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这么说来,似乎还有点道理
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
不怕,盟军有专业的高空战机P47,仍然可以4w2进场,不过海盗闪电等战机就算是废了
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
红叶你没理解那个第2最好机动为作战高度的意思,是禁止普通战斗机4W以上高度(同温层)扫场和直掩,因为二战时的战斗机不可能在这个高度交战,飞行员会被冻僵的,发动机等飞机本身也会出问题。
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championzhao 发表于 2012-1-29 13:21
老赵我说了你也别生气哦,在现实中能从拉包尔飞到莫尔兹比和伦加的飞行员那都是精英哦。。。在游戏里只要是机队都可以去。。。。在加上一句,我玩的是WITP。。游戏里的021太逆天了。。。。那是不是需要改变下什么呢???。。。。
醒握杀人剑,醉卧美人膝
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR May 20, 43
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炸毁了此处堆积了100多架日军轰炸机,3w1扫场的闪电对阵紫电+钟馗毫无优势可言,空战损失8:10,以半个月的产量换取了一次盟军轰炸机顺利突防
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* Y4 P. s- c6 S0 nMorning Air attack on Ailinglaplap , at 133,117 0 E5 q3 x/ `( c

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Raid spotted at 39 NM, estimated altitude 34,000 feet.2 f2 ]' O. @# S6 w1 e5 g
Estimated time to target is 7 minutes" Q: ~( ^8 y, P/ ]( B- |/ H
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  R. _: Z: ?2 h1 H# }- e      N1K1-J George x 224 Q7 N+ S: f7 d" b' J9 p3 Q& `0 |, M
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 30* U! B0 b2 K& U9 ]" V" I

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2 |. G1 h3 C6 ?1 XAllied aircraft
" v; W, Z2 i$ R4 }# S      P-38G Lightning x 24' u" i( \8 g6 T. l
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0 e) j+ ^# q' y8 n- V# I      Ki-44-IIa Tojo: 4 destroyed
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* \7 J! O- R+ T' t: Y. L      P-38G Lightning: 2 destroyed) W1 N/ K/ b+ G1 X+ a% ^

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CAP engaged:; h' G9 b  N8 e$ v6 Z0 v
Unyo-1/A with N1K1-J George (0 airborne, 16 on standby, 2 scrambling)
9 h7 m  I8 v7 J: v5 V      4 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
4 b6 s" o6 l$ h. K7 Q* b+ R0 d      Group patrol altitude is 31000 , scrambling fighters to 31000.
% S/ v. ]0 M. D8 k' E      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 25 minutes
& P( M7 B4 I! w( M- }( b54th Sentai with Ki-44-IIa Tojo (0 airborne, 16 on standby, 8 scrambling)7 i: \7 B  N/ l
      6 plane(s) not yet engaged, 0 being recalled, 0 out of immediate contact.
  [0 T9 J% o9 @      Group patrol altitude is 31000 , scrambling fighters to 31000.# B+ p; J; b" k; F$ G* u, ?' ?
      Time for all group planes to reach interception is 16 minutes  A- y* H+ W. n. G! P
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Morning Air attack on Ailinglaplap , at 133,117
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Weather in hex: Clear sky
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Raid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.
2 v: H, f8 ~* m( ?, Z6 QEstimated time to target is 6 minutes! y$ O- I' o5 b( o5 ?5 R
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5 I! n( ?% J+ y9 L: O$ q, Z      N1K1-J George x 148 u3 Z* j% w" u5 x0 y
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 154 u* c/ p% ^8 n3 Z/ e

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      PB4Y-1 Liberator x 44/ B8 E' {, H2 F7 b5 G" u; @
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      N1K1-J George: 3 damaged
, I; f3 C- a  ~6 x  N; E2 h  F      N1K1-J George: 2 destroyed on ground
) J) \4 `5 `1 M      D4Y1 Judy: 20 destroyed on ground
6 u+ b. m( c7 i! e& r      MC-21 Sally: 25 destroyed on ground
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* X+ k) p6 r2 J; I  ^6 Y. T% O" B* v3 A      PB4Y-1 Liberator: 1 destroyed/ B6 Q9 [% ?* F  T+ V0 K9 T1 f: n

