xubin0892

一窝又一窝的火鸡

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Apr 08, 42
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9 J+ M$ i: V. F南洋战场，日军拿下泗水后继续追击退往玛琅的盟军，盟军利用玛琅的山地地形死守，日军主力突进后爆发第一次玛琅会战，1400战力日军汇攻600余战力盟军，1:2降低城防1级，日军伤亡4000余人，盟军伤亡1000余人
$ P: [; m) k9 F3 f) E" i9 w, o# |! R大陆战场，派遣军找到了国军防线上的地形弱点，集结2000余战力不顾堆叠惩罚对国军1200余战力防守的丘陵地形萍乡发动进攻，1:1降低1级城防，抛尸3000余具，国军伤亡1500人，长衡方向上的国军预备队已紧急向该地增援  v' R; l- B. W9 @
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Ground combat at Malang (55,105)" ?9 ?7 j; ~$ G$ \& H* x
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Japanese Deliberate attack
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Attacking force 41246 troops, 471 guns, 591 vehicles, Assault Value = 1405
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Defending force 26295 troops, 295 guns, 65 vehicles, Assault Value = 642
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+ G, K4 D+ v, e8 o: NJapanese engineers reduce fortifications to 2& ?+ s4 z- [! K9 N* H

# A" e' k, y1 J% R7 L" ?2 }6 rJapanese adjusted assault: 517
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6 n5 l" ]4 y* y- b" T, q0 C6 j- ~: XAllied adjusted defense: 1456 " |% p% p3 n* C+ v2 D. c
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Japanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 2)
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Combat modifiers% p. O0 b( ?* g% t* P7 h) b8 m
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), experience(-)) \7 c) d7 Z5 u8 s3 z  O1 S
Attacker:
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8 W# ^/ G* n6 f1 `5 p' IJapanese ground losses:
8 y/ H+ w. D# F3 ?: w; [      4668 casualties reported! J, s7 g7 [4 T( V; C* [
         Squads: 126 destroyed, 311 disabled7 v; d+ b1 j5 U; u; ], p9 f9 L6 D
         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 54 disabled! g5 C. j0 ^6 L0 T* C
         Engineers: 13 destroyed, 59 disabled
2 B) Y& \* ~- ?& m+ P, |      Guns lost 25 (8 destroyed, 17 disabled)7 v2 Z# L( j% q9 X# f* H; y, D
      Vehicles lost 51 (8 destroyed, 43 disabled)( W# Q2 z3 H! C; K, H: h

/ j$ Q' b8 ]9 CAllied ground losses:
- h, Q9 O* T6 n/ f4 C2 y% W      1104 casualties reported9 U  _+ O! [( @; @$ ~! C* g% p
         Squads: 13 destroyed, 124 disabled
# g# Y# M6 Q  Z9 S/ c. ~$ Z0 Z         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 20 disabled$ T1 [# \2 H  N, N3 o
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
$ A7 l0 P3 a8 I      Guns lost 13 (1 destroyed, 12 disabled)+ P- L- W- ]/ g% G

* \! O8 J  s7 h% q  Q- `, G1 uAssaulting units:7 q4 x2 A2 l8 U9 R! ^: m4 M
    5th Division2 P. F3 V' o" W( d3 C; G: w
    56th Division- u, d8 j( d" @4 Y9 i- @5 M
    1st Tank Regiment/ o+ F4 ]1 e  D' Z
    38th Division
3 @, X' T" J/ ~/ {) y    2nd Tank Regiment
! _& u5 @- ^3 Y    6th Tank Regiment  C$ Q5 z" q% V* ]1 A' ^
    Imperial Guards/B Division
9 g  |4 E! s2 b! y9 U; ^; G    18th Medium Field Artillery Regiment" h6 w# E* f- B
    3rd Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment5 E# p$ V0 P9 A/ ^3 b& J
    3rd Medium Field Artillery Regiment
2 V- ~# z2 {" K( ]+ M7 }; Y0 [$ p    1st RF Gun Battalion# h* h8 Z5 E7 v& x8 ~

