xubin0892

一窝又一窝的火鸡

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Apr 08, 42
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: k; T( W8 D/ }3 @- Q1 X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
4 m; w- n0 s; B3 b" T. S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" Q: y9 m! W. B+ I  _$ _
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8 D9 l. \- z* j+ F$ @1 E5 t6 yGround combat at Malang (55,105)
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Japanese Deliberate attack+ E3 o: W8 |/ n2 r$ P3 V, O$ D

" C+ s& R& W& [% i5 C5 E. vAttacking force 41246 troops, 471 guns, 591 vehicles, Assault Value = 14054 e6 a3 s9 Q9 O+ s' L' N

! D' ]8 l3 `, V3 c3 }- j& q% p4 {Defending force 26295 troops, 295 guns, 65 vehicles, Assault Value = 642% t- U/ O9 \) U2 t0 W( Y
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Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 2- X9 U5 B( E( l6 B% I% W& F) c" W
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Japanese adjusted assault: 517 ( T4 y/ S2 g4 W# ^3 J! I3 C
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Allied adjusted defense: 1456
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Japanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 2)
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Combat modifiers/ i; z) k1 h  F/ X
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
9 ?: o7 a9 F, G0 R5 AAttacker:
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Japanese ground losses:0 q9 e: ~. V) U# n6 R" V3 u% ^2 x
      4668 casualties reported
1 t' K7 v/ j) E, T         Squads: 126 destroyed, 311 disabled
6 h: n% a) P8 T9 s9 o         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 54 disabled' c$ P% b, r& `4 W2 Y! c& Z
         Engineers: 13 destroyed, 59 disabled3 W2 D. u1 S" D( d
      Guns lost 25 (8 destroyed, 17 disabled)
9 M- ]) d% z  V, F      Vehicles lost 51 (8 destroyed, 43 disabled)5 F; N# }5 ?5 O; `1 S
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Allied ground losses:
( v. e# O5 x: W      1104 casualties reported
: U1 f: L4 k" R. B: D) y         Squads: 13 destroyed, 124 disabled
% M* t3 z* n2 P' \8 u  q         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 20 disabled
5 l# V: I2 d6 R+ o         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
5 k7 O+ ~2 e) H. X6 q      Guns lost 13 (1 destroyed, 12 disabled)
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% G9 t( ?$ K% G7 v" K% Y! K/ cAssaulting units:
# Z! J- n# Y4 i. A! B    5th Division. W: m2 O3 S+ r, i. H) D* c; V7 v* ?
    56th Division
- d  b1 @% P3 z    1st Tank Regiment1 P0 e8 w# ~8 t) w
    38th Division, v0 i. `% ]$ q# V
    2nd Tank Regiment
; L* [# J, N8 a/ i    6th Tank Regiment
7 o4 C' o2 E6 q/ B; a    Imperial Guards/B Division
7 q9 s- k& s5 H: m/ s    18th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
' k+ Z' s1 ]  E/ f    3rd Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment
, I/ c5 S; _* H6 x" [    3rd Medium Field Artillery Regiment7 y& ?8 [6 g/ h% y) m) k
    1st RF Gun Battalion/ y* b  w# K) S8 [6 ~) M

8 U# O2 W! _3 N/ N7 }* C; f6 zDefending units:* g9 `# [' E" Q
    Marinier Battalion
- `/ q! `2 `: S5 _    West Borneo KNIL Battalion
3 M7 K  F( V1 D$ \: T- j+ \$ B    2nd KNIL Landstorm Battalion% o4 V9 L5 v. Z7 J
    Prajoda Garrison Battalion
! }, ~! O# H3 X) t. N    Barisan KNIL Regiment
1 M3 [% x  M2 A( C" d+ v    1st KNIL Regiment
' D" D( ^0 J; B+ i  r    Van Altena Battalion3 X9 ~# m1 e8 d" N. d# T
    Roodenburg Battalion
4 z# @5 ^) e9 l    Lijfwacht Cav Sqn
" m( `7 n+ w  D8 i3 V    Afdeling Ritman & N5 t6 L3 h5 x4 X) j, T- f
    4th KNIL Regiment* t! b) _2 ^- g8 i# ^! \
    2nd KNIL Regiment
1 d4 V  n% x. W- s    1st KNIL Landstorm Battalion
8 R2 n$ h. B6 I$ k2 }& F! N7 F    4th KNIL Landstorm Battalion9 l; ?0 g5 s% i  {+ a0 m- p$ a
    6th KNIL Regiment
5 l( ~+ u8 r, V& v. ^& ^$ T1 A  t    Manado Garrison Battalion) V) ]$ y3 B0 k  w! g% t
    Malaya Army
3 x5 ~, g% J2 L* c3 C2 n; o1 ~    KNIL Army Command
3 o5 o' p# i5 ~6 e    Tjilitap Base Force
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4 y1 I* f! R* _: I) B3 NGround combat at Pingsiang (82,54)
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7 u3 z5 K) J' i+ w  e! F, GJapanese Deliberate attack& R0 {5 z4 `9 \8 `/ L2 P

