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[AE] 鏖战南太平洋 - DBB瓜岛剧本 - 牛牛.J vs Vader5.A

从官网约到一个美国佬,对战AE瓜岛非官方剧本" m' f. O$ o5 |% G, C+ i
使用DaBabes剧本,扩展地图,堆叠限制,34号瓜岛剧本
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地图比原始AE瓜岛有不小变化,北边到达帕劳、夸贾林、威克岛,东边到达斐济、帕果帕果,南边到达NZ的奥克兰,西边变化不大6 [' j( c" o9 Q1 y
日盟双方兵力均有所加强,日军多了不少零战机队,许多无人岛均有驻军;肖特兰和布因位置稍有变化9 p! ?, Y8 n$ N1 b. W
母港还是特鲁克,但帕劳群岛也有自动补给
' m/ @( b6 Z5 v# j; V: a9 H2 L地图扩大不少,兵力部署变化不少,带来的战术变化也不小,边打边研究吧
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完整剧本已上传至群共享和置顶帖链接中,需要的童鞋可以下载研究
/ l" w8 q! ]- Q28剧本对应原版01剧本,30剧本对应02剧本,34剧本对应瓜岛剧本
前排支持!
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
支持对外战争
军刀菠萝
完整剧本已上传至群共享和置顶帖链接中,需要的童鞋可以下载研究
0 }1 R: i- R, f" ~& W28剧本对应原版01剧本,30剧本对应02剧本,34剧本对应瓜岛剧本
大剧本01太弱,铁人太强,没有对应02剧本的么。。
战斗,在路上。
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Aug 06, 42' z. K8 s* z" c( u/ ]+ l( S
令人吃惊的是,韦德第一个回合就登陆了伦加和图拉吉5 v3 {5 h1 j2 i8 P8 c$ G1 L
查了一下剧本,发现盟军两栖舰队的确首回合有移动加成' A. e; p7 R; y3 V- F7 ?! {$ l
被忽悠了。。。。早知道陆攻当天就对海了1 y; @4 N8 W9 v! E0 u& [
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Naval bombardment of Tulagi at 114,1375 W# E+ i. D5 c; K2 J/ n

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      CLAA San Juan0 E7 W9 B" X2 @8 W
      DD Buchanan
0 `9 T, k" q. R4 c$ N9 D* h      DD Monssen
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Japanese ground losses:4 U$ ?3 q  g4 H% ?( O( X2 p
      35 casualties reported
  J" W$ |5 |; c- H) a         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled6 d2 n+ z3 t8 u# O7 d: E2 ~
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled' L9 X+ B$ i, V
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
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3 a) E6 y  u2 H. L! m/ J5 {+ hPort hits 5, U! Z5 B9 m0 l1 s  t7 H
Port fuel hits 6
2 s; v  o) `% O5 E; d, |Port supply hits 1: p) {3 |9 w" c! L) x

4 c  f5 E( I* ?( Q) ~' N" ^0 `9 A2 qCLAA San Juan firing at Tulagi
0 j% `: E4 g5 ADD Buchanan firing at Tulagi
; @8 S8 [2 J9 TDD Monssen firing at Tulagi
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. I% Q0 B' N$ }; WPre-Invasion action off Lunga (114,138)3 @5 ~9 Y6 P# |6 h9 ^' W

