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盟军果然老成持重！！扫清外围据点！避实就虚，打下NG必然能使蝗军元气大伤啊！

amdddr

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硫磺岛一是油船被偷袭，二是兵力不足，二次攻略的话很有可能拿下/ @: b0 \& K, `" l  A' f! O
godkiller 发表于 2013-11-6 07:49

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即使二次攻略也不知道到底要多少战力才能拿下，兵力越多，就意味着攻略的风险越大，如果说一次损失2000多战力还处于盟军还可以接受的程度的话，第二次攻略还需上多少战力才能在风险和收益之前取得平衡呢？如果上了4000战力仍不能拿下，那么几个月内盟军在太平洋方向的攻略就可以先歇歇了。

红叶

1月15日，盟军首先登陆控遏莫尔兹比港到拉包尔海上航路、位于NG半岛顶点的米尔恩湾基地，登陆首日有两个美军师两个坦克团顺利上岸，当面日军仅有一个旅团和两个海警中队，双方战力悬殊，更重要的是，日本守军思想松懈，防守准备不充分，估计盟军可以切豆腐般轻松拿下。' |7 z- y: d, W" B: [4 f
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AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 15, 454 s$ w9 j2 _& g$ s  K0 r- c+ W
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0 {) T; T1 ]) L% A0 [Pre-Invasion action off Milne Bay (101,133)+ B% R1 {4 i" {4 b
Defensive Guns engage approaching landing force
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200 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
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, `" R# R& u6 H9 e" E' K! LAllied Ships* \- Z4 r% f" f
      AM Shelter
' b/ x  H  K) k8 m2 @3 W      AM Serene
; d( W% j& j0 Y0 z3 X& D      AM Sentry7 B% V9 l% B/ P! Z8 \8 G3 l4 ?
      AM Ransom6 _( ?! J  }) K' g* r" u
      AM Champion( B8 I+ X' n, H; Q$ f/ w
      AM Chief
. c1 y% ~- O- ]( F      AM Prevail$ j9 U- ^% m# P8 q8 `( Q8 P0 t
      AM Oracle0 w  g! h9 K% T0 W) H& g
      APA Menifee5 `4 u, y$ J- o+ K9 a* t; A
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Amphibious Assault at Milne Bay (101,133)
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; ^" F) X5 `/ G  n! ~TF 246 troops unloading over beach at Milne Bay, 101,1338 o, R# f) |6 ^
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Allied ground losses:
7 i6 |; Q" `; M# c6 |      366 casualties reported
* [9 w  y# y$ P7 b         Squads: 1 destroyed, 56 disabled* e6 c# ^8 h/ ]1 g# P8 ~  N0 W
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 60 disabled+ d6 O8 Q% B1 D+ W! t! R6 y( u, i7 E8 m
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled' F; S# U% i7 |" Y4 S4 e
      Guns lost 21 (0 destroyed, 21 disabled)) ~% N! `5 `# G! L
      Vehicles lost 75 (1 destroyed, 74 disabled)- h0 M" E. [5 y, ]
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值得一提的是，本次作战，日军潜艇部队使用了新的战法，避开盟军扫雷船队，独出心裁地在盟军船队前进路线上布设水雷，开战第一天取得击伤两艘盟军运输船的战果。# M$ Z1 l0 D/ r$ T) Q& i. L
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TF 294 encounters mine field at 101,1348 A! B1 n" U& x5 Y0 K( l
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      AK Livingston
& d0 {, {5 h% f7 Q      AK Alnitah, Mine hits 1
5 d7 @% I. R; N% s      AK Sculptor, Mine hits 19 i* U$ h. z3 P% J4 [
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当天由于准备不足，拉包尔日军没有对盟军的登陆行动作出任何反击，盟军顺利上岸1 A0 O4 {) _# M# j
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Ground combat at Milne Bay (101,133)" z. v" \9 f7 ?: b6 `/ J2 |* Q

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  X( V- S' R. Q; [3 f8 {9 TAttacking force 8897 troops, 83 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 346, @, V3 U* l! `6 ~- \/ X5 i

