chen0529

西海岸   我能做到还算入门级别吗......................
- ~) u! Q& V. N3 f: J45年，如果1天1挡估计得打到2010年....................
" o8 }; P3 X: k. R/ g, ^突然想问一下论坛这几个长档平均1天回几挡。确实要毅力啊这游戏~~~~~

zhengxuacmilan

我平时是一天一档，周末是一天2－3档
4 R/ P- v9 d" V+ h; A4 b2 ?) W这个游戏确实需要毅力

chen0529

41/12/8
- W8 v" X) e) Y8 `- [- vkb继续轰炸珍珠港，居然还有不少飞机起飞拦截。/ p" R5 G. E, \! S
对铁乌龟的攻击大大好于昨天1 `9 e+ i# A' `2 H0 n
空军出动压制了新加坡和克拉克机场! L/ D+ ?2 {- @4 k0 f& ^8 y
哥达巴鲁盟军空袭掩护编队，bb  Haruna 被鱼类击中      （顺便问一下中文名叫什么，日本的中英文我都对不上）
! D9 |' `$ }! I6 A3 m' q4 p# B3 Uwake突击宣告彻底失败，再次打出0：1   最新太被了，不是一般倒霉
# l! r3 u' P; Z+ [! p" T* J: I好消息是香港降低城防一级. a8 e- y- X( B2 d! P  S7 m

$ c4 E+ z# `6 S$ U$ G9 w盟军pt偷袭菲律宾登陆场，而且还居然开到台南来打港口里面的帝国船只。4 y) W; G3 _, u3 @- H
大本营震怒，马上向华盛顿提出抗议。最后双方协商决定pt只能用于防守。
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  N; t- v! a; R7 m5 |3 M- D) V: ENight Time Surface Combat, near Vigan at 44,49
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4 Z/ l( z5 U9 E0 d' pJapanese Ships
$ u- U6 `. A1 |8 z+ |" MMSW W.7
4 L8 `  k( a9 a2 a/ c" L* G  x- EMSW W.8! \) D) O6 y0 F. O& }, l
MSW W.9: C, P% `0 T# C) q' A3 T
MSW W.10
9 U& X) a$ H) k# [5 _) z5 l& m( CMSW W.17, Shell hits 7, Torpedo hits 1, and is sunk
% ]* V. ~- S* z& J) y* f. a& h- BMSW W.18, Shell hits 2
% m" a% U; ~  T5 W. bPC Kyo Maru #2# Z  O! D2 ~) q
PC Kyo Maru #11" _: y! t0 `+ \- \; C! m8 J1 J0 M
PC Kyo Maru #12) c. f% H) B+ \' E
PC Kyo Maru #13
" I/ y4 K  @) y0 p( w+ _PC Shonan Maru #1: R8 z/ M0 C  |! e8 l* m) h
PC Shonan Maru #2
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5 }- Z" o0 @0 J* D1 {- _! uPC Ch 2, Shell hits 1,  on fire
; r" J- l, [: {. f0 {! G2 E% SPC Ch 3
; Z% a& A/ M4 c, P, x* S( MAP Bokuyo Maru
$ ^4 V5 M( h$ i% L7 k8 ^9 yAP Brisbane Maru6 `$ V" P  f* x
AP Oigawa Maru
# n4 }5 O4 j# m5 C) f9 VAK Hawaii Maru
; |; i7 |  Z- A. j4 J, a) }AK Shinko Maru
4 G5 C2 i8 T3 Z/ p4 hAK Sanko Maru
- e7 X) e. i1 H3 p4 m- A3 uAK Takao Maru
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3 |1 W# T0 B: S, D5 x  HAllied Ships
5 @( S8 X0 k2 o, @& f. RPT PT-31
9 R; v. X+ M) q8 ~6 q  n' rPT PT-326 h! s% X2 V4 E6 Y5 b3 Z7 U% s
PT PT-339 ?. x1 [* T8 p3 h& P, A$ u# G, B  P
PT PT-34
; D) [2 a# s5 `6 ]# G$ KPT PT-35, L3 O4 O' y4 ?6 q
PT PT-41# @2 w% T* v0 L3 L! v5 I
PT Q 111- R; g( }: S2 u3 T9 x4 j/ N0 E( j) V
PT Q 112
: G2 `4 E0 b) P( g" IPT Q 113
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Naval bombardment of Kota Bharu, at 24,45+ v4 L$ m2 r: B. \2 x. ~