' a. ~0 i: u9 E" a% f13 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
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Allied Ships* p2 E) C- {, B& F- [) h3 Y# a1 h
      AK Bellatrix3 M+ \0 x" @3 \( C
      AP American Legion  [' e1 B! y% b- f7 t' `% A. _
      AP Fuller% M( t" [6 B) h" p- `' O0 M% D
      AP Crescent City
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Japanese ground losses:/ C8 t( d+ j; `' e8 ]
      12 casualties reported
5 S6 }9 F! b2 E3 k+ E! X         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
- ~) c& a1 b+ T( a7 _7 D3 W( Q$ r7 O9 K; w         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled; C# p/ T$ }% ~
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled# I7 [8 f# J; D
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AK Bellatrix firing at 11th Naval Construction Battalion7 ^8 |8 @1 p! _5 F. j( a8 U
AK Bellatrix fired at enemy troops
; T" a* O$ i+ J! DAP American Legion fired at enemy troops
( w6 ^$ L# m6 d& @4 T* ?0 tAP Fuller fired at enemy troops6 ~, I$ l6 E7 q  K& r
AK Bellatrix fired at enemy troops3 n' }8 h; K" c- ^$ z# f
Defensive Guns fire at approaching troops in landing craft at 6,000 yards
) \8 G) E5 @1 F; ADefensive Guns fire at approaching troops in landing craft at 2,000 yards
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Amphibious Assault at Lunga (114,138)" P: q2 z$ t1 Q! r5 S
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TF 401 troops unloading over beach at Lunga, 114,138: ?6 `; D6 S9 Q/ W# \
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Allied ground losses:
: d4 W8 T6 q, k: I# ~/ w      44 casualties reported
1 ^! b2 r& u, v* H; y         Squads: 1 destroyed, 3 disabled
( R: b0 A4 a" I4 J. s) _" t( T# X         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 0 disabled
: D2 c. J3 a; P* V* ~$ ~. F- T         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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: m' e- I& V5 t& s1 Q& K" t- z' C) P12 Support troops lost overboard during unload of 5th Marine Rgt /2& b" [- U. b% d4 p0 b; {
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Pre-Invasion action off Lunga (114,138)
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1 s# X7 y1 J! c: |5 G/ K13 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.
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% Q' Z7 Q9 ]2 n      AK Alhena
2 K; Q4 K! P1 x3 e% O; x; s* U9 z      AK Alchiba3 H9 _6 ]) g# E* j" P
      AP Hunter Liggett0 p- r9 q# @8 ^! W" \8 r
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Japanese ground losses:
7 f9 z  G* N; d      12 casualties reported
% G/ _& ]! g4 L; F9 D5 l         Squads: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
3 v4 Y% x1 ^, E3 S         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled) M* b0 S7 f) N2 @) h1 t
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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Allied ground losses:5 u  `6 O. Z" J
      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)9 y) j- H. [: A" b
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AK Alhena firing at 13th Naval Construction Battalion
# P# X1 V/ R" X9 r/ AAK Alhena fired at enemy troops; n3 F; a8 z* w1 b( P' r+ N
AK Alchiba fired at enemy troops
* v: u4 J9 D$ N0 p0 g# c, x! RAP Hunter Liggett fired at enemy troops/ \2 b- F* Y5 ?/ O. X) k
Defensive Guns fire at approaching troops in landing craft at 5,000 yards
% S5 K. I) o2 Y4 u6 e1 O+ \$ FDefensive Guns fire at approaching troops in landing craft at 1,000 yards
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2 I9 J0 `2 ~. ]* x& Z" t5 s4 `  BAmphibious Assault at Lunga (114,138). L. v3 z/ ]$ y# [* o# L
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TF 403 troops unloading over beach at Lunga, 114,138
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7 C5 A8 m" K1 y# m9 j% |- O6 nAllied ground losses:
( B) H) V& {2 `! A' I( s$ _      Vehicles lost 1 (0 destroyed, 1 disabled)
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5 ]9 u( q% |. \* J9 J- A) t6 _Pre-Invasion action off Tulagi (114,137)3 v  l4 Y# H* x$ J# p  b
Defensive Guns engage approaching landing force& j; f1 v5 H$ B  |0 r) [
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13 Coastal gun shots fired in defense.0 c/ h3 O9 w' x& w6 x

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      APD McKean
. k5 O, }# V+ z+ }0 v      APD Little! ?, S7 B7 E, n7 X
      APD Gregory9 M  M2 ~, ]. O& C# b
      APD Colhoun
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Allied ground losses:
3 k0 l5 [2 F$ m" D7 ^1 v      8 casualties reported
: Z6 `% y; d6 S& o' p         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
" V* {/ B& j/ p# p- }& Y$ m         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled
# A4 P) g. k6 d' A" G- g         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled& t0 K2 h/ s% s6 E2 W
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APD McKean fired at enemy troops2 [5 o3 Y$ l2 I9 }/ c
APD Little fired at enemy troops
& {5 V8 k6 V6 U- p9 W: VAPD Gregory fired at enemy troops& ]5 @( l5 `- x6 Y) ^- \
APD Colhoun fired at enemy troops
- S" r" U, Q7 Q  V8 L" x9 rDefensive Guns fire at approaching troops in landing craft at 5,000 yards- ~. W. [5 B# L7 e/ e
Defensive Guns fire at approaching troops in landing craft at 2,000 yards& P$ i* b0 F8 f; O( d

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6 K9 O4 b+ m- n, b( U4 x4 O. iAmphibious Assault at Tulagi (114,137)  f2 `& \: r" _# R

+ \) C4 X; D+ d( E( }4 M: kTF 405 troops unloading over beach at Tulagi, 114,1370 Q( X/ s; h" l9 e

