reninhat

日军看来补给严重匮乏啊

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jun 12, 45
. D3 [9 @6 b) s' ]( e. ]4 ~不甘寂寞的克劳德天蝗在全球各地展开了游击行动，对盟军的后方战线造成了稍许损失% @3 N9 c2 n- v( M* p- d: n0 E
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9 X: l1 R% T4 B6 I9 ^2 {* H" X* a9 Q3 LMorning Air attack on Port Blair , at 46,58
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0 A+ p; d4 K/ v% Z' y0 @Weather in hex: Partial cloud( f7 O: M. `& }6 h
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Raid detected at 78 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.' o+ A  U& w! }6 s' A2 g+ Y; g+ W+ k* P- Y
Estimated time to target is 29 minutes& R3 R4 }- i* m' A* G: b

. q4 J6 P4 v( s7 i( K' e+ ^Japanese aircraft4 s! E. u! {/ ^* ?+ ^! D
      G3M3 Nell x 30& p3 \( e2 h" U/ H% V( V% T7 o

2 w5 U/ i, k& X! O4 wAllied aircraft
& x; I4 E* ?( Y9 b& P: S9 Z7 N2 V$ u$ a      no flights
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+ {( c$ i* C0 g0 }- C1 eJapanese aircraft losses
  N8 E) `: D7 o, ?      G3M3 Nell: 5 damaged
4 C3 C3 N# i* d( H8 X0 K, |" W* f      G3M3 Nell: 1 destroyed by flak
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1 x5 _8 [3 c- m* M9 B& T9 m% DAllied aircraft losses
7 L" g& E( P: [1 J  Q      Barracuda II: 22 damaged
, y" F4 ~1 |: u( ]" L8 h' L: W) r      Barracuda II: 2 destroyed on ground
  H* w8 P0 @% w9 Y. B0 V/ [      TBM-1C Avenger: 51 damaged
# Q) l4 F2 Z5 l& X      TBM-1C Avenger: 2 destroyed on ground
: l/ K7 g/ r9 z$ V- \( j      SBD-5 Dauntless: 28 damaged
0 k/ n: j, [- C; S' }      SBD-5 Dauntless: 2 destroyed on ground5 ^: ^8 f. {- @2 r

" y0 d5 ^2 P5 A$ l# Q7 A- \Allied ground losses:
8 C4 T- @/ R" A8 |- P9 q& E      6 casualties reported
6 |, l- s6 |: p# @" u  ]: r7 w         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled$ W. V) E& ~9 D1 T: k
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
/ `* F" B8 v& w* \+ X  L' K! k2 G         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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) q+ w& S/ P9 w! gAirbase hits 20
1 x: b' f- E" b, d% c  aAirbase supply hits 6
6 N# B3 M1 v" H9 u$ fRunway hits 56. v. V, m7 U+ {1 f6 l3 U

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Morning Air attack on TF, near Misool at 80,108
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Weather in hex: Moderate rain* C( N: y* ]3 ~' R- z/ B0 O8 y
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Raid spotted at 43 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.( L& P. I. s9 I
Estimated time to target is 14 minutes* o& N9 Q% w4 e/ v

2 |2 J/ S0 Q4 ^. W) k7 z+ AJapanese aircraft
+ J# i9 p3 f5 e8 y+ e+ I      B6N2 Jill x 26! A; J8 s" p8 J- W- O