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+ F4 M, _* A" E& VCL Jintsu
- }# `' d! x7 e' C. YCA Atago
# l3 \& b  h8 ^/ i4 y, w* SCA Takao
# A3 H$ b5 F$ |! P+ `0 z* iBB Haruna
! C2 [# Y) Y( lBB Kongo3 f' ^5 T, O, R9 H, W
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Allied ground losses:
4 {2 S5 X) c' C: g; A1 S437 casualties reported, q2 R/ E7 M. i  f$ p( k
Guns lost 4
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5 }- {. j+ `& H6 Z2 h& NAirbase hits 2
- Q8 I' |  M  QAirbase supply hits 3
8 ?6 o# A) Z0 S5 G3 a9 \Runway hits 12
- M  c6 i$ m, o. @2 wPort hits 42 \  \6 g: A& j3 ?' L
Port fuel hits 30 b, W' \: \, ~
Port supply hits 9
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Naval bombardment of Kota Bharu, at 24,45
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: i1 n' _  ?2 g, N0 j  W, QCA Kumano
, _' O" @& q) z+ TCA Suzuya' b, C/ G' E1 |$ H* v. _
CA Mikuma
- S' D0 a' u2 C- dCA Mogami
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Allied ground losses:- z$ w8 t& |! [2 R, h. Z/ U3 `
267 casualties reported
$ U/ E# B  d9 ~/ TGuns lost 3
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* k* W% f: O2 v( D/ vAirbase hits 4
+ d8 Y' Q% ^% H3 F$ E7 _Airbase supply hits 3$ b. W# i1 d& w# |
Runway hits 21
9 v+ a) h, Z5 kPort hits 51 i! d" I8 b# N/ C. z* c
Port fuel hits 2( W3 d: g! q/ P$ n2 C2 }
Port supply hits 14  q( {' N/ O: {/ h2 H
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Day Air attack on Singapore , at 22,51
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& E5 h! n2 }+ PG3M Nell x 972 p% H0 o9 k0 z9 v

7 o! B4 E! A8 A# B3 E2 gJapanese aircraft losses
2 J4 v% ]! l" ^. G' E5 PG3M Nell: 6 destroyed, 14 damaged
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Allied ground losses:. X% G6 M. {+ f# V
53 casualties reported! s! B2 h% w3 }% ]( U- c  H
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Airbase hits 4
( L6 T4 w' ]& \Airbase supply hits 2
! K8 W( `4 g0 X- lRunway hits 167 M1 K# f! m' v) ^1 a
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$ W" D* f( U0 S6 ?( ~4 {- U/ ZDay Air attack on Clark Field , at 43,51
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" Z9 u3 v- Y; Z9 c! AJapanese aircraft
8 r* I/ s# Z9 O* c, c! rA6M2 Zero x 60" a6 @6 ^% |3 @% J! ^
G3M Nell x 48
  Y. u9 h( E- C( H% ~$ ]G4M1 Betty x 53
1 h1 U  ^. L! |* PC5M Babs x 9
" W8 n6 d  m! \8 d! j7 f* {0 xKi-46-II Dinah x 1
: K9 w0 y8 `8 j; Y( eKi-15 Babs x 59 t3 Q5 `2 u. S8 W1 e; i0 o7 r7 [
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Japanese aircraft losses
# g& O! p6 z  ]- G. \G4M1 Betty: 1 damaged8 r4 Z7 {  }& {5 k, f

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# i3 N+ m2 f+ `( [8 O3 mAllied ground losses:
( a  @" t# _; z0 B( K; P29 casualties reported: @0 j! F% v# A

" h$ x% R$ ]6 r9 \& FAirbase hits 9, ?/ S8 K0 O; K) w) O, U
Airbase supply hits 2
  q8 X# Y6 [. @, j( r, r! W; cRunway hits 50
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) E3 R) S$ Q1 ]: E5 fDay Air attack on Clark Field , at 43,51& N' T2 x- [$ z$ `. `