9 |% }$ @( h  u+ [4 k3 ?6 k* n! oAllied ground losses:
+ c# I: B% _0 _- m$ t9 S5 @      604 casualties reported
+ ~8 h0 H) _1 D         Squads: 1 destroyed, 89 disabled
% S7 r; T$ B8 X         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 27 disabled
3 r. z+ v8 L" v/ F         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, Q2 r9 X: w! ~# X% F( v      Guns lost 9 (0 destroyed, 9 disabled)
- h# c0 ]1 a8 |4 y7 j! x      Vehicles lost 8 (0 destroyed, 8 disabled)! |0 u* G3 @1 M% `5 C" \/ u
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12 troops of a USMC Raider Squad accidentally lost during unload of 1st Marine Raider Bn
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Ground combat at Tulagi (114,137)
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Japanese Bombardment attack7 u7 J- H6 o# F9 G$ |  y1 U/ U
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Attacking force 396 troops, 4 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 18
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1 [5 r9 J0 ^# `6 \# D6 S4 rDefending force 3388 troops, 19 guns, 17 vehicles, Assault Value = 138, `# z! X+ Q3 F! {4 y# b$ S) q' p
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Assaulting units:" b3 G8 Y7 i  ?0 Y0 B
    Tulagi Det SNLF
3 P6 h6 @/ ?. |. r7 K    2/Yok' Suijoki'tai
& l: m, {+ A7 ~) h( C    Tulagi Const Det
3 f5 m* _2 P' D! t8 w1 h    3/Yok' Suijoki'tai
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Defending units:
. N2 U/ @3 u  b( Y# f4 q/ K' V% r, j    1st Marine Para Battalion
% J/ @4 [6 b# j    1st Marine Raider Battalion) Q' M6 U( S7 l8 x$ {8 P+ Y
    2nd Marine Rgt /1
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! T% h- @" X$ P, j速搬板凳坐看瓜島糜戰~
特鲁克多了一条ARD$ j/ U5 {' A; G" B
科科达小道变成了潜在基地
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Aug 07, 42
' H1 R$ T1 Y' v1 ?# h$ ~伦加和图拉吉的守军被剧本严重削弱,本回合被毫无悬念地拿下,图拉吉守军预定要被召回,所以无法重建,幸好用大艇已将种子接回
: ^! o& w" x7 ^$ F6 y3 C1 g零战挂副油箱护航陆攻冒死出击,遭遇优势野猫拦截,损失了18架战斗机仅取得重创1CA和数艘运输船的战果,幸好剧本初始的零战机队较多,尚能承受损失9 t; I: S8 x) p4 F" n
韦德老美居然用P39战轰100尺突击布纳机场,被AA揍出翔: t8 y  W6 T6 }
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Lunga at 114,138
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* c6 J1 q/ B8 V( V( HWeather in hex: Heavy cloud. l* @$ d( W; M6 f0 x

: B) t# `6 R4 MRaid detected at 43 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.
2 Q( P; Z7 j7 P: x& n. w7 lEstimated time to target is 15 minutes: D* V) I* S) [8 o! \
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Japanese aircraft2 f3 n* Z" A: _! j' z) M! m
      A6M2 Zero x 7
: W+ k; f6 D9 r+ X5 b1 Q1 v- E      G4M1 Betty x 9: A& q1 W7 T+ e* |! E6 h
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Allied aircraft9 V) G9 x. h, z; q( z0 d
      F4F-4 Wildcat x 35
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4 y7 v& ?1 O& r) M6 xJapanese aircraft losses3 s* R- e2 T4 U5 y( ?
      A6M2 Zero: 3 destroyed8 y5 P: R1 ?5 P' M
      G4M1 Betty: 6 damaged
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Allied aircraft losses
9 h$ _  w& R  O/ h- I3 ^4 t" h      F4F-4 Wildcat: 1 destroyed' U9 T1 l) h% L& }
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Allied Ships
, [4 K- |' W& Y9 F      DD Jarvis
, `" \/ O  g8 S( l. k      CA Canberra- G: O: P, {$ _/ @
      CA Chicago
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& D; p: v  k" E1 [) T* n, @Aircraft Attacking:4 c2 S9 V. z( H
       9 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet
$ W5 Y( b3 ]$ S: D1 k' d               Naval Attack:  1 x 45cm T91 Mod 3 Torp
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CAP engaged:
  V5 z" {- b9 U7 d' y4 HVF-3 with F4F-4 Wildcat (10 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)) M: u; C- K' ~" z1 C+ U4 ~
      (3 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.)
% c! u9 d% F' J  Z      10 plane(s) intercepting now.6 e6 r3 o9 l) Y# ]( ?2 h
      Group patrol altitude is 20000 & F4 ?/ @7 c( m# b
      Raid is overhead
  g4 y- q' m4 ?% m' g3 m      14 planes vectored on to bombers) D4 t: I- y4 ^8 X7 C
VF-6 with F4F-4 Wildcat (13 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
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+ u- L& E6 _4 O& a+ P      13 plane(s) intercepting now.% \& \8 y! S$ h6 X! u( f6 o6 u: ~
      0 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 3 out of immediate contact.5 n9 r0 W! z/ [  U& N( L
      Group patrol altitude is 19000 9 s, |2 t# ~. ^, _. J6 C+ i
      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 18 minutes9 L7 j  F1 @0 x  \
      6 planes vectored on to bombers
* p+ C2 g$ l% \5 u+ \VF-71 with F4F-4 Wildcat (9 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
8 ~# X' e( ?8 p, E( e% G+ f      (2 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.)
$ ?; h4 I# |. F9 t0 n      9 plane(s) intercepting now./ _& n- t3 ?& F" W7 r0 M
      Group patrol altitude is 20000 * P* P1 Q$ f4 u
      Raid is overhead
# H0 g9 V0 c+ J2 a7 \      2 planes vectored on to bombers
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. \; Q) B6 c7 u2 s) D; e! sMorning Air attack on TF, near Tulagi at 114,1371 u/ X) ^: r. x& y. Z$ U