; b+ G( w) g$ _1 o; GJapanese aircraft losses9 c2 B( V8 G4 u  r! M
      B6N2 Jill: 2 damaged
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& h5 l8 a& e# f: y% v' \7 {Allied Ships! e0 A  b$ D2 ^7 }8 W
      xAP Cape Meares
- l  Q* q1 A& |( }      xAK Cape John, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires
$ [  r' |  {) h7 X; y      xAK Cape Falcon, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
5 H/ N" a4 z2 g2 ]! C      xAK Shahzada' A9 |+ c; ?  V6 q, B3 _3 a
      xAK Diloma
# O' T6 P, e+ w& T3 Y/ k      xAK Cape Isabel, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage0 B. ]7 r/ @9 d' S- E" K7 |  A( G
      xAK Cape Lookout
/ W: U! m- e. V6 e6 e& p# `- z% O      xAK Cape Charles, Bomb hits 2,  on fire
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Allied ground losses:" ?# X6 I: O. R+ {, L' Q6 J
      9 casualties reported
- Y7 O8 a5 k0 S$ n         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled7 q! ]' o; D! |6 Z$ J& h
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 5 disabled
8 J- w; `) f0 ^& _1 N0 x         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
' G" b" s3 M* ]$ ?0 {      Guns lost 18 (8 destroyed, 10 disabled)
: ~6 @6 g" w+ ?1 C( c% d8 ^3 p      Vehicles lost 8 (3 destroyed, 5 disabled)3 G# e0 X' `' [& ]* u2 T

: j% _# N8 W; g9 n+ E! @/ HAircraft Attacking:+ W+ t; l% O' D; D) [
      26 x B6N2 Jill bombing from 6000 feet
) m$ r3 n4 M4 [( J+ u/ }               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb+ T$ M5 |- y* A, Q3 U* g& u, h# P% W
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Heavy smoke from fires obscuring xAK Cape Isabel1 R% ^$ f: Q+ o, g
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Jolo at 74,93  s: h6 O! a+ `% o
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Weather in hex: Light cloud- P+ }* c1 N- C; W9 ~; A" ~

+ T5 A, c  u1 J$ CRaid detected at 71 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
" l3 z, l. r$ }$ R# D/ fEstimated time to target is 19 minutes
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% f2 `  u6 E$ Z# C! W5 |! a$ F) fJapanese aircraft+ C+ |" g4 t& t5 x: P+ ]/ B
      B7A2 Grace x 11
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2 x& |% a& i# }: UJapanese aircraft losses
2 w7 ~/ a) N5 K" K9 Q6 |      B7A2 Grace: 4 damaged" p, |$ Y( e) D( D5 s
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Allied Ships+ O7 e: ?1 {' p7 P7 L' f+ U: Y4 H
      DD Hull4 A7 @- i' A% V7 S
      AKA Aurelia, Bomb hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage' w2 n5 h8 V0 {5 v

