D
      DD Voyager, Torpedo hits 3, and is sunk 2 G  k$ F1 W+ R3 Q' c+ p
Aircraft Attacking:2 P$ p) z. u6 l. N
      11 x B5N1 Kate launching torpedoes at 200 feet
0 c# p- G& W* e               Naval Attack:  1 x 18in Type 91 Torpedo- N: ?* O* {( R  Q
       6 x D3A1 Val releasing from 3000'6 Z) r5 U* ^% C' X0 F7 R
               Naval Attack:  1 x 250 kg SAP Bomb: |2 d- L2 T: m5 f# I! X* m
       5 x B5N2 Kate launching torpedoes at 200 feet
+ k- ~& s8 w' q2 R5 M0 p               Naval Attack:  1 x 18in Type 91 Torpedo" C6 `- F  R/ l2 O9 i# B& _
       8 x B5N2 Kate launching torpedoes at 200 feet! f# h: k' P8 v  m7 b- u2 d$ g
               Naval Attack:  1 x 18in Type 91 Torpedo6 L, L& o, G( S6 U5 K
       9 x B5N2 Kate bombing from 6000 feet
+ Q* a* R' }$ k: A: b+ Z* G               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb
+ w. O$ a% D# ~5 M       8 x B5M1 Mabel bombing from 6000 feet) \' ?" z: n% k5 G% y4 m$ i% D6 o
               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb
8 a2 E! K, _, Z) a4 {0 L& k* W$ P) w2 O6 G       8 x D3A1 Val releasing from 1000'! h+ n. z6 i4 x3 ]- t5 a4 {
               Naval Attack:  1 x 250 kg SAP Bomb
- ?9 B  e- Y' d) {8 n1 rHeavy smoke from fires obscuring CL Tromp" L5 ~1 u/ r' p
Voyager dead in the water ...
; }+ Q& Y  y4 z  z" U--------------------------------------------- + m6 W, m+ j" _8 k
Ground combat at 56,54 (near Moulmein)
  f6 [& G' b1 r* ]# T# DJapanese Bombardment attack 5 n( h& T( Y/ w/ j) d6 w
Attacking force 470 troops, 50 guns, 10 vehicles, Assault Value = 535 7 g% @+ s  S4 E  c+ ~2 m
Defending force 27014 troops, 191 guns, 91 vehicles, Assault Value = 1114
( E, ?! U% m$ E# U. PAssaulting units:
) f+ X4 {2 k$ U0 s) D. z    143rd Infantry Regiment  p" y$ l" f) @; J9 U
    5th Amphibious Brigade
/ w9 B1 z5 d" I. @    15th Guards Regiment- O5 j4 z3 ]& P5 m( t9 D9 o' b
    33rd Division
' q5 n. Q; }5 ^% v5 t. K8 Y" I' b    1st RTA/A Division
4 |4 m1 k$ \  u7 t  F2 e    1st RTA/C Division
6 l# h5 E" m, X! z; p    7th Field AF Construction Battalion2 G; L( t- E3 L1 i
    55th Mountain Gun Regiment
# R  c, r- X8 Y5 e+ K$ C; x/ @    15th Army
3 a6 H# X  m  ]( M' }    55th Const Co
) Z& P# a) @* {" f    21st Medium Field Artillery Battalion   x# r' |2 e+ U) ]& w' B
Defending units:
' Z" u) T1 [5 p, c+ c    BFF Brigade2 ^9 l& b' I+ @/ ]5 ]& ^
    44th Indian Brigade
2 s( Y; B; B; ?7 k4 r, v    1st Burma Division/ B6 O6 w8 P* k7 Z  F: l) M
    Tenasserim BAF Battalion
* F3 P# |& B% X( H7 U    46th Indian Brigade1 k6 `, _* b3 B1 e
    Mandalay BMP Battalion
- ?4 v0 z$ L$ X  H  D    Railway BAF Battalion5 C8 S. Q! N1 F4 I& E5 {# u( R& I& n
    1st Gloucestershire Battalion
1 q/ Z  v3 I4 m3 d3 }) V. p    10th Burma Rifles Battalion  c/ `% e* V: E9 I! t
    Upper Burma BAF Battalion
1 m* X: n* ^4 c    9th Burma Rifles Battalion3 V  q$ g9 l  B# j
    13th Burma Rifles Battalion/ }' W/ n# P: g
    3rd Burma Rifles Battalion
4 {# y, p6 p# ?! A0 B  e- T! ^, c    17th Indian Division
8 v: O! B' F- X1 n5 \    Burma Corps
5 N7 Y$ c* o, X0 l% [    4th Burma Rifles Battalion
3 D  l" e/ L4 L7 _+ I4 V    6th Burma Rifles Battalion
, |5 U* O" l3 e6 }+ Z" _-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
5 [% T. m4 `+ NGround combat at 56,54 (near Moulmein)   @; }. _1 I$ Q, H
Allied Shock attack
( W% F7 I9 t0 D1 ?6 v# o) p& O: @Attacking force 25719 troops, 191 guns, 61 vehicles, Assault Value = 1114
0 c6 [& l1 P6 Q, D5 [Defending force 24165 troops, 310 guns, 145 vehicles, Assault Value = 535
9 i; j; Y) U% k8 q2 FAllied adjusted assault: 996  
+ v  s0 Q8 Q8 V7 N  e4 bJapanese adjusted defense: 443  
) T' P1 {! b, y: K1 KAllied assault odds: 2 to 1  : _3 O/ W- K! ^: V" N/ |9 T8 ]
Combat modifiers
# R* t' m% ~9 }Defender: terrain(+), disruption(-), fatigue(-), experience(-)8 ~" D! W5 Y# w' O  Q6 ]
Attacker: shock(+)
. A; X/ b: S; K; IJapanese ground losses:
1 f9 {, y& d3 M% u9 n3 }      6884 casualties reported: P: A( R9 Q5 v# V! J4 u
         Squads: 208 destroyed, 54 disabled9 G1 Q) h* ^/ K6 z% |% O8 o: k
         Non Combat: 330 destroyed, 62 disabled
& E: o% T+ B4 C7 a  R$ o         Engineers: 19 destroyed, 9 disabled
' E* E: [, k: @. z! ~9 z6 p      Guns lost 75 (47 destroyed, 28 disabled)/ f0 C2 o6 a" R  W
      Vehicles lost 36 (18 destroyed, 18 disabled)
% W3 W/ ^7 ~- r      Units retreated 11 0 I; u% j8 N8 A0 F) c2 S
Allied ground losses:
$ p) |- O. B( m. A! D) |0 M  |      2676 casualties reported
7 I  R9 R9 e8 M( w9 D& i' U         Squads: 36 destroyed, 179 disabled
( l' y1 R9 h3 n         Non Combat: 16 destroyed, 24 disabled
/ @. t, I; [3 b+ V5 j         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 33 disabled
# c5 f4 H/ ^" q( n' L      Guns lost 16 (5 destroyed, 11 disabled)
* @+ z4 i; U. z5 u1 [% [+ lDefeated Japanese Units Retreating! 9 L1 d' V) }% \. o( k8 Y
Assaulting units:
5 P" K; G4 E) E0 Y' I1 W1 V+ a    1st Burma Division, d4 N3 P+ h7 c  `# H( s
    Mandalay BMP Battalion
) Z2 ?6 g4 U3 ^5 E5 |7 w! W4 D5 l    1st Gloucestershire Battalion0 A0 R3 f: n, D1 M
    Railway BAF Battalion
: \5 v8 m8 w. U$ r6 I+ p& L    46th Indian Brigade
. T6 I9 R. p8 @0 F8 c    BFF Brigade
3 S9 Q( Y: Y0 d" P    13th Burma Rifles Battalion
; ?& I) W( L' y6 E( t    10th Burma Rifles Battalion
6 k* p& m+ F5 U* H3 T3 K    44th Indian Brigade
2 o1 M: A. E2 ]$ K  I/ @! D    9th Burma Rifles Battalion8 O9 q7 H7 K; v
    Upper Burma BAF Battalion( b* l4 m7 c3 C7 o6 @: [$ p
    3rd Burma Rifles Battalion: @& F0 J' N8 [! M  l
    Tenasserim BAF Battalion  a8 N6 |, Z+ d5 B* Y' `
    17th Indian Division$ o) }: h; K+ B9 c# ~
    4th Burma Rifles Battalion7 U5 ^  G  L. Q: L. l; r
    Burma Corps
* f2 ^" u5 R  w/ m8 F- P# a$ v7 r    6th Burma Rifles Battalion 0 E  |( N) j* F1 X/ V8 @2 S
Defending units:
4 v) K( E: W$ V7 B) n5 f# _) C1 f    5th Amphibious Brigade
# c0 ^2 q0 I9 Y& M    33rd Division0 D# B$ {. e& o
    143rd Infantry Regiment# u$ ?2 R5 X4 u2 n+ B; A
    1st RTA/A Division
7 S$ A# a0 J8 J; B9 d    15th Guards Regiment
9 X  |9 x2 S6 a- ?    1st RTA/C Division
/ _  s+ E0 j; h8 L  K* Y$ w0 Y    55th Mountain Gun Regiment
9 ]5 i5 J: a2 w' R% }0 w    15th Army
( L4 Q$ Z' j$ `  H    55th Const Co
+ ]) X+ q. g/ G0 F0 V. U: Q5 r- r    7th Field AF Construction Battalion
2 d! z% `) T, s3 S, @: ^    21st Medium Field Artillery Battalion