' b, @1 r7 s2 [3 u/ jWeather in hex: Overcast
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8 \; s; x/ J- s7 D- w* FRaid detected at 18 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.
4 g! A5 E- ~* P8 ?9 J) {8 ]& |Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
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% {5 f0 K* r% x2 {& R4 YJapanese aircraft
7 x& I( m' c. A" W      A6M2 Zero x 10
% C! C" Y) i& g: w# I2 e      G4M1 Betty x 66 s8 }  ?( c5 n* a
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Allied aircraft
& g  |  Y+ ?8 E5 o      F4F-4 Wildcat x 4
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Japanese aircraft losses
2 B; A7 [8 X% y! B+ V3 G9 F      G4M1 Betty: 1 damaged5 |7 i9 g: a/ d3 ]8 L3 U7 H' x' u) r

# ?- d1 e7 F' N4 l6 A3 d( p* g6 dAllied aircraft losses
' u" ]. J6 W( y      F4F-4 Wildcat: 1 destroyed
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" h3 ]& m+ n9 |9 j8 w! B      APD McKean, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire,  heavy damage
' S0 Z$ W) u+ v, n" p      AP Neville, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage
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       6 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet" [& Q9 o5 ]5 X; [. a; M; d
               Naval Attack:  1 x 45cm T91 Mod 3 Torp* S% L* A9 q8 p
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CAP engaged:: M8 ?* Z" q7 C9 t
VF-6 with F4F-4 Wildcat (4 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)  V" M) A  q" e  }% \% B' O" O  r
      (4 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.)
2 g* t4 a8 q& L- B" B3 T      4 plane(s) intercepting now.
! U9 m7 N- u% j( [" x% u6 e! T      Group patrol altitude is 19000
* Z6 L4 E5 |( e0 N" L; N      Raid is overhead
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Morning Air attack on TF, near Lunga at 114,138, J) Q0 v8 Q' q# d# T; U. x
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Weather in hex: Heavy cloud# Y" d8 K) G. Z& Z7 @% [! s  S
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Raid detected at 32 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
8 B% l# L' p, }- \Estimated time to target is 11 minutes6 {, ~( K% `8 W( \' T

( X* e0 H* B8 O) x# p3 N3 {& MJapanese aircraft
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7 g1 [7 q; s6 ]9 G. j" i      G4M1 Betty x 66 t4 `9 r/ c; p- ?1 W8 u) d2 E9 G
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Allied aircraft# }  |' r$ q, J  i
      F4F-4 Wildcat x 32
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5 z4 }1 n+ N/ S  w$ X- ^  K2 N) r8 PJapanese aircraft losses7 w4 p. A: k: r2 Z- L# @$ ]3 h
      A6M2 Zero: 1 destroyed
: E& v/ ?3 E' d7 s, U# T      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed, 2 damaged' t7 d, Q' Y: b6 v3 \0 H! a