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      35 casualties reported: n9 e' h2 v4 j/ t/ ^0 h3 _8 r% j
         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
, O) ~2 g! ^+ \: ]/ g' ]& [; c& w' v1 ?         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
0 p1 E! }9 a) I6 l+ O" H         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 3 disabled
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/ H8 C' Z1 b2 K% r+ f' |Airbase hits 170 \8 k. f/ d) O! _( C4 [& B
Airbase supply hits 9
  ]9 e1 r( i  d/ yRunway hits 63
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$ e! @& I: k' b! W/ n$ GMorning Air attack on Ailinglaplap , at 133,117
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" M* H8 D' e5 [* GRaid spotted at 3 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.
9 \1 Y0 c+ m3 lEstimated time to target is 0 minutes2 ?1 ^2 Z- K1 y: Y% L4 k7 C  C( J
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      N1K1-J George x 9# P! z1 r7 Q8 }# E2 D
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 129 w3 M$ S0 J( r
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      PB4Y-1 Liberator x 11. v6 t- s" R; e) O$ H* P& f/ R

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1 d) l8 I# U  s1 H/ K      D4Y1 Judy: 1 destroyed on ground
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  k( _7 H' H  n" G; ~7 JAllied aircraft losses  X4 a  d" L, p& R5 Y+ l) h5 o! v! L; K
      PB4Y-1 Liberator: 1 destroyed, 3 damaged
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: S. {! Y+ F8 W. }( fAirbase supply hits 1: ]7 @8 A! M! A, J$ N8 L
Runway hits 1
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Morning Air attack on Ailinglaplap , at 133,117 ; {- E4 u$ X/ `, X6 h7 l$ a" Z% G

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Raid spotted at 20 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.( \9 `: P/ \) x! x& ~9 T4 P
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes
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0 h2 d9 C# p' z0 F0 s4 b      N1K1-J George x 5  e7 I8 J0 e$ T. s! E& _* l, @
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 5
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      B-25C Mitchell x 17
) D' U$ }4 W  G8 ~; g- O. z      B-25C Mitchell x 462 `! b! P8 x8 y3 I5 b. y; k

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4 F9 P. y/ F; ?/ Y) v$ k      N1K1-J George: 1 destroyed on ground# r" p+ L0 z+ J
      MC-21 Sally: 4 destroyed on ground) q2 ?  [, H0 [8 u" _/ r' ~8 r4 y
      D4Y1 Judy: 5 destroyed on ground
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      B-25C Mitchell: 1 destroyed, 1 damaged
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      30 casualties reported
9 A  I" W3 z, l6 D/ |/ e( C         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled$ g' z4 Z+ O1 z# `! ~5 c
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled" P, k0 p- q; _  V
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 2 disabled( d' @2 g3 h! i7 @" [# v( @' n3 d

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Airbase hits 12- z# ]& X( I- Q4 H- _
Airbase supply hits 6
9 {6 m5 h- M) d/ DRunway hits 38; z2 u2 U& P3 N4 m8 f: v
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Morning Air attack on Canton Island , at 153,143
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Weather in hex: Clear sky
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Raid detected at 56 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.$ D8 M1 o6 R' r- w1 w, D! j
Estimated time to target is 20 minutes+ [2 h; H5 I7 q9 m/ f; v

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9 }& e1 U9 c! m      G3M3 Nell x 51/ p" h, N8 i0 M% X  i; E  W
      G4M1 Betty x 62
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      G4M1 Betty: 2 damaged* g) [4 e& ?, ?; G. ~! z
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' q7 m, Z; s" n6 o/ m" UPort hits 52/ A! n0 v; z" N3 R; H' b
Port fuel hits 16* B9 u+ I* s  V& F- p# }  e' l
Port supply hits 6
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"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
同时,日军在印度的60w大军有撤退迹象,不知道是打算绕路来攻还是真正撤退,让我们拭目以待
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"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR May 21, 43
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4 @; W" [% p# a" oSubmarine attack near Socotra  at 5,13
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      SS I-78 J/ o. j% e* G- u

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: t4 _; w- U3 c# b. s  eSubmarine attack near Socotra  at 4,16  r1 ]& n7 r2 P6 n' D4 S$ t

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      TK Vivi, Torpedo hits 3,  heavy fires,  heavy damage
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TK Vivi is sighted by SS I-285 L. s& V" h: y9 `
SS I-28 launches 6 torpedoes at TK Vivi# _; ~& p3 D4 F5 R