& o+ `/ T: c. j, x/ AJapanese aircraft
8 H8 m% A4 Z9 H& o" VG4M1 Betty x 24& l3 D4 M0 [, D" d) _
Ki-46-II Dinah x 1
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Japanese aircraft losses
# e* y9 W" ^6 S1 }G4M1 Betty: 1 damaged; m* H% g0 W0 s- d# Q$ M
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Airbase hits 2" d4 }8 [! S6 \& f
Runway hits 11
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/ v* O5 X  U& w) |& F% \3 pDay Air attack on Pearl Harbor , at 114,72
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Japanese aircraft/ Q6 A' E0 C( W( O
A6M2 Zero x 66- g* I( K; W9 c% @8 b% \
D3A2 Val x 79
/ C- f9 h: I8 o: WB5N2 Kate x 1162 p) J/ q, R+ i' b

& C4 }4 a0 S) t) E  KAllied aircraft
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P-26A x 3
9 C3 E3 ]3 `/ J2 r0 jP-36A Mohawk x 4
' E( o0 Y: ^% V7 s. u9 iP-40B Tomahawk x 12
- T* T! @7 S2 b2 tP-40E Warhawk x 28 s9 d0 f' S! |6 `1 K1 c- F

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A6M2 Zero: 6 destroyed, 6 damaged
! G6 G9 P2 x; h% o& OD3A2 Val: 6 destroyed, 39 damaged, ^/ u6 d- g3 o; f
B5N2 Kate: 6 destroyed, 25 damaged
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2 N) G" W) z, m/ P2 }7 Q0 ?F4F-3 Wildcat: 2 destroyed
/ k- I; B2 Q; k: T0 W0 h8 vP-26A: 1 destroyed. Q& |& I1 @1 y1 \' K% h. R
P-36A Mohawk: 5 destroyed# @; J2 L2 I) k7 X) ^
P-40B Tomahawk: 8 destroyed0 R" Y2 I: N' @5 E  j: c6 r/ A
P-40E Warhawk: 1 destroyed$ e3 N( ?  b! R, L
PBY Catalina: 4 destroyed
4 w, G" `( I, C% T% s$ nB-18A Bolo: 1 destroyed
% u) S, g+ i# h0 f1 ?. lOS2U-3 Kingfisher: 1 destroyed
' n4 ?* h& J+ V7 U# o9 n3 H% zSBD-3 Dauntless: 2 destroyed/ Z* K# r- {. C! Z
A-20B Boston: 1 destroyed
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Allied Ships& e) T1 c9 ]7 H9 d, A
BB Nevada, Bomb hits 4, Torpedo hits 2,  on fire,  heavy damage
% o- E  D5 S* T4 L: _4 bBB Oklahoma, Bomb hits 6, Torpedo hits 1. V7 H! p! w. {/ n
BB West Virginia, Bomb hits 1,  heavy damage$ D( {. C& t" p  B1 J& J+ x
CL Phoenix, Bomb hits 1,  on fire
$ p6 E6 I; X+ c3 {# {BB California, Bomb hits 6,  on fire,  heavy damage
' l" n1 _" z. s" \& gBB Tennessee, Torpedo hits 1, P: v1 ~* j! q
BB Maryland, Bomb hits 3, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire,  heavy damage
4 c) s2 I  }% n+ N: K+ `( nBB Pennsylvania, Bomb hits 3, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire,  heavy damage
) k# Q, a1 [& X1 y/ x' qBB Arizona, Bomb hits 5! u8 y# E5 ?2 K3 I2 N) r
CL St. Louis, Bomb hits 1
' u/ B  i" |3 rCL Detroit, Bomb hits 1,  on fire  m# J! x" g5 K) h

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Allied ground losses:% Y3 \) F% V2 O* D4 c0 u+ S
19 casualties reported
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+ Z) a; f8 h) IAirbase hits 7, p" w  W& P1 k
Airbase supply hits 2
, B: {" ~0 I- Y2 n% M% SRunway hits 78
: \1 I9 X; V" {% mPort hits 9
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* W0 M  z, a3 F) HDay Air attack on TF, near Kota Bharu at 24,457 Y8 ]# t8 M' S% K% N; Q

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Swordfish x 2
" P8 z9 c! r2 S& wBuffalo I x 11
( R6 t7 Y2 @: G+ vVildebeest IV x 2
% z( D5 v) |% `: ~& ^/ ^7 gHudson I x 7
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# S9 s4 S; T/ NSwordfish: 1 destroyed
$ g* m/ K6 C- }7 T: l2 R8 SVildebeest IV: 1 damaged
2 f; b9 K8 x* u# L7 H8 m2 BHudson I: 1 damaged; B" M9 [5 E4 }: N, L
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BB Haruna, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire
% [! H1 b  u, ^1 u) n0 O1 eBB Kongo% G# R5 K- O) R: h2 s9 `