& j1 D3 W- O  f* U1 ~$ A- d' pNo Allied losses
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& o0 e; m6 j5 @7 l' gAllied Ships( S+ v& b* y0 ^2 b
      AP George F. Elliot
- e; T" T  P( R8 W
3 Q3 `# x2 o; z4 J3 B0 iAircraft Attacking:- w6 y6 @' a# L1 C/ R+ f
       4 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet
" X1 k! O8 i$ c! O               Naval Attack:  1 x 45cm T91 Mod 3 Torp7 b- y+ h* I7 z1 W8 }
# e( l. D' P/ a  U( V4 d
CAP engaged:
5 o8 M; U3 e# QVF-71 with F4F-4 Wildcat (6 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)$ l9 G$ k9 R& b% r
      (4 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.)9 J7 f( }$ `9 Q6 Q  m3 s+ [; ^1 @
      6 plane(s) intercepting now.
- f) b1 h3 x7 f* D0 W7 b" x* a      4 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
- \/ R' w& k( q! O; K4 _' W      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 12000 and 20000.( P0 |0 V+ w3 q
      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 31 minutes
' t3 X( z- a* N      4 planes vectored on to bombers' d, S' _6 U8 t5 }9 T# Z  m
VF-3 with F4F-4 Wildcat (11 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)
+ m3 U2 P7 j9 l* d; C1 U      (4 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.)( x4 I7 G+ S' n7 |
      11 plane(s) intercepting now.
3 ^; ~0 @3 d4 Q/ t      2 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.8 k* s. I( S* \7 R- g& N* W3 N
      Group patrol altitude is 20000 , scrambling fighters between 13000 and 20000.
4 V8 o/ U$ P. H# H      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 23 minutes
$ T1 R7 l; w& Q1 m4 a6 @8 \      4 planes vectored on to bombers
" ~9 \& A" K' ~0 `2 u# T! oVF-6 with F4F-4 Wildcat (3 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling): _. |3 V" ^4 a7 W$ T
      3 plane(s) intercepting now.
1 S4 [/ H  K7 [: c# s0 Y$ D      6 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
4 X. C/ E# d; S. l" {5 ]! B      Group patrol altitude is 19000 , scrambling fighters between 12000 and 14000.
) D2 c0 H1 E* s/ z5 B      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 125 minutes
- c9 q' [: H" j      9 planes vectored on to bombers
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Morning Air attack on 41st (Sep) Inf Regiment, at 99,129 (Buna)
, z5 r  C- O3 I! L" s9 h  T4 E
# h. g% h* t- x4 mWeather in hex: Clear sky
0 U( f( E- A$ c  O' p* \ # X  V7 Y2 ^3 d) C6 S
Raid spotted at 11 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.+ ]7 K* I0 w; c# G+ }
Estimated time to target is 3 minutes2 Y2 T( N3 [/ p0 w  I2 o
7 n$ C' _( F0 f! g( O5 [
Allied aircraft
% _) O& Q9 i8 i2 ]) x0 g- u) r      P-39D Airacobra x 10% H9 k* w( e% a, T$ ~
. V* J* u/ g3 Q/ e' P
Allied aircraft losses
) ~& T. S) P7 s  t      P-39D Airacobra: 1 damaged
: ~8 c' V2 l' W8 b$ {      P-39D Airacobra: 1 destroyed by flak& x' k3 \9 j! G( O! G0 f6 r

* C5 B5 m0 U* n8 AAircraft Attacking:! @& F& _+ L6 \/ k5 {: s
       9 x P-39D Airacobra bombing from 100 feet' O2 b+ U& w$ h
               Ground Attack:  1 x 500 lb GP Bomb
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6 w8 B) E1 K- c8 [* h+ RAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Lunga at 114,138# S3 B* R) l6 ^) {- Q  q7 w6 X0 D
% W& ?) ~0 `* Q5 x
Weather in hex: Heavy rain
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$ I3 g2 g& Q/ h2 n8 M. C# R! SRaid detected at 36 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.- j) C: b3 Y& \0 |- F8 J  L
Estimated time to target is 12 minutes* U: ^: U8 `& B' k

' i" F6 x' p) u' C5 I* sJapanese aircraft
; b. y, ]  [, t! z% l1 `      A6M2 Zero x 7
5 G% S# x: b! m      G4M1 Betty x 226 R5 w9 u3 v' n& t7 t7 m8 `

6 M5 l  b0 P8 A: ]6 M: t- M9 y8 Q$ XAllied aircraft9 O/ [% G5 E# ?/ N
      F4F-4 Wildcat x 40- b% a* I9 R- ~. W# g0 o
! M1 o7 P# H6 H0 W7 v4 ]
Japanese aircraft losses
3 g) A1 Q$ s( X" m( }      A6M2 Zero: 4 destroyed7 G2 u3 ]! ~7 ^
      G4M1 Betty: 9 damaged
( F! N9 v4 n: I$ h      G4M1 Betty: 1 destroyed by flak/ w; l' `: s" Y# _