8 r3 n# V$ b! G  `& tAttacking 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/ `: C- l: `. a7 i' O4 W
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Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 2
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! {; D; y, d! B, j4 i' |) \. HJapanese adjusted assault: 1269 9 |2 x% d( }! q* p) X
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Allied adjusted defense: 903
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Japanese assault odds: 1 to 1 (fort level 2)
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- [/ ^' V/ \: ]- E9 DJapanese Assault reduces fortifications to 2* D' K7 a3 |7 x& C1 w9 a0 A  {

  y7 v- @' e' q# K7 SCombat modifiers4 N+ z0 a2 }$ n5 S, _9 p
Defender: terrain(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
* D) z! \+ U6 Z' E3 X2 PAttacker: supply(-)
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2 Q' w1 T" d- g- ?" |0 lJapanese ground losses:
+ B& v, f. N3 Y* R+ }      3408 casualties reported1 B7 v  d, l& D; t2 q0 f. Z0 z$ N
         Squads: 61 destroyed, 374 disabled! f& V% E* |$ J8 z" L# l* z5 a
         Non Combat: 5 destroyed, 20 disabled
8 ]# o0 [* h! S" M, W, N& x         Engineers: 4 destroyed, 22 disabled
- W7 A/ g- F2 |; C      Guns lost 37 (8 destroyed, 29 disabled)& y; n( n  w  m! _$ {
      Vehicles lost 1 (1 destroyed, 0 disabled)
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$ r+ w, e( W! E# P' W1 _Allied ground losses:
/ X8 R0 y- a4 P7 Q' u      1503 casualties reported9 D% D! I: D; A4 a
         Squads: 4 destroyed, 113 disabled
7 w- h) j) Z; f, a0 d7 V         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 9 disabled4 N1 m+ c2 D8 `- x' u4 l8 ?
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled( g6 p2 Z, D$ \# B5 ^8 i) P+ r8 I
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Assaulting units:
$ j& _0 A3 P8 z, j+ o& Z  z0 W    55th Infantry Brigade
8 x5 y8 H4 k+ L* a9 C    40th Division0 Y3 K" k7 c: n; f- `
    15th Division
# S' }' e4 S2 L/ m; _    34th Division3 D( `: |9 R8 k% i% J
    39th Division
' C8 o# I3 _; Z$ w    12th Ind.Mixed Brigade
. ~: u. P+ ?: A: X    13th Army2 W$ a3 y0 K* s
    4th Mortar Battalion: t- F2 O9 Q0 \" z) M

) X6 |1 o# O$ Q7 d. q% |Defending units:* T# w. C( [& Y7 n* P7 V* x
    70th Chinese Corps
1 T+ ]1 V/ Y2 a/ t+ W    28th Chinese Corps
& u9 {) a1 }6 J    73rd Chinese Corps
2 p, e1 k5 _8 e    3rd New Chinese Corps5 \/ B& ]2 |# A1 ~1 t4 Z" t6 E7 q
    32nd Group Army

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Apr 09, 42
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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？0 j# [1 t' u0 f/ N5 P) ~

# |9 k  p1 j2 J4 _8 R% q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' v3 C, m: H; ?/ ]
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: W, E# V# i: g6 q/ C' y# ~8 T# E  z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 g: Q, g6 y/ t8 l" W0 n9 }
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？
! G8 n  Y% I) ~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
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! @8 |4 {2 {4 h! c/ O7 i% B6 Z6 hGround combat at Pingsiang (82,54)# n4 z0 k  H( ]

5 n) M# x9 d% Z( w, cJapanese Deliberate attack
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$ O. @: m* M# D& Q& nAttacking force 58443 troops, 535 guns, 152 vehicles, Assault Value = 17647 x% q9 {; [# F
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Defending force 36135 troops, 190 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1096& o7 N9 _- a9 ~0 u6 N1 ?

