zer0

看情势还能抓紧时间给爪哇上点补给，弄清楚KB位置的话，南洋还大有发挥余地
" |. F6 z) ]: ]" Fwangqifeng 发表于 2014-11-20 11:59

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不管是MINI还是KB，或者58，在这种前线靠港实在有太多教训可以借鉴了，不知道菜花杂想的。哪怕是水面舰队突袭，都可能加以重创，前线也不可能指望隐蔽行动，不应该有这种不谨慎的行动啊
& S9 E- v  U) k6 Wwangqifeng 发表于 2014-11-20 12:02

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爪哇上面已经有10w补给，经过几月修工事，目前还有大概8w，/ r1 E+ ^/ Z! p& Y  ?& {) A
不断将附近巨港和巴里巴班的补给都运到岛上集中了，差不多够用了，再多估计就送给日军了。
. @6 j1 k8 Y. L2 n  T. N  X( e/ V+ L估计日军是想玩黄雀在后的游戏，mini当蝉了

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日军太惨了，这档长不了
8 i. N- U. c! @/ }4 I0 _reninhat 发表于 2014-11-20 12:16

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菜花没准对印度和澳洲无所谓呢，应该相信菜花是很坚强的， 4 M/ }0 b  b! ]2 f- Z
有不少人坚持历史线就够了，不往外扩了。9 c- Q; W0 j$ w. [) Y. P
时间才过去不到3个月，为时尚早，继续希望档运长久

zer0

看看拿下爪哇得到3月了
$ |% f5 K2 X# j' T6 `% Z! Ylala23159 发表于 2014-11-20 13:57

) r- `7 M# I6 U/ R# c( U; f+ P还指望能拖到加成期结束呢，看具体局势吧。

zer0

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Feb 15, 42* u" Z/ m( Q* p% Q+ {/ \! R
当天日军轰炸了新加坡，而盟军也炮击了当地，这地方简直就是人间地狱 8 }; i7 v& E9 C  L! \
发现日军突击新加坡分别是1,6,12号，照这规律要到18号，日军才能恢复进行下次突击。1 t5 f- N- n& `" d3 O+ @* [% r
当然由于最后一次突击日军损失比以往小，也可能提前，反正快了。
7 L* a  U( }5 B7 ^; y9 m4 X! n6 a--------------------------------------------------------------------------------0 V  Q5 M# V+ ^3 ^$ Z" H9 c
ASW attack near San Francisco  at 218,72
  ~' F+ a" E0 A. X) q  uJapanese Ships6 t1 ^' x  f( Y) L/ ^2 ?
      SS I-4
4 W4 h  `! K) T+ ^Allied Ships1 b# W+ _6 y, x' N( L; q
      DD O'Brien& N; \& [$ }5 H+ m) u; Q! s/ C
      DD Walke
( S$ E0 E, s6 o* q-----------------------------------------------------------) a; C6 j6 A* s4 P
Night Naval bombardment of Singapore at 50,84   Y: k9 B- Y% j; n5 B
Allied Ships, M, M, D) v4 [6 y2 D" I  S. C
      CL Durban
6 m# q  ]& g8 C' p      CL Dragon* h2 o7 ?- g7 x" Q
      CL Danae
) n/ E& u) ^. h( q2 B# x7 w      DD Piet Hein
- R, T% j. E. |4 F: L2 @      DD Banckert
4 ]1 h6 ?/ v+ [      DD Vendetta
! S6 X) L( D% j      DD Vampire1 N/ b; u: N2 W0 B' j/ z- l2 u
----------------------------------------------------------( @- t3 u# V# _7 Y5 B+ S/ Q# a+ @. z
Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
" D6 h$ g+ M4 R; @6 P' S/ bWeather in hex: Heavy rain 0 `! N  p9 b* T1 h) i
Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.
! ]1 |2 O# F6 V0 I9 m+ F1 QEstimated time to target is 11 minutes
) e* B- z( C0 u" ?7 x- k! ^! UJapanese aircraft6 B4 i4 i/ y4 B' s1 ^
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 27
+ _( q0 U6 }( _8 e# K5 W      Ki-43-Ia Oscar x 12
3 p1 i, O& S/ P& P% \7 |      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 6
, n$ N8 p4 g7 b& c9 A4 ~Japanese aircraft losses
7 G& y* d3 d' ^% E) K$ G      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 9 damaged% T4 V) f, X0 k5 l. F
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 damaged
$ A! G6 n1 J: K      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 destroyed by flak
  R. g3 v" y- V9 T! tAllied ground losses:% h) Y, S4 |* }5 x3 y6 d
      5 casualties reported' q# a+ C  b* m* V5 U1 s. ~
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
; X7 Z. ~/ L3 v) R& P) ]         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
& _+ [8 w" ~' r9 `. |         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
& O& R( ]* H* W/ c  G) |Airbase hits 1
' G( Q3 c. K* j& ~) P# TRunway hits 10% C  T! H, i% S& {% Y' M$ @$ ]2 o- [
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: P8 p1 d9 P5 ZMorning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  1 b2 E' M/ C1 ^
Weather in hex: Heavy rain 3 O; ~  n/ D* [! P4 t, ?
Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.2 V' x& f2 \, G! f
Estimated time to target is 12 minutes $ ]7 l4 Q2 s* l2 }4 k. h3 Q' T
Japanese aircraft8 _; O4 K$ j% p( c- m/ z/ ^
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 24
- s0 K: q) E; J. ]) n      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 26 5 V- l- m- l: L- M  X
Japanese aircraft losses  Q- K9 J2 I$ k
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 10 damaged $ N! r/ L3 U" V' W+ \2 `
Airbase hits 1
7 n( i8 h: i2 f* K; `; B0 x+ VRunway hits 10
7 e9 Z1 V* C, S9 X/ E----------------------------------------------------------------- A  o7 [- I0 c1 n% j
Afternoon Air attack on Clark Field , at 79,76  , x: {- x& M9 ^- x- ^, j
Weather in hex: Clear sky
" F4 Z9 i/ q5 \: ]; _- ORaid detected at 69 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
+ L9 u; V9 P4 h8 k( s, CEstimated time to target is 20 minutes ( D9 e, T+ E7 k
Japanese aircraft
0 k& O8 O7 h) [) g9 f      Ki-30 Ann x 30
1 ~$ C/ @7 m. @3 Y, r' |      Ki-32 Mary x 117 j: n$ w. b1 A0 }$ ^0 L
      Ki-51 Sonia x 7
! m. B4 ]4 F0 @7 M9 dJapanese aircraft losses
* l5 W9 `" Q3 P# `+ O! y. t. n' P      Ki-30 Ann: 5 damaged % r7 n' O- }  b" X- d) q# v& B) R. r
Airbase hits 4+ ]( l6 P8 i7 w7 V$ N( ]1 J. Z0 O4 ^) @
Runway hits 11
) c/ [3 e7 m( w' e' g------------------------------------------------------ 4 d1 x( r3 G7 t- ]3 N$ y) ~
Ground combat at Ankang (82,42)
8 ~; J0 e! S8 g, D/ j& O, qJapanese Bombardment attack
- j: ^5 U+ ^: wAttacking force 70457 troops, 950 guns, 488 vehicles, Assault Value = 2315
& R6 b, C5 [0 Z# V# \Defending force 107814 troops, 599 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 3008 ; m9 x- R3 d9 w5 k+ r/ j( W; J
Japanese ground losses:
" S& a& [; `- T8 J* |+ S: [      63 casualties reported
* z  X' u3 u, P3 J2 F( d. o7 h9 ~         Squads: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled% M' K( y" S9 d; |
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled- u# }# x: n. G
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, K7 T3 U0 t% U0 fAllied ground losses:' d  y5 t$ f) V4 e7 g% p5 _7 [& t
      211 casualties reported
/ I+ s2 _2 N5 w% r4 J8 u         Squads: 1 destroyed, 18 disabled
; f- l# C  ~2 Q6 T& K5 X: j# R         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled
" A  \& x( q' s4 c         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled2 H5 i4 [' S, h2 A( h0 {
-------------------------------------------------
3 Q  O" t7 r* t2 hGround combat at Singapore (50,84) * B9 E2 W* c+ A1 r( q! I4 Q
Japanese Bombardment attack 4 m, V( }. m0 ?# h9 J6 o8 p
Attacking force 89424 troops, 949 guns, 221 vehicles, Assault Value = 2976 $ n8 L, J- C8 D# I7 x
Defending force 38899 troops, 469 guns, 260 vehicles, Assault Value = 672
3 j1 |; S  B( z; i0 SJapanese ground losses:8 N8 \4 r" \7 k
      54 casualties reported( N: ~6 r% I: I5 k; K
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
) J3 X' t, G; b2 }; }         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
; J6 o8 f! C* _2 d  n9 {1 v         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled % W! q  M: M. n! u: |
Allied ground losses:; E3 \- c6 `( d* d( }( k
      125 casualties reported  s$ H, G5 P2 D8 G4 D$ }" d. c* Y
         Squads: 10 destroyed, 1 disabled/ s4 h& ]' b7 m! b  H: E9 G% h
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
' O+ Q0 [$ K7 o4 _6 V& K: P, [         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
+ h, D" [; g7 D" ?      Guns lost 3 (1 destroyed, 2 disabled)