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Sub attack near Kusaie Island  at 125,1187 }: h- n* d1 B! L9 w, M2 L" _

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      xAKL Kosho Maru, B) c2 c1 d# Y& {% o5 ~7 \
      PB Kozan Maru
6 ?$ r3 B1 `5 }5 P2 M. W3 I      SC CHa-39* ~) D5 a8 [6 K6 d
      AM Wa 104
1 `+ M+ \8 ^2 b: {      xAK Reiyo Maru3 y9 S3 k. H# k- |1 b( v" W& k. n2 i
      xAK Kiyoshima Maru
. ?8 I3 q- j$ P; Q  G# |: t& \/ j) v) G      xAKL Sakae Maru
6 N# k6 q  Y2 E( @& d* o( [      xAKL Kikuryu Maru- \7 u+ L( V% |$ b5 v
      xAKL Gyoun Maru
5 _1 K& S9 y9 y) s$ I' W      xAKL Ina Maru; W) U- V7 j# t; b
      xAKL Miyako Maru
  Z, j- P& B( L8 a5 v+ G      xAKL Tonegawa Maru1 O+ o: a- k9 w. \  _
      PB Ayaha Maru, A* w6 b) N4 E( y. p
      PB Shonon Maru #105 Q: i7 O% |) v; i* U+ \2 F7 A% t
      PB Shuko Maru #5& p; b9 t1 X. K. H" ]* b# R
      PB Sonan Maru #6' J+ D! Y. \9 q
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8 g; @$ z& y1 ]1 ^2 d  U2 dSub attack near Kusaie Island  at 125,118+ D+ T$ L4 V- O9 a& R
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      xAKL Yagi Maru
! j: w' M3 Y- ^7 @+ L$ u' |      PB Kozan Maru
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7 u0 k, M. x, ?" V8 J5 y) s7 y      AM Wa 104& q; h( t: ^+ b# u) V; y6 Z: e
      xAK Minryo Maru
+ i& `5 s3 q6 V& ~/ g9 D0 m; G      xAK Reiyo Maru
; k  p& m$ N+ N) U      xAK Kiyoshima Maru; U+ P2 s+ a& T( }
      xAKL Sakae Maru
# E, W1 u+ Q. o8 M- Y4 j0 t8 _      xAKL Kikuryu Maru
. p- X  N4 \: h, b  b2 y1 c$ B      xAKL Gyoun Maru
+ P$ e0 G% b  H* X) e* n      xAKL Ina Maru* k$ ~& \" [# d7 B+ N
      xAKL Miyako Maru
# f+ ]8 t  V6 V$ U* c      xAKL Tonegawa Maru" j6 [6 @4 o/ ^5 x6 Y! N/ h3 a
      xAKL Kosho Maru
6 w  }6 R5 z! ?4 R- j; @      PB Ayaha Maru
) e4 U& B$ D* C) ?      PB Shonon Maru #10
1 `$ `5 V) J/ K' d  x9 @      PB Shuko Maru #5
7 v4 Q8 C: d, o6 q+ L      PB Sonan Maru #6# b* S) l0 f0 z: V! G& p4 _

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      SS Jack
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0 g6 F! B1 ?0 f/ VASW attack near Kavieng  at 106,122
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7 v" v( G' ^: X# A! t, V      xAK Norfolk Maru
, T: v% a9 C! ?: Q$ Y" J& j      SC Ch 333 R; u, U% Y( ]  _4 I) H

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      SS S-45, hits 4
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
这档怎么不更新了呀?27呢?59呢?
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
天煌逃避现实去了,刚回来
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR May 22, 434 \/ G. l# Z% L
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盟军对日军在马绍尔的机场挨个点名,今天轮到了马埃特罗普机场。
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2 @0 q+ t6 G; iMorning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117
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" D; A4 S" ~' v+ NRaid detected at 29 NM, estimated altitude 35,000 feet.
' m' n$ j6 V& p9 FEstimated time to target is 10 minutes; A+ o; d  Q4 Y3 H2 O
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      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 32
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      F4U-1 Corsair x 180 P4 g' C- }! _& J* B
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# ?* y3 N! Y7 Q* d, ?- c6 }Allied aircraft losses
- q" ^  q8 a5 s; ^0 o9 i      F4U-1 Corsair: 1 destroyed
- N" U) }3 b* s
. a" x' [9 r/ h4 b: o& n% y: E  \; \. D8 e0 x