6 x0 G$ z( O9 u: ^& z7 U* N' HJapanese engineers reduce fortifications to 1
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Japanese adjusted assault: 1923
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8 M. e/ w; J3 `$ V) e7 BAllied adjusted defense: 1023 6 H/ N- J8 k. r% x# k) j

% H* V( x$ m  _  Q. ~Japanese assault odds: 1 to 1 (fort level 1) . z. _" Z- e1 A

; y3 u) f. @9 S- H' i4 [$ sJapanese Assault reduces fortifications to 1# n9 V2 B, D* p

3 |. p. s) O( C; v# yCombat modifiers  g8 F, u* a# t5 Y( U
Defender: terrain(+), forts(+), preparation(-), experience(-)! R. G0 w. G! t4 Z, B9 g* J; C; n
Attacker: $ ?7 m- s. Y" G

- b' J5 G$ O* l1 ?% W8 d# Z) z  PJapanese ground losses:
" K  W2 o  c6 K; v0 R5 e6 F" U      7542 casualties reported# z3 y8 d$ G! v2 J1 q) e( ?! d
         Squads: 266 destroyed, 432 disabled
3 y6 `/ v0 ^3 m8 Y) j5 G( C         Non Combat: 20 destroyed, 157 disabled
1 J1 v" L7 Y/ `8 Y4 }. A- W         Engineers: 22 destroyed, 23 disabled' p8 F% h! h; S
      Guns lost 57 (28 destroyed, 29 disabled)
& {9 o& W- h: L, i* v( D      Vehicles lost 5 (1 destroyed, 4 disabled)
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Allied ground losses:6 {( e$ k2 Z% Q! @6 I
      863 casualties reported1 q" d4 j/ A. n3 @7 w; M
         Squads: 3 destroyed, 105 disabled
9 S4 q3 u7 M. ?" A         Non Combat: 1 destroyed, 6 disabled8 A& x  f5 |* g5 X; i# I2 J: j
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 4 disabled
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Assaulting units:( i9 A; Z4 T& q" u0 |7 o  K) n7 n! I0 Z
    55th Infantry Brigade* b' j( \$ g1 R( j8 Q
    40th Division# K/ I" N4 E( t0 i; q6 }! t; v) [! }
    15th Division* Q$ r* T, f. C- @5 L2 d/ T! i3 X1 X
    34th Division
8 k8 g3 w# u6 M, ~7 b    39th Division6 Q6 d6 n/ ?2 [  L# _! d
    12th Ind.Mixed Brigade
% X' w. [" z6 l. Q+ ^4 F' r' b    13th Army- V/ A9 e* b6 `2 v3 ]2 w- P
    4th Mortar Battalion3 c' g8 p& V9 b" D* e/ s

7 g0 ?/ \( w# GDefending units:
3 @1 _8 u9 S; ~5 t  F- N5 k8 ~, }/ F    73rd Chinese Corps
6 ?; H7 f; G7 M    70th Chinese Corps" P) R# @( |9 j: S
    28th Chinese Corps
$ Y5 n% \) G2 i; O* T* C    3rd New Chinese Corps
- _# P& B8 n8 S; _4 p    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, 42
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( H; K; Q' Q/ I* t$ i' ]( L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& o! F0 @3 u- {; U1 T
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。" f0 r0 T0 S" G  f
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# i% j3 A2 i4 B" u) hNight Time Surface Combat, near Adak Island at 162,52, Range 1,000 Yards
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Japanese Ships
" c6 D; w4 z' G1 K" ?* d      BB Yamashiro
) D- B6 V+ h2 c) T" o4 M      CA Chikuma( c0 j* _  C4 G) I  p3 _1 {
      DD Ushio, \2 l7 L: d  R, o; F$ U  ~9 ?
      DD Kuri: K4 K* L  h. K2 O6 R7 e& W( H