zer0

当天mini原地不动，继续在前线撅屁股，目的已经不言自明，3 c& z- y# v- P/ ?0 [* b' ^) O
这种故意邀58来上的行为 令人发指
0 ~) t, i3 R1 ]3 i, p目前58只是在冷眼旁观，情绪稳定 * a7 p# s( J2 T9 U  A

wangqifeng

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9 d4 m4 \2 F) o# h5 L1 P$ l/ D& Q! z爪哇上面已经有10w补给，经过几月修工事，目前还有大概8w，' H$ t' }: m% T! ]0 M
不断将附近巨港和巴里巴班的补给都运到岛上集中了，差不多够用了，再多估计就送给日军了。4 T, E* Q% w$ M0 |/ u0 i
估计日军是想玩黄雀在后的游戏，mini当蝉了. E* O# E. L4 S0 h* H0 m5 O8 [
zer0 发表于 2014-11-20 19:49

1 T) X5 T0 P& p3 Z/ a: ]' O送补给这事不用担心，除非轻松拿下的地方，否则都剩不下啥，多准备一些，比万一对方攻不下来，自己没补给吃了崩溃爽。
6 x, F/ _2 {2 {  |3 p再说盟军不缺那玩意，只是运不过来

wangqifeng

另外MINIKB这样呆着，完全可以弄点水面舰队全速突击玩玩，损失不大，但收获不一定差。

zer0

另外MINIKB这样呆着，完全可以弄点水面舰队全速突击玩玩，损失不大，但收获不一定差。
* `  u6 S* t4 T' r' k& [wangqifeng 发表于 2014-11-20 21:04

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这边刚打算凑一些水面舰只出来，发现mini已经挪窝了，北上往菲律宾方向去了。

