hades1001

陆战队使用经验小结:
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4 Z/ D* h3 Y" D: o) n" C陆战队的单兵作战能力单从数据上说强于陆军，一个陆战师和一个陆军师但从步兵的作战能力上对比大概是150：100。但是实际作战中，陆战师的发挥并不如陆军稳健，有时候伤亡很大。推测可能的原因可是能因为陆军师的火力远比陆战队的师属火力强大，54门105+12门155的火力最少强过陆战队实属火力一倍。有陆军师及加强炮兵的部队登陆时，我们经常可以看到日军反登陆炮击阶段即遭到重创，典型的例子参看瑙鲁岛登陆以及Ailinglaplap登陆战，后者有陆战一师参与并加强了几个炮兵营
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7 s, n! c2 I# r5 D& Y2 mGround combat at Nauru Island (127,128)# p" ~! R. _6 m8 g  j5 w& u3 {' p

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Attacking force 5085 troops, 57 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 201
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4 K7 H/ X+ l! l) c1 l) v2 tDefending force 29821 troops, 513 guns, 724 vehicles, Assault Value = 873
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Japanese ground losses:
: X6 p; \( ^# }) [! i$ o: Q      738 casualties reported
1 P* ?: o5 }4 F  r5 c         Squads: 9 destroyed, 76 disabled2 d# r7 v0 H) W% I7 t# c: z
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled6 A  v# C7 {4 |6 {2 K: N
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled
% j5 v! O1 t4 C6 h, U7 L2 E# }      Guns lost 11 (4 destroyed, 7 disabled)7 c) _& h$ i9 e5 W
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Allied ground losses:
8 [8 e5 c) y: h7 n+ R3 h      69 casualties reported; K8 J9 P8 Z; U7 n+ b# h: O, ?
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 6 disabled
0 l1 w6 u" z9 O7 A8 X" s" }3 A0 ^         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled. w/ \5 Y+ q2 S6 F9 \
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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Assaulting units:
+ D) v1 q: q# Y0 y    8th Ind.Mixed Brigade2 G! P6 q$ v3 G, g% [
    65th Naval Guard Unit
5 C( @( Y3 P$ q; {1 P+ c! I    Yokosuka 3rd SNLF
) p, G, h2 k3 L+ l    17th JNAF AF Unit
0 l) b$ u" [# ?* u" r5 y; h7 y& S    24th Air Flotilla /2
2 k! E" @( q( i7 Z    46th JNAF AF Unit /1
/ l" u$ ^1 `" F1 _4 k. N    21st Air Flotilla /2
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$ r: |' Z3 u5 I" ~    43rd Infantry Division5 z0 g* }+ k3 T# s* O$ T) N
    9th Australian Division5 Y! V2 ~& \( r
    842nd Engineer Aviation Battalion
" K7 \2 E. C' N/ l& ~& [7 a' U    4th Field Artillery Battalion
1 O! y& q+ a. S    165th Field Artillery Battalion
* y4 F$ k9 X2 E3 U! W" o5 _    XXXIII Indian Corps( }! k: p: T! J! v" G+ c, f# \  J+ `! ]
    36th Aviation Base Force/ z% {2 I6 Z- ?( V4 x& U4 P! d
    97th Field Artillery Battalion+ ~  U6 g* {! g1 L
    9th USN Naval Construction Regiment/ j( d/ w& g# ]& H  E