+ K, j* r  \5 @2 DAllied Ships
. P: y, g. b' p7 T+ {      PT-230 w0 N- ?9 j" I4 k2 T# b
      PT-24
% W' l9 f+ f: {8 W      PT-26, Shell hits 1, and is sunk* U9 z. V/ g  y- z, s
      PT-27( U8 T- {1 Q1 U
      PT-39
4 e1 o& I5 `% U2 i# {      PT-59, Shell hits 1, and is sunk! b* k) E3 X6 }8 T, _* Y7 ?' r
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! w2 x8 p3 M: }Night Time Surface Combat, near Adak Island at 162,52, Range 1,000 Yards
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      BB Yamashiro, Torpedo hits 1, W6 D1 A1 H+ M" [0 d$ l! Z
      CA Chikuma
2 @% P. Z; a; x/ k$ M6 v% s7 W$ o9 a% n      DD Ushio
) V. I3 C2 i" m/ F/ z- ^      DD Kuri
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, z2 D+ x6 _. \$ l" O, vAllied Ships
# d. y' l8 ]( Y) F' w7 P      PT-25
- F3 p6 j3 T) ?      PT-30, Shell hits 1% g/ }( Q5 {8 R2 G
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Ground combat at Pingsiang (82,54)
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Japanese Deliberate attack
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% \* j/ N- ?1 U2 @  H1 lAttacking force 52796 troops, 541 guns, 152 vehicles, Assault Value = 1352% w* L- H4 n6 }$ v

/ t$ {0 S  P% t. o7 d0 o4 K* y% s/ PDefending force 35528 troops, 190 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 1008
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( d* H8 V) [+ A+ Z7 U/ w6 BJapanese engineers reduce fortifications to 07 v; |# e. Z- `4 K/ S+ I  ]: W
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Japanese adjusted assault: 474
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Allied adjusted defense: 557
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Japanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 0) 3 Q1 f! I4 c& ]& `* X" J' Q
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Combat modifiers
0 x5 w: I, u& S0 P0 X- BDefender: terrain(+), preparation(-), experience(-)2 d/ ]; L, x* U$ M" Z
Attacker: , ]! k# ]+ _' d% \; N6 R
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Japanese ground losses:
1 a2 i# n" v4 h1 @% k  H; [, [      3490 casualties reported
/ f1 F/ b+ d! J2 w5 I6 G: B         Squads: 57 destroyed, 377 disabled1 E0 o) x( B- k: ]4 D) r" d" k7 p
         Non Combat: 11 destroyed, 52 disabled
7 ~3 C  X6 |2 j  U9 Q$ H0 _         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 44 disabled1 w) w5 `$ O9 {- y0 e
      Guns lost 42 (3 destroyed, 39 disabled)0 j, b; |3 N4 j! Y' w, b
      Vehicles lost 10 (1 destroyed, 9 disabled)
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Allied ground losses:
3 d3 S' X- V) X8 O: w  g      444 casualties reported9 Z' O$ c: A3 @$ u, |! o
         Squads: 11 destroyed, 82 disabled
$ U1 Z5 M" B, t3 ]1 M/ \7 s         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 10 disabled2 d4 U/ z5 x: c. o
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 0 disabled
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Assaulting units:3 v9 e8 n2 q& |. q$ ^
    15th Division; g: e" G; {1 K3 T' A
    39th Division
6 C5 y, E/ v4 K/ ]/ K8 e    55th Infantry Brigade
& Z. P: ~7 h1 I1 i& x" y; Q9 X    34th Division" p' t( l0 a% p" t
    40th Division! D7 q' J/ _; r  y$ j. ^$ t1 k
    12th Ind.Mixed Brigade! d' ~. |! f# T: m3 C
    13th Army
6 Y  T) d; l. X" L- ^/ c    4th Mortar Battalion
0 h+ ^/ j5 m9 y# `' `1 K    10th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment( T6 g# @5 P4 P( v
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Defending units:
' }2 Y& P/ i- g# u5 T/ F; d    28th Chinese Corps
, @4 T" l- |( T( d# U3 E    73rd Chinese Corps' v1 v( y! d8 D7 H; _/ b9 f
    70th Chinese Corps
1 S5 R5 Y) N  @' T+ G  G    3rd New Chinese Corps
' n+ Y7 R+ u8 |, m6 k1 {    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？  x  J9 S) A+ f# f
xubin0892 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。3 E5 W) E# C8 |# W, c" c# f
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
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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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) \# k- ?% S& ?& u# q) `Ground combat at Pingsiang (82,54)
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Japanese Bombardment attack; ~- J% c8 ^+ b8 |' V