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Ground combat at Legaspi
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Japanese Shock attack
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Attacking force 2003 troops, 10 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 54
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Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0* P: h6 _0 ~. D; v
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Japanese max assault: 112 - adjusted assault: 114 - `  J% {8 J) c, C; d- v' q
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Allied max defense: 0 - adjusted defense: 1 + c& q* n0 t3 z4 P* n* A- d

/ L( ?* S5 t! Q7 hJapanese assault odds: 114 to 1 (fort level 2) - |5 H9 G5 D8 G! W

; m" X5 u6 ~- L/ w; c0 p4 b0 ^/ VJapanese forces CAPTURE Legaspi base !!!6 y; K2 O6 V# N
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Ground combat at Wake Island
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Japanese Shock attack
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/ N( i0 w# O1 H2 a. W$ `4 H) {7 PAttacking force 1645 troops, 3 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 30
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# i3 V  l/ D& E4 f9 UDefending force 2996 troops, 55 guns, 12 vehicles, Assault Value = 8
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Japanese max assault: 40 - adjusted assault: 12
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6 }: I& v# D0 H# R+ ]Allied max defense: 5 - adjusted defense: 13
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Japanese assault odds: 0 to 1 (fort level 1) + n) \. ?( {: F# _
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7 G; B6 d0 c" Z/ u" ?Japanese ground losses:" h5 {2 k4 G2 r- Y
159 casualties reported
" u4 G5 V# R, h+ \  ~" oGuns lost 1
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Allied ground losses:) e9 ]; B, h9 j* n9 _% r
37 casualties reported
+ M- c2 ?8 F; A( vGuns lost 1
% `) ~( b$ k9 y; ^9 ^; v; X* fVehicles lost 1, f( r$ ]% O2 S. g5 F

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Ground combat at Guam
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* Q/ H! v0 P1 J& b7 K8 IJapanese Shock attack% w4 S% H1 p, A# L2 _9 P6 {; D
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Attacking force 10873 troops, 30 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 149) c: v1 f9 V/ Z  [

2 W& v$ l$ q& R; p0 \7 b0 I7 K7 DDefending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
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Japanese max assault: 312 - adjusted assault: 298 , ^" z- r4 |2 i$ ~+ ]

5 m( G, k/ I1 u4 |Allied max defense: 0 - adjusted defense: 1 + z/ @0 x6 Z  Z1 Z  [. p4 I$ a- X

; Z9 i4 P* Z. p5 s7 }Japanese assault odds: 298 to 1 (fort level 0)
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" R9 \) m/ W+ i( _. K6 k) ^Japanese forces CAPTURE Guam base !!!/ m( |4 Y# o2 [+ C
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5 `4 K( _! |/ \Ground combat at Hong Kong2 a8 e' T% {7 k* \5 B

0 Y8 [- Q! z3 U/ ^* D5 D  n5 u+ G( S0 EJapanese Deliberate attack+ S7 U8 {. @: P3 \1 ?* W

8 p! ?; ^6 n6 R6 \Attacking force 21696 troops, 102 guns, 7 vehicles, Assault Value = 4801 J) z* P3 k/ q
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Defending force 16797 troops, 123 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 3197 u3 U$ _1 h* c# B# t- Q

% U: q9 I" Y0 ]0 `& C/ pJapanese engineers reduce fortifications to 3
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Japanese max assault: 528 - adjusted assault: 186
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9 Y/ q* l! y% u0 j+ Z; k# YAllied max defense: 325 - adjusted defense: 817
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2 Z, H- k# U" a2 a4 l, U/ C) q/ TJapanese assault odds: 0 to 1 (fort level 3) 2 k" }! g2 F" k  a3 t) f9 S8 D
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Japanese ground losses:
0 d3 V* N* f" k3 D7 K: y352 casualties reported- D' j5 Z' B. u) p
Guns lost 5
" V/ {: R" Z8 \0 S4 ZVehicles lost 2
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; Q- b7 C4 y" g: w! d: p; c6 k0 {Allied ground losses:
- z. f8 H$ U% D( |) f129 casualties reported
; z$ y& R# N+ q- lGuns lost 4
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; X0 W- m' Z+ l' @* s) ~Ground combat at Aparri; j! F3 W7 s9 \  }; Z