6 X% H& b) [1 G# B2 N* t; uDefending units:6 b  R( }! Y: O+ N) ?7 `: a
    Marinier Battalion$ j6 B' s% K' S0 ?' Q+ |
    West Borneo KNIL Battalion7 j) O; D! X! ~8 R, h
    2nd KNIL Landstorm Battalion! o2 k" T8 o; C
    Prajoda Garrison Battalion& ?% P0 F8 v& d, w8 ~! p
    Barisan KNIL Regiment3 w: I! ~' T$ ^- O
    1st KNIL Regiment
3 @, j- S0 B) P) Z$ H$ N. S$ b    Van Altena Battalion
, b, B: P' o( U  x# S    Roodenburg Battalion' j$ Y) b: ?( |! T
    Lijfwacht Cav Sqn 8 o: {2 [+ Z. s
    Afdeling Ritman , B; m5 J( _/ M2 M6 o
    4th KNIL Regiment% X$ {) n2 S5 F% c5 R
    2nd KNIL Regiment' N0 g) Z5 V% O& h1 v$ r- t+ D+ H. w
    1st KNIL Landstorm Battalion
9 W+ _* D& l% S% `    4th KNIL Landstorm Battalion) k3 B6 R( U! o" G! p% R# j+ X: \
    6th KNIL Regiment
0 x/ I# }# o, c    Manado Garrison Battalion' C( r: g" P3 \/ q+ f  j
    Malaya Army
6 v7 j: k* }) y' m2 I* D    KNIL Army Command
  C  _; @0 P: y8 s2 R    Tjilitap Base Force
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Ground combat at Pingsiang (82,54)
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Japanese Deliberate attack$ ~5 n7 p/ p! h2 d

' H$ g- v8 u  A- LAttacking force 62511 troops, 539 guns, 153 vehicles, Assault Value = 2142
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Defending force 37223 troops, 189 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1231# U" S/ i! i; F6 L* x
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Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 2
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Japanese adjusted assault: 1269
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6 j# s- t& V) B! GAllied adjusted defense: 903
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" Y3 r0 N; b$ x) gJapanese assault odds: 1 to 1 (fort level 2) 2 M; t* {; r# P8 O' G2 M  D
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Japanese Assault reduces fortifications to 2
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# J; n; F8 C4 f; Q) J2 kDefender: terrain(+), preparation(-), experience(-)7 v, @1 K) O9 g( y0 a7 Z! @( H
Attacker: supply(-)
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6 \% J- X+ G  y, C7 lJapanese ground losses:
! p$ m9 m% o; t      3408 casualties reported
! I/ S: @, `7 W! |2 R1 ^! X         Squads: 61 destroyed, 374 disabled2 H: {: g5 ~/ I. @' n+ _
         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 20 disabled
. `3 \1 r3 f5 C  `         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 22 disabled
8 R8 L. T0 k+ P; Z      Guns lost 37 (8 destroyed, 29 disabled)" a: W' L$ {2 m7 O
      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)3 U7 j* Z8 v9 M) H+ D* Z9 t6 Q

! L4 m8 r5 Z- @  f6 Y# A2 |Allied ground losses:
% q3 N; N  m7 u      1503 casualties reported, G) Y/ `. X: e; M# ^$ ]# F
         Squads: 4 destroyed, 113 disabled
! @! m% H- d: U         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 9 disabled9 p* x; w& r% q5 _
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
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) a$ k8 d7 g6 y& xAssaulting units:
, j$ X2 P; M) j( Y+ T; B. Q$ M' s6 z- O    55th Infantry Brigade7 _# d* L0 F. K7 ^
    40th Division3 d4 r5 [+ J5 _" [0 u! Q
    15th Division7 C) Z7 Y6 X. Z$ t7 {
    34th Division
% S0 c: g+ W# }9 g! }  ?    39th Division/ \+ E' t$ _9 E7 S. {9 Z5 E0 \- S* p
    12th Ind.Mixed Brigade$ p: I7 m/ P+ O* w
    13th Army' f' }* m: [$ o) v. M* u
    4th Mortar Battalion4 @% [& M. r9 v( k
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Defending units:9 a" X$ P2 c9 F9 m; w
    70th Chinese Corps
; b6 ?. S0 K9 b3 ?( G& H  q1 R    28th Chinese Corps
4 L' k6 u$ ~4 w' F' [    73rd Chinese Corps5 S' N' M3 ]) a# L9 K6 _) E
    3rd New Chinese Corps
0 n. C* n8 k! D! g$ P) u* U& H9 [    32nd Group Army