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头一回注意，原来补给上限也直接写在基地界面了，新版这个挺好的。, Q9 O! J. t& [! O" f  O& B$ ~
看来万隆还是要修一下机场的，要不补给上限太低。8 ^1 {8 r0 y  S7 N7 ?1 x1 Y
回过头来看，巨港350+战力，那么快就崩溃了，真不如早点运回到爪哇本土来进行防御。* l; ?9 I9 {- ~3 Q& j% N8 S
前期荷兰军队的抵抗表现超出预期，结果巨港表现平平。 ( F  _% {7 _1 n8 q7 P& Y  P

wangqifeng

菜花在缅甸的行动让人实在无语，这是日军在人造一个克拉克么？与其在仰光周边添油式攻坚，这时间早够将主力运动到曼德拉了，盟军在缅甸的军力怎么也不可能在平原上和2个主力师团+大把泰国附庸军抗衡。

红叶

既然当前进攻缅甸受挫，日军一方面要让受损的师团恢复，一方面需要增添新的部队前去支援。盟军受到胜利的鼓舞留在缅甸的部队数量并不少，是很好的一个围歼对象。
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* E" i/ Y9 s: R) {. p& ?盟军现在的胜利也可能是为今后的失败奠定基础，菜花大酱不要灰心

lala23159

550# 红叶
9 G6 n; o+ {2 \; z- i) S难道是慕容家的以彼之道还施彼身

zer0

菜花在缅甸的行动让人实在无语，这是日军在人造一个克拉克么？与其在仰光周边添油式攻坚，这时间早够将主力运动到曼德拉了，盟军在缅甸的军力怎么也不可能在平原上和2个主力师团+大把泰国附庸军抗衡。1 ]  l. `8 z- F4 F; L5 I
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-12-23 04:06

5 l& n2 X# Y! u! {6 Y$ _菜花表示，日军想在大陆和缅甸试验下穿插战术。
/ @4 D; K! b" q* m: r7 M; j只是不巧，把自己绕进去了。

zer0

既然当前进攻缅甸受挫，日军一方面要让受损的师团恢复，一方面需要增添新的部队前去支援。盟军受到胜利的鼓舞留在缅甸的部队数量并不少，是很好的一个围歼对象。- }- V% e% N1 T. i+ x# h
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盟军现在的胜利也可能是为今后的失败奠定基础，菜 ...
7 o# B& Z1 A5 I% P+ R红叶 发表于 2014-12-23 08:11

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确实，缅甸的馅越来越大了，就看日军能否吃下去了
0 o6 D* a7 @8 q; v$ b6 y菜花透露，21军已经调往缅甸了，估计就在近卫6师团后面。

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Mar 22, 42
$ y1 C; d1 ^$ H8 ~/ J0 V日军正式登陆爪哇，有近2k人落水，对比下巨港的落水人数，这次登陆估计在3-4k战力
9 E  j+ t8 J) W/ R5 F( v5 g夜间伴随登陆的BB雾岛号被ss命中一雷，估计无大碍，白天荷兰空军分拨严重，虽有近300架飞机- w8 X, n4 Q0 F, H2 B8 |
和两个空军HQ支援，最大一波也不到30架，突防的几架也毫无建树，而两队TB压根就没起飞。  Y, u% _. K% h7 m7 f
当天损失飞机70+，培养了不少零战王牌，估计是机场规模太小，已经将飞机分散到附近机场，7 T1 l1 |# V! Z, D
看第二天能否有更大攻击波出现。
& h% X" |3 v( QKB今天又出现了，貌似在伴随第二登陆梯队。当地ss已经摆好架势，等KB来闯了。& i! m; y" x8 c& O- K. v4 s0 t
58在附近密切关注爪哇态势，若今天KB不现身，58计划去扫登陆场。- r; |7 n* i, P# z
缅甸曼德勒的轰炸显示，当地居然是个海警部队，估计还有一个是伞兵部队，' _! `* D- @8 v4 t
努美阿，minikb打击逃难的两只DD，面对舰攻，DD跳起了死亡之舞，成功躲过了全部鱼雷
5 \4 {# Y! \: s$ k, \$ c---------------------------------------------------------------" t- H9 ~8 W( ]0 i( ^7 Z6 Y
ASW attack near Oosthaven  at 49,96 " d9 `5 r. h$ ?
Japanese Ships
1 o  a* r, Y6 }' w- ?4 [. y      PC Take; o. z8 @) e" A7 T
      DMS W-14
. w, ?0 F( L; w5 @0 h( }5 c      AK Kaga Maru! J- p+ N! O0 m7 m9 O
      xAP Huso Maru0 o8 ]1 E2 |$ x7 e$ d
      xAP Kongo Maru0 h5 X0 Z# i* }5 a7 K2 S. j( e% J
      xAP Manzyu Maru
2 G( u& `" M: {& ]+ a2 G2 v6 i      xAP Huzi Maru
- s  Y; ]( F# N& I; K) ]  z      xAP Hakusan Maru
/ {* [! a. Y/ t) I% ]2 M* M      xAP Hakozaki Maru! r& v1 q5 n$ h0 X, H
      xAP Terukuni Maru
6 h( b* T; U) E3 G3 s2 n  ?      xAK Yahiko Maru
7 t- @0 e. G; `: ]0 g0 a      xAK Awajisan Maru6 q" K1 ~0 _/ r* M- |; J
      xAK Nittai Maru
$ a! h/ R% p7 F2 Z6 j. `      xAK Kuritake Maru# t& k; o# \0 Y* ]5 z" {
      xAK Matumoto Maru
8 ^0 N. _: S# F1 h  E9 r2 A* t( g      xAK Nippo Maru
* N- J, p8 Q4 T# `7 s      xAK Fushimi Maru& n  W8 ]! k2 Q2 C" {" K- L) V2 b3 y2 J
      xAK Nozima Maru0 c$ p/ }4 I; e* Q
      xAK Okiyu Maru
7 N# r  `4 z/ j4 {5 S      E Ishigaki
* q3 R2 W7 Z4 D      E Hachijo % N' E+ g( [- J7 T
Allied Ships0 o8 V/ b( B  d" n% L
      SS KXIV, hits 1
. K4 [! P) c) ~0 `---------------------------------------------------------------" ?3 ^, L+ {3 s
ASW attack near Batavia  at 50,96
  u. Y( g6 _1 H& W8 k/ UJapanese Ships8 f/ G) L1 S9 x  d% K7 v
      DD Arashio
- o9 D# L2 q$ T8 H      BB Haruna  I3 s! o0 R# d* w3 T
      CA Mikuma) l: P' H8 |. P" L
      CA Mogami+ |( r$ p: B2 G) L  K9 U
      CL Kuma
# A# F% ~6 i/ ~) I% g      CL Isuzu  q# q% C  J) N" l2 X; \" @
      CL Kashii8 [' x/ N4 H* H3 q1 q% D4 Z
      DD Minegumo* A! _6 H% O0 r5 x: i0 c- r
      DD Yamagumo
2 y. b. r3 N0 e- l0 i: ~      DD Michishio
# u/ d) \. J# G# F4 t      DD Akatsuki! w" @3 S2 y3 R8 m
      DD Kasumi
( e4 R9 b9 K/ z" D      DD Arare
9 g9 O4 Q2 }7 j4 P" ^6 {& H6 {      DD Asagumo ! u2 ?1 m# {8 V0 b
Allied Ships
9 E, Y. y: E* Y* o+ Q5 O3 h% y      SS Pickerel, hits 5
8 y5 {/ f$ N+ ~3 d' U6 ASS Pickerel launches 4 torpedoes at DD Arashio! r% R& f9 v9 i# m2 U0 b( e
----------------------------------------------------------------! Q6 o% V8 C6 U  h7 N. G- ^
ASW attack near Batavia  at 50,96
: D  H% u* [' [1 kJapanese Ships: m( O8 @% c5 n' t# Y
      BB Haruna5 L9 p: r6 B7 t/ k
      CA Mikuma
: w! ~  R  Z& y4 y      CA Mogami
1 Y, k( G, y4 A      CL Kuma
* w  B7 k- m$ d; x# @& m      CL Isuzu
: i6 v- K* @# ~* ^$ v# x* H      CL Kashii
# A. q+ ?! l) r( |      DD Minegumo3 u1 r5 I4 X! G5 E2 J' G1 y
      DD Yamagumo
* b4 F: ?' t6 j1 O. M      DD Arashio
: j$ `7 a0 O( l, a6 `' _      DD Michishio2 x# [2 z$ B) ]6 _
      DD Akatsuki" R2 F$ r) F* w: g+ E- Z' I
      DD Kasumi
& ?! E- u* b0 m7 M3 c      DD Arare
) W- W1 y7 j! ?# X/ _      DD Asagumo
' u0 o4 p5 `- X# u  T: rAllied Ships
+ ?" \- p( l) H1 d7 ?9 q( T      SS Pickerel $ Q6 @1 ?4 e3 M# ?
----------------------------------------------------5 ^3 s, j* w9 m4 f. ]
ASW attack near Merak  at 48,97
( P+ Q2 q3 W( N3 A6 Z0 ]7 S3 N$ V/ KJapanese Ships- L% J# m0 J) r; [! |) C
      PC Take" y4 ?; e  N  |8 b8 e! e" x& s& S# B
      DMS W-14
) @- G) @% ?/ O, G: Q      AK Kaga Maru
/ C: r, V1 S* U+ D+ y8 X      xAP Huso Maru
7 a  j% P# X7 i; [" Y  x      xAP Kongo Maru
0 |8 e. |% T6 D  k      xAP Kamo Maru& \+ {" W5 L" n' G9 t
      xAP Horai Maru8 X* _! i2 P% B1 L/ l
      xAP Husimi Maru
$ L( Z) d/ u" \5 K4 p- _      xAP Terukuni Maru& t& f. c% {" B, V  Y/ X
      xAK Yoneyama Maru4 u, q, o+ r: P3 w! F2 T3 ^( o: `
      xAK Yahiko Maru
5 K; d! i  l0 S7 N! R      xAK Awajisan Maru
  {+ B6 H& ~8 c- P* W# F4 D# ]      xAK Nittai Maru6 q2 R: f& n3 ]7 a* y* o9 y! Y
      xAK Ryoyo Maru2 Q' H) Z1 D' c: o
      xAK Alaska Maru
* I& S9 ?( C5 I' R; K7 c      xAK Nippo Maru9 X9 r8 _7 R9 K4 s' j* ~. m8 m! a
      xAK Arabia Maru
5 t$ u2 A& V0 Q" H$ c      xAK Nozima Maru
" K$ J. [, S+ y( ?8 P      xAK Brisbane Maru
4 X5 C) J+ x7 N4 X) Z      E Ishigaki0 m+ ~8 P% C* x4 y, N
      E Hachijo
. {5 d* P. l% Y- _  y& c  e- q% G9 @1 YAllied Ships
1 @: Q% G8 O3 A* _" r. {5 m      SS S-36 ( z# d& Z/ R; b, N
SS S-36 is sighted by escort
2 M6 I  n& P% m: s-----------------------------------------------------------, [4 Z( N7 Z# J3 P$ }1 y6 _
ASW attack near Batavia  at 49,97
5 s5 {- Q; [1 V* m0 EJapanese Ships% v4 s# D/ U  L9 V7 Q* m+ r
      BB Haruna8 V8 U5 y, ~  T6 H0 R1 [- h
      CA Mikuma. ?7 b) }5 E; R8 |
      CL Kuma6 o( c  q9 g) E4 `4 G
      CL Isuzu# }: b9 T# P! \# a
      CL Kashii" ]' V% Z, p& J& A$ U* W+ U
      DD Yamagumo; w6 m9 y$ e( g6 {" N
      DD Michishio
: H: b) i. ^4 C$ S$ l      DD Oshio5 _' l3 W- H( C
      DD Akatsuki
8 h: x7 R4 g# v$ w& J1 j! ~* _5 ?( A      DD Arare