+ M7 a3 n- q# y; bAircraft Attacking:
0 O3 m! Q/ ?& C, }       1 x B7A2 Grace releasing from 3000': H7 b7 b3 m& i! i
               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb& t( E, x5 H1 }
       6 x B7A2 Grace releasing from 2000'
* n7 x4 |* s2 W9 K6 T9 x! u; L2 q5 B  D) I               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb1 \: f% F  |, J! I) T
       4 x B7A2 Grace releasing from 1000'
0 ]! s8 O, y5 n( f$ Y- d               Naval Attack:  2 x 250 kg SAP Bomb2 K, X4 K9 `4 g% r* `
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Heavy smoke from fires obscuring AKA Aurelia) I% _1 g9 b+ z1 T
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" H5 M! ?/ o" z* U! C4艘三天后仍未撤出战区的日军CVE被从Cotabato起飞的俯冲轰炸机全部送入海底
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Boac at 80,80
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1 f# ^5 ~3 _2 t& b% R: o/ _7 eWeather in hex: Light cloud6 J$ c9 c$ U9 A1 r' n% o6 N
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Raid detected at 54 NM, estimated altitude 16,000 feet.
$ u- P, m2 F9 DEstimated time to target is 23 minutes
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Japanese aircraft8 u! p+ S/ v5 {7 _- k5 M0 z' b
      no flights* z* r/ [# ^9 q0 h+ e2 p
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Allied aircraft8 R) J; X7 ]8 ]5 q1 m3 t6 a0 ^0 E
      F6F-5 Hellcat x 24. K. s& u5 f& u5 O
      SB2C-4 Helldiver x 32: m( n6 M" `1 d
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No Japanese losses
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Allied aircraft losses
' d: l1 C; {- h" H! V3 D6 c( ?      SB2C-4 Helldiver: 1 damaged& i; h" ~/ f6 a
      SB2C-4 Helldiver: 1 destroyed by flak, L+ u/ `% z/ K* F9 z
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      CVE Shimane Maru, Bomb hits 4, and is sunk9 _9 A" k* a% I" J; q( P* O
      CVE Unyo, Bomb hits 4,  on fire,  heavy damage
4 X1 t: s, M3 V/ Q: |      CVE Chigusa Maru, Bomb hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage3 l+ f/ `& o+ r, F; Q
      CVE Otakisan Maru, Bomb hits 7,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
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Aircraft Attacking:
& N# z+ R: r3 b8 S. ^' |8 R      23 x SB2C-4 Helldiver releasing from 2000' * 4 E/ o& a: Z" o
               Naval Attack:  1 x 500 lb SAP Bomb
" o; y$ O1 s6 S       4 x SB2C-4 Helldiver releasing from 4000' * & L& i- g( e! s- \8 f0 S
               Naval Attack:  1 x 500 lb SAP Bomb; u- r, Q; }3 h% T% E$ i( |
       4 x SB2C-4 Helldiver releasing from 3000' *
; p, x. s1 c# [# s+ u7 l               Naval Attack:  1 x 500 lb SAP Bomb
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Heavy smoke from fires obscuring a Japanese CVE
4 l% @3 f! U+ g  @" Z' X7 sHeavy smoke from fires obscuring a Shimane Maru class CVE
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Burias at 80,81) t# I3 }2 [& ~# p& M

: ~! _3 x# d2 vWeather in hex: Moderate rain% E; F' h9 o6 L$ r

/ S- J9 G/ {. L$ l, bRaid detected at 68 NM, estimated altitude 19,000 feet.
2 ~- g2 a! B  g& D7 b4 u! P: _. jEstimated time to target is 29 minutes# a$ c% Q& v5 t) c3 ~! `- x
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Allied aircraft" g* i% J; |# C! T0 z/ ?* |
      SB2C-4 Helldiver x 32
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No Allied losses
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Japanese Ships
4 ?3 }: o9 f; G- \. ~      E No.69, Bomb hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
; G% C/ l$ K( z6 j, D5 B( e$ f, r1 H      E No.32, Bomb hits 2, and is sunk
6 @- B$ l6 y( n! S      E No.36, Bomb hits 2, and is sunk
5 U0 s8 @; e, Y3 ^; Q/ I      E No.76, Bomb hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage1 c8 L/ o3 y; I2 v* S4 _3 w' ]+ q% O

5 B& B; n# I  X/ c, n9 jAircraft Attacking:
+ ]9 g7 b+ s3 @+ u, a3 Y/ _      11 x SB2C-4 Helldiver releasing from 2000' * ! G# u' I4 i& O  g
               Naval Attack:  1 x 500 lb SAP Bomb) W/ @3 D3 u! ]
      13 x SB2C-4 Helldiver releasing from 3000' *
% k1 l0 U5 s  [3 E               Naval Attack:  1 x 500 lb SAP Bomb
7 p5 m. d$ v% _2 q       8 x SB2C-4 Helldiver releasing from 4000' * & k) n+ Y9 X, ^, F/ V3 R" ~
               Naval Attack:  1 x 500 lb SAP Bomb
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Heavy smoke from fires obscuring E No.69
% q/ b5 W4 ]- d8 L9 x' AHeavy smoke from fires obscuring E No.32% `# `0 h* O8 }3 y6 U
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring E No.368 f( K$ l3 Y2 r$ j# e
Heavy smoke from fires obscuring E No.76
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Aitape at 97,116$ @0 X5 x8 S0 Q, o4 H) G( y