+ g+ K% V8 ?& I: h1 oAircraft Attacking:* O! O0 o- ]9 t3 F( [; O
       4 x F4U-1 Corsair sweeping at 31000 feet * ( Z7 P/ S8 w- }, k. _' @
5 t2 M/ \$ L) d2 R" t& Z$ Y
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  c: a) m0 d" p' yMorning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117
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Weather in hex: Partial cloud/ `, k4 m) B# w' _0 E) z

1 |. o# f. |( K- oRaid detected at 32 NM, estimated altitude 35,000 feet.( ^* S: i  Z. l# E; b. k
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes; N; t: Z2 s/ E& N) `5 b& N

, J0 M# e; c/ S9 VJapanese aircraft8 I2 c( C# P0 P
      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 186 z" Z2 l3 Q* v# L

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" C& I" c+ n- z3 E# x/ ]
Allied aircraft
" r- @/ f) Q$ T      P-38G Lightning x 23
& a( F6 \7 F/ g% b
1 W# U- `% F& k4 T" N  W, n, v# d" t! X# d
Japanese aircraft losses
8 Z( O# d: V3 Y1 i& _      Ki-44-IIa Tojo: 1 destroyed
, j8 L  `! C, y4 ~1 l% ^$ q3 A- |% j5 i/ c
No Allied losses
+ s, {! ^) ?" ]8 T+ j, [5 [, ]1 t. Y6 l

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. v- }& o* q# z( yMorning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117
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Weather in hex: Partial cloud. B3 [. \1 K2 d( ?0 k+ p: ^

( C- ^% J. Y2 f, y: ~7 sRaid detected at 34 NM, estimated altitude 34,000 feet.
% a) c: z) o6 ^% i2 `& d; D' y( |Estimated time to target is 6 minutes
& G3 V8 @; w/ \6 n7 d8 C+ c" K
  s; G2 ?, T" A- X4 x) mJapanese aircraft
& }9 X2 R( ]3 i- I) ]% S  k      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 84 K( H" U) G& w' \* S( Q

, P- Z- W" o* g3 ?  `9 V5 Z+ {  I# O# |7 @8 ^# j5 F9 b5 g0 t

' _# J3 Z$ t& Z( k8 L! O/ mAllied aircraft
% {( Z  h6 }  i- A6 V& W      P-38G Lightning x 17
4 L% b6 ]' D' @- h: ]4 n( t  \4 c; x# j8 A5 R4 P; U* O% s- G* W
4 ~: D2 q, a( B
Japanese aircraft losses
% A; `! [0 }9 F+ j' q      Ki-44-IIa Tojo: 1 destroyed$ a# \" c7 X; H

) \! J* L3 l, k9 `. k  Z/ cNo Allied losses1 |; K  Q# M! T" l- C

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$ d. ~- |. _1 w7 H& [/ X9 {/ u- y# h. ^$ }+ Y  w
Aircraft Attacking:2 \. J% Z+ }/ w
       9 x P-38G Lightning sweeping at 31000 feet+ w, x; K# W* d/ C* D

" a7 m: w- ?, f" }/ u+ I# |9 M8 o4 r% X; T& d3 M  d
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4 J  O! ]" p1 I4 `% AMorning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117
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0 l' I* K/ `: e, m  qWeather in hex: Partial cloud- m) x: k9 c9 ^( j& U- v
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Raid detected at 30 NM, estimated altitude 34,000 feet.( }+ C3 N9 ~9 r) U! L" s2 f
Estimated time to target is 6 minutes" I8 }4 D' B* ?" Y' J6 m
/ {+ T/ x# m4 d$ K& k, t# ]* r
Japanese aircraft
6 a  ]2 Z/ I9 r+ T# N- D! g      Ki-44-IIa Tojo x 3
3 \9 ^" t; b: z' J' {2 X: \, Y: g' p3 B, k& u2 _