  o( f5 j% u9 @6 G      DD Asagumo; D, M* B2 j0 x: c0 S
      DD Minegumo
( B: D! k4 ^# a8 d( p; c7 `1 lAllied Ships) V) m1 H' K' ^( o
      SS Pike % r- L; S; ~1 |! C1 t" i# {
-------------------------------------------------------------------1 P/ S8 \& r+ p- o! A3 k
ASW attack near Merak  at 48,97 4 `7 ?8 {1 Z: F3 k8 P9 z
Japanese Ships. J. V& F) Q' n& d0 \# F2 U
      PC Take
9 g1 G1 r5 T- t3 ?# m1 j4 @" B      DMS W-14. Z/ r$ `  m4 Y: S: @' f
      AK Kaga Maru+ h- w: \1 D' V' x
      xAP Huso Maru5 m  i; U% G0 x! k7 }/ V
      xAP Kongo Maru5 c) E- |: d; Q4 i& T3 g, \
      xAP Kamo Maru+ u- z) m4 N* T
      xAP Horai Maru5 }' D2 g& q& i& ?- ^
      xAP Husimi Maru1 U% ^0 A& V# j/ x) Q$ E
      xAP Terukuni Maru
+ `7 A" N1 O, ?" o/ H      xAK Yoneyama Maru5 f+ e7 ?+ C" I' L+ d& c' t! e
      xAK Yahiko Maru$ o5 R" b7 Q* U4 z, Q1 L1 r) n
      xAK Awajisan Maru
: Z. J5 V8 x# |4 s- |      xAK Nittai Maru( v' B/ [/ Q' {$ O( O
      xAK Ryoyo Maru
( t6 j& C, I3 y      xAK Alaska Maru
+ G) i5 v7 t" ~6 s  s      xAK Nippo Maru. u/ Y! ?0 J$ {  h0 R# `2 b
      xAK Arabia Maru
  t1 [8 B! B6 n      xAK Nozima Maru! u7 c. H' Z' M3 l4 b5 o  @
      xAK Brisbane Maru. N! F; x. ^3 y9 G' B8 C: m) U5 ?
      E Ishigaki: L5 K3 m( W+ o* D, p
      E Hachijo
+ ~: D- Z  _1 D# ^; n" pAllied Ships; q% J' i# [0 l; [- y
      SS S-36 : A+ O- d" d3 d% L! P+ p0 J7 B9 Y
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. {5 f$ Y% V: b" _: kAmphibious Assault at Merak (48,97) 3 e2 b9 b3 p9 V4 f) R3 n4 o* J
TF 18 troops unloading over beach at Merak, 48,97
: ]/ y6 h8 d: LJapanese ground losses:; a8 ^5 E5 \( D; r1 E  f6 x
      1471 casualties reported% p# F% |/ P  P. @/ w' [! m
         Squads: 68 destroyed, 0 disabled
' H6 F* R* ^7 ^& F         Non Combat: 49 destroyed, 0 disabled
7 [% @% H6 Z+ @: O         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
% `1 \/ ^$ q- n      Guns lost 17 (17 destroyed, 0 disabled)
3 w5 t$ X8 E9 g# t, Z      Vehicles lost 6 (6 destroyed, 0 disabled)
+ Y/ J, _" s! F8cm 41YT DP Gun lost from landing craft during unload of 31st Special Base Force
4 e# A( s8 G9 K4 y0 ]8 Engineers lost in surf during unload of 31st Special Base Force
0 x: i% D' ?8 J: D: g) C" u10 Support troops lost in surf during unload of 31st Special Base Force0 `( b" z, X( E7 ^% U/ \2 }
8 Naval Support troops lost in surf during unload of 31st Special Base Force$ ~: a- F$ A( z
19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost in surf during unload of 11th Infantry Rgt
. L9 [4 m5 }# @/ j19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost in surf during unload of 11th Infantry Rgt
/ ]+ d! Y: i; }/ w10 Support troops accidentally lost during unload of 11th Infantry Rgt
) V, S% O- z6 A- \1 z, H. W10 Support troops lost overboard during unload of 11th Infantry Rgt
4 ~1 t+ F+ @" n# R% z17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost overboard during unload of 113th Infantry Rgt# @9 l+ v4 m. \. ^2 }
47mm Type 01 AT Gun lost overboard during unload of 113th Infantry Rgt6 C; p8 s1 K& B
10 Support troops lost in surf during unload of 113th Infantry Rgt5 U: p. q& b0 \7 }# R2 ~* F
10 Support troops lost overboard during unload of 113th Infantry Rgt. p1 t9 Y' @  P  c
20 troops of a IJA HMG Squad lost from landing craft during unload of 42nd Infantry Rgt
% {8 X9 l# z& l% z8 W& D( R% u19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad accidentally lost during unload of 42nd Infantry Rgt3 ^& E# j7 g8 C0 I$ F0 P4 L% ?
19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad accidentally lost during unload of 55th Infantry Rgt: u' K* g7 \6 }8 [% v
47mm Type 01 AT Gun lost in surf during unload of 55th Infantry Rgt" a) z1 `( {( I# ?8 a9 ]
70mm T92 Howitzer lost in surf during unload of 55th Infantry Rgt
- P3 q1 U$ {3 C& ^0 N+ j19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost in surf during unload of 21st Infantry Rgt
0 B* V: ?- R. x. G' H19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost from landing craft during unload of 21st Infantry Rgt, n# Q5 n2 r7 G5 F# E
19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost in surf during unload of 114th Infantry Rgt
9 c. P5 G" B5 T0 t5 a' [19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost overboard during unload of 114th Infantry Rgt
( g7 c- O8 f$ \+ c+ u19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad accidentally lost during unload of 55th Infantry Rgt /2
7 A, s* j: O+ y. l19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost from landing craft during unload of 55th Infantry Rgt /2
/ H2 R! X; i8 j19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost in surf during unload of 114th Infantry Rgt /2  w( `  z* y! f( ~. L% M
10 Support troops lost from landing craft during unload of 114th Infantry Rgt /22 s) ~+ {1 N9 E+ [1 C& h5 u
17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost in surf during unload of Imperial Guards Div
. H; _! z5 z* f4 |- {' f8 w17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost in surf during unload of Imperial Guards Div' r- r0 @+ I, l& P: k
17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost overboard during unload of Imperial Guards Div- p, P6 M9 s) D
17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost from landing craft during unload of Imperial Guards Div. _( y$ l; z' H" U( V/ T3 F& z0 z
17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost overboard during unload of Imperial Guards Div /3
' w& i# M0 b! Y: Q* a' t17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost in surf during unload of Imperial Guards Div /3& A" Q0 n1 V9 e/ q! C
18 troops of a IJA Engineer Squad lost from landing craft during unload of Imperial Guards Div /34 ]0 E( p$ K) C6 o3 h5 ~1 b6 m- j
18 troops of a IJA Engineer Squad lost from landing craft during unload of Imperial Guards Div /38 N+ g6 K. G5 h7 }3 ?
17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost from landing craft during unload of Imperial Guards Div /3
- u2 ]8 I' W: @4 V$ f. x  |0 b17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad accidentally lost during unload of Imperial Guards Div /3
) r% y; z" A' ^' ~" F/ T0 u17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad accidentally lost during unload of Imperial Guards Div /4. K$ G% q/ S4 H, \
17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost overboard during unload of Imperial Guards Div /45 `% ~# |' a$ W, v5 I, M) M
17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost from landing craft during unload of Imperial Guards Div /43 B# s9 F2 p  ~9 `
17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost from landing craft during unload of Imperial Guards Div /4
2 |- ^( b% h# o) t) f8 k17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad accidentally lost during unload of Imperial Guards Div /4
2 s0 O3 h. T) j0 e0 X+ R: e17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost from landing craft during unload of Imperial Guards Div /4
( Q, P: f: a% i. s1 ~17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost from landing craft during unload of Imperial Guards Div /4/ n9 k4 @2 v- P" L! U
19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost in surf during unload of 41st Infantry Rgt8 M9 i& a5 _5 Y7 X3 z' o
19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost in surf during unload of 41st Infantry Rgt
# M! L- N5 j' n6 o19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost overboard during unload of 41st Infantry Rgt
* o/ T3 ?1 n9 a  G19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost from landing craft during unload of 41st Infantry Rgt- [: m1 R' `1 V! k  b. b8 g5 q
19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost overboard during unload of 41st Infantry Rgt+ j9 q6 q8 d8 @2 j6 w
19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost in surf during unload of 56th Infantry Rgt) o8 @) u4 n- {0 [
19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost in surf during unload of 56th Infantry Rgt
# w) k) h! b/ G19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost in surf during unload of 56th Infantry Rgt
. a) y. _) z& g1 O# [7.7mm T99 AAMG damaged beyond repair during unload of 56th Infantry Rgt7 q( Y7 L! T% r
Motorized Support lost overboard during unload of 16th Army /2/ h3 m/ G8 |- e2 @
10 Support troops lost in surf during unload of 16th Army /2  ~0 H+ ^8 {" N
10 Support troops accidentally lost during unload of 16th Army /2
! D5 N' U$ T: _' IMotorized Support lost in surf during unload of 25th Army /2
- q6 U, q3 I+ u8 ^- [10 Support troops lost from landing craft during unload of 25th Army /2
9 a' j% W  c0 F- i! k. _& g7.7mm T99 AAMG lost overboard during unload of 2nd Naval Const Bn  S  {5 `- j/ a: o- U# N- L
10 Support troops lost overboard during unload of 2nd Naval Const Bn
* J! E9 s* D; D" B1 G: ?- i$ q0 [8 Engineers accidentally lost during unload of 2nd Naval Const Bn* q' }3 W( t: V5 P2 z/ \
15cm T96 Howitzer lost overboard during unload of 3rd Medium FA Rgt
; s3 j. w( |/ z8 i' VMotorized Support accidentally lost during unload of 3rd Medium FA Rgt! }: R' W- ~/ I* v$ F
10 Support troops lost from landing craft during unload of 12th Naval Const Bn
: m" |; y6 f2 q1 E0 c, j7.7mm T99 AAMG lost overboard during unload of 17th JNAF AF Unit
# I8 T: p4 t, [  {$ M" D10 Support troops lost from landing craft during unload of 17th JNAF AF Unit 4 Z; X; \- v: j! u: b: A4 g
18 troops of a IJA Engineer Squad lost from landing craft during unload of 5th Engr Rgt
, t' L- ~7 y  c% a5 C8 B5 Y18 troops of a IJA Engineer Squad lost from landing craft during unload of 5th Engr Rgt
0 L* B. u: e4 j* z0 u0 P) Z10 Support troops lost overboard during unload of 5th Engr Rgt
% y' O/ \& ?; x4 w' \81mm Mortar accidentally lost during unload of Yokosuka Assault SNLF8 N( |0 ^- i. x2 p8 T
13 troops of a SNLF Para Squad lost in surf during unload of Yokosuka Assault SNLF% C7 }8 V' k1 w# B2 j
13 troops of a SNLF Para Squad lost from landing craft during unload of Yokosuka Assault SNLF$ f* e3 Y; e- o6 W# e
13 troops of a SNLF Para Squad lost overboard during unload of Yokosuka Assault SNLF
$ p4 C, D* B8 W. |" S9 ^/ T13 troops of a SNLF Para Squad lost overboard during unload of Yokosuka Assault SNLF
& J- g; L, z+ a) E% l3 _13 troops of a SNLF Para Squad lost from landing craft during unload of Yokosuka Assault SNLF
5 P+ Q' A1 N+ P3 ^5 e/ K* H10 Support troops lost in surf during unload of Yokosuka Assault SNLF
( ~. Q3 h' `1 c- y3 ]1 r10 Support troops accidentally lost during unload of Yokosuka Assault SNLF
* d) Y% k& i/ l% I( k! g10 Support troops lost overboard during unload of 25th Army$ w; ^8 M' ]  _- `% s! e
10 Support troops accidentally lost during unload of 25th Army5 ~1 o+ z) f6 j2 b2 @2 o