; v" j) r! H8 d) gDefending force 25978 troops, 458 guns, 815 vehicles, Assault Value = 900
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Japanese ground losses:( \, W* E/ a( y5 a
      36 casualties reported# v3 H2 I4 b8 U' v
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled
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         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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      19 casualties reported* D6 ]+ C' [, c2 H9 o4 c& s# N
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
0 u# O8 \' s4 B/ h0 t' M         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled8 ~. ]& U% y$ Q$ X+ X
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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    23rd Ind.Mixed Brigade
( y, h' E3 u  M# m    48th Naval Guard Unit
! R& }7 S4 V& o( b; u; k    62nd Naval Guard Unit
! f* j, E! W: K2 g- E$ F; p8 o    14th JAAF AF Coy 0 S. d3 k2 R. F$ Y& X
    11th RF Gun Battalion* i9 z. a; ~3 O6 j7 R6 ~1 I
    39th Field AA Battalion- a/ m6 o  k4 C1 c! [3 _) `& p4 Z# _
    35th JNAF AF Unit 5 F5 r4 C! @& a
    3rd Fleet /27 n+ G+ E: A) W) [& c' N
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Defending units:
- L  [: Z3 Q3 p: \/ o) `    3rd Marine Division
4 p) s- m' B( I7 u  V    766th Tank Battalion5 `( l* s& k  p$ m
    Americal Infantry Division3 x" [$ Z7 C* Y# _  e
    5th USMC Tank Battalion
3 l3 Z1 F& J- U2 d$ I; [    608th Coast AA Regiment- b8 n$ C2 j. J* e6 Z
    Tenth US Army1 h; W/ A" x! i" ?
    544th Field Artillery Battalion

hades1001

硫磺岛油船不过损失了很少一部分，关键是直接登陆损失太大，滩头阵地估计都拿不下
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再登陆又是突击只能白白送死，盟军在太平洋准备了几套方案，既然硫磺岛失败就只能稳妥点了

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 16, 456 {- x7 x, b- P& I, N: x
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盟军一支小型舰队突袭土鲁克，在能见度低下的情况下利用雷达重创日军驻留舰队。# o) T, q0 s6 E0 ^3 N# ?* S
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6 {! I; J7 n; y- M* Y" rNight Time Surface Combat, near Truk at 112,108, Range 6,000 Yards
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. f1 ?8 n# O) t4 N, U; }      CL Agano, Shell hits 2# ~4 }, B. ?. M
      CL Jintsu, Shell hits 1
7 f' \2 o' N$ v      DD Yudachi, Shell hits 19 c1 s! r- v  ?  N$ v' ]
      DD Samidare, Shell hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage8 g: A& Q  ?" n! H$ K
      DD Kawakaze, Shell hits 10,  heavy fires,  heavy damage7 E* z# x* |8 K7 F2 I
      DD Suzukaze, Shell hits 1,  on fire1 U( o" B5 x4 T
      DD Hatsuharu
$ F$ g- w6 f& t      DD Wakaba- W) S0 @/ J! S% w
      DD Tadeshiwa, Shell hits 4,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
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$ U% r* D, M8 ?9 n      CL Achilles, Shell hits 5
& ^! K- |6 K; p. D      DD Hyman. h. o; s9 g7 J) E" w3 E
      DD Samuel Moore' }8 S+ M, d2 Q1 V3 O
      DD Taussig, q, O. D& Y: S. g
      DD Dortch+ [6 c9 A3 S4 u9 j8 D# w( ^, [, B+ M
      DD Marshall
9 r$ I' u0 h" D" i0 p0 ^  z      DD Prichett
+ F. l; P6 T6 |; V4 r. v      DD Ross
" _1 q1 i% u- h8 M0 J4 x4 q      DD Wedderburn4 Y# @; Q, ^3 ~; [( P2 m
      DD Wickes
  {  k1 Q2 g# D# U6 J# {      DD Wren
$ U* t4 n5 o- a- ~" d      DD Yarnall, Shell hits 2,  on fire7 _+ }2 x( U) D
      DD Cassin Young, Shell hits 2
/ _7 i  ?+ v0 c0 j) @/ L& H      DD Blue II, Shell hits 1,  on fire! h7 \" V% C8 }