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Feb 16, 425 \% N* ?# J5 F" g+ e
依然是盟军到处躲炸弹，当天b17d出动轰炸日军前进基地，
! ]8 j# ~- `5 e$ N结果连一式战都能打下4发，为啥本人用日军的时候没发现呢
. R+ t- L3 l$ c8 p6 C+ f---------------------------------------------------8 M1 @( t% Z7 h9 ]& R( Y/ V( |. |
Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  9 c5 z0 X5 @4 T; M  b
Weather in hex: Light cloud 5 C/ w; H8 B: {3 n, }4 T& Q$ x
Raid detected at 38 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
3 u# Q7 T& q% T0 a( d3 oEstimated time to target is 10 minutes
7 g, o# K5 \; X% G+ a+ Z8 z2 S2 fJapanese aircraft
5 t$ g. }. j# ~8 ~( y      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 16
' E* v8 `8 M# v; K8 V! B      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 12
8 t9 ^6 ~$ \) Z! |      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 28
$ S9 B- f; r3 K- n5 b% }& qJapanese aircraft losses, v! }- r+ }5 m  U& q! e
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 8 damaged$ e  {0 S7 U( @  n
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 10 damaged
7 R( C1 y9 }3 [0 ?8 T4 Q! @      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 destroyed by flak # I  V6 z. w; _2 L1 Y* N
Allied ground losses:* f! V5 _+ O1 i# h6 [
      19 casualties reported
( I" g  h6 G2 f  Y+ S6 Z* B9 s1 ~         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled# y8 C0 p! |, H
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled- W) F' N/ z9 \7 J+ w
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
: w2 }1 v- \$ Z- O  `4 wAirbase hits 4: ~  O$ B% f+ o1 Q; U/ q4 Q+ k, {
Airbase supply hits 1
* U) L2 C0 f$ g$ I/ J& N7 q& L8 YRunway hits 288 Y( p3 v5 y7 W7 ^
-------------------------------------------------------% l9 A# z  x- G# W$ d
Morning Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
2 R2 m# a9 q: {" uWeather in hex: Light cloud " m  n. m$ J4 f5 ^1 D; u% N
Raid spotted at 37 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.
8 t0 q6 X0 L9 x9 GEstimated time to target is 10 minutes 7 D) u7 L! r/ q. y, O: N2 \
Japanese aircraft
3 L# O: k* ^* V. w      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 11
  T" l8 e/ Q* F0 YJapanese aircraft losses8 @1 |: p4 E0 N, ?1 s( \
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 4 damaged 5 a- t2 N& b, `& h' P4 B
Airbase hits 1
" E9 H4 Q8 {. _2 iAirbase supply hits 1% W0 F! e  L4 ~& v& _5 a3 ^
Runway hits 6
  j+ i9 l% x9 u/ x-----------------------------------------------------2 c; p: ]& E- F% g
Morning Air attack on Chiang Mai , at 58,53  
" c0 K, z! ^* I. O/ ~Weather in hex: Light rain ! w7 J1 w/ `7 \  Q- `7 W
Raid spotted at 33 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
' m% v0 l6 F3 ]& S. \- V  NEstimated time to target is 8 minutes
) j! r+ b) j% WJapanese aircraft/ h% e) `8 ]% ~8 H
      A6M2 Zero x 2/ }& M7 a& j$ ^/ D
      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 35
, o8 C' t: d5 o7 BAllied aircraft/ M* ]! U9 p3 \
      B-17D Fortress x 14 . V" r, w( y4 q0 f+ m
Japanese aircraft losses) l  j) T" N/ @+ [3 T2 D
      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed on ground
) t, {6 \# @! U1 j* O! YAllied aircraft losses
' S* t$ v$ C0 D# `* |+ M      B-17D Fortress: 1 destroyed, 11 damaged
5 f9 I/ m5 i' T: `- \4 {1 }% ^      B-17D Fortress: 1 destroyed by flak 1 D+ Z8 |6 S( Q2 \& @! Q3 K; Q4 n( {, _
Airbase hits 10 O+ Q1 ?, m' A0 [) s
Airbase supply hits 2
' ?7 a1 @. W, ?2 u* Y6 F3 h! UAircraft Attacking:/ Q9 n% J5 L5 `; G# V6 B
       6 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet: q: b  ?& r0 z  z  Z
               Airfield Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb
3 w' z, C* p( O# Z" }" m5 d       6 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet: j" }7 p5 d: e
               Airfield Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb
5 z5 k" g" K+ `1 rCAP engaged:
- e3 Y/ D! R% K$ lYamada Det S-1 with A6M2 Zero (1 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
4 e$ _0 @( y9 `6 G      1 plane(s) intercepting now.7 c+ F8 \/ [% u$ B0 ^+ r
      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 20000.
" v  `, ~+ E5 e; u! ^      Raid is overhead. M* j" O+ U$ c0 Y1 f" D
Yamada Det S-2 with A6M2 Zero (1 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)2 l) c% h5 U6 y$ ^1 I
      1 plane(s) intercepting now.
/ ~! I+ B$ C' f2 [      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 0 and 20000.
$ p' L9 V, S* u/ F  R/ b      Raid is overhead- @( _% G0 n' s5 T  W4 ]
260th Sentai with Ki-43-Ib Oscar (11 airborne, 24 on standby, 0 scrambling)0 p7 `' n, F$ B  O
      11 plane(s) intercepting now.* l  y. P/ F# d, [) |) r
      Group patrol altitude is 20000
, q+ V3 X1 n) g2 u( B2 ?1 O      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 10 minutes
" ]' J* `6 ^8 m# \+ H: V--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
( r8 l' x3 d0 y6 d2 OMorning Air attack on Chiang Mai , at 58,53  
1 }# c7 i) C2 M  a5 e! @2 aWeather in hex: Light rain 7 y& p5 p4 E' J' v" @
Raid spotted at 26 NM, estimated altitude 16,000 feet.0 P% q9 V4 Q) N& p2 p% D
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes ) q- {4 e$ `0 _+ o$ G' L
Japanese aircraft+ g; D9 s5 G8 d9 d# h+ |
      A6M2 Zero x 2
& g. D' }. S% p* @# R: n3 G      Ki-43-Ib Oscar x 21
8 |/ F  N( Q9 X( D8 P* z+ C7 PAllied aircraft
4 p6 A6 m. i; F4 `! \$ [$ R      B-17D Fortress x 6 + k4 o: V4 @* W- B
No Japanese losses ' h( T5 M& [( x; {: b& |
Allied aircraft losses+ b  P, R2 A$ B2 V" s
      B-17D Fortress: 6 damaged
& f4 {  T  g! D/ K* y  j# ?6 PAircraft Attacking:) [! b& R) [6 {2 e9 F# _
       6 x B-17D Fortress bombing from 10000 feet
% R& `; J' n: H5 O) Z5 n               Airfield Attack:  8 x 500 lb GP Bomb + i! F9 Y- x5 r7 G. N2 |
CAP engaged:6 B- p2 W- N0 g  O/ O3 P
Yamada Det S-1 with A6M2 Zero (1 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)9 {. b% S0 l+ V2 z2 J- W# a
      1 plane(s) intercepting now.; S' u% a6 x/ c5 `/ a. \7 E
      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters to 10000.
6 ~/ t" }0 ?$ d) f      Raid is overhead
. U+ [/ j# M+ ]Yamada Det S-2 with A6M2 Zero (1 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)' G4 a) a8 `" ?3 B
      1 plane(s) intercepting now./ l! Z* i  s( ^# l
      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters to 10000.6 G& H4 c# n4 Q7 d# }
      Raid is overhead
( v1 P0 b3 u" x! ]  d9 _5 N3 @260th Sentai with Ki-43-Ib Oscar (0 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
! W' c+ t5 s8 u! L$ D      21 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
; O0 Q2 A$ G# \2 }0 h2 J% l+ O      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters to 10000.
/ S& K- ]8 @/ a1 C      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 96 minutes# h& P( I6 r5 c; G+ Y
-------------------------------------------
: H+ D9 d1 p: _# L0 CGround combat at Singapore (50,84)
& o) C1 l# x+ t/ x9 SJapanese Bombardment attack ) m$ Y& g+ S) ?% U$ |  ]) h  h
Attacking force 38080 troops, 485 guns, 81 vehicles, Assault Value = 3036
% z* G6 a& {' F) T7 cDefending force 39061 troops, 468 guns, 260 vehicles, Assault Value = 684 1 @1 N7 k' u: L: F6 k; x
Japanese ground losses:
6 y' E( n7 N6 l# B5 [6 P) S      12 casualties reported1 g6 G% ?& n* t1 m+ F& Y
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled0 W; B" p0 U" n1 z
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
! [+ _! O$ A6 S. K         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled ! r5 g  E) u: ]8 p# b/ n: w% M
Allied ground losses:
8 [/ C% c% ?  x; ?) i% ]; y8 i2 v% \      78 casualties reported# I* {. O8 [/ R% N* H% _
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
$ G6 z/ o% Y& ]! u5 j         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 2 disabled2 Y) m6 I1 q# g/ N' o9 M
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
$ C- E0 s% W" _0 }5 E      Vehicles lost 3 (2 destroyed, 1 disabled)