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Apr 09, 42
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! ^; m! y) w6 C北太战场，日军KB分队悍然越过阿达克岛向东突进到冷湾和荷兰港北方海域，并对以上2基地大肆拍照侦查，盟军解散在该2港口的各类舰船准备紧急转进；目测日军KB分队有战斗机和轰炸机各70-80余架，估计包含各类大小CV/CVL4艘左右。面对日军在北太战场咄咄逼人的架势，大统领考虑是否需要出动58北上镇场子？8 g- |- L9 P* n; I& b, h0 a
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缅甸战场，日军KB主队悍然出现在维多利亚角，预示着继南洋作战结束后，日军的缅甸攻势即将展开，盟军将做积极战略细节调整部署，迎接日军可能的登陆行动，飞虎队将北调一格基地，防止被岸轰炸毁在仰光机场地面，暗藏在安达曼群岛的水机搜索基地将即刻启用，时刻监视日军KB和护航运输船队动向
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大陆战场，派遣军主力围攻长衡南线萍乡，从附近格日军部队动向判断，疑似会继续增兵，如果情报属实，国军也准备不顾堆叠惩罚，加大萍乡的防御兵力，部队国军师通过铁路机动向长衡一线调动；同时5键侦察显示，日军有部队通过小路向都匀方向偷袭迂回，国军拟派遣一支小分队予以截击。

wangqifeng

58北上，就不怕本档终结么

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Apr 10, 42& r6 }# O& g0 O' H: n+ l
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南洋战场，日军3支部队从陆路向望加锡突进，盟军准备将望加锡守军留种1 M5 u( {1 ?4 X4 r; E0 w6 w+ C/ ~2 |
大陆战场，派遣军继续进攻萍乡，虽然又降低1级城防，但由于堆叠惩罚而伤亡惨重，国军面对艰难的战略抉择：是继续增兵萍乡，忍受堆叠惩罚？还是逐渐退出长衡防线，退守雪峰山一线？7 C7 ?2 x. g: e, u4 @" J# N0 q
缅甸战场，BB长门炮击勃固。英联邦军队渐次向仰光撤退，准备放弃萨尔温江北岸防御，防止日军直接登陆仰光或勃固& F# a! d& g+ x( K+ G) y
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Ground combat at Pingsiang (82,54)
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Japanese Deliberate attack
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4 x5 j) g& o8 s$ VAttacking force 58443 troops, 535 guns, 152 vehicles, Assault Value = 17648 B! [$ J$ Z8 O( c+ x6 i% X
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Defending force 36135 troops, 190 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 10965 R* k6 |6 ]( q( ?
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Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 1
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Japanese adjusted assault: 1923
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) ^  L' }5 b) sAllied adjusted defense: 1023 4 N" W8 Z6 a( s/ D

; J4 X2 o2 \8 L! l$ P& sJapanese assault odds: 1 to 1 (fort level 1) 5 N- o; f) |  _' J  P& V
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Japanese Assault reduces fortifications to 1' l! ?5 n, M% E5 _6 g

9 _) T8 ]+ ~7 d% c3 jCombat modifiers
/ {8 g( n4 o  Y/ ?  A" P1 FDefender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
! q; D2 L0 z, ]& t" sAttacker:
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      7542 casualties reported
( L+ q7 d' M0 I         Squads: 266 destroyed, 432 disabled7 h7 k) v& x# I, Z" \, Q
         Non Combat: 20 destroyed, 157 disabled6 Z9 P. W4 i+ `
         Engineers: 22 destroyed, 23 disabled2 w3 r8 \. P! M7 n0 u- {
      Guns lost 57 (28 destroyed, 29 disabled)* M8 I0 K' f( j8 D0 u; C% ?
      Vehicles lost 5 (1 destroyed, 4 disabled)2 L: \8 t6 j4 n* D4 l5 z) V) C. @! A