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, H- J. C3 A. ]/ \- K0 PGround combat at Ailinglaplap (133,117)& W- n" L$ S7 r0 Z( _8 y7 Z1 x$ r( T' R
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Attacking force 14099 troops, 110 guns, 26 vehicles, Assault Value = 655
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Defending force 29586 troops, 567 guns, 671 vehicles, Assault Value = 961
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      792 casualties reported/ N! r* q+ {# ]. X& u  t
         Squads: 12 destroyed, 60 disabled
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2 ?4 {0 q0 T& C. j( J- [         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 6 disabled
9 p1 }% l8 Z( }% y% s/ e( |8 G      Guns lost 14 (2 destroyed, 12 disabled)
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      79 casualties reported
( p/ u3 X. A: C) `$ I, Y1 f* c         Squads: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled# u6 _$ o' E  I4 p- @/ D' b
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled, J: l1 t0 P+ ]5 O; i* K3 {6 [
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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    42nd/A Division; N3 ]) ]5 `: z# l: Z
    42nd/C Division1 D5 v$ j  i/ g9 P8 X5 N, ]+ Z
    1st Indpt SNLF Coy ; l# i+ B% E( |4 }0 Y( Q" P
    42nd/B Division
/ z: J1 w, N1 F    57th Infantry Brigade& z8 V( T! S8 i) X$ y9 D" ^
    2nd South Seas Gsn
3 W$ D& e5 H& @" ?    1st South Seas Gsn /1
+ x7 T" _- I# l# F6 l' p    11th Ind.AA Gun Co
0 }) f3 O. u" k7 U9 B- @5 r    16th Field AF Construction Battalion" [- @! k; X; v9 e4 _+ Y" N% {  y
    34th Ind.AA Gun Co 8 P* O8 {/ r' X8 w, N- S, E9 w
    32nd Air Defense AA Battalion2 |( A) W5 p; c6 G4 s- W0 k
    13th Field AF Construction Battalion" }" j. K) k2 U, z8 p1 k
    21st Field AF Construction Battalion
. F' T& C1 T: H7 m" w3 }/ g! @* U, X    33rd Ind.AA Gun Co - Y/ W# S- y6 ]8 A5 p  J  O  Q
    22nd Ind.AA Gun Co   g+ }0 ~$ ?6 B4 x& I8 o' u
    24th Field AF Construction Battalion8 y. {) e) c' j" Y0 y
    12th Field AF Construction Battalion* ^2 P; k2 l5 }
    32nd Ind.AA Gun Co
" T. Z- P9 h0 [5 z: H6 I$ G    22nd Field AF Construction Battalion' f8 J; i5 g: ?% o  T* }. U
    18th Field AF Const Bn /3
- V6 N  X* V" z1 f8 j- r& Z    31st Air Defense AA Battalion
  j, @; W! _( `5 {    12th Air Fleet. v# o4 r8 y5 X8 L1 D: @: Z' h
    23rd Field AF Construction Battalion
- s1 x. A3 f* p    15th Ind. Engineer Regiment
+ ]3 f) D8 u* d. P8 S& b5 G    12th Ind.AA Gun Co # L4 f; S! v; `  w4 z$ K
    61st Field AA Battalion2 @. Q/ I. E+ L3 G! n9 O
    23rd Ind.AA Gun Co ; v" \1 Q" v3 M% I6 R- V
    23rd Fld AA Gun Co 9 b2 F" L% B. U+ y6 S! |8 J) h" v' L
    22nd Fld AA Gun Co
3 l4 r/ \4 e) X* G5 ?- ]    21st JAAF Base Force /1
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8 V$ j& O0 y) {7 @% d    1st USMC Corps Tank Battalion
0 T: a& Q* h! k% V$ d    1st Marine Division) {7 O+ O; g- m+ S9 e+ {0 U
    763rd Tank Battalion
* B' y, q2 i% Y/ E1 I- K9 K    7th Infantry Division5 u6 ?& R; l+ L! z
    76th Coast AA Regiment+ v, W; ^0 Y0 \! W  W
    1st USMC Field Artillery Battalion
/ t* s' d7 Y! f3 P8 L4 {" w    7th USN Naval Construction Regiment. l7 O" `) w( \
    XIV US Corps* M/ G5 T( q& ]+ [" i9 G; b- D2 ?
    225th Field Artillery Battalion
' M! x! f# _) s8 K2 a5 i: |& K2 u    12th USN Naval Construction Regiment2 a9 k# W3 f8 [5 S$ m( o
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反例有很多，经典的就是刚刚结束的威克岛战役，由于陆战师炮兵火力弱，日军在反登陆炮击中几乎没有损失，于是上岸的陆战三师和陆军一个团损失惨重。假如能够在登陆序列中加强几个炮兵营，上岸炮击中即可削弱日军一半战力，拿下环礁也就更加轻松。
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9 }" l- x3 V7 i6 ]另外一点就是陆战三师由于stacking cost超过威克岛6000人驻军的限制2倍以上，被堆叠惩罚的非常严重，几乎只能发挥出战斗力的1/10。大统领认为在未来的6000环礁登陆战中应该多使用团级单位搭配重炮+坦克的组合。相信效率会大大提高，各位AE的大统领可以借鉴。