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ASW attack near Truk  at 112,108
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Japanese Ships9 s) N' Y, w. _
      SS I-54, hits 18,  heavy damage1 h, ^, G: K/ W& b, f, G5 B$ X
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Allied Ships3 ~) U" c5 X1 j" L+ ]
      CL Achilles0 Q' x- ]4 w6 V9 u5 o
      DD Wickes7 w8 E2 m3 _( ]8 z0 j
      DD Wedderburn& \5 ?" `/ {3 H5 v, c1 i9 s
      DD Ross' ^5 G4 o, _" F* R
      DD Prichett
( f. U5 ?! s" x. p7 Q# w4 K" F      DD Marshall
1 U! ]9 W- }2 h- k% {+ J      DD Dortch
  N9 j" J# }1 V- k      DD Taussig0 x3 U; @' e8 b
      DD Samuel Moore
& ?3 N1 x: d8 g. E: G. \      DD Hyman  |9 g4 Z' f& v4 W; r
      DD Blue II,  on fire6 H/ q5 G( Y! N/ s. d$ ~7 B
      DD Cassin Young
; q. T, M! J5 N' L6 S8 b& ]  a+ [      DD Yarnall,  on fire+ }. Z. u* W0 Q9 l: q8 b. Y( h) K
      DD Wren7 k. D6 Q5 j8 k  ~( H' k
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6 t% t) `: N2 @7 a0 {5 P! ^8 gNight Time Surface Combat, near Truk at 112,108, Range 8,000 Yards
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      PB Kamitsu Maru, Shell hits 9,  heavy fires& b9 |+ Z$ C( X( n' s) f2 r+ ?; ?
      PB Kiso Maru, Shell hits 1# _& h$ M7 _3 Q! K
      xAK Tamashima Maru, Shell hits 4,  on fire- D' Q$ ^; k/ o# c$ `1 l& L* V
      xAK Ikoma Maru, Shell hits 15,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
8 \+ F! ~$ B" v( X  w$ `      xAK Maya Maru, Shell hits 9,  heavy fires,  heavy damage2 f+ [9 a% z4 Q2 z
      PB Tokotsu Maru
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      CL Achilles
3 t" j3 g. G7 p      DD Hyman& d* b: ?2 Z$ S1 E0 X8 m
      DD Samuel Moore
9 c2 H8 M8 O1 Z( s1 [. l0 L      DD Taussig0 g$ m& _8 I5 d9 i* b4 i- i
      DD Dortch) R' X8 T1 c  P0 b" k, t
      DD Marshall5 x% P5 ~. _' D- I
      DD Prichett
' t  N+ H9 [$ D' ]( N" u      DD Ross
! C  u+ T* y; n6 W      DD Wedderburn
4 f, e9 l( s. s1 w/ }- z      DD Wickes
. ~+ z+ A: |- r5 i4 A) y- x$ x      DD Wren
' d- d# }; N6 M0 a$ b' ~- Z4 s- c      DD Yarnall
, E1 S. k  Y# ^0 T! t      DD Cassin Young
: ?- i  v' Z  M0 t/ \) K% l& a3 E      DD Blue II3 a/ P5 {: I% Q( A) `  e. u8 h1 B4 b$ O

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Night Time Surface Combat, near Truk at 112,108, Range 30,000 Yards1 W8 o# a/ u: P* @- R8 h
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Japanese Ships* a) q8 k& }; b! ^% c5 ]2 y6 @% i/ [
      PB Kamitsu Maru,  heavy fires
; s$ m7 A; ~; B      PB Kiso Maru0 e. \" |- l) Q& C4 `6 c. I7 ~
      xAK Ikoma Maru,  heavy fires,  heavy damage6 d  ]+ u, r+ K% v) p, r2 j
      xAK Maya Maru,  heavy fires,  heavy damage# f' Q' c% m. ]# H
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      CL Achilles
/ }& V& s+ B- Q" J6 \3 x0 \9 b: K      DD Hyman; a' X" n3 k7 o' t
      DD Samuel Moore
: ?& ?" n; b, |5 I( M1 q+ a      DD Taussig0 j$ c) s, d2 k" p, ^
      DD Dortch
( p9 Z8 E! `4 u+ S      DD Marshall
- o& d: |! e; C' A: }) X      DD Prichett5 {. i: o; ^- j9 P& M% L; b
      DD Ross% j6 Z, Z1 H, Q: u3 k" R3 X
      DD Wedderburn
$ s# M9 S5 z) X0 w      DD Wickes
% K; Q7 k$ Q0 h: H, [      DD Wren6 [+ k) K: @; L. w
      DD Yarnall
1 N8 J& N. j2 I! B2 J* R5 _6 C) N      DD Cassin Young9 h! J' U' F* U( }- T, d$ f- [
      DD Blue II
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日军在米尔恩湾凭借地利首日打出1：2，不过盟军的火力优势明显，给予日军重大杀伤，日军显然在米尔恩湾坚持不了几天。* a7 e+ G# e1 \3 M* G. k0 d% l
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% g! c/ j/ e. K! b, WGround combat at Milne Bay (101,133)
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Allied Deliberate attack9 D% W1 i8 L% ^+ u% b