% o2 c) z. x) O  E, YJapanese Shock attack
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Attacking force 7970 troops, 57 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 304! c( h* Z7 W3 l6 {; M) Z) `/ g3 \* S' [
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Defending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 08 o) p; x: ]2 ]( ~$ j; x- E3 O
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Japanese max assault: 330 - adjusted assault: 602
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( K, Q6 |6 ?' ~Allied max defense: 0 - adjusted defense: 1
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Japanese assault odds: 602 to 1 (fort level 0)
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Japanese forces CAPTURE Aparri base !!!* u- O# ]" m4 M& w  c
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Ground combat at Vigan
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0 W1 F- a2 n  F/ jJapanese Shock attack
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7 `" A+ f5 H3 o& _! o9 LAttacking force 7072 troops, 24 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 2503 G7 a/ M9 D% j: f" _

0 l! Y& t# ?! u9 k6 lDefending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 0
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Japanese max assault: 258 - adjusted assault: 34
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* I; h2 [& w0 r+ ^Allied max defense: 0 - adjusted defense: 1
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" a, F  S; b2 J5 {0 C* YJapanese assault odds: 34 to 1 (fort level 2)
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Japanese forces CAPTURE Vigan base !!!
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' i2 W" k; o3 w- i[ 本帖最后由 chen0529 于 2008-1-22 22:42 编辑 ]

starlh

自无耻的日本鬼子不宣而战已过去了24小时~我盟军将士不但没有被敌人的偷袭打垮~反而在各地奋勇阻击卑鄙敌军的侵略~在香港我盟军将士挡住了敌38师团的猛攻~~在威克岛我们的将士奋起反击~敌军大部被歼已无力再战~在珍珠港军民同心~用飞机 机枪 高炮 手枪 弹弓 弓箭一切能够对飞机构成威胁的物体一次又一次的抵抗着敌机动部队的轰炸~~在马来亚~我军飞行员不怕牺牲~一次又一次的攻击敌滩头~并成功击中敌战列舰榛名一雷~~在..........+ q7 ]  l* d: w( X8 q+ `. M1 N$ Q
这是个英雄的时代~让全世界爱好和平的人们团结起来~~反法西斯的伟大事业必将取得最后的胜利!愿上帝保佑!
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                                                                                                                                1941.12.8

dilliulian

其实和新人对战么当然应该有我来啦.我是多当流的呀.LH看见糨糊欺负新人的我,所以也找个新人欺负去了

chen0529

关键是我运气还这么被

chen0529

继续压制马来半岛各机场和克拉克机场。
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突击拿下哥达巴鲁，香港炮击。占领马金岛。
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; K$ N; N2 V3 |5 E三天下来，珍珠港战果及其不理想，联合舰队司令部决定让南云到太平洋的某个小岛上指挥驳船去，各个飞行队长回国驾驶靶机训练菜鸟去。
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Sub attack near Kompong Som  at 29,43
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Japanese Ships/ V) p" x' q+ L7 {& J! C
BB Kongo, Torpedo hits 1# i0 t. R$ D) U) L
DD Akatsuki
3 [* w6 J8 E" i# pDD Arashio
4 T; ]( a9 v8 I& w8 @0 CDD Michishio
3 v2 V" _, ^6 M7 l& tDD Oshio" r3 a/ Z) P9 {+ |6 `
DD Asashio
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Allied Ships( t" d; y! V: z* O) N
SS KXVII
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& w4 _) h) C# O( e& k5 EDay Air attack on Nanchang , at 48,38     中国空军都出来混水摸鱼了9 |& Q4 H9 C! y& M
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4 H" }  x8 m0 hAllied aircraft9 M  t/ d- Z+ B8 Z  Z( T
I-153c x 210 n) y! @8 U  z2 e' I- Y) |) |
IL-4c x 12) X$ Z& F. u4 f( O3 H$ e8 A) Z7 [& P
SB-2c x 21: S& I& p, {& r% k5 D/ I8 r. \
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& i2 b; F9 d6 DAllied aircraft losses
% n! ^. ~1 b: yIL-4c: 2 damaged
. l/ f  ?' o* t2 q) ?SB-2c: 1 damaged
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" D& A. P! ~* Y3 G9 U, uAirbase hits 10 x( V, ?, n8 ^% j8 u
Runway hits 19 S  p! U+ g, K4 ^
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# S# \7 n0 V; k7 f3 g6 `, eDay Air attack on Kuantan , at 24,48' f7 @7 B8 A; K* o! q! N

1 y5 X% p! H: LJapanese aircraft
) u# G8 l+ ?0 ?% R' A+ OA6M2 Zero x 22
* Y$ z, o- a" ]2 d. ZG3M Nell x 110
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no flights' w( ?$ Z& c; J% \8 i
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Japanese aircraft losses- ]2 m+ e9 F* z9 c
G3M Nell: 1 destroyed, 2 damaged" _& I2 W8 C4 q. w& n' Q4 `8 p
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Allied aircraft losses
7 G8 P8 Z+ z7 n4 s  \. J- tBuffalo I: 2 destroyed& c# V( b1 l& z
Hudson I: 1 destroyed
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Airbase hits 1
1 `& ^' o$ @' K" u# ?0 R+ A0 ZRunway hits 8
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+ I1 r) r$ H+ ]7 @! p& HDay Air attack on Pearl Harbor , at 114,72" ~$ d7 Y! W. B; N$ \# B

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A6M2 Zero x 62# |! S- x: Q; t3 ]# Q2 y% R) {
D3A2 Val x 60, {% Z  C; x% g
B5N2 Kate x 98
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F4F-3 Wildcat x 1" }& _; I7 L- ?" h% U
P-26A x 2
0 O9 ]8 o  |* A/ y3 `6 HP-36A Mohawk x 5
- H2 c2 F5 t  I) l" ]0 g- lP-40B Tomahawk x 8  \3 X8 ^$ q5 H. a
P-40E Warhawk x 1
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Japanese aircraft losses9 ?$ j" O( }) F# k3 }$ z
A6M2 Zero: 4 destroyed, 10 damaged
6 e2 Z& f; {6 |8 vD3A2 Val: 4 destroyed, 24 damaged7 i. \) p9 c$ N% A) g# {
B5N2 Kate: 12 destroyed, 29 damaged3 w# e' k+ m, ^5 ^2 t5 V, Y$ H! H
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Allied aircraft losses  @& t5 [7 b: f" a
F4F-3 Wildcat: 1 destroyed
% k# Q( [7 c) q# O( OP-26A: 2 destroyed
% k" h* K# h3 dP-36A Mohawk: 1 destroyed, 1 damaged2 z" T0 G( ]/ B0 \1 V0 H* R
P-40B Tomahawk: 7 destroyed, L, p2 b$ G  q. \, v8 ~7 W5 `
PBY Catalina: 4 destroyed
) Q# F" |8 @- h0 C/ {+ {- uB-18A Bolo: 1 destroyed9 }  a: E* Q4 l3 t0 a+ D
C-47 Dakota: 1 destroyed
6 u3 u; _4 i" lOS2U-3 Kingfisher: 1 destroyed! \: [6 L, q$ u! v: Z6 s
A-20B Boston: 1 destroyed
/ P* y( [% t7 [( zSBD-3 Dauntless: 1 destroyed+ ^& N& X) a  u* I* \) P
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Allied Ships
/ G* W1 P: _$ KCL St. Louis, Bomb hits 3, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire5 v; d1 Q. {3 V$ {" Z/ E6 m/ @' [
DMS Wasmuth, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire! K: p( x# I+ l$ t9 E/ w
CL Honolulu, Bomb hits 1, Torpedo hits 1,  heavy damage
0 e$ Q7 P9 ~" q* h# ?AE Pyro, Bomb hits 1,  on fire# A9 S+ P; l; N( _
AD Whitney, Bomb hits 14 @; }7 e! i1 h: t" b- \' g# X
AR Vestal, Bomb hits 1,  on fire
1 }6 B! f' ]$ u/ W; f1 I8 CDM Pruitt, Bomb hits 1
& i) V. L3 p  E0 y( m. i+ [  WCL Helena, Bomb hits 2,  on fire! F2 ]- H" H6 V/ [( i  P
DMS Chandler, Bomb hits 1,  on fire$ h3 I$ ~. s7 i# Q
CL Detroit, Bomb hits 19 u( c) h# P1 R5 k6 B5 n9 |& [
AP Jagersfontein, Bomb hits 1,  on fire" {' [0 g+ R5 k$ W, X
CL Phoenix, Bomb hits 2, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire9 R3 e1 p* r& b; U! N6 N( D
AV Curtiss, Bomb hits 1,  on fire5 Q8 Q" a" i* P6 z7 C: s. A3 k9 X
CL Raleigh, Torpedo hits 1,  on fire
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Allied ground losses:
  P2 d1 K) Z1 T1 V& V54 casualties reported
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Airbase hits 4: q' S+ v' b4 t' t) `, b
Airbase supply hits 1
5 h7 a% H4 f- P! f$ l6 VRunway hits 90% [$ c4 T5 z5 ~+ \( \2 S
Port hits 3
- x$ _: i- {3 X% z; M+ wPort fuel hits 2
8 C5 ]0 p& r% G% B/ G) Y: fPort supply hits 1; d, ]9 D) G( u# T" _; \; d( z
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Day Time Surface Combat, near Aparri at 45,49
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Japanese Ships1 y8 _8 t6 ^* ?0 D  g2 k( Q
MSW W.157 a" f* p7 }+ b7 x; c
MSW W.16
$ \) ]+ P6 ]. R+ d. IMSW W.19
" y' {( J  n5 s. wPC Shonan Maru #17
& p9 D& N, ?4 Z* c5 SPC Takunan Maru #58 ?& [9 T1 o# M5 `6 n9 x
PC Ch 13
2 ]5 \% ]8 `3 o& n9 sPC Ch 149 _) l2 f3 {, h" W9 o1 i, Q2 K
PC Ch 15/ ]" D8 {6 \# ?
PC Ch 16
7 L8 p- F: P0 u3 GPC Ch 17
& |9 i9 z; [" B  nPC Ch 18
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+ J" D' a$ C/ x% XAP Aki Maru
7 R+ Z8 f7 q$ X( @4 v( FAP Ozan Maru
$ g' Z$ X: n7 gAP Waura Maru
; }) M3 M9 v4 j5 X; Y3 ]; b" CAK Arizona Maru% p" k( B; G$ f
AK Anzan Maru
, y( {$ N0 Y3 u# ~( }) z6 KAK Matsukawa Maru- @1 V( n& w/ V9 N( ^3 h( A