2 I8 [5 E9 }; c: t: gWeather in hex: Moderate rain8 t/ C% P& k6 t! ?6 R% h6 x
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Raid spotted at 10 NM, estimated altitude 18,000 feet.
+ s, ^  B# Q8 i: z- b/ {Estimated time to target is 3 minutes  i9 [# @# Z' }$ C9 [# D0 _' f/ _
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Allied aircraft9 h2 z) w6 }! {  H
      SBD-5 Dauntless x 21
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No Allied losses7 A9 i# h8 C, d

! j8 f2 b8 I3 CJapanese Ships  N2 U& }, m2 O, W
      xAK Yamaoka Maru, Bomb hits 6,  heavy fires,  heavy damage2 w  \& b, H: p' [
      PB Kiso Maru, Bomb hits 6, and is sunk* a1 L$ g" u' L7 I5 c

8 M  ^  p) m# t9 AAircraft Attacking:
- @0 K. y4 S' b* C/ v" k/ A" q       5 x SBD-5 Dauntless releasing from 2000'
: D- f: {+ }6 \# k9 B               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
3 a. D0 v$ ?1 r0 [$ K, a7 ?      10 x SBD-5 Dauntless releasing from 3000'' T$ _- X: ]7 X! h& `
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
* P" }" }/ Y2 Z" p; s% H       6 x SBD-5 Dauntless releasing from 4000'- d+ Q6 o4 }' X! W$ }: u/ k
               Naval Attack:  1 x 1000 lb SAP Bomb
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& E7 p3 Q& C9 c$ ?- JHeavy smoke from fires obscuring xAK Yamaoka Maru
  p5 P  _1 W  ?$ R1 q$ |Heavy smoke from fires obscuring PB Kiso Maru

wangqifeng

大统领对新任天蝗仍然毫不手软啊，还想不想进攻本岛？话说后期日军单机场看来是怎么也没法扛的，必须弄临近机场联防啊

红叶

机场群的效率还不如单个9级大基地
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这主要是由于AE里的LCAP效率大大不如本地直掩的效率所致5 o2 V3 j/ ~3 |' R8 l
哪怕就在临近的隔壁一个，过去LCAP的战斗机都会被扫场的敌机打成树上的落叶，完全不能跟本地直掩的战斗力相比较，而且日军直掩的一个致命弱点就是预警不足，每次都是添油战术对抗敌机大集群扫场，假如搞成LCAP的话，问题就更加严重了，估计等敌机都通场过了才赶到

wangqifeng

机场群的效率还不如单个9级大基地
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1 L! `+ {+ X/ P2 u这主要是由于AE里的LCAP效率大大不如本地直掩的效率所致
/ I; v0 y/ i6 @8 c8 R6 ?' f哪怕就在临近的隔壁一个，过去LCAP的战斗机都会被扫场的敌机打成树上的落叶，完全不能跟本地直掩的战斗力相比较，而且日 ...
  l7 ~  r8 p( z; A红叶 发表于 2014-10-6 09:18

# @" ~" g; O( Z5 E' g$ PLCAP虽然效率不行，但总比单机场直接被犁平好，我的想法是，本地直掩对抗扫场的战斗机，而LCAP来对付后续的4发。这样应该比全本地直掩被扫场打趴窝，然后被4发白白炸毁在机场上强

reninhat

只有训练大法了

s9723

訓練大法偶爾偷雞還行，作為正規機場防禦戰術就不行了
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3 n0 k. |; }9 H# ]訓練中機隊攔截轟炸機是機率性的，而且整體效率不佳，數百四發犁過去機場照樣被廢

红叶

" P6 t& O3 Q3 B5 e8 k+ C5 U* [3 ALCAP虽然效率不行，但总比单机场直接被犁平好，我的想法是，本地直掩对抗扫场的战斗机，而LCAP来对付后续的4发。这样应该比全本地直掩被扫场打趴窝，然后被4发白白炸毁在机场上强4 `! b5 [- g$ v% I5 h5 ]
wangqifeng 发表于 2014-10-6 16:10