1 @% K, G( H( _Attacking force 22644 troops, 391 guns, 565 vehicles, Assault Value = 912  `" p' Q$ P0 \3 _
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Defending force 10168 troops, 114 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 335
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8 y" _5 ^- |8 a$ |, mJapanese adjusted defense: 1157   c/ {0 E" d* J$ A- P4 {( y
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Combat modifiers
9 N. P' u8 K3 C( DDefender: terrain(+), forts(+), disruption(-), experience(-)
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      1806 casualties reported$ S' `: l4 R% W9 N  C" }
         Squads: 17 destroyed, 135 disabled
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         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled
! s( g: ?0 `, ?      Guns lost 26 (3 destroyed, 23 disabled)
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( f/ J, h. F$ R) w$ f8 _4 \      421 casualties reported  h( p, a$ x, [5 E* i7 r2 u2 m
         Squads: 1 destroyed, 19 disabled
- `+ @- P, z4 a$ W* p         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 13 disabled5 }% K3 w5 ]% }
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 12 disabled6 Z, o8 @8 B0 h4 v% K0 ^  m9 r
      Vehicles lost 10 (2 destroyed, 8 disabled)
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Assaulting units:: E" o5 h" C, K( j
    3rd Marine Division
) X! o+ s. k8 R. P3 [    766th Tank Battalion. z" D! S& d. m4 Q) ?
    Americal Infantry Division6 M8 V  T6 v) Q
    5th USMC Tank Battalion
% j' }; a# _3 W+ n) m6 g( M    608th Coast AA Regiment
" O1 J9 V  c, X& K; O    Tenth US Army0 c0 y! Y! m: p  K( \- k
    544th Field Artillery Battalion
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    23rd Ind.Mixed Brigade
( p$ T) W, a' g* m    48th Naval Guard Unit
# k3 T1 ^7 l% f& [, K0 k, Y( q    62nd Naval Guard Unit
; R0 z6 @4 X; R7 {3 w* C! p: p$ W    11th RF Gun Battalion
. ]/ \% a& Y; q  ?3 p. t    14th JAAF AF Coy
/ ?# s; E1 x. N. E& |4 s    35th JNAF AF Unit
3 a' U  ~( v" }5 V4 [0 j2 ^: l    39th Field AA Battalion
8 u4 W5 A; ~9 o+ e$ e( \9 x    3rd Fleet /2
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1 ]8 B! ]  A/ \( G$ B2 ]& [- W/ JGround combat at Port Moresby (98,130)) {% `8 a; W  u# N) m5 j" s+ `
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Japanese Bombardment attack; E1 h/ A% \3 I) z- A# }5 K# ^

( V: K) q  P  e& SAttacking force 15435 troops, 128 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 614/ Y- v) t; g3 ^( W% q

3 G/ |0 v% P+ XDefending force 61916 troops, 1105 guns, 1257 vehicles, Assault Value = 2065
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         Squads: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled
2 h) L. d  I) a# }- R         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled! t- y- V) p( ?- F& ~3 C
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled, E3 [1 l- G& q" A9 q

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      13 casualties reported$ L. E6 c  y3 S% E- F5 M
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
) }( d+ l( j: D* e: q9 c         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
& U4 z/ P5 i. x0 b7 n6 D         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled4 I: ?$ l0 t! Y8 U

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+ Z7 H/ F- M0 h/ U    67th Naval Guard Unit5 r$ {6 U; j! Y! ?/ ?! i
    41st Naval Guard Unit2 a, }( _5 j3 k6 U  M
    47th/B Division
8 A* `9 S8 ^( T$ k5 B- j8 g( q    47th/A Division
* y) E1 N9 P8 b, M9 Q& r- M& F, o1 C    47th/C Division
3 H  s. c" ?, I8 y4 X    42nd JNAF AF Unit ! C* H: |+ Z$ @
    23rd AA Regiment
& o; o; V* n0 S' s$ `    44th Fld AA Bn /19 _) \# A" ^4 t8 i
    30th JNAF AF Unit 7 {, W+ o; ^! j  @6 t
    16th AA Regiment( a2 W! {- I* Y
    144th JAAF AF Bn /1
  ^9 ]7 D& J/ \5 u    1st Air Defense AA Battalion
6 \# K( A' S4 K: j$ \    31st Field AA Battalion& O8 \$ Z+ R" a* N7 K- b: m9 i
    37th JNAF AF Unit # B4 ~3 Z- k- S, s$ j% Z1 g
    40th Field AA Battalion; D" U2 T  R& x) l4 M( L9 b
    25th Air Defense AA Rgt /2
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Defending units:, F% ?& |6 w4 D4 r5 M. ?% Y
    32nd Infantry Div /1, `0 E& |! Q0 q/ m  r8 X- C
    9th Australian Div /1' X  ]$ V" F# Q
    6th Australian Div /1; W- c. D' b7 ]8 ^- O9 U* U
    3rd NZ Bde /1
/ V  Q% _+ m6 z" q3 i* `    2nd Australian Division$ [2 T# ^  H9 `, e9 n. g) x1 w
    12th NZ Bde /1. [; c# m6 c+ p
    694th Field Artillery Battalion
4 B& Y. v$ f% V: ^& M2 o- ]% C    IX Corps Artillery 9 }: b6 f! q- E. ^7 r2 P
    223rd Field Artillery Battalion
( |3 P+ A. U7 F, C: ^    293 Wing /11 e0 H6 Y; ]( V( u2 E- Y
    2/1st Heavy AA Regiment
: z% q/ c. j4 s; ^4 A    10 RAAF Av Rgt /12 o! h  I7 m8 U- i% q( `3 M
    70/100th Coast AA Regiment
4 A( Y& I1 h7 x* R; B- M$ X3 y    167 Wing /19 ]3 i' H1 a. B" f' d
    2/2nd Heavy AA Regiment  q( V8 Z+ b7 j0 h; P
    22nd USN Naval Construction Regiment
  |5 E; z$ n1 t$ r    81st RAAF Wing /1
' _* N% k4 ]* i* Q    71st RAAF Wing /1
6 @; b5 K  h( x" \8 b    Seventh USAAF EAB /6