zer0

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Feb 17, 42% H; A% b+ Y/ r, z2 ]! c' E7 N$ b
由于荷兰大艇大部分都在忙着将各小岛上分散的小部队空运回爪哇，/ o# i, g5 O% i: G
剩下的几个大艇编队居然没有侦查到登陆巴里巴班的编队，让其发动了突然登陆，& q9 |, m* h. B
最近的3个侦查大艇就在达拉根，这。。 ; Q& r3 r6 n+ f( j  \# C, V
大陆方向，在桂林发现日军9个单位在集结，特地派飞机去轰炸以侦查日军的虚实。' o3 t, ], v  ?. U" u
加上已经到岸边的6个单位，共有15个单位在附近，而河对岸的国军目前战力不一定够" X$ G6 i3 |; {+ u
且侦查显示大陆北方安康附近部分日军放弃爬山，正在往回走，估计主攻方向已经转移到南方
* D, z) Z1 Z0 m国军也在相应调整布防兵力，大陆战场真费劲。) J+ g: {8 ]) J6 D* @, A# U2 ^
当天日军再次突击新加坡，打出3：1，不出意外的拿下该地，当地守军30个单位，# D5 o* {  E/ `
5w余人全部进了战俘营，开始由日军管饭了，望这帮吃货努力吃，给日军后勤添乱 & |! P& N7 e. O
当天日军的总体得分首次超过盟军，而东京玫瑰也不忘再次播音。
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  M1 y0 L' L! b7 gASW attack near Soerabaja  at 57,103 2 ]4 |. a  z9 r# k+ f6 Z6 [, s% I
Japanese Ships
, U) P- w4 K% F8 w      SS I-166
1 r8 ^. l. L% n& x) ^Allied Ships
( G) |' p! a; M2 e% T( B8 V0 }/ {      DD Paul Jones
+ C$ g4 N/ j( b6 _' o      DD Bulmer8 Y( C$ F# B& U) `5 f
      DD Pillsbury
! B+ D% t& k: S/ o) @. ^# i8 L: m# m      DD Peary
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: f# k4 [& z# E  P$ s* uASW attack near Soerabaja  at 57,103
" U! M5 U6 c. R, s" Z3 WJapanese Ships
" {) \1 K0 {% O9 @/ b! G6 Z      SS I-166, hits 2 1 d- D8 T, r4 d. t
Allied Ships- }0 D3 h; U! ?; R4 }/ O
      DD Bulmer
$ M! l- K. A, U: Y7 h" E      DD Pillsbury8 G2 s8 J8 @3 u! \7 G! [
      DD Peary
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2 f. P6 [4 E  Q2 a  Z/ I7 tTF 69 encounters mine field at Balikpapan (64,97)
$ C* r2 w6 B' D# |  vJapanese Ships
& o% x, Z, Y! H* B( _7 z5 r      xAK Nisso Maru, Mine hits 1
' Q: ?# i0 q8 W' S      xAK Tenryu Maru, Mine hits 1,  on fire , g# Z% I& e: c$ G$ w) i+ u" Q
Japanese ground losses:
. z+ a9 G7 j. ?/ {      30 casualties reported# K5 W- b/ X* Y4 C, O2 a
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled! z6 {8 M# [1 P
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled$ {# |/ o$ c4 X" U& t% q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 5 X4 `5 t( o; s% H) @# e
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Pre-Invasion action off Balikpapan (64,97)
: G% P  Q% D. ^; j# {Japanese Ships
* Q( L  U5 S1 ^. ^      PB Shuko Maru #5
5 a! W( {; a  Y8 n, E; j      PB Sonan Maru #5) i3 I& ^" f% U$ X0 p6 [& p8 a
      xAK Nisso Maru
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+ p  @: F( |+ O5 QAmphibious Assault at Balikpapan (64,97) + _! p; |1 K. M/ E. @" T0 E
TF 69 troops unloading over beach at Balikpapan, 64,97
  S" _: }% ^+ L' D4 G) lJapanese ground losses:
. r4 K! X! i. D+ @; C0 t      20 casualties reported
1 o1 p' c  ~- [& R1 q  g         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
' `. @' V! E! K  V3 ^2 k         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled" A0 w! ?* f3 _# K
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
& r" _: w9 ?  }, a* J' m9 g# ~17 troops of a SNLF Squad accidentally lost during unload of Kure 2nd SNLF /3
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7 _6 n" s; F% w5 f4 G$ nInvasion Support action off Balikpapan (64,97)
+ }7 ?, E% k' K0 c( IDefensive Guns engage approaching landing force 0 Z8 M1 Y  F3 S' D# e% d
5 Coastal gun shots fired in defense. 1 j) S2 C: n! a5 m- b. u. ^
Japanese Ships
! g0 M2 m$ B& D- Y      PB Shuko Maru #50 z- A; h; ]* K+ |( h  J
      PB Sonan Maru #5
: a" D2 ?4 g4 d5 W# f) n      xAK Nisso Maru
6 m0 o0 A7 T+ h9 P6 SPB Shuko Maru #5 fired at enemy troops6 @6 [5 v8 D$ `3 p3 [" D6 {: N
PB Sonan Maru #5 fired at enemy troops
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Morning Air attack on 55th Infantry Brigade, at 76,54 (Kweilin)
. O# U- L, t, P: mWeather in hex: Clear sky
1 c( ^) Y/ ]" Q% x& c9 e8 x# BRaid spotted at 27 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.
& }/ i7 b: j' \9 jEstimated time to target is 9 minutes
* b- B/ |. Y# K. xAllied aircraft4 u( X0 G9 @# ~% Y. G
      SB-III x 3
8 H! V/ C8 K" V+ q+ [" N+ oNo Allied losses 5 R  C5 B" n# m, A
Japanese ground losses:1 m. x( A( t- Q1 N) ~; t
      42 casualties reported
* b9 o/ ?( h6 E4 i. _         Squads: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled
* U" H) h" ^: {# X! a         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled2 {# y4 c" d, O" {
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 9 [4 O9 T, P0 y
Aircraft Attacking:+ f% }5 ]. _. |1 H0 z0 G$ A' X
       3 x SB-III bombing from 6000 feet * 4 i4 j* s, S: q
               Ground Attack:  3 x 100 kg GP Bomb
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Morning Air attack on Ternate , at 78,102  ' m$ u/ {. m$ O  C1 W+ q/ a" ~7 v8 V
Weather in hex: Overcast 5 g0 S0 ^' V( w& d2 v( _
Raid spotted at 17 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
2 B) H2 |$ \5 V2 L7 ?5 UEstimated time to target is 5 minutes : v/ m+ ]) H3 o7 ~) _% H1 e
Japanese aircraft
) W- H) z2 e3 }( p0 N      G4M1 Betty x 17 : ^4 ]4 T1 l+ D7 K8 l
No Japanese losses
/ x. d6 F, s9 M9 c& x5 A/ _Allied Ships- J5 {" e* a% I$ J1 S
      AVP Bellatrix, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage 5 E5 g- ]8 a$ \& f' z  Q3 b
Port hits 4; z* B, _1 C5 K% I% g2 r
Port supply hits 3' s% Y' n& Q) H; Z
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Afternoon Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
% H# @, d' X+ G) q& k; aWeather in hex: Light cloud & R/ M. A) u, c/ F8 v
Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 16,000 feet.
4 q+ z- T* L/ t- T6 q& d% I( w: TEstimated time to target is 11 minutes
9 f7 ]# o# j0 c( }8 S; y' ^Japanese aircraft
$ P8 o4 J; {# C; n. ]. v. g      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 6# `% J  c; J& ~8 s
      Ki-43-Ic Oscar x 12 1 m4 d/ w: U5 o  }7 \9 j8 C6 q! Y
Japanese aircraft losses
, p. B+ s& @$ s8 o; n      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 3 damaged
9 E/ |4 s* m& a6 kAllied ground losses:
+ u0 l+ T+ H: ]- W3 J) q* v8 {! J      10 casualties reported' B) h) G4 Y, V* w! ?; ~
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
. b. ^4 c# G; X) v0 @! T6 E( o         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled1 h7 y8 x) @1 ~
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled * U# e7 ]1 H4 t
Runway hits 12
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Afternoon Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  
7 C" z2 Z' S4 d9 IWeather in hex: Light cloud
+ ~1 L. Y. Z0 M# U& x8 V1 {Raid detected at 38 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.  q8 y* I4 {1 F
Estimated time to target is 11 minutes : i: z. w* V" |0 \- M$ c
Japanese aircraft; Z2 @. s% Z4 I  z7 i5 P- i. ^+ ^
      Ki-43-Ia Oscar x 12+ c7 x) o, ^8 ?
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 6 2 t4 [: T$ G# p  i6 g# a1 h  I" v
Japanese aircraft losses$ D- E& ?* m% n( @  T, |+ ?
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 4 damaged" @; x9 L, e7 B9 x! H  W1 U- b) V
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 destroyed by flak
' `4 w* I$ h' v( W1 p" ZAirbase hits 1$ E: u. F: C# Q) Z
Runway hits 40 T! l9 n' X4 Y, `* |
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6 c) z% Q0 O3 _' U0 Z% ]8 K2 V7 X3 uAfternoon Air attack on Singapore , at 50,84  + x; e" s: B8 z% k0 a) W% S