10 Support troops lost in surf during unload of 25th Army
6 V: f7 D# ~' E9 L  v7 ]9 \Motorized Support accidentally lost during unload of 25th Army, I! Y6 q2 t& f" w- s% N4 R+ {
17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost overboard during unload of 113th Infantry Rgt /1
* }3 v5 t  x5 p  V: E, n47mm Type 01 AT Gun accidentally lost during unload of 148th Infantry Rgt
: ?- u( D8 k. [2 C8 Naval Support troops accidentally lost during unload of 1st Base Force- W( H% T7 s* u5 m
17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad accidentally lost during unload of 4th Ind.Mixed Rgt8 V: B2 S4 h* t
75mm T94 Mtn Gun lost from landing craft during unload of 4th Ind.Mixed Rgt2 m& E7 f) x7 J* @- s3 `
10 Support troops lost from landing craft during unload of 22nd Air Flotilla 0 {! A& ~9 E: {7 f. Q* j. a
17 troops of a SNLF Squad lost from landing craft during unload of 31st Special Base Force /2
( q5 A* Y$ f/ q! q2 Z19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost from landing craft during unload of 11th Infantry Rgt /2$ S. c7 ?; W# p. E4 R$ }& ^$ w
75mm T90 Field Gun dropped into water during unload of 56th FA Rgt! t: J: Q+ [. A. N. g' k; L; `
17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost overboard during unload of 148th Infantry Rgt /2' G- n- b. z5 B& ~2 I1 G
19 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad accidentally lost during unload of 21st Infantry Rgt /2
( K/ ^. ~/ {% _+ v3 h/ |10 Support troops lost in surf during unload of 42nd Infantry Rgt /2
6 B: h7 q0 _( w$ b47mm Type 01 AT Gun damaged beyond repair during unload of 56th Recon Rgt; [5 F* D+ B  B7 ]! c9 k
Motorized Support lost overboard during unload of 16th Army3 h; x" m6 g2 o
10 Support troops lost from landing craft during unload of 16th Army  l+ K2 b; u, Y) r# ]' }5 V
10 Support troops accidentally lost during unload of 1st Base Force /28 r/ ?6 f. e* L9 c
10 Support troops lost from landing craft during unload of 1st Base Force /2
2 i: C3 P0 w7 H: [17 troops of a IJA Infantry Squad lost from landing craft during unload of 4th Ind.Mixed Rgt /1' r% V* [0 a& r3 B$ Q
10 Support troops lost from landing craft during unload of 4th Ind.Mixed Rgt /1 5 H. x, g6 A0 n+ t7 |
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0 x4 y- _; y3 a) P( SSub attack near Merak  at 48,97 + C) R/ E7 T5 D; h. T% N$ N3 j: R
Japanese Ships
5 a8 J+ L; I4 h1 B& O      E Tade
/ F7 N, {. X" M5 \- R      E Yomogi
) v: S; s( b1 J% J8 K. [Allied Ships
4 p# z: b. O! K* Y      SS Pike, hits 7 5 B/ s: c. ~1 ?
SS Pike launches 2 torpedoes at E Tade
" s8 ]0 W  J" k, d---------------------------------------------------------------. A+ N+ j( U5 N1 c
TF 18 encounters mine field at Merak (48,97) 2 Z- v, g" n- D# {2 l% f; z0 k' l
Japanese ground losses:
: D- t3 B6 x& K7 v8 G9 I2 O      432 casualties reported* T  \/ d- T. t/ P; `% d6 I
         Squads: 20 destroyed, 0 disabled
- c. k, ^: c& v5 o0 T$ k1 b1 u' Q: q         Non Combat: 31 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 J. c' o  B: `2 N9 h6 E         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled+ `) }' D+ @0 C5 m" [4 E5 ?
      Guns lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)5 a7 I5 I) a; c5 O+ @
      Vehicles lost 4 (4 destroyed, 0 disabled)
. I" L% q' x" E/ X. s+ O--------------------------------------------------------------------------' V/ u: W% h% _9 W; p
Sub attack near Oosthaven  at 49,95
* J- i. E8 f$ L9 F: \4 P- o" hJapanese Ships. Z* ?$ ]3 Y+ @' P
      BB Kirishima, Torpedo hits 1) m# q0 j' a+ X2 r7 ]
      BB Hyuga+ J; c" l1 T. B1 ^& H# n
      CA Aoba
) O8 \. C0 L8 u/ p2 b/ w0 D      CA Kumano, ]. Y$ e4 c! ^5 E
      CL Abukuma
# U1 D  c" R4 J: F      CL Natori+ Q7 g4 c# p5 I; o* `2 f
      DD Maikaze! g& v4 J& ]3 o3 k; |- ?! l
      DD Akigumo' F3 n3 R. |/ {1 ^% m
      DD Tanikaze  y; B/ F$ l, f1 G* h( o9 U
      DD Nowaki$ v! d' m8 Q5 l5 Q+ t8 _
      DD Urakaze
. P. G! u9 M1 ~% ?- Y1 h( N      DD Amatsukaze / U$ K' Q6 z) X9 v% z
Allied Ships7 T0 J5 J1 Q9 M) {
      SS KXVIII, hits 4,  on fire ! v7 T) q2 t7 }; a2 O
SS KXVIII launches 6 torpedoes at BB Kirishima
" o. I1 b5 B; [- W* k------------------------------------------------
/ w! w( C6 d4 L0 i# OMorning Air attack on TF, near Merak at 48,97
& F5 w$ l8 l2 ]. @; B& J3 oWeather in hex: Light rain
7 b+ l) }) F5 wRaid spotted at 18 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.0 {) l6 Q: ^/ L8 J8 I6 w: e
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
# O+ L  m* J/ {9 y& AJapanese aircraft: z  ^% p- C: f0 U7 y6 B' E* r& T
      A6M2 Zero x 45 ( ~7 b0 d7 ]# d! a9 B% S  F( X9 j. d
Allied aircraft* i3 v" _9 v( a7 f/ o4 D
      139WH-3 x 9, K" r: T. a" z% D7 c/ S1 P
      B-339D x 6
8 s9 u' x" e# D      CW-21B Demon x 9
+ |) [0 W( w' ~1 D      75A-7 Hawk x 3
: _( L# m3 x+ m0 _. T7 {Japanese aircraft losses( X5 Y1 d! j$ k+ z( T! t- _+ Y
      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed
, w0 C$ P3 n- ~) b8 Y8 Y: ~( `Allied aircraft losses6 i( v% m& \! l
      139WH-3: 5 destroyed
6 N) c, b/ V! ]* {( v6 ?      B-339D: 2 destroyed
) [9 {& [3 Z- s2 s      CW-21B Demon: 2 destroyed
! {( u# G- c: w/ R+ X7 hCAP engaged:
: Q: w, \% G: HYamada Det S-1 with A6M2 Zero (18 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
# ?6 D! E$ o4 }( y9 e5 s      (18 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.)
0 Y1 c1 w6 w9 ]2 Y+ @; @! Z      18 plane(s) intercepting now.
7 }2 ]* r7 |8 D$ J      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 20000.
( P- E& X2 U3 [5 I" P6 R      Raid is overhead
/ J/ s* ^3 R& O4 ?3rd Ku S-1 with A6M2 Zero (27 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
2 b7 j3 r( K9 U      27 plane(s) intercepting now.
8 L' Y8 i: T$ m: y1 S* F      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 20000.
: j# P) n. U- D1 b  W      Raid is overhead
$ ~8 K, q! Y  Z6 X, ]--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
. @8 \, X9 b3 ~/ i5 x$ `5 XMorning Air attack on TF, near Merak at 48,97
4 \2 Z2 ?7 x! S. A7 {Weather in hex: Light rain
( p5 v! j) g! ~$ F( z5 C: dRaid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.0 r: y% J) j8 i: D8 q( r
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes & K+ L/ V. W! H; W
Japanese aircraft2 g& F  |4 G- [( X
      A6M2 Zero x 21 % G& _8 w" R, g" O  u
Allied aircraft$ a4 k4 R- L, r# ]5 x# c$ J
      139WH-3 x 6
3 R5 j, a6 R3 R5 B2 X      B-339D x 9
$ {! n: r, |+ o7 E: n8 }No Japanese losses
. m# {- J! z  @: }! j7 f- }, u& J" F) ~Allied aircraft losses$ W( B( d: d- n) d
      139WH-3: 4 destroyed
8 p1 {; q" |5 ^9 \) ^      B-339D: 1 destroyed
* O7 `- M/ ], X+ d7 P6 c------------------------------------------------------
( ~) ?+ U. u6 f1 e8 MMorning Air attack on TF, near Batavia at 49,98
& h9 @" `* f+ w3 c- ~Weather in hex: Light cloud
# j( D" D+ `1 U* s: y8 l3 w- oRaid spotted at 4 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.& Z7 E1 u- R0 a- X$ g* p  i! B9 a
Estimated time to target is 1 minutes
+ Q3 j' P4 w; C6 \4 K/ b2 EAllied aircraft4 @$ P, E0 @: G- a# `
      139WH-3 x 3
7 A+ S( _) ^8 }  U1 I      B-339D x 8
& C) m- A6 ^! s- m3 _No Allied losses 3 j1 ]* v$ E' Q1 }" b5 \( w& ^& I2 P
Japanese Ships
' c2 F7 d, i9 X& R2 N      CL Isuzu ; v+ k, T" Q0 K
Aircraft Attacking:
: R6 Z2 A: i1 x/ v" S+ e4 z       3 x 139WH-3 bombing from 6000 feet3 |' }" i2 i- z' t- ]( s
               Naval Attack:  3 x 300 kg SAP Bomb % M; g) x9 `! R( M7 O% b( y9 V- y
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------) E+ Z$ l4 d( E% Y
Morning Air attack on TF, near Batavia at 49,98 2 k4 `5 w. s2 j/ p5 h; ]' d: F! R
Weather in hex: Light cloud & V. e& z9 h" J8 I0 k- y
Raid spotted at 12 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.# m  _& Y  c7 T9 N% w" r
Estimated time to target is 4 minutes * ~* B, [$ b+ H. J
Allied aircraft
) c& W& v- n7 Q* {7 s1 X1 D- V      Buffalo I x 80 J* m/ e) A( m' m+ y
      Mohawk IV x 5' d6 W( N( r8 l( g2 f, ^. w) r
      139WH-3 x 6
: G: ^0 T+ G# W! LAllied aircraft losses/ P6 i% F8 ?" F' b# u) {& ~! C9 H
      139WH-3: 5 damaged , d' d8 L9 ]( V( Q. _
Japanese Ships
% I% `+ [: b# D+ E0 S+ D4 C      BB Haruna* B/ x* w# o( O& Z
      CL Isuzu- U9 H+ k- b4 M
Aircraft Attacking:. }& b% \% |- B: V% \
       6 x 139WH-3 bombing from 6000 feet
3 ~0 V1 q! l% L( k0 ?9 G               Naval Attack:  3 x 300 kg SAP Bomb
, M  H& N: N8 r6 f, E--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
( S) m2 S% H* ]Morning Air attack on TF, near Merak at 48,97 1 e' d3 X' a+ f! @7 r
Weather in hex: Light rain
, K& k& z: B7 \* ]" w3 |. O  v$ r+ A7 L! ]Raid spotted at 35 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
& o0 t; D1 q/ M+ b1 k9 K1 F: }% qEstimated time to target is 13 minutes 2 |$ m/ G& s$ A1 t. i
Japanese aircraft
4 C8 a7 m# p/ x- ?7 p      A6M2 Zero x 10
2 x2 b& T+ {9 A& f: t5 eAllied aircraft9 s. [: c8 C4 `7 C+ b0 O6 R0 {
      139WH-3 x 69 e0 g7 L0 o4 n% }" }4 ?
      B-339D x 7
+ `! y: k" x6 Q9 b4 L$ l  ZJapanese aircraft losses2 c: }' ~4 y8 `, i; l
      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed
4 l% p( R% R: @7 QAllied aircraft losses
1 R8 h/ E- o& F) }( q. y      139WH-3: 3 destroyed+ x5 Q7 L6 m1 C2 O( _$ {/ K
      B-339D: 2 destroyed. u+ ~4 p. @# t, @9 b
      B-339D: 1 destroyed by flak   ^5 L5 g* u8 ~$ }8 R& Q, Z8 h
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Morning Air attack on Yokosuka 3rd SNLF, at 59,46 (Mandalay)
0 |: B) n4 r4 t' F- @Weather in hex: Heavy rain " {0 ~: I2 N0 M; o' s; K
Raid spotted at 22 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
3 x" ?3 {! {# REstimated time to target is 7 minutes
0 @/ L% S1 T. C% cAllied aircraft( }& k, ^. `1 v2 w
      Blenheim I x 11 0 h2 i# W: {0 R* T( M
No Allied losses ' a8 M6 G: k: T8 R8 u
Japanese ground losses:
4 q" h' ?; P" k      20 casualties reported! L$ y7 v) O9 n. C; e1 {
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
4 {: v) E4 c; V/ O         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
' o% h; O  _3 o5 s2 l0 E* p         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
' {9 a* `0 G: ^/ cAircraft Attacking:  i4 t+ J$ e' ~0 G+ q
      11 x Blenheim I bombing from 6000 feet
; j, B0 \, P, ^- s$ `2 `! }5 E               Ground Attack:  4 x 250 lb GP Bomb
3 @1 b' e- D$ S* O------------------------------------------------------
  z$ r( B, A) Q- T; h# sAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Merak at 48,97
3 H) K7 V/ `0 f9 IWeather in hex: Light cloud
" k& `, `# y( g: A. f, E- tRaid spotted at 36 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.% C. u  v$ g% |" _/ f
Estimated time to target is 13 minutes ) j" j. s5 F0 h( J: d  d
Japanese aircraft% h# y- z- `- V. d) O& Q