chenrong

米龙湾就一个混成旅团。。。44年日军还缺人肉么~~
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( S( H1 Q; Y6 U' I8 ^, s红叶天皇不妨透露下44年的日军南方军的实力，我估计3万以上的战力还是有的。

腓特烈大帝

PM600+战力，不知南方军堆了多少人肉在布纳-莱城-韦瓦克一线

xubin0892

要知道人肉越多补给需求量就越大，制空制海权在盟军一边，一线基地堆多了不划算，放些兵力延缓盟军步伐就成，打下一地再打另一地总得花些时间准备吧红叶桑你说是不？

sanada

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+ [5 b6 t' [; x9 h  ]AE里面45年1月有日本30多个竹枪师团增援吗？有的话日军也会多1W5战力的新人肉
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: Z$ [# N1 A1 A  P$ ~- g7 ?2 B不过我玩WITP，补给充足，支援充足，枪炮车辆人力都充足
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结果直到46年才完全补满这几十个新师团。。。

hades1001

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Jan 17, 45: N7 Q% }  N/ M; q$ B
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# e" y: M& D' J0 Z! L盟军对莫港发动了饱和炮击，日军防御基本崩盘。1 j( ^% [3 h, p9 }
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同日大队日舰出现在南鸟岛外海，看来又要发生第三次南鸟岛攻防战了
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2 P- f3 P6 m8 j! ^' h4 k. R2 g. A3 gNight Naval bombardment of Port Moresby at 98,130' s: f/ K! |! k) v2 t6 \

: m- V4 u  W% O5 u8 l4 r# B6 T: ]Allied Ships
7 E2 W3 Z* J: G1 s7 e6 z$ N      CA Chicago II
/ Q, X& s5 r/ N0 z      CA Canberra II: _+ I3 b  u* d. ?' r
      CA Exeter0 m/ [0 b* t& d6 _5 J% g# V1 o
      CA Suffolk5 C9 S* j2 H6 W. d+ A7 M3 f
      CA London
  @% L5 x% R. B8 J5 v7 L+ W      CA Shropshire
) h% }3 I8 Q2 n. K2 w# g      CA Boston
+ u+ W' J6 e0 _7 G      CA Baltimore8 N+ `2 V1 X+ k# O9 y8 w