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4 U  T2 x: R) T0 ?& Z- H# A1 t2 rPT PT-31
1 g: b% h* j  {  Y% TPT PT-32; @% E0 v1 p0 U8 C/ L3 @( h
PT PT-33
$ I4 h4 {  V6 w4 W2 ]: `PT PT-34
* n6 n, }" S4 H0 Y4 rPT PT-352 A5 W# T) |5 P' [) t
PT PT-41, Shell hits 1, ?9 j2 w9 @. W8 H- t
PT Q 111
5 m2 I$ N8 f6 S2 k  DPT Q 112; F0 k, X) N4 j
PT Q 113
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Ground combat at Hong Kong- n- B. S8 [) B9 U" }) ^
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Japanese Bombardment attack# v4 K" e8 C4 \4 {* H

! q% N) J$ j9 s; K: O& C' y$ _Attacking force 22668 troops, 143 guns, 5 vehicles, Assault Value = 626& i- y* V$ y- M, Q" V$ z

: O3 W: }$ S0 M1 b5 {5 F) I7 eDefending force 16689 troops, 120 guns, 2 vehicles, Assault Value = 318
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0 ?& N( P: a$ A3 ?4 ^1 CAllied ground losses:
2 M1 V: I( t3 D32 casualties reported
; x; ]1 Z& w3 q9 @Guns lost 1' ~% Z4 o/ `; h5 R- P

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Ground combat at Kota Bharu
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Japanese Shock attack
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- I0 h2 k4 i% P; \) l8 S. LAttacking force 20094 troops, 78 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 453( R/ M5 l- V# _& k8 U! h4 j, K

, P3 e5 Q8 p! A: t, C- j+ Q( YDefending force 7424 troops, 26 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 121
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Japanese max assault: 778 - adjusted assault: 672 , k# S  {- b0 ]) X" F* S& ]

( o. p4 f6 V) n1 Z* B; v3 SAllied max defense: 92 - adjusted defense: 95
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Japanese assault odds: 7 to 1 (fort level 2) ) Z' Q' Y! N9 _! ?- n# k
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Japanese forces CAPTURE Kota Bharu base !!!
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" U# V, H  d2 m0 e! p! _Japanese ground losses:5 V1 \" ?9 F, |6 B  M1 Y4 o. \% P
874 casualties reported
6 |! I; N& S) H& _/ UGuns lost 8* c3 {' J! `( c6 H2 {! r2 |

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36 casualties reported. H, g. A. T  L+ m* v& z, w% W
Guns lost 1& ^5 G6 ?& d1 t7 {8 n/ D

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7 P4 N; L0 D' A& O8 BDefeated Allied Units Retreating!+ S2 A$ A. X! J% l1 B# K2 M! _3 Y& l+ y

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Ground combat at Makin
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Japanese Shock attack( ]5 _" M; A/ G9 @& W7 g9 r6 c
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Attacking force 1128 troops, 10 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 37
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& Z' U1 s$ g# A* M, x, u# G) VDefending force 0 troops, 0 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 02 c; V$ u% p+ [" q( ]

0 J# n6 G% L+ U: Z4 ~$ B6 }% oJapanese max assault: 46 - adjusted assault: 25 8 W0 F4 R  y4 A  I& t* u
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逍遥

ph里的BB都跑了吧？

zhengxuacmilan

BB应该跑不远，估计是在港口呢吧？

starlh

既昨日敌战列舰榛名被我空军命中一雷之后~今日我潜艇也不甘人后~在混乱的哥达巴鲁滩头成功命中敌战列舰金刚一雷~~在珍珠港上空~20架敌机动部队最精锐的飞行员今日命丧黄泉~63架敌机拖着长长的浓烟惊慌而逃~我主力舰只无一损伤~~中国空军虽然装备落后~~但他们没有畏惧~今日从长沙出击~空袭了敌占区的南昌机场~~体现了中国军民抗战的决心~~~2 O2 f: v4 P$ e/ |" g9 C

: G8 Q; M) H+ v- c! d改属声明：
8 Y. }) e) P# v; |5个原属西海岸战区的4E飞行队改属到东南亚司令部 每只耗费48点PP~总计240点

starlh

开局珍珠港只能攻击3天~一个月内不能再次袭击~日酋在珍珠港颗粒无收~~悻悻而回~~

starlh

改属声明：( F( |# l9 j% {; G% B4 B4 b( h1 y4 L
1只原属加拿大司令部的飞行队改属到东南亚司令部，耗费64点
3 E6 Z8 D% A6 M- a1只原属菲律宾战区的飞行队改属到东南亚司令部，耗费48点

vcding_109

0529的RP确实有点问题，不过珍珠港没炸沉铁乌龟也没什么大不了滴，重创后就行了，没有1年时间休想爬出来，要是爬出来更好，比在PH拍板砖更省事，KB现在大可以去做更重要的事，比如支援威克，或大闹南太。

zhengxuacmilan

嗯 改属声明，挺好
# [) }7 z5 t# m9 a. z用的starlh上次整理的新规则，顶一个

vcding_109

认真阅读了LH兄整理的新规划,觉得有不少可取之处,不过由于对战区划分,偶觉得划分太死,若本档以该房规进行下去,本人作以下大胆预测:
$ A( M/ Q1 }3 p1 I7 k: O' m        1、由于对派遣军和关东军的过多限制，将导致本档中国战区无战事，至少无大的战役，导致本档陆战的激烈精彩程度大幅下降，关东军作为帝国一支精锐在本档中可能成为一个“等死的花瓶”角色，之所以“等死”是因为在无派遣军和南方军的支持下，真的造成了苏联“东线无战事”，只有等到45年苏军变身开战了，关东军在开战后至45年8月其实就是一直再等苏军动手鸟 " f/ W, a  K5 n& |5 ]
      2、对南方军的战区划分，也许是最大的缺憾，由于不能支援中太的东南舰队和第4舰队，导致日军在43年前，用于中太的兵力不值一提，中太基本是真空状态，若美军在43年前发动一次建立前进基地的战役，或者在43年前以能开始反击，中太基本无兵可守。' y7 i$ Z" s5 H
  以上只是推测，并无其它意思，望仁者见仁、智者见智，并提出以下建议：
8 E5 a$ H  N1 t! w  1、由于所有空母不能更换原始编制，建议4发从开战时就禁止对海攻击，4发对海能力也是相当恐怖滴，如果从开战之初，KB就要躲着4发，后期又要躲地域猫和海盗的话，估计会让日军玩家失去对战的信心；
# u: V) J' Y& C* V7 `6 s  2、南方军作为日军最大的机动力量，不应限制其活动空间，同时对派遣军和关东军也应适当松绑，作为补偿可另商盟军的补偿办法.