AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Sep 13, 430 r6 J; S% W9 T/ c
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) d' s: M+ k. J9 c m% X% jAfternoon Air attack on TF, near Vizagapatnam at 43,44, B8 I; F8 a( P B
# M5 l* Q+ y; o$ AWeather in hex: Clear sky; a! L" p* a/ W2 H! ]! k
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Raid spotted at 37 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.) Z; J. C6 H0 _- B R
Estimated time to target is 10 minutes1 C4 L7 B6 I) s; K
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- R) X! ^9 x" b& j; {! m2 b. p4 K4 m$ _; v B-25C Mitchell x 6
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No Allied losses
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4 G5 @4 d. ~$ V+ U8 |6 } {Japanese Ships, x% y$ i) c# ^ e' q9 v) L
E Yaeyama* ^, ^' t2 A" D
AV Sanyo Maru, Bomb hits 1
) q; w6 }( V9 e在印度偷袭我运输船的AV直接被轰炸机命中一弹
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同时在南太,趁骑士开始澳东北战略,米军夺回了坎顿岛。岛上两个海警队已经炸成渣了,毫无抵抗之力,此战为米军第一次反攻登陆,米军反击大幕由此拉开。。。+ r/ N i+ x, u2 [, b" H6 k
Ground combat at Canton Island (153,143)' x1 G8 P N/ J0 t3 g6 |9 V' m
g2 u0 p5 o3 n& d$ w8 }; XAllied Shock attack
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Attacking force 5109 troops, 18 guns, 733 vehicles, Assault Value = 3770 F0 B% D: T& Z- m0 c
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Defending force 553 troops, 22 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 6% Q* X. Y1 b5 c/ k( j( j6 D
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Allied adjusted assault: 97 5 ] _- P9 w& i$ _8 c5 g
/ ~( m, v# _# Q8 SJapanese adjusted defense: 1 " L W" R& I6 f4 L/ o9 a
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Allied assault odds: 97 to 1 (fort level 5) $ z8 O0 N- E5 }& }) F& ^" d# v
& e; \! X1 @# J5 T! W; BAllied forces CAPTURE Canton Island !!!
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4 h0 d! F" R) B0 YCombat modifiers
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( J3 s: v1 @$ o2 z; oAttacker: shock(+), supply(-)
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Japanese ground losses:
8 r+ s" j& Q( w; v& E9 p 823 casualties reported- A$ E- w; o) z, K' p
Squads: 50 destroyed, 0 disabled8 P2 A& J" d. c* ^! T
Non Combat: 58 destroyed, 0 disabled) w; s4 A, G1 A2 S# B
Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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Units destroyed 2
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. y4 L6 Y7 s/ h3 bAllied ground losses:
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Squads: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled
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, y7 T) L' b! W" |5 | Guns lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)
) J3 d2 j6 j# ^2 c, I% L Vehicles lost 4 (2 destroyed, 2 disabled)
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Assaulting units:
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754th Tank Battalion1 |0 M7 o: ~) U* b
1st USMC Corps Tank Battalion
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4th USMC Tank Battalion1 v/ S U4 G' V) V" ]$ d# k
766th Tank Battalion: v" x _1 n+ T/ u( U
3rd USMC Tank Bn /3
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48th USN Naval Construction Battalion" l* x' k. }+ n0 H
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Defending units:
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14th Naval Guard Unit |