8 f$ P" c8 @$ D0 NJapanese ground losses:
0 ~# X/ L* l, \! o$ i% r& [9 x      19 casualties reported
5 {1 Y1 S/ X5 o3 h: ?. a( E9 N! R" y0 j         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled" A2 Q* _, n# q; D# W2 p" `& [
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 6 disabled
# P# C1 H0 l# _* k1 Q' m$ F( R         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled$ e$ J  T7 L0 k4 R2 s0 u; [
      Guns lost 18 (1 destroyed, 17 disabled)
+ `1 }) P9 t2 d; z1 o6 g  P% M8 k0 f1 K3 b/ o: e
Airbase hits 45 [. b, Q, Z4 ~5 ^, a. u+ r" T* Y* t
Airbase supply hits 1
+ F# O, p1 b7 b' \& |0 nRunway hits 15: ^8 O( U, o% q. _
Port hits 4
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Night Naval bombardment of Port Moresby at 98,1305 a2 ^) C6 D2 P
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Allied Ships
9 P  E4 p' y* ~9 A      BB Richelieu) y! N: O% V& W9 o1 M
      BB King George V
* W1 D" a9 B: Z1 \: F      BB Howe8 H+ S: q( u7 l; T' u
      BB Prince of Wales, R' Z/ l: C. h# r: G0 V) _
      BB Alabama8 D  ]9 _- K; l; r7 @& u5 d
      BB Massachusetts5 r9 m0 S" z& ]( g7 S
      BB Indiana
* b& N/ }% ?9 v' l! j7 e; U* d" e. A      BB South Dakota3 `, Y5 `& t7 A5 ?5 J$ z6 m7 s
      BB Washington% b: K7 P! n( R5 l! o0 w! O' @
      BB North Carolina
3 L7 Y4 I" V( q3 I0 G      BC Renown9 M; M9 x' u. k
      BC Repulse& q5 C6 p5 Y6 _1 @& ?2 H) A7 `" U
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Japanese ground losses:
* H  N1 S& P& ^$ a      239 casualties reported
; M; f# H& F  [" @1 M0 B* p5 m: k( u         Squads: 1 destroyed, 5 disabled
1 c; ?; i7 \* c' i         Non Combat: 28 destroyed, 24 disabled
* ?# H3 ]/ E- H2 A         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled4 B; F- [  n0 V! w
      Guns lost 29 (13 destroyed, 16 disabled)# W: W! c  c2 I/ \# b! I
      Vehicles lost 16 (6 destroyed, 10 disabled)
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Airbase hits 126 k- J. I( k; B3 F4 J. [
Airbase supply hits 2  |9 S' N5 {" i; G! G
Runway hits 333 \. f+ S" X) P8 X3 K
Port hits 6" ~! P! M- A. K
Port supply hits 2
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# K. B& t8 g, F1 n) O3 ^Naval bombardment of Port Moresby at 98,130
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1 c$ P( T+ T# s4 Y- ~6 |3 \Allied Ships0 S- a2 A" X: ~  y3 A" _3 q
      BB Queen Elizabeth5 |; o; x+ h* B, u
      BB Valiant
. o$ W- l* p' e2 Y% V% ~2 a      BB Mississippi7 ?) S2 I4 C) H; t% e) D
      BB New Mexico4 f& Z8 `# H! R5 c0 o: j6 I
      BB Idaho! W9 Z. p( `' V& w
      BB West Virginia
& Z  I5 I5 j; W0 P0 s      BB Colorado
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8 e6 d" F2 x3 ]6 q; @) e3 g; gJapanese ground losses:; L1 f' G8 f" D+ A
      171 casualties reported# f0 s, d( `9 r& z$ j! }6 A: M+ r
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled: _0 b1 F8 u: }
         Non Combat: 14 destroyed, 32 disabled3 A$ n7 [' ]. I' H8 ]
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 1 disabled
8 b/ a" t& S& h1 d! y* v7 U      Guns lost 21 (9 destroyed, 12 disabled)
' T, C5 I3 J  b6 {+ ~# q1 a5 Z  q      Vehicles lost 16 (6 destroyed, 10 disabled)5 N1 N# M5 U: a* ~* \

( }2 z) G, O/ E' c  sAirbase hits 9) ~; ~% \7 @3 o9 f( z) Y
Airbase supply hits 1$ x: V# b1 i8 |! [
Runway hits 233 y" Q& v* @2 _0 G5 u, U) e, X
Port hits 5
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Ground combat at Milne Bay (101,133)
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Allied Deliberate attack2 G4 N5 T  _$ R! T

3 y, d: A7 u6 T4 Z1 k- z6 qAttacking force 22301 troops, 391 guns, 563 vehicles, Assault Value = 8727 ~6 \. z/ o7 P7 V
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Defending force 8841 troops, 114 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 205% U3 \: q- M6 w! q( s

% @  _5 `2 u2 ~$ }* J5 wAllied engineers reduce fortifications to 5
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Allied adjusted assault: 246 ' {: D5 f7 R  G% c# b
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Japanese adjusted defense: 603 / @9 Y1 I8 u; f! a

2 z; d: t( ^$ XAllied assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 5) : ~3 Q2 H7 I7 {4 a' ~6 g( R3 o
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Combat modifiers
  J6 K- E7 e0 a7 e$ `Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), disruption(-), experience(-)( T* H+ X: B7 F6 g
Attacker:
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Japanese ground losses:! |$ ]3 B( C! N$ C, |
      729 casualties reported  ~- n. l  P4 ?  ~4 Q+ O
         Squads: 16 destroyed, 132 disabled
' P0 U: G7 j0 n) l+ z9 }- c! Y         Non Combat: 3 destroyed, 17 disabled% H% p, M7 W) q0 u) G
         Engineers: 3 destroyed, 3 disabled9 @$ i& J  R: v) E- d
      Guns lost 27 (7 destroyed, 20 disabled)3 F9 N7 _9 O& ?( D7 k