& x1 n$ v! N, u/ b3 G4 u: V
% F4 R% l7 [8 L, S9 M" K* V/ l0 IAllied aircraft
! C7 W- B( ~& m) v7 a      P-38G Lightning x 22
' X. l, x% q6 T- F5 h: S) }, j
2 W5 ~" T0 V5 q  I9 i- @; P3 @: S/ n0 ~
Japanese aircraft losses
& w  M: x, N7 e; h* o) |! J      Ki-44-IIa Tojo: 1 destroyed
$ d! G6 Q& y  u# a0 e
" E4 ^( Y; J7 N7 s/ gNo Allied losses9 Y$ C0 n0 @2 H# `3 [+ B
% Q) p1 J4 }- E& R5 j; g% j! [

" }1 |) j/ K/ U
7 T1 T5 `4 _* fAircraft Attacking:7 z& u7 L% J7 o
      22 x P-38G Lightning sweeping at 31000 feet' Z. j  Q6 m3 @6 k0 S

+ ?# V' S1 ?/ E7 r- J5 Y& O# n3 A& R7 v- N4 e- X( r: S
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Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117 9 T7 m  R+ F% i

4 e6 D+ N' X0 @; z/ E; QWeather in hex: Partial cloud. X  @, g- l4 W1 B
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Raid detected at 37 NM, estimated altitude 11,000 feet.! L* x2 n5 b: `. s( D& K  g$ W
Estimated time to target is 12 minutes5 T4 q! e1 B3 H1 }5 [

2 Z$ l$ A; P$ g3 }( Y! z! N  S# AJapanese aircraft2 v- q5 C5 A' f( r$ z/ n! G8 t8 I
      no flights
% \/ p( k$ C: n/ d  v" {0 u2 ?7 E! o+ i

5 V" p: V7 z4 ?5 B- A, hAllied aircraft5 N: V5 \, x; m+ k+ J! g; _, Q; B
      PB4Y-1 Liberator x 33, L+ I. t2 H: h( k( w+ h

( q' `" n7 f4 o4 y1 [# P. O
, F" n/ ?3 o, t2 M7 A  {Japanese aircraft losses; }" D: T9 D$ g9 Y3 m
      E13A1 Jake: 1 destroyed on ground' i* i0 Y3 b7 I7 @- G' w
1 B" C0 X/ Q1 r
No Allied losses% U* r0 Z) L5 }9 _

8 W- u% p! H7 P, w2 n
7 F' y: T3 R. v: m, {% G  S0 [" `% ~- Q7 I' v
Airbase hits 16
3 `2 q# S* A+ M2 H& S+ F. c! e: NAirbase supply hits 2
. G9 j8 b2 y' @& h/ k3 r% l9 rRunway hits 37/ j/ m$ r8 l" _

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Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117 $ w8 `% K. Y+ Q3 N  h" M
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Weather in hex: Partial cloud
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Raid spotted at 16 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet., n( G: T" s6 F# @: P1 |8 c
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes% A( K9 l" w( s! Z; u
2 f  E. B  C" V. {

: Z+ o. F! T" i, NAllied aircraft
; T1 _. F( M: t      PB4Y-1 Liberator x 8
$ s5 E; |0 S  F; f; h7 R( m# d7 r, J: o
9 o/ R; D" I9 s+ O& M" m9 b$ y( c$ _
No Allied losses
) |9 \' G. n; u3 i' d
5 f+ m$ }! m. X6 M6 ?+ h
% b; B. U: H+ ]  Y1 m
- s" p" l% b# N! E- Z4 j; H3 JAirbase hits 4
: c' }' p+ f& a0 g9 jAirbase supply hits 1
% U. h' B! @% v  k$ n& ~Runway hits 2
: B4 j' A9 a+ V& ~: C7 T5 J" c+ k
4 J# S6 c% K# f" F4 D# \- V
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Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117 * Y) x9 r2 Q) E$ X+ V
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Weather in hex: Partial cloud& H: a# I7 l/ i& V7 v, y
2 b6 j  u9 [! k% [, \* l
Raid spotted at 1 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.
  B2 _$ }) w8 ^$ u, k0 ZEstimated time to target is 0 minutes
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Japanese aircraft
" E/ ]6 Y2 [+ @" ^4 n8 Y! u3 E, X      no flights) u  x3 |9 W" C9 q% g1 O

1 J' D1 G' H2 Q0 s3 p8 k; b
" v' O2 V! k, \$ g3 z7 v3 ^5 xAllied aircraft
6 s) }. Z2 M8 V7 q) B4 C- k% y; {      PB4Y-1 Liberator x 11: _0 Y7 ~. V6 K* }% ~1 _