$ t3 O6 U+ O2 r  d7 u$ GNo Allied losses0 j  ^( }7 U: D+ Q* C( j, k
5 ^# H# f" M) F8 Z$ H
Allied Ships& d. D5 p2 h# V5 A
      AP Crescent City0 }5 m: e& I* ~5 j* m9 C/ R0 T
      CA Australia5 w4 U+ E5 n3 P# H* g  O
      AP Barnett
& s& ~! e6 n" v      CA Canberra, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage
( ~3 R+ _& R; |! b4 }. M5 E0 a4 c, V      AP American Legion, Torpedo hits 1
9 [5 M9 G; f8 Q      AK Bellatrix
* d; {/ Q8 p! [4 C2 T 4 f5 w  L# Q! F$ g' [
Aircraft Attacking:' R' S) D& p8 |8 {
      12 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet7 g+ w: N/ y6 x7 v4 b
               Naval Attack:  1 x 45cm T91 Mod 3 Torp
% K* n! m- `! d0 \0 r3 P       9 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet
9 p9 C! j. s3 O9 \% y* a' l               Naval Attack:  1 x 45cm T91 Mod 3 Torp
0 T& S7 S/ K6 \& W6 t9 q8 ?
# {+ p: i) P$ e9 f6 L+ kCAP engaged:5 w; Q+ p& C, r  {& W- _6 t* x: v) X
VF-3 with F4F-4 Wildcat (14 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)* F9 n1 ~1 R& a  M3 r
      (7 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.)' {3 k2 l$ x: W' a% Q! U
      14 plane(s) intercepting now.5 s8 F6 r& k) e2 s* W
      Group patrol altitude is 20000
: A- I" O3 `, o      Raid is overhead& ~7 |  A7 {1 C  ^9 ^0 y
      9 planes vectored on to bombers" }" p1 I6 P+ x% u5 s* L
VF-6 with F4F-4 Wildcat (15 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)) ~, O7 e& W: t* D5 a. I0 S
      (15 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.)
( r' a9 F3 l5 E: N8 S) i2 j      15 plane(s) intercepting now.
- @, _2 |  f" A( r; I3 U      Group patrol altitude is 19000
9 o; S6 k' ^1 n* H. Q+ o      Raid is overhead2 l+ S. q, E) c" R/ t2 b% H# A
      6 planes vectored on to bombers7 F- E8 c# |' ~3 E/ }
VF-71 with F4F-4 Wildcat (11 airborne, 0 on standby, 0 scrambling)+ Z0 r; \) u3 S4 s# i
      (5 plane(s) diverted to support CAP in hex.); ~0 w8 J1 y; L- [$ l
      11 plane(s) intercepting now.
3 x- X, A. G% a2 z% V1 x* Z      Group patrol altitude is 20000 4 l( b9 n& ]. l
      Raid is overhead
8 c/ @  N9 D; k" q* r. f- B
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4 W0 C: M& m, S% M. y/ k; J  W / |3 L/ Z# i. [0 `
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1 T7 H0 U. a4 H4 ?) DAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Tulagi at 114,1377 p# t8 w# T5 V# R. N
* Z( J, n; F9 b
Weather in hex: Thunderstorms
+ a3 u1 f; X) e1 t) d' e, ? 5 u: }" |7 w6 h
Raid detected at 26 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.
) N0 `; @& s" zEstimated time to target is 8 minutes) Z2 {+ o# `2 R) \6 T& y6 C
5 o  Q3 B2 f* n, _
Japanese aircraft$ H3 V0 Q. l  \: z+ ^. Q% j% O
      G4M1 Betty x 12
5 G5 y1 @! g% q% Z! O! W# V 5 C5 i+ b1 S* s" m# A- ~- i& v
No Japanese losses
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  v; v- l3 q5 C# n# z) sAllied Ships- i" @* }  a# j1 p
      APD Gregory
0 [5 g8 a4 t  D: L      AP President Jackson
0 ?- M* |' b/ J, e      AP Zeilin, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire,  heavy damage. c6 r. @% `0 D: R- y6 ]: p& K  E) @

& B) l. `- m( o; f, T1 ]6 Q# [7 FAircraft Attacking:) l+ x. b- G$ R: _3 `( Q3 \- {
      12 x G4M1 Betty launching torpedoes at 200 feet/ \, I% }  g( q1 f' H# Y) p
               Naval Attack:  1 x 45cm T91 Mod 3 Torp2 n4 g1 c2 b) m$ V5 G# I
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' a$ Q. O4 B' j6 Q3 t2 _
Ground combat at Lunga (114,138)' b0 n$ |* K0 _7 S7 e( u
8 |* {9 M3 i3 L  v4 D
Allied Deliberate attack- C! o4 m0 {2 j+ w9 m, ?