Weather in hex: Light cloud # Z- f/ B& Y2 G3 _
Raid spotted at 35 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.
# [3 |6 C4 P$ h9 CEstimated time to target is 11 minutes # ?& p' z) M! `% E" `: s( O: l8 l
Japanese aircraft- R/ k$ `% a- s" {* G6 J+ w1 ^
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 11
. {5 d% h  c1 O2 F7 R, P. n      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 11 & ?- w! H- k2 h+ |( h& C$ _* o
Japanese aircraft losses
2 v% F6 \/ a7 j3 u  J, H1 |      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 5 damaged- u) `5 ^/ _6 c% h9 H3 ]
      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 destroyed by flak% ^5 e+ [' H! s2 I1 e
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 3 damaged( w4 j2 m" Q0 L8 b% _. f# r+ h
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 destroyed by flak
* A, ?- t  p- YAllied ground losses:0 o9 x& x( d! [- j/ w
      5 casualties reported4 x, u% l4 E6 h: n3 b
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled# J& K9 ~8 z5 ], z5 F" H
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, c2 o- j/ _- R1 Q         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
# o  B! L( H1 PRunway hits 6
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+ O+ `/ g) S+ l, ^" RGround combat at Ankang (82,42)
' `5 Y. p0 t0 R9 T7 x) HJapanese Bombardment attack 2 {$ D7 {& D4 ~
Attacking force 70765 troops, 976 guns, 488 vehicles, Assault Value = 2324
: f) ]+ e) n$ F/ a! l3 J7 ADefending force 105052 troops, 600 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2914
; w$ H! y$ J8 xJapanese ground losses:
6 g; g2 U3 X$ i- T      35 casualties reported7 E: b6 M3 }8 g1 p
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
7 E/ Q2 @2 c2 t3 h& e+ F5 m6 f9 F         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
) X9 z: n7 X, x, y9 P         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 4 l2 f2 S* O% T, l1 N. i- l+ p. J
Allied ground losses:
* q* n) O# A4 g- S  D      103 casualties reported
/ d1 Q2 b8 p  w% q. j& f         Squads: 0 destroyed, 11 disabled/ o6 H; m4 J3 j' Z$ x
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
. B5 B$ q& F, K7 f5 i& `# }         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
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Ground combat at Singapore (50,84)
1 ]. O/ Z' b% B0 I1 lJapanese Shock attack 7 ]/ q  a* }1 v+ T: }+ o( G
Attacking force 97839 troops, 970 guns, 239 vehicles, Assault Value = 3085
1 m  T2 @  `  X7 R+ K) b8 _Defending force 39251 troops, 468 guns, 258 vehicles, Assault Value = 704 . {, {1 F" v% x. K# A( C5 I0 w
Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 0 ( @* G& i) q$ P) T6 n
Japanese adjusted assault: 2021  
. `+ s2 j+ t% m- u7 L0 BAllied adjusted defense: 649  
3 N. x% ?1 j; ~2 D# H3 ]Japanese assault odds: 3 to 1 (fort level 0)  5 C+ l2 _, p+ Z+ [9 y$ N1 M
Japanese forces CAPTURE Singapore !!! 6 K2 J: l( }/ |! P1 o
Combat modifiers
! @3 |; _& b  z& t. l0 _Defender: terrain(+), experience(-)9 e" P2 {. n4 P/ c1 o/ Y
Attacker: shock(+) % z1 q3 }4 V; S! u6 v& `, i6 A- F
Japanese ground losses:1 W6 {& K/ b$ T4 k' ^
      5704 casualties reported4 r, h9 U8 x2 Z3 k$ O' U9 _
         Squads: 13 destroyed, 572 disabled
; u- a" g2 l; N1 g. I* Y  {" u         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 20 disabled
; ~" D0 z) s7 Z4 X& h4 F/ D         Engineers: 5 destroyed, 136 disabled
' `+ ]; V3 w8 T0 @+ L      Guns lost 56 (2 destroyed, 54 disabled) - d/ V. Y7 W4 L4 _* T3 ^- q
Allied ground losses:$ e, g# a; w) ?5 A' k9 X8 g
      53419 casualties reported
) H- h2 X. f2 \( C9 E9 d         Squads: 952 destroyed, 0 disabled
: C1 D1 c4 h) h, K         Non Combat: 1970 destroyed, 0 disabled2 d9 K' @, f* _/ l3 f" h/ c
         Engineers: 210 destroyed, 0 disabled8 L  c* _& @* k% K. t
      Guns lost 538 (538 destroyed, 0 disabled)
! n: _" X# ~7 a) C0 |      Vehicles lost 345 (345 destroyed, 0 disabled); Y" [2 e" x" k5 u  g
      Units destroyed 30 5 _& A: p1 ?# w& H
Assaulting units:
. u* N7 l. t( G# P4 l( j& `    38th Division; m/ E( F* A/ |
    Imperial Guards Division7 u2 B& c1 ]8 s! [
    55th Engineer Regiment( i( U  e" B' W- ~3 y- }$ V; Z/ s
    114th Infantry Regiment) l+ |( w4 z, a. ?
    56th Engineer Regiment0 e: j$ [% f6 S: _
    148th Infantry Regiment
2 |8 l! M' g9 g9 v5 s    15th Ind. Engineer Regiment
+ `& F0 S& \6 V" ^    4th Ind.Mixed Regiment
1 B. n$ V8 }) w7 X- Y' r    41st Infantry Regiment7 o& n+ D: x9 U- T0 {+ w  e
    112th Infantry Regiment9 o& ?; _- x; @: n6 e+ i' P; g
    42nd Infantry Regiment
, v# O6 y1 H) u8 p2 f    21st Infantry Regiment) [1 N8 b/ D7 K
    4th Ind. Engineer Regiment
: E, p0 q) w1 j, ^, e7 ]) Y2 |! l, F    5th Engineer Regiment
) ]$ z. Q0 m3 d( }) b    21st Ind.Mixed Brigade
6 z, c" J, Q' X    113th Infantry Regiment
5 l: F, f3 q* u+ Z' n/ s    56th Infantry Regiment
$ S1 ~2 w+ `) W3 R0 e1 t" h, i    4th Division
; d+ w* O5 F( S1 o    21st Division
' S* L5 U1 S* ?3 R    12th Engineer Regiment
' ~- _) _8 G; ]' {0 @, D    55th Infantry Regiment7 a# ]* h0 o: e( Y
    4th RTA Division
8 k& A. A9 R; f    25th Army" h  _: ?& K# Q$ v
    15th Army& w$ ]+ r4 L) k
    56th Field Artillery Regiment
; o/ H2 @. r9 P# z    21st Fld AA Gun Co
1 }5 Q! {7 O8 b. R% d9 F5 M% k! V$ Z" M    18th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
2 @4 h8 ?6 b9 T0 _6 t7 d. o1 ~    14th Ind.Art.Mortar Battalion
2 s1 }# A5 f2 c2 p( C' p    55th Mountain Gun Regiment3 @7 Y. X, G3 u" G7 z1 m" I
    11th Shipping Engineer Regiment# ~: @% p/ u' f9 m$ c  o/ y
    5th Field Artillery Regiment
  V! T9 g9 H. Z! `    3rd Medium Field Artillery Regiment
7 C( F' C$ z- O. P- k    34th Field AA Battalion; K; F- p- I4 y4 d  B  n
    21st Medium Field Artillery Battalion
0 B* \. b  U& L* S2 {" yDefending units:
# F5 S9 m6 ]( A3 m* \: ?    5/14th Punjab Battalion* n, U: M, S6 D0 O" N
    11th Indian Division! {9 j$ b$ O8 U  ?( n& D
    22nd Australian Brigade: ?: I$ k7 J+ p" k! A
    1st Malay Battalion0 |- }0 m* J3 v. [" }+ c# }; }
    27th Australian Brigade, |: C% c9 w% t  A/ ^
    SSVF Brigade
' v, t$ ^8 A2 i% k    3rd Cavalry Regiment7 }% V$ V" X' R1 Z1 b/ P
    9th Indian Division/ i1 m2 Z) G- J( `4 I! j/ l9 o
    1st ISF Base Force; V6 X. [& K1 F( [
    1st Indian Heavy AA Regiment* p$ f/ l" i# `- Y
    Singapore Base Force
# a: a+ C7 `. e1 c4 l' L    223 Group RAF 2 |+ [+ |' L# g
    3rd Heavy AA Regiment
( E. a/ K% G4 q5 [    Malayan Air Wing
4 J) Y9 v+ K: R7 C6 K0 i6 K    2nd ISF Base Force
- q, ^. V5 {+ Y" X+ c- e; p    III Indian Corps
8 H( N$ V* [: H: C    109th RAF  Base Force7 C3 u0 n5 z8 \4 k6 M. ~; Q- X
    3rd HK&S Light AA Regiment9 M4 D7 f: C% s# v: h. }- z! L0 U
    24th NZ Pioneer Coy
) `, }+ B: H" l    224 Group RAF / q* H. f8 V& ]. ?
    112th RAF Base Force- W2 c5 |6 N( B* ^; q
    AHQ Far East 2 Z4 K& S% k6 o& c2 d' T/ i
    1st Mysore Battalion3 T1 J+ r, ^0 o  U" F
    111th RAF Base Force
& U! r1 H3 W5 M3 O    110th RAF Base Force- @# y$ o" R$ s& ^+ U
    22nd Indian Mountain Gun Regiment
7 T9 S7 ]2 A- e4 `+ k! G    Malaya Army: {2 M6 x7 }; C. ~. h
    2nd Gordons Battalion7 S& W9 o; }  Y' G$ b/ H. _
    Singapore Fortress6 k+ s1 h1 f3 V+ n
    109th RN Base Force