( ^! A) v6 P1 c7 `: X1 cAttacking force 33335 troops, 376 guns, 83 vehicles, Assault Value = 998
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Defending force 40809 troops, 234 guns, 0 vehicles, Assault Value = 11454 O4 B% A  a0 _: Y) E  z. l8 F1 x
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Japanese ground losses:# N' u9 E* t$ k  o: v/ L4 m
      233 casualties reported
( ?5 |5 r, d  s: A         Squads: 3 destroyed, 8 disabled
+ _/ X" _2 c, _" q1 R         Non Combat: 2 destroyed, 2 disabled% C$ Q/ t1 C) l$ q  p
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 2 disabled
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) ?6 l: z. ~, [+ S* wAssaulting units:
7 t# {& \9 n% e    34th Division0 g7 H, F7 _: y; `  ~  [
    40th Division
: J+ {+ C3 W% U/ K5 S; w4 W    39th Division
3 L$ T+ i( l( W& \* _    15th Division
2 L* ^) z9 ~! i; b# e    12th Ind.Mixed Brigade
# q% N. i( o) e' R    55th Infantry Brigade
& [5 v* _5 Z4 u( D* w$ k( T+ M' k    4th Mortar Battalion
: A- V% O/ \' W3 P( E4 a/ B    13th Army: A; d* z) T& s, ]6 L5 T/ ]( C
    10th Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment+ D7 ^; T4 u% J6 V

' G/ x$ T9 \; y, Z  ]4 B( z$ G2 LDefending units:# s- p2 `# e) B; C
    28th Chinese Corps" f* I' y+ d; H  M
    78th Chinese Corps2 g' H1 k' p: k5 s! j1 K
    70th Chinese Corps* o. J9 |; l4 `- P$ p- s
    73rd Chinese Corps
9 b9 q0 ~0 K* o# }    3rd New Chinese Corps
; e4 u7 T2 B+ [3 L) F* Y5 |8 B    32nd Group Army

kevin_hx

AFTER ACTION REPORTS FOR Apr 13, 42
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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
: J- C1 m. ~  T  w  r, O6 A! L5 n7 h) r) `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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Morning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52 3 {# S$ V; t+ M7 Y" `

$ h1 d  }! l  Y7 B6 TWeather in hex: Light rain
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Raid spotted at 38 NM, estimated altitude 16,000 feet.
! C) W6 T6 M' I5 EEstimated time to target is 10 minutes
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Japanese aircraft/ ~* I( \  [! f+ Q2 G
      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 3
0 |! R4 d5 M. j% @0 R2 n      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 14
/ B: Z; ~8 U2 c+ G; o7 U      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 3& A# m" q8 z+ w, z( {

5 K% e: `4 m& p6 SNo Japanese losses
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Manpower hits 18- g2 I/ G2 \, ^% f5 C% p. u' }% D
Fires 9370; i. w. O  g' I. s& P
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Morning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52
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% G4 s0 T9 x8 i$ N0 |- D- U) UWeather in hex: Light rain& y# W; j3 j7 p& L
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Raid spotted at 28 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.3 k, F% i+ L1 ^1 n" A7 V+ E
Estimated time to target is 9 minutes
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Japanese aircraft: ]9 C! ^" W7 i3 `; O  M. M7 s6 t* s
      Ki-21-Ic Sally x 17( S& I  T4 V2 U/ X$ a
      Ki-30 Ann x 6
! `: F: f  U3 x5 d( S7 D5 s' ^      Ki-51 Sonia x 3
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No Japanese losses: V2 r, ?0 O! c3 y
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Manpower hits 88 \4 r* V& w7 c: U% x. G
Fires 145771 g4 Z: x- `/ }1 B. p" C* s3 j4 s2 `
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Morning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52 5 w/ s* t* S8 O2 v7 g" H& E  R! b

2 n) o+ e0 ~2 v2 t$ D; aWeather in hex: Light rain6 x: Q5 I+ Z9 R4 V4 Y/ L' P! W0 Z

; ]' ^7 c! \; P2 e' {Raid spotted at 28 NM, estimated altitude 12,000 feet.: M; ^& v8 v; u  k
Estimated time to target is 8 minutes; E/ [8 U% H4 c" M6 S( O- D