5 v, Q( O* H- [* pAllied ground losses:8 \3 S; p/ h) z
      168 casualties reported
, Y) f& G; c& w" W; R5 S$ A         Squads: 3 destroyed, 24 disabled
! q  b+ K# k7 |* _# J0 _         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled, m( u! [& a& r8 _9 W' I5 ]
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
$ y/ C; Z: X( g1 U3 ^, ~      Vehicles lost 5 (1 destroyed, 4 disabled)) ?8 Q3 s- e1 S: T' M; f1 k

+ X& c1 p: E( \* B4 H: a& B* [4 ]0 |Assaulting units:2 F& q. S! Q3 Z0 i
    Americal Infantry Division. m# J! {3 P9 ^# F4 F7 Y- i7 z. _
    3rd Marine Division! Z# |( t1 Y+ V. X, M0 y8 I6 h
    766th Tank Battalion, ]  x6 Q2 h5 Z4 M; A
    5th USMC Tank Battalion" x- Q4 `8 o7 R7 K
    Tenth US Army
+ }! E  j+ x! l! D+ x    608th Coast AA Regiment& e# j# J- _+ _! Z
    544th Field Artillery Battalion
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Defending units:8 }3 ]6 Y. j$ g7 ?% Y: r, t( m
    23rd Ind.Mixed Brigade# c" I8 h" q9 x( }) N! U) \
    48th Naval Guard Unit: d4 m% A) m& p! [1 r
    62nd Naval Guard Unit, p1 j0 u; Z7 |. a9 I
    14th JAAF AF Coy " {% B' j3 F+ z( t) s+ x  z
    11th RF Gun Battalion7 c! k6 @$ n/ S' Q( V% [1 \7 C
    39th Field AA Battalion
% k& o. U' a, ?7 N& Q! Y$ }7 E    35th JNAF AF Unit
# D1 v" K1 K/ B    3rd Fleet /2& d, Q1 ~: ?2 r8 Y
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Ground combat at Port Moresby (98,130)
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  I0 B/ R- Q6 }Allied Deliberate attack1 |" ]) _% T" o$ z+ v: {' G
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Attacking force 54104 troops, 929 guns, 956 vehicles, Assault Value = 2071
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8 y& ^- v8 H, x( a3 I  {Defending force 18635 troops, 261 guns, 48 vehicles, Assault Value = 594
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Allied engineers reduce fortifications to 85 k7 w1 o8 \+ E% `; S
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Allied adjusted assault: 5337
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Japanese adjusted defense: 685 3 R, m) @, r9 I4 \* n1 g$ G

) z2 m5 ?  [# J" AAllied assault odds: 7 to 1 (fort level 8) 1 U, K6 q' h5 _
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Allied Assault reduces fortifications to 8
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Combat modifiers: D0 t  v/ `; `- X  n! K, d6 j5 m. T
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), disruption(-), experience(-)
' m6 q' g1 V! q: c$ x8 ~Attacker:
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Japanese ground losses:
+ K4 P0 x+ p6 U      1905 casualties reported: h8 ]: j' y1 g0 n$ e
         Squads: 67 destroyed, 63 disabled( W# c/ o$ @8 n* o/ X
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 20 disabled' c: [. ^. H$ K0 u5 X
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 7 disabled
: k+ @5 P! T* V' b0 v) b      Guns lost 58 (21 destroyed, 37 disabled)& I- _: a' T9 Y7 b
      Vehicles lost 4 (2 destroyed, 2 disabled)
- q& p( t3 \6 O      Units destroyed 10 `  k$ H' U# a9 e: c* f
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Allied ground losses:
6 L# r# T( Z& B8 M  x. J) {- \% P3 ]      921 casualties reported* g2 R; T( K- I: v8 ]# K
         Squads: 11 destroyed, 149 disabled
, W( z5 T) u' d. g* `: x9 h, U0 c         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 17 disabled% L* U7 v& Z) I$ M. G1 `
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 12 disabled5 H7 i& g8 P0 }, C; H. Y

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    6th Australian Division5 _; _8 x1 @+ u
    2nd Australian Division
0 z1 b; _; B  D) U    12th NZ Brigade
  ~1 p; W" ^, g9 B5 x    3rd NZ Brigade& V# H6 c- \" i" Y, N
    32nd Infantry Division
  h$ u2 m# N4 w1 d" d5 }3 c$ i5 g% v    9th Australian Division
  u% W/ s1 T4 z$ N    694th Field Artillery Battalion
$ ]0 h& B. p4 y. |    2/2nd Heavy AA Regiment
2 |6 G( L  Q0 A/ c5 t2 |; s    70/100th Coast AA Regiment
4 u- E  C; [1 O    71st RAAF Wing + T8 T% n% M7 J2 p% v' z
    10 RAAF Av Rgt
. R$ {' z" Z) j6 j9 J    22nd USN Naval Construction Regiment4 D' E% X' t2 a
    Seventh USAAF Engineer Aviation Battalion9 T; u. L1 T  f
    223rd Field Artillery Battalion
" R6 ?. e- Z2 P6 n* W: z8 b4 a. K    2/1st Heavy AA Regiment
5 @0 t8 L) a% R9 c& e0 L" @% w    IX Corps Artillery
; i" D5 s; G$ m    167 Wing
, z. A# f4 t: |1 K2 g2 v7 \    II Australian Corps0 \& }, S- m& `8 P
    81st RAAF Wing
: k) B1 S# L8 S6 c  p9 c8 a* `    293 Wing " Z  n' j6 \$ W8 U7 o1 q( h
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Defending units:) A) e* f, @! F1 y
    41st Naval Guard Unit
6 u- W( |2 \% }2 c8 z    47th Division
/ p* w  v7 g/ `    67th Naval Guard Unit2 v% Z# H- {' L; d0 X, T4 l5 v
    16th AA Regiment
* d. r4 _$ O! h, o( |, E    23rd AA Regiment
6 k' L2 }) @5 ?5 t8 V; F8 ?* D    42nd JNAF AF Unit
& b  S* s' f: i) o# ~2 s8 r    1st Air Defense AA Battalion
: d% X! z. u* p    37th JNAF AF Unit
4 E' d* C0 ?9 \) D' D+ T- |    30th JNAF AF Unit
2 R: m- w0 Q) s$ M    31st Field AA Battalion, f% P) l, ~7 k6 g+ n, o7 _% Z
    40th Field AA Battalion
3 Y9 s% l' P& I" i& E    44th Fld AA Bn /1

红叶

AE里面45年1月有日本30多个竹枪师团增援吗？有的话日军也会多1W5战力的新人肉
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) z7 w: ?9 Z7 ~8 X( V4 s  h5 ^6 V, U; G不过我玩WITP，补给充足，支援充足，枪炮车辆人力都充足* o/ [$ l8 N7 o% s1 b

/ z+ R0 }2 \6 I7 Z# |) {3 T结果直到46年才完全补满这几十个新师团。。。- U/ H# }" K4 q" Z
sanada 发表于 2013-11-9 08:25

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7 D5 c* e4 B7 l0 z/ g新师团一开始只能当治安部队使用哎，都是纸面战力，补充满了也远不是盟军对手

红叶

在连续3轮强大的舰队炮击之下，日军在莫港的防御火力显得是如此的微不足道，即便是谨慎攻击，盟军都能调整出5000+的攻击值

wangqifeng

米尔恩湾从地理看 ，比莫港还重要些，主要是游戏里没现实中对城市规模那么大的依赖性，部队完全不需要城市提供的种种吃喝拉撒睡便利条件。6 b0 Q# Z3 ~# c3 G4 a- J* @) ^" H7 G
看得出来，天蝗在这一线投入的兵力并不多，似乎没有在南太坚决抵抗的意图，据此推断，可能更希望依托内防御圈岛屿链进行防御作战，毕竟很多是环礁地形，或处于盟军陆基不易压制的距离上。
4 V. v0 y  e+ Y$ N* A) i& S不过我觉得，还是可以适当增加前线兵力投入，以便迫使盟军每次攻击必须投入更多部队，从而达到争取时间的目的，至于补给，则不用考虑太多，既然是不打算坚守太久的地方，补给多少就不那么重要了。

红叶

米尔恩湾从地理看 ，比莫港还重要些，主要是游戏里没现实中对城市规模那么大的依赖性，部队完全不需要城市提供的种种吃喝拉撒睡便利条件。
- e+ J1 G/ e0 [. `/ x8 d8 y看得出来，天蝗在这一线投入的兵力并不多，似乎没有在南太坚决抵抗的意图， ...
2 o, u) q) b8 h7 Awangqifeng 发表于 2013-11-9 13:35

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4 l1 `* ?9 I; ^4 k8 ]$ r; P7 U5 _8 c2 q8 g这回不是没防御的意图，是让27钻了空子" E# }# c$ e: q2 L3 V

7 A- y' {3 c- ?/ ]我以为27在45年不会走这条最漫长的路线了，这边的兵力只留了基本的卫戍部队，等发觉27的攻击意图时已经来不及增援部队上去了

lhdblys

前些天，我和27讨论过，都认为澳东北（含新几内亚）是整个游戏的咽喉地带。因此，27先拿下此地区是可以意料到的。