( W, j9 R  Z4 T) j5 ^Attacking force 9882 troops, 175 guns, 104 vehicles, Assault Value = 385$ @2 D& \- f+ @/ D& u" D

5 Y9 y* H- Z( T. L5 }" \Defending force 2250 troops, 8 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 13
# U- @9 i$ X+ f& R2 G 6 D- k1 ~& p' W- R( y0 @
Allied engineers reduce fortifications to 0
+ g( B) P3 O+ q# ]0 X7 A
1 d$ {* g. r$ `  }- o' ?) YAllied adjusted assault: 424
! x3 e" Z6 h3 w2 R2 U+ o 4 n7 s3 L6 d: v' U3 r- ?( x
Japanese adjusted defense: 9 , U! r. Y' |, M1 L9 c0 b. `9 j# C

' G6 Z' B7 e7 LAllied assault odds: 47 to 1 (fort level 0) . t1 k/ K5 n( ]( ?

" x1 \2 g$ q% y# e) d% nAllied forces CAPTURE Lunga !!!  F8 }' m9 @. d) N2 r
# Y' u# @- c. F8 X
Combat modifiers, S: g* U, m* v; O3 r# c
Defender: terrain(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
" N) L' G1 f# C( A. Q+ j; r/ XAttacker: 7 O. d- T# f+ U! r
% Q$ Q# |9 k1 W1 u$ D
Japanese ground losses:: H# c+ J+ w% e
      1882 casualties reported
: e0 @8 s9 J; r- Q' F         Squads: 12 destroyed, 0 disabled" ?" }$ P$ y2 X! I7 e& K
         Non Combat: 26 destroyed, 44 disabled; {1 _3 ~( ~- L. J) ?- q6 q
         Engineers: 26 destroyed, 7 disabled- F: Q! |5 e+ ?; C" N% q: Y9 i
      Guns lost 5 (3 destroyed, 2 disabled)5 V" [! \3 Y0 I& f# ]
      Units retreated 3& f$ M* D; M, \3 K
/ O+ p& s  ~/ w* K, O1 c; f$ x0 E
Allied ground losses:
9 A# ?/ }3 U- B- }2 _0 J  O+ u      192 casualties reported
, k0 }4 f- q. l: l5 c) l         Squads: 1 destroyed, 15 disabled
, X) w- D/ l2 Y( r# `) n         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled/ m, D( a' Y( d! v7 }+ T  a3 {
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
9 R% \+ e# D: q8 E) r" W
4 Y! R5 Z1 _1 L% y1 ~7 bDefeated Japanese Units Retreating!5 ]* X2 B5 l/ [/ o# K
1 m" m* Q0 H. D: b* l! U. M
Assaulting units:
! E- f8 V' y# ?$ }, |    1st Marine Regiment
& ?" T7 T: Z* J$ `    5th Marine Regiment
7 ]( D( M) Z/ m6 z" V* `    1st AmphTrac Engineer Battalion
* E2 p* e$ M' _6 Q1 r    1st MarDiv HQ
8 Y. M5 y% {) S# x4 Y2 M    1st Marine Pioneer Battalion5 v9 h- R6 O1 z# a( V
    III/11th Field Artillery Battalion- U8 k  L) A) _9 j. V
    II/11th Field Artillery Battalion
6 G" q2 r8 G6 k% D8 ]3 Z    V/11th Field Artillery Battalion
9 p+ l; ]$ u) o: s; p2 B    1st SW Field AA Battalion
) A) ~3 D. r  O* H) T    3rd USMC Defense Battalion0 S9 ]; S# M/ O
    III/10th Field Artillery Battalion* H9 n; l4 m& n. Y: W

& ~: z) N, H2 `6 i$ P/ O0 L4 ODefending units:
+ ~0 h1 b; E' [* J3 u6 O. N    Lunga Det Naval Guard Unit
5 x$ _* h; M! J9 m, s1 C    11th Naval Construction Battalion
  m8 u4 ~. @* R  y5 f* ?1 W- m    13th Naval Construction Battalion
+ k# G3 ~1 _1 `4 k, A
% x5 E1 R4 x' E 5 j! g/ @  R- U* m& n. c  X
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! N) p% ]1 e. X3 b! K3 j- u
Ground combat at Tulagi (114,137)
# e2 S, `! m( r$ j* C
- X# G3 I; j5 |2 c9 UAllied Shock attack5 B9 v: i1 m$ m6 p; `( X, ~

" ~6 {  D) E; q; ^( nAttacking force 4151 troops, 26 guns, 17 vehicles, Assault Value = 147/ C5 T4 M8 U! e. {, {6 }! J! M. U
6 H$ }( T5 k/ d  I0 L: o" p
Defending force 422 troops, 2 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 16
3 v& Z. i" r- D. j
. _7 @7 P4 W8 Z0 bAllied adjusted assault: 122
4 \  V* ^' U- t  ^8 a" ~, L , O' ^+ \/ U3 P$ J% [7 g
Japanese adjusted defense: 4 # }5 s% I! R) z# [

) d# X5 ^: o* C7 a% i# Y( @Allied assault odds: 30 to 1 (fort level 0) , h. q3 H. E% x* x" W3 V! _% A
1 x0 @) E, D& p3 [$ w3 I) n) M
Allied forces CAPTURE Tulagi !!!
7 Y1 h' @: ]3 A& P, A0 z$ X! @1 D
+ M. n1 n  T& _! m/ IJapanese aircraft
, ~1 |5 Y$ m9 E0 o  e  P      no flights
6 K; S% q" [' o* Z2 R. M' n9 i* }
& Y' k0 Y0 H3 G6 |. ?6 L& R. GJapanese aircraft losses! K- K/ |: u+ m
      H6K4 Mavis: 1 destroyed  S! J0 v2 u, m3 n( I
      A6M2-N Rufe: 1 destroyed7 S: I& ]5 {# p

  Q6 Z0 _) g7 u; iCombat modifiers
; y, p% i+ Y  NDefender: terrain(+)
( m$ a5 h6 U  I  BAttacker: shock(+), fatigue(-)
$ T1 q' R4 p0 Z; x 3 ?4 w3 F+ p% y, o2 B- L
Japanese ground losses:. H5 t# s$ b" s2 g
      288 casualties reported
; ]& e3 E! I+ u8 Q, ~( T: I1 N         Squads: 6 destroyed, 8 disabled) v1 Q7 K6 G, G  O
         Non Combat: 3 destroyed, 1 disabled
3 N" n# f: [5 w         Engineers: 2 destroyed, 0 disabled3 s/ M8 J( ?! ?# o6 W
      Guns lost 2 (1 destroyed, 1 disabled)
2 a; H" R/ N8 C6 i! L7 L# f- w      Units destroyed 35 V4 Y5 M0 J; W9 ]6 |
! S( X$ w6 S- V( a) w
Allied ground losses:5 ~5 s5 ]3 N' O. a
      80 casualties reported
* Q8 v( E8 {" N0 R# F0 y         Squads: 1 destroyed, 11 disabled% l! ~9 P3 R8 W  X( x
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
# K# H4 v6 J- z8 c/ F' S2 y$ d         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
8 P. w% `% l6 T- f/ y2 D
+ i: E9 n4 k) G% ~, Z1 mAssaulting units:
6 J) r  Z! j! f4 N    1st Marine Raider Battalion) g( k$ ?% K' C! _
    1st Marine Para Battalion! s8 E8 G. `  Y
    2nd Marine Regiment
6 i* A) w& r: c % H+ k# x- n0 k8 q! o7 ]6 d7 h% h# s8 D
Defending units:- H: O, w+ b9 N/ R" C
    Tulagi Det SNLF  d6 w* U+ W! Q) E( |% V! a6 G
    2/Yok' Suijoki'tai
+ O, V) Q, P, ^- l    Tulagi Const Det   d3 }7 u& ~. G  Q6 ~
    3/Yok' Suijoki'tai
坐看土牛阴沟里翻船
另外,本回合CA岸轰舰队到达预定阵位,准备炮轰莫港,韦德居然没有发现这支舰队7 a) e. i  d5 O
且看明日岸轰效果如何
刚开战时零战的护航效率还是相当可以的么,陆攻机基本没有收到直掩干扰
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
刚看了一下剧本编辑器,莫港仅有8门4.5寸岸炮,于是决定护航DD的120mm舰炮参与炮击。
养肥了再收割
如果开战第一日盟军舰队航速有加成不知道58编队会不会已经开到莫港附近?牛牛有发现敌58舰队吗?因为从瓜岛上空直掩的野猫舰载机数量来看,最多只有一条航母在瓜岛附近,另外两条不知道去哪里了?
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
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