      A6M2 Zero x 36 7 Q3 ^& G9 L1 t: \4 }
Allied aircraft
4 K8 A! N  x: f8 ^  c, }      139WH-3 x 6
" M. Y7 {- _5 P2 {9 a* r+ s' h1 p4 Q8 v      B-339D x 7
; R$ o# _$ V+ a/ M5 n      75A-7 Hawk x 2
) R: ^$ l& w8 }0 j* q' VNo Japanese losses + ~) S' I9 t9 x. a% B+ Y0 j  w
Allied aircraft losses
. z# c- C6 L* b/ e- r      139WH-3: 4 destroyed8 ]' {# k0 k% J6 [
      B-339D: 3 destroyed- u9 W: C8 [2 K7 m7 \
      75A-7 Hawk: 1 destroyed3 Y, V  f% o( D  V6 y
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Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Merak at 48,97
! g0 A0 G# x3 U) VWeather in hex: Light cloud & B/ D3 w# c4 L) M/ b
Raid spotted at 15 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.% x0 B& v% G/ D
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
7 w. D' m( Q$ Z  S: bJapanese aircraft1 R* E' V. l) v2 T3 P
      A6M2 Zero x 15 8 ~! `. y5 z+ \( k0 Q) V
Allied aircraft
6 s* w1 O6 H/ _/ P4 |8 J) [      Mohawk IV x 5
, |" o1 [: g& z0 x$ A/ \      139WH-3 x 6) |8 I/ k5 l; j) v3 u) \
      B-339D x 1
/ D& D& r$ B8 v8 O* k      CW-21B Demon x 3 * @% g; ~! n( @, M8 v# P0 {
No Japanese losses ; C, b4 c+ D% i' O* {& h* D
Allied aircraft losses9 t* T- t% ~3 E6 `' k
      139WH-3: 4 destroyed
/ b: c1 T4 B0 h% K* K+ s8 H      CW-21B Demon: 1 destroyed+ j0 V! A3 w4 ^0 y6 H: }
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' n+ T# L3 p1 u1 ^8 ]2 OAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Batavia at 49,98 0 h6 ?8 @7 j' X+ c; j
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms # X5 j4 s8 I5 d/ e7 @; t
Raid spotted at 3 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
* `2 E0 f7 b. ?7 b2 ]" [Estimated time to target is 1 minutes
% L: ?3 x9 [; uAllied aircraft; p' o2 N; F% N" l* |8 W
      139WH-3 x 32 Q6 G; v2 d# B9 H8 v# |, M
      B-339D x 6 ! a. c. U7 U+ }2 F, ]9 e; i
Allied aircraft losses
4 w9 E$ C5 o( Y5 `+ K4 |8 T0 K      139WH-3: 1 damaged
. c. w' n* l. PJapanese Ships
8 b* c2 M1 j2 K( y      BB Haruna 0 u  t# V) x1 A! D+ f
Aircraft Attacking:
! h1 Q( I; n& d       3 x 139WH-3 bombing from 6000 feet4 h- C/ F7 ]0 n2 X
               Naval Attack:  3 x 300 kg GP Bomb
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) S6 U1 g) w; d+ dAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Batavia at 49,98
: z4 r9 I5 t3 ~) P7 W/ Z0 D- N0 LWeather in hex: Thunderstorms
( D. w0 {4 Z- N- J/ R( bRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
2 y$ F( ~" T' W) j- E3 AEstimated time to target is 7 minutes
) Z: ~" M6 c. o# {9 a9 ~) gAllied aircraft5 U6 L& Z( }9 l( ^, a9 x  L! j
      139WH-3 x 6 ; d: r7 V* k4 L- B- h: q* |" \
Allied aircraft losses8 x. o7 g$ Q8 C
      139WH-3: 1 damaged
7 o+ z. Z2 R9 a0 s* g' N: {7 gJapanese Ships% @. w7 p1 n; I1 L, v$ T$ J+ S
      BB Haruna ; S/ k/ C; f) V/ G4 F) }! B0 q
Aircraft Attacking:
; z5 K: z' ?7 D3 A% V# a( }- @       6 x 139WH-3 bombing from 6000 feet
% r0 O3 \/ i8 c  V- W) d' W' [$ U               Naval Attack:  3 x 300 kg SAP Bomb 9 j* d- V+ p5 m( Z" N
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Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Merak at 48,97
; s  C- a% z* g, B( W2 UWeather in hex: Light cloud 7 b7 |3 j0 C" ~  A3 ^
Raid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
; S! |- w, c6 w; ?2 g' PEstimated time to target is 15 minutes + F4 ]0 G/ z: b$ u2 a# Q+ l+ o' R6 e6 c
Japanese aircraft
  M' o4 _  X* Z1 Z- W8 o+ k      A6M2 Zero x 8
4 E/ t9 ^- L, m  mAllied aircraft0 g' m+ L% Y9 c3 d. ?5 G
      Buffalo I x 8" y& y6 A$ Z" [6 B
      139WH-3 x 3
- P( {+ x% t' \) z* ]9 \Japanese aircraft losses  z, G+ ?3 ]) d$ U
      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed   O/ A: q! K) n) m# C. \9 ]# m
Allied aircraft losses
! M) M+ \3 V' A3 c      Buffalo I: 3 destroyed9 y  O% y; a% x$ t
      Buffalo I: 1 destroyed by flak
0 n! V- _8 M- y5 g9 F      139WH-3: 1 destroyed ) a% i0 a4 @8 @& J) |$ w7 c
Japanese Ships
% o' T6 B$ ~: g3 g0 c      BB Kirishima
' i) ~" g- K! K! N4 F) u/ P4 O6 tAircraft Attacking:: Y1 ?6 e) c' L( b7 U* D2 ~
       1 x 139WH-3 bombing from 6000 feet, J" }# r, q$ Z- W7 m- T
               Naval Attack:  3 x 300 kg GP Bomb. t1 b# ~) Y+ a! i
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Afternoon Air attack on TF, near Belep Islands at 108,159
5 J& r. H) u6 }" Y+ Z3 b( fWeather in hex: Heavy cloud + s. _, g4 k8 N
Raid spotted at 14 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
$ R5 _, v: t: `, QEstimated time to target is 6 minutes 6 [0 _) D  t; r% j9 ?
Japanese aircraft
. Y' ?  c# D6 G# V. a8 |( y. E      A6M2 Zero x 20+ A* g, x8 J) N2 s1 w+ M
      B5N1 Kate x 5) S& s% \/ R( f" ]" G
      B5N2 Kate x 11
/ Z9 ^- n' h* WNo Japanese losses
: n) _7 C: K6 ]; Z0 ZAllied Ships- E; r) q; G( ~% _2 K
      DD Kortenaer
/ |, Y8 O5 q: t5 T      DD Witte de With

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9 V3 A& n1 d& V( Y0 D6 n菜花表示，日军想在大陆和缅甸试验下穿插战术。% v# t$ f$ L1 d. b& j* A
只是不巧，把自己绕进去了。/ P' O' x" V7 f+ X. U( H9 D1 Q& m7 f+ R
zer0 发表于 2014-12-23 19:37

) w( p- A# Y* b穿插战术的话，负责穿插的部队要舍得投入才行，这样才可能做到要么迫使对方撤离，要么顺势真的形成包围。投入的实力过小，仅仅只能作为疑兵了，最多就是暂时分散下对方的力量，如果在这短暂的时间内无法把握战机，可能浪费自己的时间较多。
, d2 u1 q! w. a% q' J& E* [" ]比如在中国战场，一般天蝗都把那几个坦克联队集中起来，并跟进几个师团做后续来进行穿插，这样有力的迂回动作下，国军一般来说是没法完美应付的——分兵抵御的话，派出的部队过少，会被击溃，从而导致主力被包围，派出的部队太多，又无法抗衡正面日军主力的强攻。而原本大家都不分兵的话，国军是能凭地形和日军相持的。