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以下是大陆战场日军爬山图，日军乐此不疲啊。
9 Z8 ]4 S" x. U* k1 O5 _国军在到处堵漏，期望别被日军偷爬进来。
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当天菜花提出南方军各地受挫，损失较大，进攻能力下滑，希望将北海道的第7师团，
( P* s( [8 c8 W5 ^改属出去参与进攻，盟军对此表示无所谓，也希望战事更激烈些，4 p% K, y$ h4 f3 ~
通过进一步协商双方同意修改HR，依然维持北太不战，但北太各地军队允许改属参加进攻% s5 k8 z5 w5 u
日军主要得到第7甲种师团，盟军能有3个团，但是2年内就会被回收，+ \! U/ V6 K' S* Z! ]# ^- S
因此对后期反攻帮助不大，倒是可以考虑前期用来堵漏，不过这都是后面的事情了! a' x+ E3 G3 W
美军地面部队现阶段不打算外调，选择一步一个脚印慢慢扩展中南太防线0 T2 o6 t  O' @- ?" Y9 h
目前正在修理圣诞岛的防御，美军大概有6个可以调用的自由师，和一些团级部队- l" [3 h' ]" {8 q  d8 W- x

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8 k; m7 [1 @# n. Y# K' ?8 ?. L2 d7 s3 g+ \) L: e
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Feb 18, 42
# R, l9 B" N" ^7 h6 N一方面由于房规有关于巴里巴班的回档条约，另一方面荷兰军队要集结防守
. P/ x6 _! b- O7 h盟军基本放弃了巴里巴班，将部队空运回了爪哇，日军一个突击就拿下巴里巴班。
  o7 E; H7 @+ j& l当然盟军dd编队还是象征性的炮击了下当地。
1 U" y7 l$ W! B7 H5 N3 T7 f- m当天菜花的mini又上前线挑逗盟军来了。7 ?+ E/ V5 W  p+ o. _5 |
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9 ^+ ?9 O1 V0 ~' {* t% p+ p  ]ASW attack near Soerabaja  at 58,102 + l9 l+ R7 c6 P& d: K% z4 o
Japanese Ships) ~2 E6 V/ {% ?, N
      SS I-166
! K% l  h% O: I9 q; H9 m" S2 u) MAllied Ships$ ^4 H9 L0 p1 ~# |. J
      DD Peary
; N6 w% s8 w5 Z2 C1 G& f      DD Bulmer) R5 G/ A- M. j' w
      DD Pillsbury
% @. C# ]9 L0 r  M; p7 q----------------------------------------------------! R+ t0 p; \) t( i! R% o
ASW attack near San Francisco  at 216,73 * H3 @$ |  Z! P% C* p5 f
Japanese Ships
. ~+ D5 u. L3 K8 f      SS I-4, hits 2 / \9 D% k3 q/ n' o2 e2 F/ T
Allied Ships0 c) r! z. H3 b
      TK British Motorist
5 t3 `) `1 k% ?" R- o      TK Agwiworld
" q0 @( c3 U! q; R( }) [1 }      TK William Sunoco
, y& d! A" I! A      TK Sunadmiral; ~+ A; J' s* ^/ J
      xAK Michael Goulandris  I7 \% \# q% C! y, F
      xAK Aspasia Nomikos
& N- p/ s7 f5 i, v- t* n      xAK Atlanta City
+ Q- I8 A# h' e  q" S      DD Hammann2 c! w. Q4 O/ H8 V" o
      DD Anderson
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- p" b# e5 e+ z$ C" Y( t: d( v5 dNight Naval bombardment of Balikpapan at 64,97
/ E9 ~: s/ G; wAllied Ships
9 Y) o% H: q2 c1 M2 {      DD Pillsbury
2 _( _5 R+ E# Q3 G4 f: J, J      DD Peary
+ b7 \( \1 J; P2 E5 X/ S( W2 F      DD Paul Jones
/ g7 W& V  B* B      DD Bulmer
6 U; z) s6 v/ A8 ~) s------------------------------------------------
5 U6 y  Z0 P$ C& f: J+ j( ^Ground combat at Balikpapan (64,97)
3 l3 b% M, Y5 H2 @5 g  nJapanese Shock attack
* u+ q! i& d+ aAttacking force 1450 troops, 19 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 59
- X  V, R8 l' l; sDefending force 0 troops, 8 guns, 6 vehicles, Assault Value = 7 ) ~& e- O2 w: o# ^- L0 v0 r7 |& Z
Japanese adjusted assault: 47  
" }- n; A% c0 @, b+ S1 ~$ ZAllied adjusted defense: 1  ' n" M; [/ o7 Y- G, E! j, K
Japanese assault odds: 47 to 1 (fort level 1)  " Z* x$ l  T# E: q' Q* e
Japanese forces CAPTURE Balikpapan !!! 4 ]  w+ P! e, D
Combat modifiers
- B2 {) `. A$ e9 n5 S0 Y- [* ZDefender: preparation(-), fatigue(-), morale(-), experience(-)0 W# b3 U: d2 R  z$ Y+ z
Attacker: shock(+), leaders(+), leaders(-) 3 P  ^, [6 w% R& d3 m% A
Japanese ground losses:" Q# J9 u  G+ _' v
      21 casualties reported7 [2 \7 f" B- |% ^
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled3 x$ ?8 E' \5 n0 Y( |, K, [
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled0 v! i+ w# {8 T% |, z
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ }, c6 f; i5 O+ \1 g% oAllied ground losses:
( D" v+ d/ I/ D% o      Guns lost 10 (10 destroyed, 0 disabled)
  T% [$ @. A. L$ k      Vehicles lost 7 (7 destroyed, 0 disabled)$ i7 y3 G; a. d
      Units destroyed 3
  r; g, r# S1 n6 C! [Assaulting units:1 M2 }* i8 k- J( C6 G1 m. I
    Kure 2nd SNLF  
: G8 y* F* @9 q2 U5 L% n. X9 XDefending units:( I& b  G/ z- ^
    Samarinda KNIL Bn /14 w) d: L8 l  }. J
    VI KNIL Bn /1
; J0 f8 d) T3 k, g1 z    Balikpapan Base Force /1