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4 i# C% g. h( y不会有这么理想的情况的，多半是LCAP和本地CAP一起被扫场扫光

hades1001

其实虽然没有什么激烈的战斗，盟军4发的库存仍然是个位数* O8 v4 s3 e( d1 h; D4 i! L/ y

1 S( Y$ j! ^. T/ X0 i- {不止是四发，就连双发轰炸机的库存都在100以下7 q; Q$ E# Z8 r6 }% h

" T8 X7 l) A# t! X; Z: y3 r/ y如果日军可以连续几次重创盟军4发的话，很长一段时间内盟军都只能干瞪眼，AE里盟军轰炸机的产量实在是无语

冷情人

继续，继续卖萌···

阿姆罗

有一句说一句，相比官版和血战，AE的飞机补充产量是有史以来最低的，没有之一。

wangqifeng

虽说盟军飞机补充有限制，但一边是叫穷，一边是炸得对方一佛升天二佛涅磐，感觉很奇妙啊

红叶

AE里盟军飞机补充少是建立在逆天的交换比的基础上的，补充比WITP少，但是损失更少，尤其后期，交换比简直美如画

阿姆罗

ops可比witp更凶残，虽然当场击落的不多，回头一看ops，也一样吓死你，witp没那么多弯弯，都是要么击坠，要么回去。ops不多，除非航校生，那ops每回合10来架正常，高经验的很少ops。

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jun 18, 45
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; B3 f- R/ r. Y. e$ ^日军一支四艘DD组成的小分队闯入了盟军在苏门答腊的登陆场，击沉多艘AK+ h" }8 P1 E5 ]. T
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这里属于战线后方，盟军稍微麻痹大意了一下，就被克劳德天蝗钻了空子，损失了几十辆坦克和大量卡车: ~& q+ M, F9 f# a3 N* e  k' L  {
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Day Time Surface Combat, near Oosthaven at 48,96, Range 20,000 Yards
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' L- \. H; q/ R7 I- sJapanese Ships2 b0 k( y: k" @: X+ k1 c+ W
      DD Kiyonami
! W( x  o/ T. c9 x      DD Hamanami, Shell hits 1
7 a: k+ G0 I7 O/ X      DD Kiyoshimo
* @* ]. |) u+ \( E3 ~- n& i      DD Akishimo, Shell hits 1* M$ Y2 @; v7 Z/ i