wangqifeng

就日军来看，陆战队也比普通海警要强，可能是陆战队里有那么几个薄皮装甲的关系，6000环礁如何精心配置队伍，是个考验计划能力的难题

chenrong

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, P4 {+ \2 g2 _" E& N" P赞美27一个。AE还是有很多地方值得研究的。% w* s) o+ B+ L" I4 N5 [! b+ g+ M( k
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防守方如果有重炮，坦克的话，通常情况下调整的很难看。我很多时候都是直接调师团上，不怎么注重辅助部队。感觉AE中硬功和软攻的针对性有所加强了。
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另外，我还看到工业总可以stockpiling水雷。这点很好，有时不小心就把水雷补上了。好刀要用到刀口上。

红叶

9月17日，攻克威克岛后扬长而去的盟军58舰队收到一个噩耗，留在威克岛卸载装备的数支大型运输船队遭到日军KB舰队的突然袭击，损失惨重。
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Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
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Japanese aircraft3 M3 \# M+ H3 w  o# K& {
      A6M5 Zero x 1553 ^5 n% w+ s0 Z) D4 Q, b5 q: {
      B6N1 Jill x 95
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Japanese aircraft losses$ M$ y: i( p3 Y" ^' J: J6 u9 g
      B6N1 Jill: 12 damaged7 ?0 V9 d8 u! k
      B6N1 Jill: 1 destroyed by flak+ G+ W* Y6 C1 F* k1 |; h

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      AM Dash' q. p; A$ Z" a5 g' P
      AK Blount, Torpedo hits 4, and is sunk
( D& X) W+ g$ X. u! s  t      APA Elmore, Torpedo hits 3, and is sunk
: f; @1 T: F' u# g- Y. M6 b8 I      APA Fayette, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire; h) _3 s/ \& W! f* a* G1 T
      APA Arthur Middleton, Torpedo hits 2, and is sunk1 N0 A- {- q: G  h# C0 q! k+ \
      APA Bolivar, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage0 n( W* s2 x7 r) J6 l( c
      APA Callaway, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage+ p5 b" N. C; l3 u
      AM Constant, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk. q4 F( s- t' g* u7 l3 Z/ L2 ~
      AM Firm, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
$ R0 [5 ~+ k1 F; a9 O; B      SC PC-580
2 a: g$ L0 Z) D/ z) U% _8 E; H      APA Cambria, Torpedo hits 3, and is sunk
: [4 S9 F1 F/ ~# |      APA President Adams, Torpedo hits 5, and is sunk# S. |0 b# \+ I- L
      APA President Jackson( K! z, u# d- x# z5 k
      APA President Polk, Torpedo hits 3,  on fire,  heavy damage
: }# P) _' Y7 i% p. N- U% ]      AK Bullock
: u5 q, w5 Z. L( f/ @5 G* L% A$ D      APA George Clymer, Torpedo hits 2, and is sunk
8 G6 [. S# [. Q) N1 d' T% d0 F      AK Alamosa
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: O1 t6 u  Z% X3 sAllied ground losses:( O& R+ x# N5 D/ d$ Q9 o3 Y0 S& B
      Vehicles lost 3 (3 destroyed, 0 disabled)
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% G/ O! A  F7 Z$ x. \0 ?* l+ eMorning Air attack on TF, near Wake Island at 136,98
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Weather in hex: Heavy rain
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Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 8,000 feet.' U, z& P0 \: t0 K: {: b
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes) V2 R3 m5 |) c6 j0 C2 a" U! T4 n  ^% W
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Japanese aircraft
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      B6N1 Jill x 13) b% \- W/ H, B. s6 A1 A1 m
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      B6N1 Jill: 2 damaged! |  T) u5 a- c+ G' Q
      B6N1 Jill: 2 destroyed by flak" Y5 I# f: j- d1 N# H. o! |

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      APA Fayette,  on fire! S& u% n6 K" a3 x2 l
      APA Callaway,  on fire,  heavy damage
- E! k; {$ c( J4 V9 w, L. F      APA President Jackson, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire
4 e+ r; t' E, G, X' M0 a% R0 t+ \      APA Bolivar, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
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盟军损失了大量宝贵的登陆战专用APA和AKA，算是帝国在威克岛让盟军出的最后一次血。
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Raid spotted at 36 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
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      G4M1 Betty x 68
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* M2 q/ r( z, l, z) t      B-24J Liberator: 45 damaged/ e7 O/ o# Q3 K" v2 R+ O8 M
      B-24J Liberator: 1 destroyed on ground  Y8 j% [, @9 `0 [7 o; K8 j  J
      B-17F Fortress: 28 damaged7 T' @5 p* g! _( G
      B-17F Fortress: 1 destroyed on ground$ r# Q& f% G% M* A
      C-47 Skytrain: 24 damaged
5 q- v5 ^' {) p( p" K" D6 Z      C-47 Skytrain: 2 destroyed on ground6 x' f1 P0 x. C% P9 y
      F-5A Lightning: 1 damaged! Z6 N2 \9 m2 G+ D! K
      F-5A Lightning: 1 destroyed on ground
: z) _3 w2 G9 R' y- a      B-24D1 Liberator: 22 damaged; F* A4 K7 Y! m! W
      B-24D1 Liberator: 2 destroyed on ground
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Airbase supply hits 9: h% J1 O* m& P1 x" `
Runway hits 75, E& E* G" S9 B& k

$ t/ o& x/ `% Z' w5 P在威克岛防御战中，帝国守军再次发扬艰苦奋战，死扛到底的武士道精神，让前来进攻的米国部队大吃苦头，损失惨重，这是帝国的无上荣耀，也昭示着盟军每前进一步，都要付出更大的代价。

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Sep 20, 43  j: z7 R, H3 F7 h/ i

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Sub attack near Muntok  at 50,895 _- G2 b/ Z9 `7 o) {' T, T) R+ J
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Japanese Ships# l8 X) e2 |9 L5 Q& Q: B
      TK Nissyo Maru, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage: b, ~" |, l6 N! O5 i
      SC Ch 93 C; Q( |3 K7 g
      TK Takane Maru9 ?: s  X0 i: B
      TK Jinei Maru
. w1 ]% B4 ]4 ~; W/ r+ |      SC Ch 44/ S9 G! z; V  S5 K( V# ]
      SC Ch 43+ l1 z, W1 ]% M4 k9 w

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      SS Greenling, hits 6

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Sep 21, 43
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偷渡Ailinglaplap的日军巡逻船被盟军海监果断击毙，4艘3000吨级，10分一艘的PB被送入海底3 v2 D4 N  e6 t- k9 ]
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( N! Z+ T8 V& s3 a* ]Night Time Surface Combat, near Ailinglaplap at 133,117, Range 11,000 Yards
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Japanese Ships7 X  m$ [- m5 G' a( Q# q9 w
      PB Santos Maru, Shell hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage. d$ ?* V: z% }4 N
      PB Aso Maru #7, Shell hits 2,  heavy fires
! w! p. @- D+ G* d; t  f3 e3 t. o; j      PB Kinsyo Maru #4, Shell hits 6,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
; J5 i  Q- T6 h2 J      PB Ginyo Maru, Shell hits 18, and is sunk* ^; _* Y' s) H& n
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      CA Portland
% S; V) q/ F  b) I# e% K+ C      CA Northampton9 n" Y! ^( h3 q! L
      CA Chester% c9 Z( z. ^, L0 V. ]* N, Y3 X
      CA Louisville
3 p" t. p+ g1 b7 j      CA Astoria
" o3 x: f1 E7 l$ q% F8 N1 {  _- e      CA Minneapolis
2 |7 U! j" P, m      CA San Francisco- b& T. m; C. G  b5 G
      CA Quincy
/ p% u& z/ z# o  [: K8 F- h- c      CA Frobisher6 j% O! o, R9 c& R% g% P
      CL Danae
- G, N. X6 U* N! i      CL Newcastle) U4 l; I0 h/ j
      CL Marblehead: w" D0 r: x+ M8 N
      CL Cleveland
" @2 C* n6 A6 O2 g8 p2 W! C: h4 @: B# |      CL Montpelier* c) Q$ O4 w% K7 T6 o# l$ K
      CL Denver
5 U+ F6 F$ ^' r6 x+ a1 e/ t+ U5 R0 R      CL Santa Fe& ]6 X# s) N5 m
      CL Mobile- @, w; G1 c! W- u8 K+ L
      DD Ammen
+ q0 M4 B' E. n4 N      DD Anthony5 t! g) @3 B" d3 k9 d# {
      DD Beale7 K: v4 f# Q1 o; I
      DD Boyd
" L: [) Y3 b& b      DD Braine( y  V4 s& L& p- D/ ?
      DD Bush; R2 d& `2 n: G5 k& M5 p. y
      DD Dyson
' l! F7 s6 r3 Y/ z/ S      DD Eaton4 Y; F* K1 c9 U  W' @# g

* j$ D2 V9 i3 D- f6 ^" l! p! z--------------------------------------------------------------------------------; S! w4 k  z, @. X% X/ {4 m& t$ K
Night Time Surface Combat, near Ailinglaplap at 133,117, Range 5,000 Yards6 h2 R6 w. V2 C' D: v( T
, F1 A& a7 f  r
Japanese Ships- N- J* g& ?% G  z
      PB Santos Maru, Shell hits 7, and is sunk
, G  K3 m: Y9 T& m" ^* @9 `      PB Aso Maru #7, Shell hits 24, and is sunk* B$ q+ H, `' P, X& O
      PB Kinsyo Maru #4, and is sunk5 w4 V3 `1 P7 J8 R; V& ~
( D' J4 H2 T8 ?: f7 A, m: W' ^
Allied Ships
7 l% X) }  M- M0 J- L  e4 c. d      CA Wichita; p& |: ^: z3 r* a
      CA Baltimore
4 o8 j4 Y' L' a' b, O+ I$ t0 b3 m+ E      CA Shropshire
) F) }. ?% M2 L3 C5 z- a4 J7 d  q      CA Sussex
) {! [% M5 e" C* d      CA Suffolk3 _0 J; C5 R- c; b7 H
      CA Exeter/ D0 i6 x& `- ^# k
      DD Foote
. [# ~& O/ {- f# q  t+ {& I  [2 s: @      DD Halford
( }- v1 w* w% U) |& D      DD Hutchins
  O+ {4 I* Z+ T% a      DD LaVallette
9 q, \# r% \0 k0 z8 n      DD Philip
5 }8 |5 N- C- W6 R; k7 b( \      DD Radford  m% |: Z* P) i1 L& S: `6 \! m
      DD Renshaw% Y1 |4 y# E# ^* ?) |/ R
      DD Schroeder
4 ^' g# K# y5 a& e9 H& `8 p      DD Stanly/ c2 V7 w) ~) D  M! z0 x
      DD Strong
# L9 C( r1 A% h/ f2 X1 T; B0 c      DD Taylor
# c& X( |  b" p1 k$ ?1 E      DD Thatcher  P9 E  x* D7 v: I+ c  K& d' i  J
      DD Waller

chenrong

为啥要偷渡呢？红叶不是放弃马绍尔了么?

chenrong

另外，前提防潜艇有啥好的办法么？我每天都有船被潜艇搞沉。。。即使已经很注意集体护航。（牺牲速度)

红叶

感觉是进入43年9月份，盟军潜艇一下子爆发了，只要进攻，成功率很高

godkiller

熬到44年，你的反潜也会厉害起来的。顶住！

红叶

9月24日
! g% p7 g5 B$ s7 i% w. s日军潜艇终于再次开张，连续击沉两艘盟军大型油料补给船。* k8 y, O2 U- [" r6 j- z$ K  H
Submarine attack near Mili  at 142,121" z- q+ F+ j6 ?' [6 S; `

' J6 F- J" ?: N/ S  T7 IJapanese Ships
2 X* I# g7 f. D# P2 t1 |+ U      SS I-1772 z, b% T( j$ K5 p& W- y% V  s! P

- X0 T4 @- y/ m/ r. l8 ?. I" KAllied Ships
1 e$ F7 z  c" r      AO Saranac, Torpedo hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage  b  C, Y: d7 W) Y) p5 V, W

* v. |$ H/ T3 p6 O7 I  H1 p- oSubmarine attack near Mili  at 141,1213 d# u, I; ~. j8 C) b

* }2 F+ m( D: E2 L) Y$ J+ P/ D6 sJapanese Ships7 `% j' \; J& r+ T( l0 b0 e3 C$ G- k
      SS I-30" S4 W1 ~2 B  _2 S& g3 D& f
$ n2 d5 ?* m( X, g3 I9 {! {- E6 B3 E
Allied Ships
6 R5 o" ~, u# L% a; N      AO Kankakee, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy fires
7 w. n8 q% c* g3 s, E, n1 ?- S% I$ H8 {1 n( `
但是帝国油船队也再次被袭击，损失小油船一艘。. S& Z7 e: `( n- w' P9 j0 w4 Z
Sub attack near Donggala  at 68,97
* k6 m& U3 Z  ?: _0 S9 S: a! U4 v
# J( p+ K6 ]) wJapanese Ships
- y6 n* z. W& K: Y  I- x5 j      TK Kuremente Maru, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy fires,  heavy damage( H3 Q% ~; T# f0 U/ o
      TK Ose Maru. a, i" C: S2 g5 R5 H5 `
      TK Kyoko Maru
1 E* V0 S* M3 E2 E6 Q) Z      TK Azuma Maru #20 o+ ~( s# ^: }/ b. b- ]( \; R0 g
      TK Arima Maru #4
) ]# Q/ `4 h7 [& z# @5 g; E      TK Amatsu Maru- O3 I: Q4 T$ T( e* w
      SC CHa-27% V4 R+ e! y6 T! }5 D
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Allied Ships: R. \0 G$ L& @6 i
      SS Ray

chenrong

回想我第一档和石头，盟军鱼雷限制取消了，那个船沉的跟下饺子一样。。。

chrnoleer

日军有不少反潜8的SC

红叶

战斗进行到10月1日，米国出动58配合陆基轰炸机群开始对马绍尔群岛上日军最后一个据点发起狂轰滥炸，估计盟军最后的反攻已经快要到来了。5 @) W; d7 a8 M% k5 l9 o
同时进入9月份帝国开始不断在潜艇战中损失油轮，累计损失的油轮数量已经在9月份达到惊人的11艘，同时帝国反潜的无力化进一步加剧，盟军潜艇竟然可以在反潜飞机加上数队反潜编队的密集反潜网中来去自如

chenrong

日军的反潜是很悲剧的。必须统一护航到本土去。- H, _# F: q) {1 @; R9 h& f7 J

7 K* Y' f( H# Q2 e2 D' L# {( o除了历史模拟外，也算是对日军工业的某种限制。我重工现在都不扩了，反正够用。