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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Feb 19, 42
2 z) ]* B& d1 a, S当天盟军登陆达沃和达拉根，并同时登陆附近一些其他小岛) p: ~6 t4 W8 W
菜花对这些小岛这么上心，本人用日军到43年，附近有不少小岛都尚未占领，
1 N- Y" v( I. B9 r当天mini再次北上撤往菲律宾方向，当天最大的收获是在拉包尔方向发现了另一只航母编队（kb?）
$ v* r' Z  }& @显然击沉约克城后日军感觉良好，开始两线并进了，而且都暴露了自己，& D9 N% G0 Q3 \0 h
目前58正在积极调整，日军航空兵分散对盟军来说是个机会，( _/ T& w" U: b2 s! G
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  Z3 W, _, U( J1 ^" D8 jAmphibious Assault at Davao (79,91)
' @$ q* Q9 d2 w" kTF 44 troops unloading over beach at Davao, 79,91 , Y  c) V6 l$ H# R+ ]9 q' b
Japanese ground losses:
7 I1 k, z! y4 x2 r      17 casualties reported
. a. P2 g2 Y" u# h1 l         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
& w+ G( O# v' \         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled* h# B" w! ~5 T, ?4 S) r
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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( H9 S% L  s9 ?- ?Pre-Invasion action off Tarakan (67,91)
. @0 [2 W9 V* O0 ]Defensive Guns engage approaching landing force
) {: G" R" ]9 ~, g56 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
4 f# r- @- {6 ]1 c) }# RJapanese Ships2 G% k1 L6 M9 Q4 I+ Q0 I% d+ V2 `
      xAKL Columbia Maru, Shell hits 7,  on fire,  heavy damage
% ?3 N3 W. C" n) P      TB Kamo
* w. c6 e1 Z. z; Y5 {! Q( M& {7 v      PB Seikai Maru
3 Y6 r% w4 Q4 T; q! r      xAK Teimei Maru
, Z$ t; ~6 @- ^8 mJapanese ground losses:
- i+ a) N5 M4 h! Q1 A# Z* x* J      54 casualties reported
) o9 h! l! c! o# p6 r" i; P         Squads: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
6 f* y" I0 M& f0 |7 J8 s         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 3 disabled$ q% F& t/ |# j8 l. j/ \, n) z3 ^
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled5 |' o, k% ]0 A3 w4 T. `! k, E! D
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6 X5 [. Y& V& }' o& }Amphibious Assault at Tarakan (67,91)
5 h( a% N  M% H6 {TF 42 troops unloading over beach at Tarakan, 67,91
, V' B* Z: i+ H! Y4 d. ~Japanese ground losses:
1 D' G* ]2 \/ p7 x: h2 X      17 casualties reported' ^1 s1 L3 R2 H. U7 m, e, q
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled+ v) Y- [& R, s( c  r3 g
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled6 D4 M# {/ ~$ n6 r3 R
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled  \9 \+ q2 c( ?! k
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Ground combat at Ankang (82,42) 9 R% n0 [- h3 K- Y
Japanese Bombardment attack
5 J0 P' t# J- t/ x: {9 GAttacking force 70805 troops, 976 guns, 488 vehicles, Assault Value = 2322
, F- D7 ]7 f% d7 F: JDefending force 116914 troops, 720 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 3333
% ~! K4 h5 Y1 N8 |Japanese ground losses:, ~. i+ }* Y) E+ G/ ~
      40 casualties reported9 l5 e* _, `% h8 V9 e4 g* n
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
: |8 o8 i1 o) E  K' c& M6 N: \; v) T         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
' J& _/ a4 j2 D+ W* N* X  L         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
- B  J- H% r: ZAllied ground losses:
- m4 y" T. l2 a( M0 m- F0 m      81 casualties reported
% W7 A0 e. ^; g7 ~9 H& F$ t         Squads: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled
' ^; y$ B2 Q5 Q/ Q         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled: @% ^8 L. B# n/ [( K) B% N
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled" l6 D$ }0 t+ O  E/ p8 {# ^5 y
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' D7 l5 ^5 u3 B4 LGround combat at Talaud-eilanden (79,97)
% F# o7 V; \. U& RJapanese Deliberate attack
2 \( x6 U3 j( l0 k- {Attacking force 342 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 16 7 F( [/ v- A+ v) U2 t+ T
Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
2 K7 l+ C2 ~; `/ N4 f: l- {Japanese adjusted assault: 5  
4 j4 ], o, A& R+ ~  V( r" OAllied adjusted defense: 1  
$ W3 M1 h4 [* x- v6 XJapanese assault odds: 5 to 1 (fort level 0)  
. G: @/ C2 L8 x6 h. G  A6 vJapanese forces CAPTURE Talaud-eilanden !!!   Z; }4 q( N4 `" ~9 v3 h
Combat modifiers# o5 u/ h+ m/ I2 T% [% j
Attacker: leaders(-), fatigue(-) 3 q  }0 s# I" z& P8 P+ A  R, }
Assaulting units:
. Q7 F) G" V1 T, S    1st Indpt SNLF Coy  ) i0 t$ N9 ?2 h+ M
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4 ~" O) Q1 A; E: m! l9 TGround combat at 68,87 (near Jesselton)
( W- m  v# [' n$ oJapanese Shock attack
! L8 K, F0 v6 y" }+ Y# ~% WAttacking force 1468 troops, 12 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 61# ]* D# J8 i- U$ K! z  W
Defending force 285 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 4 4 O& v- v8 O0 j7 W* X3 n
Japanese adjusted assault: 45  
8 K; y2 b8 p% c/ o1 CAllied adjusted defense: 4  
$ T! }( }% x; |% ]: S$ `0 KJapanese assault odds: 11 to 1  3 N% ^' I1 ^1 }3 W
Combat modifiers! i# l- A4 p6 v  G$ v- c1 u" G9 D
Defender: terrain(+), experience(-), supply(-)
' C: m& ]7 z- }& H3 |& d. `Attacker: shock(+), leaders(-)
$ Z$ J& M3 k' k2 \( [Japanese ground losses:
3 t% |1 I# j6 P' h/ A& f8 x7 X      9 casualties reported
; _* M+ _7 m, r/ z2 J         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled: C/ `1 @) [6 o4 x8 P
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled# ]4 L  G2 h5 m
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled 2 T& _8 T. C% a, k" w3 o
Allied ground losses:5 T; [/ K! X1 V3 p2 {1 m3 T
      109 casualties reported
# I3 M5 {7 O& z/ M' w0 M2 c         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled$ `+ S: s" T) F+ Z2 l9 E( Y
         Non Combat: 8 destroyed, 4 disabled
3 A' X1 h5 f, I8 u2 ^" i- Y* z         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 E1 x- }. V2 _* E" N, ~- d+ o      Units retreated 2 : ?7 y. Y. x* v) e1 Y7 t
Defeated Allied Units Retreating! 8 ?: l1 I3 g1 ?- Y6 Y& U
Assaulting units:
- X6 i# }6 @( X0 ?6 }    16th Naval Guard Unit 5 X7 I+ B* C9 G& E# I+ N
Defending units:
$ A" g' c! V& }3 Y  h/ i5 ~    107th RN Base Force
1 E8 \" {6 z* U( Z    108th RN Base Force
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! x! ^# Z/ S+ v* t- w$ E3 b% vGround combat at Tarakan (67,91) 4 L- x5 ~# I9 b4 A' N; h6 h
Allied Bombardment attack
/ p/ T3 k; j) _+ l9 y& h  a1 n1 d* oAttacking force 1102 troops, 24 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 53
* |; P# M- _0 d1 K0 \5 d2 T  hDefending force 455 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 18
7 P! j# t8 K8 _( c( ]Assaulting units:
- ]4 r: c; u2 U) f0 T    VII KNIL Battalion
/ t, ~! b( u4 X    Tarakan Coastal Gun Battalion' k# I1 F) K1 Z% I
    Tarakan Base Force ! U; o/ d! ?1 G, r) q
Defending units:
, \3 Q3 g$ x) I0 f8 ]' R    1st Sasebo SNLF Coy