. Y5 Y* {% e+ m. d7 d7 t; IAllied ground losses:$ M- F2 n7 I: l. p
      863 casualties reported; P" K7 _8 I, G1 c( C. D
         Squads: 3 destroyed, 105 disabled% o+ I  g4 T- ]! {
         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 6 disabled
" [/ u: Y1 n: e& x. T  d" K         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
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Assaulting units:2 a) t1 j# x& u* M( ~
    55th Infantry Brigade
, K( y- W/ K* L    40th Division
8 U$ ^, ?9 [, U1 L8 S6 W  [/ I- `4 i    15th Division
5 L" F1 k. B8 [6 [9 q; ?    34th Division" |* A( A9 N1 w. f
    39th Division
  p6 p3 x2 o' ^8 d4 _    12th Ind.Mixed Brigade
4 C3 Z* e1 j0 I8 B7 k- I- s3 v    13th Army
" m3 V) l9 r. O  {% y1 b* c' n    4th Mortar Battalion
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6 z) ^; x* F; D3 F6 f" |Defending units:
' X9 s# O8 @" e1 ~1 f. ?% Y    73rd Chinese Corps7 I3 A9 g7 \- K& h1 U
    70th Chinese Corps
- U8 b% M: L. A6 O+ w8 J    28th Chinese Corps
4 }: R5 l8 ^8 U& ]4 g0 C  ^    3rd New Chinese Corps( S1 ~3 i: U# y$ U- v6 K
    32nd Group Army

红叶

照查克大将这种胜利法，过不了多久日军陆军精锐就要死光了

chuyun1221

干掉kb分队啊

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Apr 11, 426 U+ V1 q7 u# O, f$ {
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" C7 a+ V) E1 k5 x) C+ c2 w北太战场，日军水面舰队又来炮击阿达克岛，这次盟军PT编队奋勇抵抗，损失2条PT，用鱼雷击伤了BB山城
, V5 T% l5 m' t+ {* O+ A大陆战场，派遣军不顾堆叠惩罚不顾损失不顾休整，持续对萍乡发动进攻，虽然又降1级城防，但是损失却令人咋舌，3次进攻后2000余战力只剩下不到1000战力，而估计会令查克大将丧气的是，回合结束时，国军又将城防修起了1级，也就是说，日军这次进攻白白损失3500人却毫无战果。面对如此防御结果，大统领决定暂时不放弃萍乡的防御，而少量增兵该地，和派遣军打消耗战和阵地战。
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2 {5 \; W/ C$ z/ e2 c4 kNight Time Surface Combat, near Adak Island at 162,52, Range 1,000 Yards
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. o' X( Q) y' z% U, f9 ]      BB Yamashiro
' }) V" k. ~9 F/ C& t5 ^# K      CA Chikuma+ n/ i) C2 J$ T: V1 y# w3 F
      DD Ushio8 b# i6 ]" R5 i) A, L
      DD Kuri4 N- i8 Q7 O6 ^' q

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      PT-237 W7 I3 p  H! t9 x/ k3 ]
      PT-24. }. K$ t& \# ?
      PT-26, Shell hits 1, and is sunk6 N6 ^0 d) z% R6 O% V
      PT-27
( S2 j5 N# A' I1 t$ B  z3 i      PT-396 V( w; T. ?9 S* N8 a+ ~
      PT-59, Shell hits 1, and is sunk
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Night Time Surface Combat, near Adak Island at 162,52, Range 1,000 Yards8 e( }# B5 A! s3 F- c+ T
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      BB Yamashiro, Torpedo hits 1
9 ^( [" ?5 L' I8 n+ K+ _6 A      CA Chikuma
8 Z: w8 i6 S+ I# J. D: K( u      DD Ushio6 ~0 S9 D  C' }4 J
      DD Kuri* O* b+ l* m% J5 @) u" S. V# ~
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Allied Ships8 d, W/ l' Y6 m2 K1 J# s$ h
      PT-25, Y# L4 |% A- I, Y
      PT-30, Shell hits 1/ c" a9 u( r) P
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! D8 z0 U- q$ }3 ~Ground combat at Pingsiang (82,54)2 I" u- ]1 Z1 ~/ p
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Japanese Deliberate attack$ ^3 l5 f" ]3 z. h7 ]" t9 |

" n0 O/ t# W; R" g1 `0 _Attacking force 52796 troops, 541 guns, 152 vehicles, Assault Value = 1352* E) g- g% T( e( H
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Defending force 35528 troops, 190 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1008
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) Z! X9 O: f; UJapanese engineers reduce fortifications to 0
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Japanese adjusted assault: 474 4 a. v. J  j4 ~' \, ^/ P

  T. x1 V6 I4 A2 M- t/ H5 hAllied adjusted defense: 557   J) W$ }4 O1 F; n' U1 A* G" B

& D  R& ?: g; W) B5 B" VJapanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 0) 9 O- ?8 N7 v2 d. p6 o