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Allied Ships2 l3 n. B6 c- |
      xAK Trieste, Shell hits 2- }, T, M# B" E: p
      xAK West Cawthon7 b, A- C" a# ^. E" H
      xAK Santa Rita
: m' b( B! `4 P  ?- W( J      xAK Atlanta City* Z  O: Y: O# O6 `2 G
      xAK Fairfield City1 @. o" k- v+ i! g/ t% y" u
      xAK Knoxville City, Shell hits 1,  on fire6 r2 W, `& Y9 ^* p0 s  F
      xAK Steel Maker
; I+ ]; h' f/ s' u; p      xAK Steel Age
: Q* Q0 B. d6 `$ }; {  |( \  W      xAK Hobart Baker, Shell hits 4,  heavy fires
1 `/ e8 J( g! O      xAK Horace Wells
: V2 T  ~6 a7 i0 c7 T      xAK Ina Coolbrith) e2 A' }% {3 M# u1 f/ `
      xAK Irving M. Scott7 {+ j- }/ N$ A5 \3 O2 c
      xAK Jack London
2 ]$ j& L# Y5 O      xAK Jacob Riis
* ^4 C" S8 e0 h( A( i2 Y      xAK Jacob S. Mansfield
/ S* p5 [6 s9 F0 t  |# P" J! ^      xAK Jacques Laramie4 h9 k4 d+ g. N+ D1 C( e* R
      xAK James B. McPherson# I# |9 |; q8 N. a- q
      xAK James Harlan/ L: ^9 t) h5 R' ~; i
      xAK James L. Breck
2 C, ~8 F# k* F1 m. [      xAK James Lick, Shell hits 8,  heavy fires/ P% D7 {9 K. N! v% s
      xAK James Schureman
' N6 r. @  o) {      xAK Jane Addams
2 e% q+ J6 a( ~0 {# F      xAK Jefferson Davis
* V4 k/ {& C, L' J1 _      xAK Jeremiah M. Daily( k  W. n7 h; e# I1 N
      xAK John A. Johnson$ j3 \& U: l0 f% z; ^
      xAK John Alden6 Q1 [( p4 d9 l& a" I( z
      xAK John Carroll0 j, W% {2 [( Y; q& T" q' l
      xAK John Drake Sloat) i0 b( d0 n5 ?, p- I! U3 M1 i; n
      xAK John J. Ingalls
4 F0 ?! F1 {5 k( b7 ?      xAK John Lind,  heavy damage
6 d- r+ h) s- U0 |" d      xAK John P. Gaines. a$ h' w* Q7 |
      xAK John S. Casement
2 h  T: P( m! K  F- K      xAK Jose Sepulveda
6 w" Q2 Q" b+ s. S6 V  O8 n$ w      xAK Joseph K. Toole8 ?8 U2 c& Z) `) I
      xAK Joseph Priestley/ s& k* l% L6 `1 E' c
      xAK Joseph Simon
" q7 Z* y8 D: h" M; D      xAK Josiah Earl
3 c' q# J" }. A. p* ~# q0 R      xAK Jubal A. Early
6 N( }( e# h9 L" U) I( F2 n      xAK Leonidas Merritt6 T7 c) i# }9 k' p3 K6 w! ^
      xAK M. H. De Young
+ N9 T& U  a- ?/ K+ R      xAK Marcus Daly
, w8 k/ v& u3 K. k# j; a      xAK Margaret Fuller
1 X( w& i, o$ I! s      xAK Matthew B. Brady
% b! Q( k- C7 p! E+ B+ E      xAK Matthew Lyon, Shell hits 2,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
1 }3 C9 d2 S) ^" Q, ]% s      xAK Matthew P. Deady, Shell hits 1,  heavy fires5 ]- F4 n) H8 }1 ?1 N* `! u! N& \
      xAK Michael C. Kerr* G  r2 a8 V1 ^
      xAK Nathaniel Crosby, Shell hits 2,  heavy fires+ B) A; Y6 ^4 L( y: @$ L+ K
      xAK Nicholas J. Sinnott,  heavy damage
3 |2 ]6 k$ P1 T6 L6 W: I5 b. t      xAK Norman Hapgood, z; y) @. |; u4 z" K. [0 G
      xAK Peter Donahue,  heavy damage
- g/ b# W% b) V( e+ F, C7 a      xAK Peter H. Burnett
3 z% {" K4 W7 Y+ C; s: U& Y      xAK Pierre S. Dupont
" j4 q) F3 t) m( p: Y; `      xAK Prince L. Campbell) Q( ], `2 m+ I$ B
      xAK R. C. Brennan, Shell hits 2, and is sunk( o9 X; k) E. i$ M; Y
      xAK R. P. Warner' ~, T% @, K' k* t+ N* S9 X
      xAK Robert J. Walker
- O0 _2 y" {+ ?) S9 V: |! F' {      KV Thyme, Shell hits 32, and is sunk6 ~) g- D' {+ p8 f' ]
      xAK Robert M. Lafollette, Shell hits 1, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
4 y  e2 H" ~# t  x/ B      KV Jasmine, Shell hits 22, and is sunk
+ l. ?( d( g. z* h- O2 [. X( l& \      xAK Samvern, Shell hits 38, and is sunk
. ?0 Q% {" q" |. G8 ?      xAK Samphire, Shell hits 37, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk: f2 K  y. k( k: n' d$ H5 K: b
      xAK Sampan, Shell hits 18, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
0 D( o" D  ?1 d- A/ ^      xAK Siantar, Shell hits 21,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
6 h) C4 ?1 j  l, t      xAK Troilus, Shell hits 12,  heavy fires
7 Z$ C$ ?8 y# Q" z  L: O. J      xAK William W. Mayo, Shell hits 47, and is sunk
4 d- c1 A0 z; e' D1 a* |      xAK Glenaffric, Shell hits 15,  on fire3 H! A3 r9 m$ N9 O' F3 D3 U$ [0 a
      xAK Peshawur, Shell hits 6
5 A3 r6 j! p) M+ f# r      xAK William S. Young, Shell hits 6,  heavy fires3 D* B' ~# g5 W& E8 b; I
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Allied ground losses:
% d+ K' ?$ Y4 ^# G" D: i      642 casualties reported
% j' D) w( {7 d* U' m8 H         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
% B6 R* j, T1 n- d" Z( _; v+ _& g         Non Combat: 209 destroyed, 257 disabled# O1 s6 k; h( |: N" s
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
. ?. ]! \" M! i7 g. s      Guns lost 123 (46 destroyed, 77 disabled)
+ c- e3 ^" t! O, j& E; Z      Vehicles lost 324 (180 destroyed, 144 disabled): y! n% d6 O( f* r
随后盟军把苏门答腊岛上最后一个日军机场夷平，几天来该机场大量起飞飞机骚扰盟军，终于有了报应' u+ U' A6 p. W- ~% `7 Z" Y
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+ ?8 I$ L% C& e2 }9 F2 QMorning Air attack on Benkoelen , at 45,91 . {* G# e# `$ W0 O+ B; C1 \' n$ p" k
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Weather in hex: Light cloud8 X+ C8 A$ U7 C8 q- X