  S4 K5 v& P+ x( AJapanese aircraft
$ A+ q& X6 k1 Q      Ki-21-IIa Sally x 21* M$ c, U) v: i/ ]% G$ l
      Ki-51 Sonia x 3( E) Z) q3 y! j' A( H8 j

% N2 v: Y% w6 y% v( E) Q; F2 rJapanese aircraft losses
2 b: W* @" ?5 G5 j" T  R$ V$ v* t      Ki-21-IIa Sally: 1 damaged3 P* Q# u. ~& _5 }& V# I9 B) E

# a# _9 W, f6 z' M( i+ [Manpower hits 8- l2 _" V8 u9 p
Fires 12412
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Morning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52
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Weather in hex: Light rain2 ]2 o1 z% {3 d  I
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Raid spotted at 25 NM, estimated altitude 7,000 feet.0 a( p8 v8 l7 @) s1 q! q
Estimated time to target is 8 minutes
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Japanese aircraft# O2 U* f; D- Z! t
      Ki-51 Sonia x 19
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) t2 k* k7 T' y+ X% F2 UJapanese aircraft losses$ Y7 |+ M2 F+ V6 s& D! X( o
      Ki-51 Sonia: 2 damaged4 O" U2 \* l5 W7 h5 Q
      Ki-51 Sonia: 1 destroyed by flak9 H: A) r# B8 @. O2 `
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Manpower hits 8! c8 V  W; ]2 Q. U% {) q
Fires 19320
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Morning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52
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; t& ~$ m/ D9 e7 r8 e) MWeather in hex: Light rain
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7 D7 D" F" H+ qRaid spotted at 40 NM, estimated altitude 13,000 feet.
6 b0 o- ?- d+ d8 d# zEstimated time to target is 13 minutes
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Japanese aircraft
; V- l6 p3 U" F: L+ z+ ^# x( c0 f      Ki-30 Ann x 150 t: K+ b0 ]; U) c6 \
      Ki-51 Sonia x 6
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5 q6 L6 Z; E6 t6 g1 tJapanese aircraft losses9 Q  U3 z% T8 ~+ K5 M
      Ki-51 Sonia: 1 damaged; t. v; z3 E: E7 A3 r" }* h

7 ~( l, ?$ f1 d4 LManpower hits 1
2 q8 p6 @; y0 _5 q# G" h$ cFires 13380
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Morning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52 7 T# g5 n3 X% r0 V% Z
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Weather in hex: Light rain4 E4 `) S7 ~  E, c6 K3 y0 B: c/ n

; W) A0 n: p7 T3 I& bRaid spotted at 29 NM, estimated altitude 10,000 feet.1 l) N( C8 m( _7 ?; q8 Q( A: @
Estimated time to target is 9 minutes- \, d; t" ~; E
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Japanese aircraft
. b7 g* f1 D) i4 E. j      Ki-27b Nate x 107 e. T& w+ G$ j: @
      Ki-48-Ib Lily x 19
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* G6 Q8 {- V0 q) R/ q) DJapanese aircraft losses1 l! ^/ K$ r% @2 W  M2 L
      Ki-48-Ib Lily: 1 damaged
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Manpower hits 9
  y. {# P2 ~3 _& c% }6 n- N) C% vFires 14735
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Morning Air attack on Changsha , at 82,52 - f* a6 A' D4 Q6 U8 G6 z. }5 @

, g" f. m. [0 J( q/ i7 ]* b# IWeather in hex: Light rain* T7 \% f5 L/ h4 I: f/ d

& L0 `) ^2 h. t1 i  xRaid spotted at 30 NM, estimated altitude 15,000 feet.- \" t9 K7 ]6 t: }8 S% \2 p
Estimated time to target is 10 minutes2 y  T+ ?+ ~/ s6 I0 W) Z8 R8 z

2 s6 C/ r& A, j2 wJapanese aircraft
9 j- t) O4 A1 D7 `      Ki-51 Sonia x 68 |% _! K, n3 H0 m1 J
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No Japanese losses" ?  U" H" h! `1 j5 B8 M