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日军继续流连于各小岛之间，由于两地都出现cv编队，很可能日军对航母编队进行了重新编队2 j  Q. }* s2 O
不妨将南洋这只称为北方编队KBn（约165机），拉包尔附近那只称为KBs（约171机）
' M. t. y* |7 z貌似总数合不上，而且日军目前也猜测58还在南洋，因此KBn很可能是主力，只是侦查不准  L/ m  }- R* u* ]
看移动方向，KBn可能几天后停靠新加坡，KBs正停靠在拉包尔，) H! @. w  ~0 J
再详细的信息估计就要靠水面编队上去火力侦察了，估计侦查编队是回不来的。 , J: o+ W, b/ _( \3 Z2 H$ f
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: u: K, m6 }- M2 F- QAmphibious Assault at Manokwari (85,109) % B3 o" [) H# M  X& @% U2 S
TF 115 troops unloading over beach at Manokwari, 85,109 ' c# a: b+ h, H
Japanese ground losses:
& E7 i! ^7 e4 C) j) P      47 casualties reported
- [- U. [( |  \0 d         Squads: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled' W8 d8 w; _$ n: f' k  A0 e( Z
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
/ v5 I" r, P1 g5 X/ e         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
+ g2 w; x5 H, r. x      Guns lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)8 P) h7 `- k0 k( x$ u
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; C; }* Z7 A9 \; y* S) cInvasion Support action off Tarakan (67,91)0 H! y/ O9 v) ^5 j
Defensive Guns engage approaching landing force
4 ?9 @# @& W  E$ h22 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
. F. k# c" _8 L$ E, k0 O+ m3 NJapanese Ships# k- W8 E! l* Q, h, S
      xAKL Columbia Maru, Shell hits 8,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
" p. z+ w. l5 S% i" O; w& ]3 a# ^      TB Kamo" i) b. h  f' l& W5 C
      PB Seikai Maru
* s( u8 G0 x% B3 ?( l* W4 M& ?- y/ Q      xAK Teimei Maru
3 S1 F) _0 k$ R/ J1 {------------------------------------------------------------6 I2 t5 Y) c! h8 _) T! i
Amphibious Assault at Loewoek (71,101)
. n& E4 S2 u3 y- q' [TF 105 troops unloading over beach at Loewoek, 71,101
" M* E, U* N. [6 ?; pJapanese ground losses:
; J; y4 Q  v) Z' s3 O      23 casualties reported
- Q2 j. v, z7 C8 @8 d! l1 B         Squads: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
' h% o6 H3 A7 s% ^( F; s& `         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
. V+ t4 h9 K6 `. p) y; L         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled* j" `  a4 p# w/ w2 {, \
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Amphibious Assault at Siargao (82,88)
' _2 L' W+ w2 |  h  g# BTF 19 troops unloading over beach at Siargao, 82,88
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Ground combat at Ankang (82,42)
% S( \0 N. |& Q6 A2 fJapanese Bombardment attack
  p4 ^  h, P4 d+ _& v+ s) FAttacking force 70871 troops, 976 guns, 488 vehicles, Assault Value = 2330 4 B3 }9 j; ~5 m) P! ]$ v
Defending force 105240 troops, 643 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2963 # @5 U" W1 B1 h2 G. |
Japanese ground losses:# [0 j& B$ Z+ u3 Z! V
      78 casualties reported
2 t$ _  l$ Q$ `- K( R         Squads: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
: B9 L) }6 }2 F: I) R         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
; |" n' O' L) y  t3 S2 P1 h* k         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
  |  E- X/ h% D* ^. PAllied ground losses:
: Q, a3 S) I! a$ l) U2 e, a$ a      72 casualties reported
8 R7 i7 X% l5 U. k1 `8 a) p         Squads: 1 destroyed, 9 disabled
. x" P/ d& I4 p9 V+ j         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
9 q) N" h5 x; K6 L- s8 r         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled