Look at this:
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Bombardment at Amami 20-11-45 AV: 5057 vs 1427
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, c8 g5 m1 K8 S! D1 f- Y4 GAllied Bombardment attack
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Attacking force 252883 troops, 2159 guns, 1016 vehicles, Assault Value = 5057
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9 F* G* V G8 d3 o0 s* S2 ~: CDefending force 75537 troops, 557 guns, 29 vehicles, Assault Value = 1427
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Japanese ground losses:
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Guns lost 6 ) {+ B4 p" W |. A
Vehicles lost 3 B& Q0 [1 l" @+ i
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8 Z% w2 y* m2 M8 r! q# c/ ?, ?Enemy attack on Amami 19-11-45: AV 6650 vs 1686 . p9 g2 G" p" @! e+ N
* _ C- t, k# `+ \& QAllied Shock attack
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. J- T; F* |7 P& W" g, W& @Attacking force 305860 troops, 2743 guns, 2230 vehicles, Assault Value = 6650 . S. m* X# x" i* w6 F. z
( p% V0 k/ p- C' EDefending force 85126 troops, 816 guns, 67 vehicles, Assault Value = 1686 $ M- A- B6 f/ U. E" h
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Allied engineers reduce fortifications to 8 ' j+ o w: L+ D8 A1 y ]
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Allied max assault: 11130 - adjusted assault: 1982 ( B1 ]3 G. ` H, J" Y
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Japanese max defense: 1269 - adjusted defense: 1483
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' I& g4 X7 U: `/ x; S2 Y- g# ~' UAllied assault odds: 1 to 1 (fort level 8) 6 B" p# I6 _. u: ?1 T; H' Y
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Allied Assault reduces fortifications to 8
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Japanese ground losses:
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; {$ U! \) s& q& R- G1 [Guns lost 243
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Allied ground losses:
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9 c: x, k0 ~, K, b* @Guns lost 377
: |8 H* O1 D( l' }5 \Vehicles lost 169
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" v$ C3 M* s) ?* f' DBombardment at Amami 18-11-45 AV: 5536 vs 1682 " n) A, }! O% C4 ~
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Allied Bombardment attack
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Attacking force 183296 troops, 1788 guns, 544 vehicles, Assault Value = 5536 & C/ m0 W6 @) z+ i
' D6 h( [/ K$ N' |Defending force 84967 troops, 817 guns, 75 vehicles, Assault Value = 1682
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Japanese ground losses: 0 q2 j% X+ ^* _( |& e. G
295 casualties reported
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Vehicles lost 10 $ ^ M" U' I3 }3 C
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Enemy attack on Amami 15-11-45: AV 7085 vs 1612 9 v. K, M( ?' W5 O9 x* d0 t
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Allied Shock attack 7 w1 o E/ N1 b' A
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Attacking force 217065 troops, 2399 guns, 1411 vehicles, Assault Value = 7085 + n3 o3 X. f0 @7 f- b# n% S U
0 N) {& c0 E/ l$ r4 D, k& r9 o/ rDefending force 87277 troops, 857 guns, 144 vehicles, Assault Value = 1612
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Allied max assault: 9340 - adjusted assault: 1233 . ]2 O- w, w9 m9 n
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Japanese max defense: 1183 - adjusted defense: 1280
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Allied assault odds: 0 to 1 (fort level 9)
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, X. ?$ {- Q$ F2 ?Japanese ground losses: 4 S9 J: ~5 H Y) o( b
12920 casualties reported
0 k3 P6 b8 n; i* yGuns lost 275
9 F4 i# N' s Q) N$ JVehicles lost 48 ; w( `5 k4 W; M3 E9 e5 A
5 |; j" n6 B# c6 AAllied ground losses: ' m8 K7 S1 |) ~1 h) Z2 q
15393 casualties reported 0 n) p. w. J4 V1 [8 B' ^
Guns lost 379
6 N6 I6 I Z: d! c6 d2 U0 _' q VVehicles lost 133 # _! E8 B5 u, v0 {& b5 f7 f
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9 a) n. W, r0 {% ]再算上倒在滩头上的，美军损失要比真实历史中冲绳硫黄加起来还多了 |
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