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Defender: terrain(+), preparation(-), experience(-)1 N! I, P& w- p4 z4 f
Attacker:
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9 ]% I2 K' S5 e2 \1 L( [' BJapanese ground losses:
( E- Y. J& @; [9 Z* b      3490 casualties reported
2 |: I( e' e7 N8 {+ w         Squads: 57 destroyed, 377 disabled
7 k8 L$ o. Q- G& C& }, w         Non Combat: 11 destroyed, 52 disabled" b. ~7 |9 D  ?( l0 h1 z' M6 b* Q
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 44 disabled
9 s6 A8 I* C! ^2 T8 P, H- `& @/ Z      Guns lost 42 (3 destroyed, 39 disabled)
& H7 p1 v, ]% f& ?      Vehicles lost 10 (1 destroyed, 9 disabled)
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8 a/ U1 d9 m& b0 |9 o! MAllied ground losses:
4 _; M7 F3 s4 A( L% |      444 casualties reported
& d3 b3 C( X3 i" ?6 S1 S/ w0 c2 R: z         Squads: 11 destroyed, 82 disabled
0 ]: O7 J! u8 k; x- G         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled
2 T2 B0 E( W4 w8 o: }/ k! h% B         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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3 @# q: M3 o/ J2 S: ]4 i% r, HAssaulting units:7 F, Z+ X! }' v% u$ J
    15th Division
9 o/ ~0 S- n% o0 P! s    39th Division
+ o5 M( F3 O" Z; @    55th Infantry Brigade
0 Z2 Y4 d! B6 ?) w5 C    34th Division
; o2 T3 n0 `2 b6 \2 r1 u    40th Division
' m/ }% n, o/ ?" M  P    12th Ind.Mixed Brigade. D1 r6 g9 f- h3 I+ `
    13th Army
  F% k7 I7 ]8 ?    4th Mortar Battalion
+ V( X/ ^5 u, ?/ t    10th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment. _- i  d9 {; C- {1 ^* @$ @
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    28th Chinese Corps
; k7 F8 }. U4 D) h    73rd Chinese Corps
! U/ n& I6 P+ r1 u! J* A/ J# L$ D" o% d    70th Chinese Corps- N1 X' A4 h. Y: |7 q+ @% J7 ^/ W8 i
    3rd New Chinese Corps8 a5 j, n2 w: ]+ Y: `
    32nd Group Army

xubin0892

蒋中正同学的补给够消耗不？

kevin_hx

蒋中正同学的补给够消耗不？
" g3 S% J2 C9 \( d- gxubin0892 发表于 2013-10-16 01:05

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通过印度向仰光海路输送补给，再通过陆路输送到大陆，在仰光尚未完全被封锁前已经运输了接近百万补给，大陆目前补给尚不缺。
- ?% }& [" C2 x8 |当然，缅甸丢失后，大陆补给将不容乐观，届时大统领将考虑退出长衡收缩防线到山区一带。

chenrong

百万补给。。。中国战场可以反攻了吧？

kevin_hx

百万补给是夸张的说法，虽然我运了好几次，每次有20多万补给，但是真正能跑到重庆的补给有多少也不太清楚，因为前线每时每刻都在大量消耗补给。以目前补给量来看，大陆反攻是天方夜谭，而且仰光现在已经被封锁了，补给输送后继无力，反攻只能是自毁长城啊。。。

红叶

牛牛这档已经用考虑什么补给问题了，查克大将马上很快就要把日军家底赔光了

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Apr 12, 42* u! h0 e5 Q) T
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南洋战场，日军驻岛分队日向扶桑炮击玛琅，ABDA在爪哇时日无多；同时日军开始清理南洋的盟军水机搜索点基地
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大陆战场，派遣军搜集了中国战场绝大部分陆航，对萍乡狂轰滥炸；萍乡的日军仅剩下不到1000的战力，想到几天前派遣军2100余战力围攻萍乡，虽然连降3级城防，却损失了1000战力，如此大的损失是与堆叠惩罚密切相关。如此可以想象，有了野地堆叠限制，对国军来说，如果运用得当，大陆的战略防御将得到极大的改善
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Ground combat at Pingsiang (82,54)+ @; {5 [. X) d* |% S6 ?
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Japanese Bombardment attack& ^2 @. n/ V' [, \0 `8 J
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Attacking force 33335 troops, 376 guns, 83 vehicles, Assault Value = 998, a4 z( _" w- y* j/ s
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Defending force 40809 troops, 234 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1145- i; g6 M9 u% _9 A/ g* N
( m7 B) E. ?/ I* y
Japanese ground losses:
  J' I  r/ b& h) X8 @" c9 y4 Q" }      233 casualties reported
  L) {. N6 W; B# I+ I; k) ~. X         Squads: 3 destroyed, 8 disabled5 `) \$ Q8 p5 B/ f6 _
         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 2 disabled
" m  q2 ]: j) `# [; g* I, U( Z( K         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled- W+ w0 ~0 h/ b( z5 _0 J
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Assaulting units:! s  ^: c  J2 a; ?0 `
    34th Division
1 G6 a' d3 f. H5 h+ O    40th Division8 S6 r0 O* x; X" }6 K
    39th Division3 M1 a" N: O1 o' L, E
    15th Division
8 x& s3 S8 j6 n: o& o    12th Ind.Mixed Brigade
6 o- k1 W: R  O! B! \% j    55th Infantry Brigade. t6 p, W8 Z$ m, T7 O1 x: T- I
    4th Mortar Battalion
9 i) [- H9 \3 f9 m    13th Army
- q3 \* I! t. z6 N( d$ u) M  m    10th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
: F- N  K8 a: ?  d) }+ _& Q2 A
4 r( }" `6 u( m& _0 gDefending units:
+ ~8 f8 `7 w  s2 {( y! M" a    28th Chinese Corps  M, Z) d" R& K( B: ^; t
    78th Chinese Corps
& T/ o1 J0 b* a# ^9 v    70th Chinese Corps5 r( e8 D, O; B2 K; ^9 o) I* \
    73rd Chinese Corps
- q7 Y; r/ ], p7 l2 \    3rd New Chinese Corps
! w* c4 F1 U7 d( F% @' |5 }    32nd Group Army

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Apr 13, 42; T+ s8 Z3 ?( K
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- d8 A* R2 l) e* k大陆战场，日军陆航居然开始对长沙的工业和资源发动大规模轰炸，长沙烈火焚城、人间汹汹
' u# z' _0 N, B* w# `9 r0 q南洋战场，南方军对玛琅再次发动进攻，1:2再降1级城防
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: A2 M: {" E. W6 N9 YMorning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52 $ o! u$ K8 v- u) N! l$ Y

. ]) j5 e, Z4 B1 V" r5 MWeather in hex: Light rain& ^. x: Q, w* j1 I7 w+ Y

. ]- ?5 w# h. N  P8 mRaid spotted at 38 NM, estimated altitude 16,000 feet.' K7 |" B- X+ J9 n/ d& {( Q
Estimated time to target is 10 minutes
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Japanese aircraft
0 G5 ]- \, h) p& ?+ N$ V      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 3( c6 R1 _& U/ j8 l6 z
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 14- W$ q# }  L) V2 r) I; v
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 3
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4 a. O- ]& ^" {No Japanese losses
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- ^8 _: T" F5 a3 oManpower hits 182 K7 D5 k! l" i2 _/ ?, S
Fires 9370% j7 H2 _# r0 a1 y' f  R
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Morning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52 9 s5 ?! V  F4 H% C* v' ?! N% B
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Weather in hex: Light rain
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/ H) M9 H8 b2 f5 `% KRaid spotted at 28 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet./ [* X  O% `- r* l. m" W: }1 P: \; Y0 o
Estimated time to target is 9 minutes5 H8 S) h1 S3 d9 L0 h& z
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Japanese aircraft
; o2 b/ z0 f% p% l+ V- k      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 17
$ l( f. f& f# ?8 I" p$ N" U      Ki-30 Ann x 6
" c; Q% s) |, N6 x+ h  O, p4 a6 V      Ki-51 Sonia x 38 O' Q4 k, b0 S9 }" W

  a; |: W5 _2 x* U! j. Q5 W% JNo Japanese losses7 `2 L  _' V, ~

% R# B8 e- e. Z  F3 d8 fManpower hits 8
. Q; P* D8 B4 V( f' z1 b7 bFires 14577* U* G8 a( U8 V" `/ @8 L
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$ F' [: b$ \/ \0 G- uMorning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52
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- j7 ]& {+ P7 R) [5 CWeather in hex: Light rain
$ F' v% B! O* Z : R1 r3 t  @% Y2 D( ^5 C, e, }
Raid spotted at 28 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.
$ g& Z# l* h8 l- t9 }: T+ xEstimated time to target is 8 minutes0 ]6 Z9 ]: ^1 d, m7 q

6 n" q% O+ l# }) ~+ U2 ]Japanese aircraft: l7 i6 e% q* K1 M0 ~5 B1 r
      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 21* |6 j( F) A$ a- t: X+ \( Z& e
      Ki-51 Sonia x 3
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8 n7 u3 F* c7 W$ U0 c8 a) QJapanese aircraft losses
4 F  F% J3 T6 @: a5 p      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 damaged  v9 E* w6 P: `) W$ p2 Q$ d$ F

/ a  o0 [1 t" q. {3 {+ CManpower hits 8* ]! X! _: M5 u6 ^' ]
Fires 12412- B7 l( d6 V' K* y
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/ v! a8 U  ?) sMorning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52 8 Q6 T9 W) r* e: S- H8 n* j8 h
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Weather in hex: Light rain
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' ]' J& V% j1 l/ H5 F+ NRaid spotted at 25 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.
8 a' {9 y/ z+ T1 U, Y/ `8 TEstimated time to target is 8 minutes2 w! i! C9 h* k9 I& r
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Japanese aircraft4 ^9 e) v) X6 `
      Ki-51 Sonia x 19* F5 ~/ s8 [# j# t* w+ m) A3 A; v) D" T
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Japanese aircraft losses
" s% m8 `4 O* r, F9 F      Ki-51 Sonia: 2 damaged
5 T6 V. I; v# f3 m      Ki-51 Sonia: 1 destroyed by flak  t* ^5 \" O) k* q

8 k# x# N& d# e* _# i6 T) [Manpower hits 8
; M1 V" L7 t/ R5 t* b. v8 eFires 193202 ^+ t7 ]$ P3 _9 ?% V5 e
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6 x/ ]0 ?2 m$ i" v/ Z3 S* ^# hMorning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52
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' N  Q( a' e" e$ t+ H# [& \& GWeather in hex: Light rain! j2 x$ c& b7 i5 s2 a9 S; N

8 s9 h4 A* g* t1 H4 j* |Raid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.
! ]' J5 ~& a1 k  a4 FEstimated time to target is 13 minutes
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2 j3 a4 T* ?/ Z0 eJapanese aircraft
. u/ B% V) E! u8 {2 N7 `. m$ v5 i      Ki-30 Ann x 15
5 r* Q! z* K2 d      Ki-51 Sonia x 6- M) ]# H: P) O. Z/ R$ ^! w

" `6 F* s5 h9 G5 b( F. H& e" h' QJapanese aircraft losses
0 x# ?* B: B- c& V1 `      Ki-51 Sonia: 1 damaged
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Manpower hits 1: k" Z6 A3 ^3 h' @0 ~: D6 ~
Fires 13380/ _4 i; F( G6 w; q' j7 R; y4 W
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Morning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52 0 e$ ]+ N0 k0 y! s9 F4 Q
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Weather in hex: Light rain  y9 E8 b, N* `! h5 r9 `

, M# i: k8 U0 A6 `2 S) ]7 {Raid spotted at 29 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.$ }7 l9 K: H1 W  S
Estimated time to target is 9 minutes
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Japanese aircraft( N. _2 ]+ m3 j( v3 ^+ @
      Ki-27b Nate x 101 _! s) Z4 |* R( Q
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 19, D3 Y- y0 a# B' x7 A
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Japanese aircraft losses8 n5 r# ]0 o3 o  c
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 damaged8 \1 l) P3 ]: n# X4 j6 h) ?

) d9 E/ c  P& d& PManpower hits 9! m. \2 z. {- f
Fires 14735
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Morning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52 , Z/ k* b1 t: w& o

8 y0 I& ?' u+ x: h3 N: A, _Weather in hex: Light rain
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Raid spotted at 30 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.
$ ^4 e/ \, w$ B7 M( uEstimated time to target is 10 minutes, y& I& g4 J- p  W, n. \. l
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Japanese aircraft
3 Q" W- _. I3 B$ Y9 U1 f      Ki-51 Sonia x 6' r; p! L/ r1 x

7 r% M" Z4 U3 F' uNo Japanese losses2 F. c# ~1 V' w) P: P6 L3 @
9 t2 w+ ~+ w2 w
Manpower hits 1. \; k5 }  q1 R% a
Fires 227528 j) s, M+ [6 Z, Q) t) Y
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Ground combat at Malang (55,105)
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Japanese Deliberate attack
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" j, X# n' M! o. yAttacking force 37954 troops, 432 guns, 423 vehicles, Assault Value = 1308
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5 z' c6 k! y* W! \- \7 ADefending force 24576 troops, 290 guns, 66 vehicles, Assault Value = 574
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! r& N' v/ W* tJapanese engineers reduce fortifications to 1
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- k1 g0 |4 h' j8 e7 Q9 V3 K( B. jJapanese adjusted assault: 1001
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Allied adjusted defense: 1090
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( I7 o. j. h' QJapanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 1)
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, u' d; p% t: \1 v& e+ _: [Combat modifiers
" f( m0 m; z) |! Q) P* ADefender: terrain(+), preparation(-), experience(-), h  q7 T- {/ \+ Q& U
Attacker: 1 z$ W% u% l/ t' W

2 T. X9 D# \2 d" E7 LJapanese ground losses:! ?1 ~4 i1 M) x; s8 q: \
      2009 casualties reported
* f3 c) ?. k7 H  n4 `( q         Squads: 19 destroyed, 170 disabled
" q' a2 V& k2 B  N4 N, r         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 34 disabled& Q/ ?& f' N/ f) [2 @* H
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 25 disabled% K! h& n0 @, U8 y
      Guns lost 20 (3 destroyed, 17 disabled)8 k- C% [) s. g( }* ~0 W+ u
      Vehicles lost 71 (9 destroyed, 62 disabled)
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. \$ v  t  D: r1 A3 V1 a) QAllied ground losses:5 W8 m( L; m0 _) n/ h; ~
      541 casualties reported
' X0 c+ ^* u& ^/ n, \         Squads: 32 destroyed, 36 disabled  z: n$ e$ g2 q, j  A6 L
         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled
* L  @8 R$ I% q! d9 u4 i# s         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled
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, j4 m  @" p# h( E! P, |9 VAssaulting units:5 v+ ]. }0 W$ X* c2 D1 e3 D$ n$ r
    2nd Tank Regiment7 y$ c$ d+ D; g& p7 ^( Z1 D' X( ^
    18th Division) I' w) T- e$ `
    56th Division' |+ ~  O. r- \- D2 w- g4 X! ]3 d8 z
    38th Division
% J$ Q, p* u# k8 D, b" u0 j" c: |    6th Tank Regiment0 Z# I/ y  P% C$ W/ P8 p% t2 z
    18th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
5 C: e! ~- z* x" t0 ~% i# v6 e    3rd Medium Field Artillery Regiment
4 G4 f; a8 G. l9 C' [8 B    3rd Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment+ ^. C5 y8 ?& [9 t5 a
    1st RF Gun Battalion
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    4th KNIL Landstorm Battalion
2 \3 |, E' B; t/ H4 g1 C    Roodenburg Battalion
8 j& h: E; j$ u, f! q0 D2 q    6th KNIL Regiment
) J+ G; l# M$ N0 ~    1st KNIL Landstorm Battalion7 f. i  \' a5 x8 W$ y
    4th KNIL Regiment/ I/ d, B: X* t; P! n
    1st KNIL Regiment5 g0 \3 I& z8 A1 N6 S; J6 ^. F
    Prajoda Garrison Battalion
9 n: \2 L8 v' n! ~: r    2nd KNIL Landstorm Battalion6 ?0 G$ q) f5 ?6 x
    Barisan KNIL Regiment& O0 ^7 Q' A* W; V& @- |! Y
    Lijfwacht Cav Sqn
- L$ u- m( {" h5 @: X  l0 ~& l    Afdeling Ritman - H7 k* l5 R- M6 R
    Marinier Battalion
! x( m+ t3 S. y    2nd KNIL Regiment
) |2 v  d+ ~2 c) o7 ?* g1 N    Van Altena Battalion
+ R% N. N* {  T' _7 y+ h( i4 X    West Borneo KNIL Battalion
5 p( k+ R( y9 W    KNIL Army Command 6 R4 l8 D7 ?+ s% S: }+ s/ l; f
    Tjilitap Base Force