4 U$ N9 w9 U' v* Z) `
5 w. |  i- ]; x3 dNo Japanese losses
/ r5 {2 B& F9 |8 d+ @7 I
$ h& a* o; Z5 V( TNo Allied losses
6 f# ?3 l; K& a9 ?& K
( x/ K8 B) `% R  g: V
; f5 d1 S3 f& B- }
0 F# H4 `6 o8 z3 E( [) I1 O# s* C; Y  OAirbase hits 88 `/ [" e9 p& @8 b' a
Runway hits 10
9 O' g7 u' e* S4 E9 Z  p
% B) A! O5 A6 i$ C5 T1 c% d) R5 ?7 U
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Morning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117
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( [3 d% o# v4 ~Weather in hex: Partial cloud* I! s/ ~8 h7 X# N+ _7 t5 l
( E) F# u! E# s+ m
Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 9,000 feet.
  Q7 _7 n/ c- f- l' F% Y7 o- q" CEstimated time to target is 11 minutes+ Y* k/ i: B. N( T& t
% g$ ~2 b& ~" u
Japanese aircraft3 @/ K7 u- m$ N' ~( E0 c5 L
      no flights
# A( A' {+ D6 D. v1 |# e
0 ]7 L' |, M9 z% m/ t
$ w# }" ~* o7 f& p- E4 ~# O$ a4 IAllied aircraft
* V# v* N0 L3 d      B-25C Mitchell x 12
$ v- ^3 z/ Z2 Z! B0 c      B-25C Mitchell x 36) u# D5 ^8 r9 S" j9 }* ?' j
1 I% a! N7 U- Y
. x+ |- J% ?- O6 e$ |+ ^
Japanese aircraft losses
% u+ ?4 `9 Y4 V, }. B      E13A1 Jake: 1 destroyed on ground
' h- y7 N, w, m& i8 M% `- `
; P. H4 W% H% ]1 [5 bAllied aircraft losses
3 a; ^/ f1 S+ R9 G- R- t      B-25C Mitchell: 1 damaged* r% G* I6 m& U

! x3 m9 U( P8 l) s9 }# t- vJapanese ground losses:9 P+ J. a$ C% d/ ?6 y9 |
      5 casualties reported
, S" S+ d  e+ F# _( d+ ?         Squads: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
4 Z! P, A/ N1 ]. [0 x- U         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 1 disabled$ c+ A" w; c5 v
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled0 A5 T5 v) F% [# j$ S
1 O/ z( I6 ]3 w
5 F+ _) A( Y+ ?- [( P% D" T# K
; t! \9 q( f8 N3 l
Airbase hits 19/ f" V! [6 q2 }0 _3 ^: e- y
Airbase supply hits 12
6 y( s# X/ D- o  rRunway hits 53
! ~3 u0 T* A% y+ Y$ Z, i/ R0 _3 \- `

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! h% Q0 c6 W3 B/ O0 l2 P& kMorning Air attack on Maloelap , at 136,117
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0 e3 [) |1 y2 h$ [Weather in hex: Partial cloud" _3 S( M3 w, S. x( [

' Q# _) O8 C$ oRaid spotted at 19 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.0 }6 c  g8 @+ P& a5 O  @
Estimated time to target is 5 minutes4 N% ^" J5 C) t% x" ?, q

# j2 I  |# f7 z/ Y9 bJapanese aircraft6 ?: `& |6 [! w, \# X8 [. x
      no flights3 m" H9 X  q0 S% S

7 p. q1 R. ]* |7 N6 H+ x, U" H( Y9 b  Z' a8 F
Allied aircraft; X4 }* O8 ]/ }* {# Y
      B-25C Mitchell x 9
- p8 s# L0 x7 b% o1 q) N" p$ j& a  N2 u# z
3 P4 P: _& g4 O
No Japanese losses2 v8 C  b+ F. O

( s  F# z, Z+ q. T6 d: _No Allied losses
3 o3 `0 A( X0 q' @$ P5 R' y2 b0 |9 f2 ]

. a: B% l, A  B& m! ^3 T% O* n4 S7 N! a, @  [
Airbase hits 3
* v. t' Z3 D8 c5 _# g2 EAirbase supply hits 2
& U( d: Y  L/ tRunway hits 6, X. A/ p- G. i% i
& \1 J/ l+ p8 l/ @8 U& P# {  ]! a

4 d/ Y9 t/ `' P6 z6 M- V+ k
$ y. n8 ]  Y3 O$ E( u0 C盟军4发极限距离偷袭了肖特兰,在港口击沉日军驳船无数
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Morning Air attack on Shortlands , at 109,131
6 D0 H1 C; @4 [8 j2 c$ O1 a/ \
5 _* Q  l9 N5 D" Z' x$ aWeather in hex: Heavy rain
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Raid detected at 40 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.
& n9 ?, z! m) {1 L& VEstimated time to target is 13 minutes+ Q+ \4 d/ x6 u. ?* `; c

" i( S$ X+ Z( f: E/ y3 j3 o& _0 P- z! K( B6 g) X/ ~  Z  I7 Q8 L  f
Allied aircraft
6 X% C  ^# n6 I$ P: x; f; G+ @      B-24D Liberator x 39. J0 @7 M9 a5 |$ l" \
      B-24D1 Liberator x 72
$ v- U- T$ j% w2 @. N# B
9 Y) ?( _. Z$ k# B3 d; i% ?" r$ V( R# A) v4 |
No Allied losses
8 T1 E+ b) g* L
/ K6 X0 v- Z1 @/ v0 A1 x/ ?Japanese Ships0 A- M0 o( V. |0 w
      ACM Tasei Maru, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk, C, \+ N* N' ?6 y3 J
      ACM Heijo Maru, Bomb hits 2, and is sunk
! L/ Q6 P2 U  y3 i/ f# c% ?      LB-1002, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk. K/ {) a: p7 g: q( [+ r' g
      LB-109, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk* [3 ~. H2 y+ |  V' ^  ^
      LB-134, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
/ {/ C3 B' @: E! l      LB-127, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
& \- C& w) p$ f4 g5 G8 w      LB-126, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk5 q- Y7 ]5 P6 v9 b5 p9 Q
      LB-508, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk5 L9 l3 D$ g; q2 E7 v$ M/ s
      LB-5001, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
/ m7 e6 e! z, I/ E) v& q  f6 ~      LB-515, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
/ x) H4 _2 p5 r/ w/ ?      LB-1012, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk. o* M1 c' b$ W6 a
      LB-506, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk2 g2 l) O1 b! {& }& L
      LB-507, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk4 f! L' m& ~* i3 O1 w- I$ K
      LB-138, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
: t) r( j& E: L      LB-120, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk/ F' P7 s! {1 `( [7 r6 O
      PB Kyo Maru #2, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
% }1 @0 z- A% J/ P( {6 f2 F      LB-129, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
" _) q( v! [* d$ f1 E/ ]! c      LB-102, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
" V$ {" x6 b5 g      LB-121, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
7 j( w  A1 A0 l, ]      LB-115, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
' c! R0 @. W' X- ]( k, e      LB-106, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk2 x4 H# k3 u0 K9 o& O+ u
      LB-119, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk4 E' u! D/ ~3 O6 r2 n; @
      LB-142, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
+ m2 E; V) |  S9 v4 k      LB-107, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
; b) u' t1 T+ N      LB-137, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
8 Q5 F" Y' ?3 }( z8 \      LB-1007, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk  {! P; l' x( [2 W! c
      LB-510, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
4 D  ]. d% a- p: E1 x      LB-125, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
' F6 w& n7 W" x      LB-1006, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk& _& H! Y" ]* q( j3 c
      LB-151, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
) L5 k( g: u# M$ x) a      LB-1001, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk& |+ R' _4 z5 o3 }, [
      LB-519, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk4 X* _2 w. d3 x. k! W+ f/ C1 c
      LB-503, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk' r  R3 R. r  s$ l* A

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Port hits 9
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$ k8 }  |2 o( J: m* r. ]' xMorning Air attack on Shortlands , at 109,131
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Weather in hex: Heavy rain
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: u1 t5 Q( |1 `; X2 ^) m: ARaid spotted at 10 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.- {- {, R, ^# I/ M5 T9 W% _" ^
Estimated time to target is 3 minutes
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9 U' \- i; L& a9 o
Allied aircraft
5 q& L1 `4 ~8 r' b9 e( v  u      B-24D Liberator x 9/ Q4 [) |* S: d- M2 P

0 o" k% {' I) ?8 D. n$ M$ w$ v. [! k* N0 n# z
No Allied losses) M$ }  z6 _5 {& e) K; g! b0 c
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Japanese Ships2 n9 ]% m  L  W! [8 M
      LB-520, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
" y) @. U' _3 f) q  Q- a4 _: o& Q1 K      LB-135, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
1 K% H# T" j5 U! p% A1 K2 Q( N4 m3 ~      LB-116, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk, A5 B$ G9 W4 Z6 @  y/ K9 L7 j: h
      LB-105, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
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" S% L$ h. G! E0 `Morning Air attack on Shortlands , at 109,131
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Weather in hex: Heavy rain9 J$ S* J( ^0 G0 a# g# X9 V
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Raid spotted at 23 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.
4 J; G' j) F* v8 W7 \$ k# `4 gEstimated time to target is 7 minutes4 t. j$ ]; g- m' t+ m
4 S0 x' I* W/ c5 o' s) f  ]
0 E7 R( ^/ u8 F8 X9 P
Allied aircraft% _4 N$ w6 u- Q0 S# C
      B-24D1 Liberator x 7" I/ g3 W  {- h
! Y8 g) P; {" i5 a8 w
' E2 h% o+ P" U
No Allied losses
& r1 f* ~1 Q4 n6 c% L" N) B" @) _& B7 F. Q/ O! g( v. G
Japanese Ships6 x4 [8 ~2 n) T5 ?
      LB-504, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
) `! B6 l1 l. L# \, O      LB-513, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
! C0 w- I5 G( z8 k$ g4 Q      LB-103, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk- p; f' m. I) \( J
      LB-113, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
# j2 s% E4 P9 b5 @3 A/ ^) |
; x" ^* [" z# U& n7 T
$ u2 [' C5 x  R. i" _$ w  h2 A: ]# {) i* R( U
Port hits 1" F: b* }5 P  f+ k5 }/ V
! A. W) }' o; Y% t# x  j
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Morning Air attack on Shortlands , at 109,131
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3 P" ?( T0 c) a& c. m# [Weather in hex: Heavy rain% j$ p9 f0 C6 f$ H  N  Y. C
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Raid detected at 39 NM, estimated altitude 14,000 feet.3 z" }: s- g* F( S  R& t
Estimated time to target is 13 minutes% m# E9 z, P% X/ w6 R0 V

+ B0 Y& D4 y3 R$ K6 @$ N. g$ y3 J) l/ ?) I" O' I& q, q1 P% G9 ?
Allied aircraft
! X, o/ Z/ Z/ X' a* f8 r: {! C      B-24D1 Liberator x 9" ?% }; M% K1 Z' H
: [+ I' ]% w$ E  v' _

2 R7 t/ O2 L" ]9 _+ x1 z. `) d$ _) }No Allied losses* Y7 U7 a' g: v! P" K

. W( p- G: Y# V  `+ WJapanese Ships8 I0 P% P! ^  G; D4 u5 D' \
      LB-118, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk& k9 @5 X3 J- c; W6 _( q  _
      LB-1011, Bomb hits 1, and is sunk
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8 v6 s9 p5 a, W# i! |Port hits 17 D  v$ `3 j0 ^1 f5 q# ~  S: ^

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7 `4 S/ `. Y+ j7 d事隔一个月盟军潜艇终于再次开张,热泪盈眶
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Submarine attack near Shanghai  at 94,55
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Japanese Ships
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Allied Ships9 G( p9 n- I6 v# ?; `
      SS Runner
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SS Runner launches 2 torpedoes at xAK Sugiyama Maru
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
59号再次无故失踪,此档欲进不能
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
老赵这厮
使用大规模杀伤性武器是完全没有人道的
59号再次无故失踪,此档欲进不能( `; u* J! a- C8 i9 n& |" I* o2 o
hades1001 发表于 2012-2-23 12:29
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The most persistent sound which reverberates through man's history is the beating of war drums.
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天蝗近日政务繁杂,正巡察东海,周末回宫~~" N2 l9 M7 R- {0 e
championzhao 发表于 2012-2-24 11:32
7 H  D! @( ^' @东海? 准备在钓鱼岛干一仗么
周末都要过去了59桑
"I have nothing to offer but supplies, fuel and women."
普通看客敦促天皇和总统尽快恢复交战。。。
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