+ n/ L' `. }$ o& Q& ~; }Raid spotted at 39 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.
+ I' Q9 W# K, C' H* O. i, CEstimated time to target is 16 minutes
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Japanese aircraft) o' ~9 Z0 h8 T; U
      no flights
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Allied aircraft8 K- X5 |7 b8 C/ g5 ]5 ~
      B-24J Liberator x 33
3 z3 u, A/ E% \      B-24J Liberator x 70
# ~- W; _1 G; K  `+ g# I+ l      P-38L Lightning x 8% r. k, l" ~+ E8 C# I
      PB4Y-2 Privateer x 23
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$ B* Q* O6 b* S! Q9 P8 \Japanese aircraft losses6 g/ [& r3 D$ Z
      N1K5-J George: 23 destroyed on ground
  e# k& C& S/ w: g+ J. j- i. d      B7A2 Grace: 17 destroyed on ground; N, E+ ^3 C. D7 K0 W
      Ki-84r Frank: 11 destroyed on ground
* t9 d" \0 N7 @: A5 d      E15K1 Norm: 1 destroyed on ground5 z3 M1 ?, z; q& l, E
      D4Y4 Judy: 13 destroyed on ground
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No Allied losses% i9 Q  Q' C- Y- U0 D0 y6 o

; t  L3 Q6 `& F. x$ p" Q, Q+ a  WJapanese ground losses:+ a; Z' j4 |! _
      8 casualties reported
$ u9 X% N1 R# d2 F         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled# a* \  n! @. E2 q( b; t9 \
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled- K7 G* |, @- @: M* p6 }0 F
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled7 @+ B7 t7 X/ c4 Q. D9 e
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Airbase hits 94& f2 ?1 F- f7 d: k1 C7 D) X. }  o  ]
Airbase supply hits 19
# y9 e' Z- w* F* y) Q) U6 s4 Z4 y; hRunway hits 113