4 S! ]5 l- ^1 x' oManpower hits 17 [& V" @9 N9 h: ~
Fires 22752
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' @. t* I( @8 h  {: D$ d3 w, P* uGround combat at Malang (55,105), }' Q" T- O, K' }8 O) R+ Z+ j7 o' q
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Japanese Deliberate attack* U0 z" m4 c- u3 i" T7 Y" V

  d! [5 l" B( kAttacking force 37954 troops, 432 guns, 423 vehicles, Assault Value = 1308
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' b' ?- k2 l9 k/ A1 V0 G( FDefending force 24576 troops, 290 guns, 66 vehicles, Assault Value = 574
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Japanese engineers reduce fortifications to 19 k$ s, M8 p- c- A$ o/ _
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Japanese adjusted assault: 1001
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Allied adjusted defense: 1090 1 t5 s; h) h) q& u4 p4 W+ }& ~

0 `4 B7 y! p( }' j, w% QJapanese assault odds: 1 to 2 (fort level 1) : H% a- J( ~. w! r

7 V' M' d9 h7 u" I- U  L: P3 @$ ECombat modifiers
- {. A/ t) W$ X8 _" v8 [8 L0 YDefender: terrain(+), preparation(-), experience(-)
& g( R+ ]; [: o8 ?Attacker:
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+ M4 D5 v7 r; tJapanese ground losses:  r, }. A8 \# S3 p( v
      2009 casualties reported
# S" S0 B, j3 ]3 R+ A$ L- V" \         Squads: 19 destroyed, 170 disabled% g3 ]8 i2 |* B% b$ I
         Non Combat: 4 destroyed, 34 disabled& P" \5 P. R* @  d. K$ `- E4 D" z
         Engineers: 1 destroyed, 25 disabled% t& N% v% b- K% U. P& U$ c( C
      Guns lost 20 (3 destroyed, 17 disabled)
2 i8 k. k, e5 h  j2 w! l+ X      Vehicles lost 71 (9 destroyed, 62 disabled)
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8 n) W" z9 S4 e9 C  Z+ YAllied ground losses:) V9 p( T, X( T& [  X& F) A& c; T. p
      541 casualties reported
2 [& `  Q+ b1 ^; |; V         Squads: 32 destroyed, 36 disabled
* @; C( w4 s# L9 f         Non Combat: 0 destroyed, 5 disabled( U# B% S7 X, B3 P, G* C, g" Y( C
         Engineers: 0 destroyed, 8 disabled
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5 B$ p" o8 l' RAssaulting units:
# }( L' [8 b- U. Q. \2 ~$ W    2nd Tank Regiment3 `6 N+ S' f4 S" {' T) s
    18th Division
# S' Z5 ]4 Y: ^! N    56th Division; G+ J4 Z1 \! s# V/ g1 r6 p  A
    38th Division. w* Q( a* W. H  |
    6th Tank Regiment
8 ?7 a$ e5 ]5 q8 f6 O- X7 }    18th Medium Field Artillery Regiment
9 p6 Y( z8 [0 f% k3 m; c/ N    3rd Medium Field Artillery Regiment
& E; |7 p3 U2 j! ]* j+ K& y5 b- O    3rd Ind. Mountain Gun Regiment; e$ ?' T7 y9 m0 p6 r( l
    1st RF Gun Battalion
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Defending units:
& ^! ^* m' i+ K" e- \    4th KNIL Landstorm Battalion
  X- j6 W, r2 t6 U! V+ i, x    Roodenburg Battalion  Q" E+ v) i$ q; g* {
    6th KNIL Regiment4 i$ B) e! Y0 y/ X- K
    1st KNIL Landstorm Battalion+ Y, l: ~, J6 B! X# w& {, Z# V
    4th KNIL Regiment5 I6 Y/ ]% H/ _  Q& Y. C
    1st KNIL Regiment' l$ f; }8 N. u5 y" k. D& T4 t: f
    Prajoda Garrison Battalion
$ u+ I3 K# y/ G9 B( N2 {$ q( {+ L7 b    2nd KNIL Landstorm Battalion. j* i, h0 q: |5 {  w
    Barisan KNIL Regiment7 U+ V- p% A/ I
    Lijfwacht Cav Sqn
% t2 c+ @% I9 \  w: R    Afdeling Ritman 7 _/ @7 R; ]3 M* D
    Marinier Battalion
; ?' q( A* g7 c) x    2nd KNIL Regiment
& r$ h, R3 Y( ~" a    Van Altena Battalion
/ H0 C1 H4 |8 c' f    West Borneo KNIL Battalion/ c" @5 j  b' v2 Z& f
    KNIL Army Command & X" z; V0 G- J+ Y! @
    Tjilitap Base Force